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19:02:02 <DavidWHodgins> #chair wilcal
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19:02:09 <DavidWHodgins> #topic Who's new?
19:02:28 <rindolf> Hi all.
19:02:30 <DavidWHodgins> Anyone here who hasn't been to a qa team irc meeting before?
19:02:38 <rindolf> ysoft: hi.
19:02:49 <rindolf> ysoft: have  you been to a QA team IRC meeting before?
19:02:58 <lewyssmith> Who *is* ysoft?
19:03:02 <rindolf> ysoft is my apprentice.
19:03:18 <rindolf> For packaging.
19:03:28 <ysoft> rindolf: no. Just watching this one.
19:03:58 <DavidWHodgins> ysoft: Introduce yourself. I'm Dave Hodgins, from London, Ontario, Canada.
19:04:13 <wilcal> Lots of bleacher seats available
19:04:19 <lewyssmith> ?
19:04:41 <wilcal> "bleacher" seats an American term for seats way out in left field
19:05:08 <lewyssmith> Still doubl dutch; never mind.
19:05:41 <Brian_> ysoft - where are you located?  How did you first meet Mageia?
19:06:02 <ysoft> I'm Yann Cantin, from Cherves (near Poitiers), France.
19:06:23 <lewyssmith> Not far from me: Limousin.
19:06:39 <DavidWHodgins> Everyone else here, introduce yourselves too.
19:06:40 <ysoft> lewyssmith:  _o/
19:06:55 <rindolf> I am Shlomi Fish from Tel Aviv, Israel.
19:07:00 <Brian_> Brian from St. Jacob, IL, USA
19:07:35 <lewyssmith> I am a recalcitrant expatriate Celt lving in France.
19:07:36 <DavidWHodgins> wilcal: ?
19:07:50 <wilcal> "wilcal" for (Wil)liam in (Cal)ifornia, live near San Diego ( Surf City USA )
19:08:44 <DavidWHodgins> Doesn't look like many people are actually participating today, so I guess we should move on.
19:08:51 <lewyssmith> Yes.
19:08:55 <DavidWHodgins> #topic Testing updates - Anyone need help?
19:09:21 <Brian_> kind of  - not sure on ettiquette
19:09:32 <DavidWHodgins> For hplip, we need people with hp hardware, to test it.
19:09:38 <Brian_> ysoft - I'm still a beginner QA person
19:09:59 <wilcal> update request: hplip new security issue CVE-2015-0839
19:09:59 <Brian_> I have hp printer, but not scanner
19:10:00 <wilcal> https://bugs.mageia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16498
19:10:01 <[mbot> Bug 16498: major, Normal, qa-bugs, ASSIGNED , hplip new security issue CVE-2015-0839, hplip-3.14.6-8.mga5.src.rpm
19:10:02 <wilcal> I've put a lot of time into this one both in Vbox and on real hardware.
19:10:03 <wilcal> This continues to be a major problem. For some folks it works, for others not.
19:10:05 <wilcal> For me it does not see my very popular HP 4502 Printer/Scanner at all.
19:10:06 <wilcal> My present set up with the HP 4502 and M5 works just fine.
19:10:08 <wilcal> I suggest we "gray" this one out or take it off the table until more info is found.
19:10:18 <lewyssmith> Brian_: Do you want a tutor?
19:10:26 <Brian_> I have one
19:10:33 <lewyssmith> Good.
19:10:34 <wilcal> I've worked with Brian
19:10:45 <lewyssmith> We need more people generally, rather than help with specific updates - that too for some.
19:10:50 <wilcal> He's come'n along ok
19:10:58 <wilcal> He did a lot off good iso testing
19:11:09 <wilcal> next is get'n into bug testing
19:11:50 <Brian_> which is way more challenging to me.  If I need to ask a question.  I've posted to bugzilla  - is that the wrong place?
19:11:50 <DavidWHodgins> We really need more people testing updates. Due to health problems, I haven't been able to do much.
19:12:04 <wilcal> We have a lot of bugs to test and some contentious ones
19:12:20 <wilcal> the hplip is one
19:12:22 <DavidWHodgins> Brian_: That's the correct place, or the qa-discuss mailing list, if in doubt.
