=== Luciph3r [~Luciph3r@xd-85-20-0-162.rm2.albacom.net] has joined #launchpad [12:19] carlos, yes, I fixed. we only need to worry about it with security proxied objects. otherwise it won't break because int(NotSecurityProxiedPersonInstance) works [12:20] salgado, well, at least I'm happy that the tests raised that error, did they? [12:20] casting an sqlobject instance to an int is kinda gross [12:21] we should not do that [12:21] carlos, mpt: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RosettaFAQ?action=diff&rev2=5&rev1=4 [12:21] define __int___ on the class. because the class sin't the object that will be ok. [12:21] ;) [12:21] it already is defined on the class [12:21] it isn't defined on the interface [12:23] lifeless, I agree with SteveA that we shouldn't be doing this, that's why I not even suggested adding __int__ to the interface [12:23] score 1 successful troll [12:25] carlos, yes, I found the problem because the test failed. otherwise I would never find it [12:27] SteveA, I don't remember the details about that code being that way but I think I had problems getting it as a SQLObject [12:29] jordi, good stuff. thanks [12:29] expicitly use obj.id, not int(obj) [12:31] carlos: sorery, I think liblaunchpad-integratiopn is GPL, but could not remember exactly [12:31] is it? [12:32] Merge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [trivial] i18n Launchpad front page as an example (patch-2211: stuart.bishop@canonical.com) [12:37] jordi: it has to be - it ships on the CD's :) [12:37] lifeless: could be LGPL, I mean [12:37] is it exactly the GPL? [12:37] dunno, ask #ubuntu-devel I think [12:37] all I know is 'open source' [12:37] free software! :) === lifeless avoids the trap === jordi smirks. [12:38] open sores [12:39] dude, after the drop-dead sprint we've had ... erk [12:39] lifeless: any objection against rm'ing JobSourcerer? [12:39] jordi, liblaunchpad-integration? what's that? [12:39] ddaa: none [12:40] carlos: I thought it was the first bit of LP that was released [12:40] jordi: no, its entirely separate code [12:40] jordi, not really [12:40] jordi: its written in C. [12:41] by the distro team [12:41] jordi, I think the code we already released is related to the libraries we are using [12:41] righto [12:41] what got released then? [12:41] carlos: what licence? :) [12:42] jordi - under the licence the project uses. [12:42] jordi - i.e. we've release zope changes, sqlobject, pqm, [12:42] jordi, also, I need to request to Mark the python bindings for gettext to be released also as GPL, he agreed on that, I just need to request it by email so he sends me the approval signed with GPG [12:43] lifeless: oh, I thought it was actual launchpad code [12:45] jordi, the problem with releasing launchpad code as you think on it is that it's useless without the other parts of launchpad [12:47] carlos: no, no [12:47] I know that [12:48] I just thought something had been released as Mark told me in London one day [12:48] I was surprised that it had happened so early [12:48] I probably missunderstood [12:48] Merge to thelove@canonical.com/dists--bazaar--1.5: new build (patch-73) [12:49] jordi, well, our changes to zope, sqlobject and others are part of launchpad, I suppose he was refering to it [12:49] jordi, but perhaps I'm missing something [12:50] Merge to thelove@canonical.com/bazaar--devo--1.5: reverse out ARCH_LOG in hooks - it is not an appropriate method for transferring such large amounts of data (patch-59: robert.collins@canonical.com) [12:50] jordi, check it with mark [12:51] carlos: actually releasing rocketfuel would be meaningful imho, as it would address the "non-free infrastructure" issue, and would enable the community to actually make meaningful contributions. [12:51] ca lnod [12:51] in any case, that part of the FAQ needs to be corrected now [12:52] jordi: looks fine, except (as I've already changed) it's https, not http [12:52] hmm. [12:52] I didn't write any URL, so I guess it was already there [12:52] ddaa, I'm not arguing against it I want it released as free software too, it's just that it should be released all it at the same time or modify it to work without the other parts of launchpad [12:53] mpt: thanks mate [12:53] carlos: ack, I must have missed the bit where you mentioned the specific bit you are talking about. [12:53] carlos: that's mark's plan according to what he said [12:53] (modifying it) [12:53] I know [12:54] liblaunchpad... gettext bindings... zope changes, etc... all of that meaningful to realease alone... [12:55] certainly a "liblaunchpad" would not be useful without launchpad, in a practical sense, but it would certainly be necessary for things like integration in bazaar. [12:56] boggle, we should certainly release zope changes we make [12:59] ddaa - its not xmlrpc stuff, its fire a web browser at a url [12:59] elmo we have., [01:00] jordi: did you get the photo? [01:00] *shrug* I think I'm hopelessly out of sync. I'll just wait for the dust to settle a bit. [01:00] mpt: yeah, thanks! [01:00] Although I got all of them from you when we were at the sprint [01:00] probably the others didn't [01:01] why was my CoC sig modified? [01:01] oh. nvm [01:01] I'm etting old miail marked as read [01:01] unread* [01:16] lifeless: what are the following statements in ImportDBuild for? [01:16] try: [01:16] getTxnManager().abort() [01:16] except psycopg.Error: [01:16] pass [01:16] sivang, team created [01:16] As I understand the importd code, we should never be in a transaction there [01:17] (maybe it would be worth to be a bit more careful with that, to abort() in case of unhandled exception, but except for that issue) [01:18] There are couple of them, and I guess they might be related to db reconnection, but the justification eludes me... [01:19] Merge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [trivial] cleanups to malone home page, and relabeling the post comment button (patch-2212: christian.reis@canonical.com) [01:21] okay... that's exactly what this code is about :) [01:44] how long does it usually take for a newly uploaded POT file to appear in rosetta as translatable messages? [01:47] I understand it is a bit backed logged at the moment as the next Ubuntu release is being imported. Unfortunately Carlos has just left so I can't give you any firm answer :-/ === stub makes a note to order the import queue better [01:49] hey stub [01:49] long time no see [01:49] yo ;) [01:49] i see you're with the canonical guys now :) [01:49] so, are we talking minutes, hours or days? [01:49] Yup. Didn't get to Europython this year unfortunately. [01:49] yeah, too bad [01:50] stayin' at the sgs again was fun :) [01:50] He's been here for a long time, he's our resident DB fascist^W admin^W magician. === philiKON has a slight feeling that DB doesn't necessarily mean ZODB *grin* [01:51] postgres [01:51] I started about a two months after last years Europython [01:53] cool === stub kicks off a production update, wondering if the load balancer will work as expected ;) [01:59] stub, so, uploads to the database are queued and taken care of asynchronously? [02:01] Yes. Parsing it all and inserting it into the right data structures takes too much time to do otherwise. [02:01] right [02:02] so, your restarting the app won't affect my upload i guess [02:02] duplicate matching on a few multi-million row tables is rather expensive ;) [02:02] Nope [02:02] hehe [02:02] so, i presume we're rather talking hours then minutes here before the queue is processed, eh? [02:03] it's not like zodb is not a big enough hammer for our nails, but like... it's maybe a bit too small ;) [02:04] i know. RDBMS definitely have their uses [02:05] bah, we really, really, could have had a use for a proper object db. It's an issue of raw performance. [02:15] Yay bed time [02:15] g'night [02:35] ddaa, do you happen to know if anyone can translate things even though they're not in the team that owns the project template? [02:36] I'm deifinitely not the guy to give a definitive answer, but expect there would be at least