19:12:44 <Brian_> ok - was just concerned I was doing that wrong
19:12:49 <Brian_> thx
19:13:23 <wilcal> nothings wrong
19:13:24 <lewyssmith> Brian_: The bug itself for things related just to that, the ML for more general matters - help included;
19:13:32 <wilcal> just keep tinkering
19:13:48 <Brian_> will do
19:14:05 <DavidWHodgins> Anyone have any questions about specific updates?
19:14:18 <wilcal> I've got one more to talk about
19:14:21 <Brian_> php 5.6.12 - we all good there or need mroe testing?
19:14:31 <lewyssmith> 16249 is proving resistant: no-one knows how to tackle it.
19:14:44 <lewyssmith> bug 249
19:14:46 <[mbot> Bug https://bugs.mageia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=249 normal, Normal, bugsquad, RESOLVED FIXED, Error while updating texlive, texlive20100722-21.mga1
19:14:55 <lewyssmith> bug 16249
19:14:56 <[mbot> Bug https://bugs.mageia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16249 normal, Normal, qa-bugs, ASSIGNED , roundcubemail new security issues CVE-2015-218[01] and CVE-2015-5382, roundcubemail-1.0.5-4.mga5.src.rpm
19:15:02 <DavidWHodgins> php just needs me to upload the advisory to svn.
19:15:07 <Akien> Brian_: You can also ask questions here btw :)
19:15:18 <DavidWHodgins> Then it's ready to get pushed.
19:15:37 <wilcal> it's ready to go
19:16:14 <lewyssmith> bug 16072 is in limbo
19:16:15 <[mbot> Bug https://bugs.mageia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16072 normal, Normal, qa-bugs, NEW , Upstream fix (?) at resume screen black while .xsession-error fills w msg about bluedevil, bluedevil, libbluedevil
19:16:26 <Luigi12_work> yeah the PHPs are ready.  No CVEs, so just go with the general advisories I posted.
19:16:48 <Luigi12_work> the 5.6.12 still needs to be validated (it can be now)
19:17:03 <lewyssmith> Bug 16228 is also in limbo.
19:17:04 <[mbot> Bug https://bugs.mageia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16228 major, Normal, qa-bugs, NEW , outdated beid-middleware, beid-middleware-4.0.6-4.mga5.src.rpm
19:17:13 <Luigi12_work> what do you mean by limbo?
19:17:26 <Luigi12_work> there is something wrong with the update, or nobody has tested it or commented in a long time?
19:17:29 <DavidWHodgins> No action for 24 days.
19:17:36 <lewyssmith> Thanks!
19:17:36 <Luigi12_work> several others are like that too
19:17:46 <Luigi12_work> it'd be nice to have a plan for those that have sat for too long
19:17:53 <Luigi12_work> even if it means testing that they install and validating
19:18:06 <lewyssmith> Noted above; plus 16192 but I have not looked at that yet.
19:18:34 <DavidWHodgins> Agreed. If we can't actually test the update properly, just confirm that the update installs cleanly.
19:18:46 <wilcal> I'll look see if beid installs and updates properly
19:19:33 <lewyssmith> David, I am glad you are here. We need to make a quick & serious decsision about pushing updates tested on just 1  architecture - exept the more general ones like kernels,  video, rpm
19:19:45 <DavidWHodgins> We still need a proper advisory for beid-middleware
19:20:39 <DavidWHodgins> Until we get the list of updates down to a more reasonable level, we'll stick with validating after testing on one arch for each release.
19:21:03 <lewyssmith> Thanks; that is clear enough.
19:21:28 <wilcal> one issue from me
19:21:42 <wilcal> update request: virtualbox 5.0.2
19:21:43 <wilcal> https://bugs.mageia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16437
19:21:45 <[mbot> Bug 16437: normal, Normal, qa-bugs, NEW , update request: virtualbox 5.0.2, virtualbox
19:21:45 <wilcal> Again a lot of time on my part on this one. Also I think different folks
19:21:46 <wilcal> are gonna have different results ( no sound in M4 clients ). doktor5000
19:21:48 <wilcal> has confirmed the issue. We've made the decision to wait on pushing this
19:21:49 <wilcal> one till after M4 EOL scheduled for 19 Sept. I think we should hold to
19:21:51 <wilcal> that and let whatever issues Vbox5 has with M4 go obsolete. The issue
19:21:53 <wilcal> I noted that Oracle_VM_VirtualBox_Extension_Pack-5.x does not seem to
19:21:54 <wilcal> work for me has to be resolved one way or another.
19:22:05 <wilcal> I say we just leave this alone till M4 goes EOL
19:22:07 <Luigi12_work> actually there's an update candidate for mga4 now
19:22:22 <wilcal> yesterday or today
19:22:29 <Luigi12_work> is the sound issue only in mga4 clients?
19:22:34 <wilcal> yes
19:22:47 <Luigi12_work> I tried a Windows 7 VM today and sound worked fine as long as you set the audio to Intel HD Audio
19:23:20 <wilcal> I tried a Linux Mint vm and the sound was fine on there
19:23:30 <Luigi12_work> so a Mageia 5 VM works fine too?
19:23:30 <wilcal> just seems to be M4
19:23:33 <DavidWHodgins> The extension pack is working for me, after renaming the download from .gz to .vbox-extpack
19:24:38 <Luigi12_work> I need to try the mga4 update candidate on my Mageia 4 workstation at home, I have Mageia 4 and Mageia 5 VMs there
19:24:57 <wilcal> Thanks David. I'll try that.
19:25:08 <lewyssmith> VirtualBox worries me: it is supposed to be a means to an end, but seems to be more an end in itself. It certainly keeps Bill's brain churning.
19:25:48 <Luigi12_work> I'm really looking forward to 5.0.x getting pushed.  Having the headless feature available through the GUI is awesome.  My students will love that.
19:26:10 <Brian_> I've asked a couple of times - what directory does the extension pack extension land in?
19:26:11 <DavidWHodgins> Sound is working here with a Mageia 4 vb guest on a Mageia 4 host.
19:26:19 <wilcal> It's a very challenging app
19:26:46 <wilcal> was the M4 vb client created with the older version of Vbox
19:26:46 <Brian_> yup - but important to folks all over
19:27:00 <wilcal> if it was it will work just fine
19:27:23 <lewyssmith> Does it matter if Mageia 4 has no sound as a VBox client? It is more important how it behaves run *natively*.
19:27:45 <doktor5000> wilcal: FWIW, I don't see the virtualbox mga4 issue as a blocker for pushing the updates, only the QA team members would need to use their pre-virtualbox 5 VMs to test mga4 in virtualbox _with_ sound :)
19:28:05 <wilcal> I agree with doktor5000
19:28:06 <Luigi12_work> and it sounds like those VMs will work fine anyway according to what he just said
19:28:26 <Luigi12_work> is it doing something wrong in the settings when it creates VMs now?
19:28:33 <DavidWHodgins> I'm ok with validating the update.
19:28:45 <wilcal> I just need to get a handle on the Extension issue
19:29:11 <Luigi12_work> wilcal: is there some difference in the VM settings between a VM made with vbox 4 and vbox 5?
19:29:31 <doktor5000> that is, using virtualbox4 VM definitions (the virtual harddisks don't matter, only the VM definition) achieves sound running mga4 vms with virtualbox5, so it's not a general issue
19:29:58 <Luigi12_work> that's what it sounds like
19:30:04 <Luigi12_work> (no pun intended)
19:30:05 <wilcal> In order to get sound from a M4 client created with Vbox5 you have to set the sound to intel hd sound
19:30:18 <Luigi12_work> OK so the same settings issue I had with Windows 7
19:30:19 <Brian_> in my testing it was interest.  built under VBox 4.3 (sound worked).  Built under Vbox 5.0 (didn't until I switched to Intel)
19:30:27 <Luigi12_work> can't tmb patch it to default to Intel HD Audio?
19:30:36 <lewyssmith> doktor5000: [BTW thanks for chipping in]
19:30:45 <wilcal> I don't want him too. Too much work for too little return
19:30:53 <Luigi12_work> that shouldn't be much work
19:30:55 <wilcal> M4 is obsolete in just a few weeks
19:31:15 <Luigi12_work> yeah but we don't want new VMs created with it to be broken
19:31:30 <Luigi12_work> the Intel AC97 (the current default in 5.0.2) seems kind of broken
19:31:55 <wilcal> "kind of broke" is an understatement
19:32:01 <DavidWHodgins> Brian_: The extension pack ends up in /usr/lib64/virtualbox/ExtensionPacks
19:32:17 <Brian_> David  - thx
19:32:27 <DavidWHodgins> Or /usr/lib/ on a 32 bit system.