some provision for that. [02:36] Having translations restricted by default would be against the whole community-building idea behind launchpad. [02:36] (but I'm really not into these things) [02:37] ok [02:37] thanks [02:57] raga .. notte a tutti ! [03:42] Merge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [trivial, rs=kiko for the bits I understand] Bugtask constraint improvements: disallow multiple tasks for the same bug with same product. Also adds a valid_branch_name constraint for Branches. Other little bits of fluff. Original patch by stuart.bishop@canonical.com, test fixed up by me. (patch-2213: christian.reis@canonical.com, stuart.bishop@canonical.com) === Keybuk [~scott@rjo-lmn-svr.kerntec.com.br] has joined #launchpad === sm [~simon@pool-71-107-252-117.lsanca.dsl-w.verizon.net] has joined #launchpad === robitaille [~daniel@d154-5-117-228.bchsia.telus.net] has joined #launchpad [04:42] is it a known problem that a system error occurs when trying to display a bug report in Malone? === mdz_ [~mdz@ca-studio-bsr1o-251.vnnyca.adelphia.net] has joined #launchpad [04:49] robitaille, nope, it's not. where? [04:49] any buga i have tried...https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/1625 [04:49] foe example [04:50] s/foe/for === kiko sighs [04:50] sounds like we fucked up the update [04:51] sorry, robitaille -- will be fixed in about 10h :-( [04:51] no problem. I guess it is a known problem now :) [04:51] report a bug! [04:51] [SCNR] [04:53] elmo, don't you ever sleep? [04:53] not tonight it seems [04:59] hi kiko [05:00] 'ERROR: column "bug" does not exist SELECT id FROM BugAttachment WHERE bug = 1625' [05:02] jamesh, I know. something went wrong with the update, but I'm not waking anybody up [05:02] stub did a last-minute cycle to get carlos' fix for rosetta imports [05:02] I suspect that's what cracked it [05:02] ah well [05:03] jamesh, did you have a good flight back home? [05:03] and did everything work out in rio? [05:03] kiko: they didn't know about the reservation, but sold me a ticket anyway [05:04] how odd. [05:04] kiko: the flight got delayed by about an hour, which caused a bit of confusion since there was supposed to be another flight to Sao Paulo leaving from the same gate an hour after [05:04] well, good that they sold you the ticket, then. [05:04] (that other flight got delayed half an hour) [05:04] hah [05:04] and you caught your flight on-time just fine? [05:04] yeah [05:05] Varig lost my bag going to Sao Paulo, but managed to find them before I left [05:05] so everything worked out fine [05:05] lost your bag?! [05:05] man, you seem to have been the luckiest unlucky person in Rio on that day [05:05] no reservation [05:06] varig has ticket [05:06] lose bag [05:06] find it before flight leaves [05:06] all in all pretty good [05:06] they served chocolate fondue on the flight, which was nice [05:07] wow [05:07] good for people with tim-tam deprivation symptoms [05:42] Merge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [trivial] lint.sh shouldn't complain about unused arguments in interfaces (patch-2214: christian.reis@canonical.com) === robitaille [~daniel@d154-5-117-228.bchsia.telus.net] has joined #launchpad === mexiKON [~philipp@G00e8.g.pppool.de] has joined #launchpad === Burgundavia [~corey@S0106000000cc07fc.gv.shawcable.net] has joined #launchpad === _Raptor_ [~KillerApp@dsl-253-122.monet.no] has joined #launchpad [08:05] jamesh: ping [08:07] sivang: hey [08:07] jamesh: hi, what's up? chocolate fondue ;-) Which flight was it? [08:08] sivang: Rio to Sao Paulo (this was in the economy section too) === _Raptor_ is now known as _Rappy_ [08:14] jamesh: cool , Sao Paulo sounds fun === Burgundavia [~corey@S0106000000cc07fc.gv.shawcable.net] has joined #launchpad [08:15] jamesh: I am thinking of creating a helper function in the library to add the menu items to bonnobo ui apps as well - I realized that the translation overhead would be that big, that it would be worthwhile to create such a function [08:15] jamesh: It supports the same funcitonality of merging items, and there's some skeleton code in gedit that pbor so kindly showed me at which I can borrow [08:16] sivang: okay. [08:16] jamesh: so, even though bonnobo ui would be dropped at some point int he future, to save the translation overhead and gain centerlized control, this is still beneficial [08:17] sivang: I wonder if it is worth putting that in a separate helper library [08:17] sivang: given shared library dependencies, etc [08:17] jamesh: might be so, so it would be trivial to drop that later ? [08:17] since currently the library just links to GTK (+deps) [08:17] bonoboui brings in ORBit, libgnome, libbonobo, gnome-vfs, etc [08:18] bah [08:18] ok, looks like it would be good to toss in an another lib [08:19] maybe ask seb128 for his opinion (from a packager's point of view) [08:19] jamesh: sure, I will [08:20] jamesh: I'll also ask pitti , he's also knowledgeable about this [08:21] sivang: how many bonoboui apps are we looking at, btw? [08:21] jamesh: applets count as well? [08:22] jamesh: (most of the bonnobo clients are actually applets, but there is quite some of them ) [08:22] I suppose so. Hadn't thought of them [08:22] jamesh: they have a drop down which I thought of intercepting for the menu items , usually and "About" drop down [08:22] jamesh: sorry, not an "About" drop down, but a right clickable one [08:26] sivang: hopefully we'll have some good info up on the +gethelp and +translate pages the LaunchpadIntegration stuff points at soon [08:26] there was some discussion of it at the sprint [08:26] (probably continuing this week, with the rosetta guys arriving) === Amaranth [~travis@amaranth.user] has joined #launchpad [08:28] sivang: who is stub? :P [08:29] ah he's not here. [08:29] Amaranth: maybe describe your problem and let's see if someone helps [08:29] err, i'd need a server administrator for this one [08:29] jamesh: cool, so we can start looking at real pages instead of the placeholders? [08:30] launchpad-integration sends people to launchpad.ubuntu.com but the cert is for launchpad.net so firefox flips out and puts up a nice scary warning dialog [08:31] jamesh: should we change the pointing link to launchpad.net ? (thinking maybe this will solve Amaranth's problem ) [08:32] sivang: yeah it should change [08:32] I don't think launchpad.net was working last week [08:33] jamesh: it wasn't, but it started working about 2 days ago [08:33] jamesh: I can send you a patch against your arch, would that be ok? [08:33] sure. [08:33] Amaranth: thanks for pointing that out, silly me I acutally can fix that :) === Amaranth bows [08:34] so, how do i get this into smeg? [08:35] that doesn't solve the general issue of old links causing the flipout [08:35] Amaranth: I can get it in for you, lemme check [08:35] can you do the redirect with http and then change to https when you hit launchpad.net? [08:35] Amaranth: is it in universe? [08:36] Amaranth: (smeg) [08:36] wow. we've even got a real certificate for launchpad.net [08:36] sivang: yeah, but not for long i don't think [08:36] Amaranth: let me know when it's in main , and I will take care for it :) [08:36] jamesh: yeah, from that crappy thawte company :P [08:36] lol [08:36] Amaranth: don't let Mark hear you :) [08:37] as long as he doesn't read the logs i'm ok :) [08:37] Burgundavia: doesn't ffox do that ? [08:37] sivang, no [08:37] hmm [08:37] my link is a https one [08:37] links pointing to https://launchpad.ubuntu.com will still be a problem [08:37] yes [08:37] because you need to have a cert for that [08:37] Amaranth: we change the links centerally [08:38] sivang: what? [08:38] Amaranth: so all launchpadized apps get the change in url when we do it [08:38] sivang: that's nice, what about the rest of the world's links? [08:38] Amaranth: universe stuff will have a picker application that you point on an app [08:39] err, what? [08:39] Amaranth: the launchpad-integration stuff launches the web browser using a helper app [08:39] Amaranth: meun integration