19:33:03 <tmb> Luigi12_work, yeah, I already meant to, but forgot when pushing 5.0.2 :/
19:33:14 <doktor5000> Luigi12_work: nope the .vbox files are basically the same, apart from MAC adresses and uuid's, which is even stranger - audio settings are the same :/
19:33:27 <Luigi12_work> tmb: OK, thanks
19:33:47 <Luigi12_work> doktor5000: oh that's strange indeed
19:34:01 <Luigi12_work> yeah I haven't looked more closely at the audio settings in vbox 4 yet
19:34:34 <DavidWHodgins> We're testing vbox 5.
19:34:41 <Luigi12_work> I know :P
19:34:47 <wilcal> Note: I use the KDE "bong" sound when opening the desktop as the test
19:34:59 <Luigi12_work> I did look at the audio settings in vbox 5 today, I haven't looked to see what they were in vbox 4
19:35:02 <wilcal> no codecs or drivers needed
19:35:11 <tmb> for vbox it's a fallout of upstream "Audio: provide Linux guests a different AC97 audio codec type so Linux ALSA does not mis-detect the link speed (default for new VMs) "
19:35:14 <Luigi12_work> wilcal: you mean the login music?
19:35:19 <lewyssmith> wilcal: I can send you a couple of nice songs.
19:35:19 <wilcal> yes
19:35:26 <Luigi12_work> ok, please don't call it a bong :o)
19:35:52 <tmb> so I guess mga4 kernel/alsa misdetects it
19:35:54 <wilcal> American terminology :-)
19:36:24 <Luigi12_work> tmb: well Windows 7 completely crashes when it tries to use the AC97
19:36:32 <wilcal> o my
19:37:02 <tmb> yeah, I guesss they have made more changes to the AC97 :)
19:37:20 <DavidWHodgins> tmb: Should we wait till the default sound device is changed?
19:37:38 <tmb> but Intel HD Audio is better default anyway imho :)
19:37:47 <Luigi12_work> yeah I would think so
19:38:04 <tmb> DavidWHodgins, yeah, I will submit new sets and update the bugreport
19:38:05 <lewyssmith> Except it looks proprietary.
19:38:32 <Brian_> but works on my AMD stuff
19:38:36 <DavidWHodgins> Also, there's the kernel panic running a i586 guest on an x86_64 host.
19:38:53 <tmb> DavidWHodgins, what kernel ?
19:39:07 <Luigi12_work> I just found out today you actually can run x86_64 guests on a i586 host, mind-blowing :D
19:39:28 <DavidWHodgins> tmb: Mageia 5, fully updated.
19:39:33 <wilcal> Vbox is pretty good
19:39:41 <Luigi12_work> yeah it's amazing
19:39:58 <tmb> DavidWHodgins, yeah, but the client kernel... is it 3.19 or 4.1 from testing ?
19:40:33 <DavidWHodgins> I can't boot it to confirm, but I'm pretty sure it's the one from testing.
19:41:10 <Luigi12_work> I heard that Debian's testing branch has made the jump to kernel 4.1
19:41:16 <tmb> ok, that might actually be the kernel at fault iirc
19:41:51 <DavidWHodgins> tmb: It's desktop 4.1.5-1.mga5
19:42:09 <DavidWHodgins> According to the grub menu.
19:42:27 <tmb> hm,... iirc some critical fixes landed in 4.1.6 and some more are queued...
19:42:49 <tmb> otherwise the 4.1 kernel seems to shape up nicely now :)
19:42:50 <Brian_> I guess 4.1.x is coming to MGA5 pretty soon then
19:43:30 <DavidWHodgins> 3.19.8-desktop-3.mga5 does boot
19:43:34 <tmb> Brian_, I alrady have 4.1.6 in testing, but haven't assigned to QA yet as I'm waiting for some upstream fixes to get validated
19:44:24 <tmb> hopefully in a day or two I'll get the fixes confirmed...
19:44:25 <Brian_> tmb, thx
19:44:49 <DavidWHodgins> Yep. Thanks tmb. Shall we move on?
19:44:56 <wilcal> lets move on
19:45:02 <DavidWHodgins> #topic Luigi's Roundup
19:45:13 <DavidWHodgins> ping Luigi12_work
19:45:35 <Luigi12_work> oops I still have to push the gnutls update
19:46:15 <DavidWHodgins> Is that for 4, 5, or both?