is just for desktop seed [08:39] i'm talking about outside of ubuntu [08:39] Amaranth: so fixing the helper app fixes the URLs [08:39] Amaranth: the helper app is responsible for identifying the (distro, release, source package) triple used in the URL too [08:39] websites that link to launchpad.ubuntu.com [08:40] the helper app doesn't rewrite the world wide web [08:40] launchpad.ubuntu.com had a self signed cert beforehand anyway, so popped up a warning dialog ... [08:40] btw, launchpad looks a lot less like plone now, good job [08:40] jamesh: that needed to be fixed too [08:45] Amaranth: the various launchpad 1.0 announcements will go out with the right URL [08:46] that changes future references, not a link from a thread on a forum 2 months ago that someone finds in a search [08:46] jamesh: http://muse.19inch.net/~sivan/lpint/new_domain.patch [08:48] it gives people a bad first impression [08:48] committed [08:48] jamesh: thanks :) === jamesh looks forward to the wiki returning from brazil ... [08:51] jamesh: wiki ? [08:51] sivang: wiki.launchpad.canonical.com is read only right now, because they took a copy to Brazil to edit [08:52] since the internet connection dropped a few times [08:52] and the wiki was necessary to do the spec writing [08:53] jamesh: ah nice, so now you can't see all the specs until the wiki actually retunrs from brazil :) [08:54] holy shit [08:54] is soyuz even doable? :P [08:54] doable? [08:54] Amaranth: I think it's already operating in some way [08:56] err, that's a spaceship [08:56] oh, i see [09:01] jamesh: I'm assuming bonnobo ui supports placeholder just as UIManager does , right? [09:03] sivang: yeah. [09:03] sivang: although it doesn't have as nice an API for programatically adding UI [09:03] you end up needing to construct XML fragments to send to the bonoboui code [09:05] jamesh: yes, I am looking at such code at the moment :) I guess that's basically the way to do dynamic construction in bonnobo. I also see there bonobo_ui_component_set_translate, should I be worried about that or will you take care of the localization ? [09:06] jamesh: (does bonnobo presents different API for translation and does not use getttext ??) [09:06] sivang: I never really learnt much about the bonobo-ui internals [09:06] jamesh: k, I will hit docs while I work :) === jamesh [~james@203-59-251-126.dyn.iinet.net.au] has joined #launchpad === robitaille [~daniel@d154-5-117-228.bchsia.telus.net] has joined #launchpad === Virtuall [~virtuall@blackbox.enio.lv] has joined #launchpad === nakeee [~nakee@barak013-104-186.dialin.huji.ac.il] has joined #launchpad [10:51] sivang: any news? [10:55] nakeee: working on it, will update you when I have settled it down. (it's already open) [10:55] nakeee: (created, even) === Luciph3r [~Luciph3r@xd-85-20-0-162.rm2.albacom.net] has joined #launchpad [11:02] sivang: just be careful when you approve translations so you won't break the guides of the projects you submit them to [11:02] sivang: btw I think we should use some test/mentoring trick on new translators and not just giev access [11:07] nakeee: we can continue this in ubuntu-il , btw [11:07] salve a tutti === mexiKON is now known as philiKON [11:14] sivang: yea, but I need to go:) ttyl:) === nakeee [~nakee@barak013-104-186.dialin.huji.ac.il] has left #launchpad ["Client] === mvo [~egon@ip181.135.1511I-CUD12K-01.ish.de] has joined #launchpad === Mez [~Mez@cpc2-lich4-3-0-cust115.brhm.cable.ntl.com] has joined #launchpad === mdke [~matt@mdke.user] has joined #launchpad [12:40] could someone of the more experienced python guys have a look at the new pyhton-apt apt interface please? baz get http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/arch/ubuntu/python-apt--mvo--0 [12:47] mvo: any particular parts to look at? [12:53] jamesh: the apt/ dir please [12:54] jamesh: it's a wrapper around the old "apt_{pkg,inst}" modules [12:54] jamesh: the interface is what I'm most concerned about (if they are clean/pythonic enough) === cprov [~cprov@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad [01:08] mvo: is there any reason why the Package class has name, id, etc as methods rather than attributes? [01:10] mvo: for the idempotent no argument methods, I'd make them properties [01:12] jamesh: I made it methods because of my old C++ habits. I'll change them to properties (I guess I can't make description() a property because of the "Formated" argument?) [01:13] mvo: either that or provide two properties ... === carlos [~carlos@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad [01:14] morning [01:15] jamesh: thanks! let me know if you find more :) === mpt [~mpt@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad [01:21] jamesh: morning, did you review the last gpg patches ? [01:31] cprov: not yet. I'm still catching up on things after the flight [01:33] jamesh: I understand, but dedicate some love to it asap, it's blocking a lot of people to add their keys. [01:34] yeah. I'll look at it tonight [01:36] jamesh: thanks === SteveA [~steve@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad === stub [~stub@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad === spiv [~andrew@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad [02:05] ahoy hacker babes === BjornT [~bjorn@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad === salgado [~salgado@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad [02:21] jamesh: do you have more comments on the pyhton-apt interface? if not, I'm going to change it now :) [02:21] mvo: nothing right now [02:22] haven't really looked at it in depth though [02:22] jamesh: ok, thanks so far! [02:25] amoogly [02:31] how long does PO export via email usually take? [02:32] philiKON, the interval between runs is in the half-hour range IIRC [02:32] you and I will get an email notification when it's done [02:32] this is of zope3 I imagine? [02:32] indeed [02:33] kiko, launchpad sez: you will receive an email "shortly" [02:33] maybe that could be clarified [02:34] I am not sure we have enough information currently to give QoS on the response [02:34] carlos is telling me the script interval is 10 minutes [02:34] I don't know how many are queued currently though [02:35] hang on, just received the email [02:35] i tested it since i heard some "complaints" from volunteers [02:35] there was also the problem of https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/1558/ [02:38] is that happening for you? [02:38] it happened for one of our newly signed up volunteers [02:39] and the trick at the bottom supposedly solved it for him === niemeyer [~niemeyer@brutus.conectiva.com.br] has joined #launchpad [02:49] Morning! [02:51] morning niemeyer [02:52] hi [02:53] niemeyer, I need to call my agent back today [02:55] kiko: Has he mentioned anything interesting yesterday? [02:58] he said that interviews were indeed being done [02:58] but that a month sounded crazy === morgs [~morgan@wblv-146-198-162.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #launchpad [03:01] Merge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [trivial] More lint updats: turn off more warnings in non-verbose mode (patch-2215: christian.reis@canonical.com) [03:03] kiko: Indeed [03:03] kiko: I hope he's right :) === morgs [~morgan@wblv-146-198-162.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #launchpad === morgs [~morgan@wblv-146-198-162.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #launchpad === bradb [~bradb@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad [03:11] ddaa - we are definately in db connections [03:12] and yes, reconnections R us === mvo [~egon@ip181.135.1511I-CUD12K-01.ish.de] has joined #launchpad [03:36] elmo - ping [03:37] the importd machines need to be able to talk to https://docteam.ubuntu.com please [03:42] niemeyer, interesting -- he says we can't do anything from brasilia. snif [03:44] kiko: No problems.. [03:44] kiko: Thanks for trying [03:44] kiko: I'll just go through the normal procedure.. [03:46] crap, all of them? [03:47] lifeless: ^-- [03:49] elmo: please, I don't know which one the job will land on :) [03:50] hum, I need a better way to handling this routing crap [03:51] doing nayway [03:51] mvo: Greetings! [03:52] lifeless: Have we met at Laura's place during EuroPython, or perhaps was someone else? [03:52] hey niemeyer [03:52] someone else I think [03:52] I'm Robert Collins fwiw [03:53] Yes, I thought that was the name of the guy, but I'm pretty bad at names, so that's expected. :)) [03:53] lifeless: Nice to meet you, anyway.. ;) [03:54] niemeyer, you /did/ meet him last week but whatever ;-) [03:54] kiko: Ah, so I'm even worse than I thought. [03:57] I think the guy is "Rob Collins" as well.. [03:57] there was another "rob collins" at europython [03:58] SteveA: Ah, good.. so I'm not that crazy :) [04:01] niemeyer, I'd suggest going to get your visa asap from what my agent is telling me :-( [04:01] lifeless: done [04:02] elmo: thanks, now it barfs on the server cert [04:02] ddaa - what did you come up with that [04:02] kiko: What is he telling you? [04:02] *fear* [04:03] lifeless: err, seriously? it's valid, just self-signed [04:03] elmo: bah, can we *please* have en_AU.UTF-8 on the machines, its such a nuisance having to keep setting LANG on machine* [04:03] that they are only booking visa interviews for late-september :-( [04:03] lifeless: dude, you can fix your .ssh/config not send LANG :P [04:03] elmo: yes, svn complains and we need to accept it outside the cscvs code [04:04] I can't imagine it'll be the only self-signed svn repo tho? [04:04] its not, we've hit this before [04:04] ssh in, svn ls it, accept permanently. [04:06] niemeyer, sorry for not having better news [04:07] kiko: No problems.. and thanks for checking it. It's just unfortunate that I won't be able to attend what was planned, but we may certainly rearrange it for later on. [04:08] yeah. [04:08] I'm talking to mdz, so get the visa interview booked and meanwhile we'll work on dates === hno73 [~henrik@henrik.gotadsl.co.uk] has joined #launchpad [04:08] kiko: Will do that [04:12] mpt, ping [04:12] guys, you've proably thought about it [04:13] launchpad so totally could be used to manage documentation :) [04:13] are there any takes in that direction? [04:14] niemeyer: lifeless has a french dictionary dedicated to him :) [04:14] heh, I read that as "launchpad so totally could use some manageable documentation"... [04:14] dd ping [04:18] morgs: that as well :) [04:20] elmo - thanks [04:24] jordi, did you see your email already? [04:24] jordi, I think you will need to update your filters :-) === sabdfl [~mark@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #launchpad [04:32] SteveA, thanks for your mail, but it's not the filename that's the problem, it's unicode text in the actual RDF content. I've mailed you a better traceback... [04:35] carlos: now that I am the admin, can I make others admin, or demote them? [04:36] carlos: (for the hebrew translation team) [04:36] jamesh: ping! [04:36] hey sabdfl , what's up? [04:36] sivang: i'm lovin brazil [04:37] heh [04:37] the sunshine and the work... very few distractions in sao carlos ;-) [04:37] sabdfl: yeah, you told me. to be frank, if to judge by what my brazillian freinds tell me (one of them in Sao Paolo) I'd love it too :) [04:37] sivang: do you like the way LP is coming along? [04:37] sabdfl: very very much [04:38] sivang, yes, that's why I set you as an admin [04:38] sabdfl: it's has become blazingly fast, and very sexy UI wise [04:38] we're very close to a rosetta 1.0 now [04:38] sabdfl, near 10000 pofiles to go [04:38] ;-) [04:39] sabdfl: however, I feel like I can't grasp all of it's capabilites. I think some documentation would be in place :) [04:39] sabdfl: when you see how many subsections and optins is presents, you might get the feeling "Hmmm, I wonder what I'm missing here and there" [04:40] sabdfl: pong [04:40] jamesh: can you see http://lpwiki.async.com.br/TranslationCoverageMap from there? [04:40] sabdfl: nope. that URL doesn't work outside of Async [04:41]