19:46:21 <Luigi12_work> yes
19:46:31 <lewyssmith> Benmc: Hello Ben.
19:46:49 <DavidWHodgins> #info gnutls security update expected soon.
19:46:57 <Benmc> good morning Lewis, QA
19:47:01 <DavidWHodgins> HiYa Ben.
19:47:44 <wilcal> that openssh security bug critical luigi?
19:48:04 <Benmc> hi David, I'm late yet again
19:48:08 <Luigi12_work> new bugs filed for lighttpd, pure-ftpd, conntrack-tools, struts, qemu, nagios-plugins, python-django/python-django14, vlc, php-ZendFramework and php-ZendFramework2
19:48:12 <Luigi12_work> wilcal: I have no idea
19:48:50 <Luigi12_work> wilcal: I think RH had them rated as medium, so not critical
19:49:01 <wilcal> i can get through that by tomorrow evening
19:49:09 <DavidWHodgins> #info updates expected (when packagers get around to it) for lighttpd, pure-ftpd, conntrack-tools, struts, qemu, nagios-plugins, python-django/python-django14, vlc, php-ZendFramework and php-ZendFramework2
19:49:39 <Brian_> whew - a lot of work there
19:49:47 <DavidWHodgins> As always.
19:49:58 <Luigi12_work> yeah, definitely need packagers to come back from vacation
19:50:16 <Luigi12_work> I've been too busy at work to do much packaging myself
19:50:23 <DavidWHodgins> Yep. Most likely won't be back till September.
19:51:07 <DavidWHodgins> Luigi12_work: Anything else?
19:51:11 <Luigi12_work> oh glusterfs has a security fix too in the updates spuhler built, he needs to update the bug already assigned to QA (was just a bugfix)
19:51:21 <Luigi12_work> that'll be for mga4 and mga5 (currently just says mga5)
19:51:56 <lewyssmith> It is down for 4.
19:52:17 <Luigi12_work> ?
19:52:34 <DavidWHodgins> lewyssmith: What's down for 4?
19:52:42 <Luigi12_work> oh I see he made another bug report for it
19:52:53 <lewyssmith> Bug 16619
19:52:54 <[mbot> Bug https://bugs.mageia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16619 normal, Normal, qa-bugs, ASSIGNED , Security issue in glusterfs, glusterfs
19:53:15 <DavidWHodgins> Ah. Ok.
19:53:16 <Luigi12_work> mga5 update is in Bug 16469
19:53:17 <[mbot> Bug https://bugs.mageia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16469 normal, Normal, qa-bugs, ASSIGNED , Glusterd does not start after upgrade from Mageia 4 to Mageia 5, glusterfs
19:53:44 <lewyssmith> I have been doing that one; it is confusing.
19:53:53 <Brian_> so build MGA4 - with Glusterfs then upgrade with patch?
19:53:54 <Luigi12_work> the virtualbox update should fix CVE-2015-2594 as well I believe
19:54:31 <tmb> yep
19:54:41 <lewyssmith> Brian_: Install it from normal repos, try it, upgrade it from Updates testing, try it again.
19:54:50 <wilcal> when will all that be in updates_testing?
19:54:57 <DavidWHodgins> I don't remember ever testing glusterfs before.
19:55:13 <Luigi12_work> the glusterfs updates are already built
19:55:16 <lewyssmith> I have only installed & started it; not *used* it.
19:55:58 <DavidWHodgins> Thanks Luigi12_work. Shall we move on?
19:56:04 <Luigi12_work> sure
19:56:09 <Brian_> that's the one that makes the harddrive spin backwards correct?   ;-)
19:56:19 <DavidWHodgins> lol
19:56:23 <DavidWHodgins> #topic Anything else?
19:56:50 <lewyssmith> A quickie please.
19:56:50 <lewyssmith> quickie please.
19:56:58 <DavidWHodgins> Go ahead
19:57:31 <DavidWHodgins> Just be quick about it. :-)
19:58:07 <lewyssmith> We should post something somewhere about Opera12 under Mageia5; where is better: Blog post, or a Forum post (in which case, which forum?)?
19:58:34 <Luigi12_work> a special post just for some piece of proprietary software?
19:58:43 <Luigi12_work> well, I guess that'd be appropriate in the Forum
19:58:58 <Luigi12_work> whichever Forum has the MAQeia for Google Chrome would be the right one I would think
19:58:58 <lewyssmith> If you use it, it is damned important.
19:59:31 <DavidWHodgins> I'm still using opera 12.16, on Mageia 4. Haven't tested to see if it works in Mageia 5. I have around 160,000, messages stored in it.
19:59:59 <lewyssmith> Luigi12_work: See?
20:01:23 <DavidWHodgins> They go back to 2003, a couple of years before I switched to linux.
20:01:23 <Luigi12_work> proprietary software will always bite you where it hurts eventually
20:01:23 <DavidWHodgins> As I'm used to how it works, I won't switch until I have to.
20:01:23 <DavidWHodgins> Not sure what I'll switch to.
20:01:32 <lewyssmith> I will do a forum post, then. Dave: Vivaldi.
20:01:43 <DavidWHodgins> lewyssmith: Thanks
20:01:52 <Luigi12_work> Vivaldi sounds like the right option for Opera browser users, but does it have Mail?
20:02:06 <lewyssmith> Not yet - but it is in the pipeline.
20:02:20 <Brian_> Vivaldi - that's the new one from the opera founders correct?
20:02:27 <Luigi12_work> yeah
20:02:36 <DavidWHodgins> Luigi12_work: My understanding is that there is now a separate opera-mail package, though I haven't tried it.
20:02:53 <lewyssmith> It is Win only.
20:03:05 <DavidWHodgins> Ah. Ok
20:03:37 <DavidWHodgins> I use opera for usenet, rss feeds, email, and browsing, typically with 30 tabs open.
20:03:57 <lewyssmith> It is good for IRC too!
20:04:23 <DavidWHodgins> I've tried it for irc, but find konversation more intuitive.
20:04:36 <Luigi12_work> Thunderbird should be able to do all of that except browsing
20:04:44 <Luigi12_work> I guess Iceape can do it all
20:05:00 <Luigi12_work> I use KNode for nntp, but I don't know if it's going to survive the transition to Plasma 5
20:05:02 <Brian_> I switched to Kmail - kind of kludgy to me
20:05:07 <DavidWHodgins> Hopefully it can import the messages from opera that I already have.
20:05:17 <lewyssmith> No....
20:05:21 <Luigi12_work> yeah I had to switch my dad from KMail back to Thunderbird once they made KMail2, which was totally broken
20:05:56 <lewyssmith> Kmail worked fine in the 90s.
20:06:02 <Luigi12_work> yeah and 2000s
20:06:10 <Luigi12_work> it used to be really nice
20:06:18 <DavidWHodgins> opera is probably the program I use the most.
20:06:23 <Brian_> at one time I heard Thunderbird was getting deprecated - is that still true?
20:06:30 <Luigi12_work> not true at all
20:06:43 <Brian_> ok - so my next destination then
20:06:47 <Luigi12_work> Mozilla is devoting less resources to it, but some other companies are contributing to it more now
20:06:52 <marja> it is only hard to find at the mozilla website
20:07:13 <lewyssmith> My opening question was answered! What has followed is not my fault.
20:07:19 <marja> lol
20:07:27 <marja> lewyssmith: we don't blame you ;-)
20:07:28 <Luigi12_work> oh I guess we're done then
20:07:31 <lewyssmith> Hello Marja.
20:07:44 <marja> lewyssmith: hi and hi all
20:07:55 <Brian_> good morning, afternoon, night everyone
20:07:57 <Luigi12_work> T - 8?
20:08:06 <DavidWHodgins> marja: HiYa. About to start the countdown to end the meeting.
20:08:10 <DavidWHodgins> t -5
20:08:16 <DavidWHodgins> 4
20:08:18 <wilcal> i'm done
20:08:19 <lewyssmith> Goodnight/Goodbye everyone. Thanks to Bill & Dave & David.
20:08:19 <marja> DavidWHodgins: I followed most of the meeting
20:08:21 <wilcal> bye all
20:08:23 <DavidWHodgins> 3
20:08:26 <marja> wilcal: bye
20:08:29 <DavidWHodgins> 2
20:08:33 <DavidWHodgins> 1
20:08:38 <Luigi12_work> Bill & Dave's Excellent Adventure
20:08:45 <DavidWHodgins> lol
20:08:51 <DavidWHodgins> #endmeeting