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dilysMerge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: Force people to select a country when placing a new request in shipit. Fix https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/2805. r=SteveA (patch-2566: guilherme.salgado@canonical.com)12:10
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sivangnight all12:40
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dilysMerge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [trivial]  fix small CSS bug with cve class, which was breaking the cve icon rendering (patch-2567: brad.bollenbach@canonical.com)12:50
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LetterRipHi, I added blenders cvs to launchpad - are there directions for adding our bugtracker as well?02:43
LetterRiphttps://launchpad.net/products/blender/+series/2.302:44
jameshLetterRip: you only need to do that if you want to be able to add watches on blender bugs to bugs in Launchpad02:48
LetterRipok - I was thinking it might be useful to make sure that bugs get to our developers02:49
jameshMalone doesn't automatically file bugs in other people's bug trackers02:50
jamesh(such behaviour would likely get it banned from those bug trackers)02:50
LetterRipwell a useful alternative might be to have a link going to the primary bug tracker02:50
jameshLetterRip: you could add such a link in the product description (URLs get converted to links)02:57
LetterRipokay thanks02:57
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stub'set backupcopy=auto,breakhardlink' is the setting I want to use vim in hardlinked trees, no?03:08
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poofyhairany wikipeople here?03:27
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=== Topic for #launchpad: Discussion with Launchpad users and developers. || https://launchpad.net/ || Includes Rosetta and Malone. || Developers' meeting, Thursday 6 Oct, 12:00 UTC
=== Topic (#launchpad): set by SteveA at Mon Oct 3 10:43:26 2005
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dilysMerge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--production--1.35: [trivial]  Disable initZopeless warning on production (patch-4: stuart.bishop@canonical.com)07:05
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Navatiui forgot which channel for ubuntu07:40
Navatiun/m07:40
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stubAre there any issues running a full launchpad checkout that is hardlinked (apart from the normal gotchas)? I recall something about one of 3rd party product makefiles breaking this.08:11
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robitailleyep it is different from before...08:16
ajmitchdifferent & difficult, imho08:17
ajmitchthankfully it's only a few pages that have changed08:17
spivstub: The zope makefile bites me.08:18
robitaillewhat happened to the extended search option?08:18
spivstub: other than that, it's fine for me.08:18
ajmitchrobitaille: on the right08:18
ajmitchrobitaille: I was ready to complain about that as well08:18
ajmitchoh, and the search options show right at the bottom08:18
ajmitchwhere noone will know to look :)08:18
Burgundaviathe is a crappy place for the search option08:18
Burgundaviait doesn't fit with those optinos08:19
Burgundaviawhat was wrong with the old interface?08:19
robitailleajmitch,  do you also see a row of column description that are now useless (id, title, etc)08:19
ajmitchrobitaille: yes08:19
Burgundaviathe other thing that bugs me is how I know have to look for the divider between each bug08:20
ajmitchand it's really hard to tell severity/priority 08:20
Burgundaviayes08:20
ajmitchtime for a mass bugfiling on malone :)08:20
Burgundaviaoh, and "filed in 1 other place" is useless08:21
robitaillehey, some of the little bug icons have different colors.   It must means something08:21
Burgundaviatell me where, dammit08:21
stubplease do - those responsible are not online at the moment ;)08:21
ajmitchrobitaille: sure, what does it mean?08:21
robitailleimportance of the bug?08:21
ajmitchstub: we have to bitch & vent *before* we file the bugs, for safety reasons :)08:21
ajmitchrobitaille: right, but that's very non-obvious what the colours *mean*08:22
stubSure. I was going to file a bug report for you if you didn't by pasting the log ;)08:22
robitailleajmitch,  that would be found in the non-existent bug key :)08:22
Burgundaviais the information that the bug is linked to antoher bug tracker important enough to put on the bug listing page? ajmitch?08:24
ajmitchrobitaille: at least https://launchpad.net/people/motu/+assignedbugs still has the old layout08:24
ajmitchit might be useful08:25
ajmitchbut it clutters up the display08:25
Burgundaviathe new interface makes it hard to see what the bug is against08:25
Burgundaviaage is also probably not useful in the main listing08:26
ajmitchs/hard/next to impossible/08:26
ajmitchnot without looking at the url08:26
Burgundaviaand who is assigned it is more difficult08:26
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ajmitchbecause you can't just look down the column & see?08:27
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robitailleBurgundavia,  I would use the info to another bug tracker IF the link was clickable right there in that summary.08:27
ajmitchhaving that big space there for the bug id is a bit pointless08:27
Burgundaviarobitaille, yes, but a it means you need a whole line for it08:28
Burgundaviawhat about taking the old interface and making it two lines08:28
ajmitchand when there's multiple bugs, what do you do?08:28
ajmitchlike a debian & a gnome bug?08:28
ajmitcheven splitting a line breaks readability08:28
robitailleajmitch,    oneline:   External Trackers:  Debian    Bugzilla      08:29
robitaille(with both debian bugzilla linkined to the other bug reports08:29
robitaillebut with that said, I think the older interface was better and more compact.08:29
Burgundaviaand the loss of having the external bug tracker info is not that bad08:30
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jameshstub: do you think updating Launchpad's pytz would count as a [trivial]  change?08:40
stubjamesh: yes. But I wasn't going to bother since we will be updating the Z3 tree as soon as someone has time to finish the job.08:41
jameshstub: okay.  There were a few test breakages with newer pytz, but I fixed them last week08:42
stubbah. the supermirror still isn't mirroring pytz fully :-/08:43
jamesh(some doctests broke with the change in the repr() of the timezone objects)08:43
stubIf you have it ready, commit it08:44
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ajmitchBurgundavia: filed bugs against malone?09:00
Burgundaviaajmitch, nope09:00
Burgundaviaajmitch, not going to tonight. Going to sleep now, bloody 12 hour work days09:01
ajmitchok09:01
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dilysMerge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/pytz--devel--0: [trivial]  update to latest pytz (patch-1: stuart@stuartbishop.net, james.henstridge@canonical.com)09:27
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mpoolping?09:40
lifelessping ?09:40
mpoolit would be nice if the successful login screen took me to whereever I was trying to go when i was asked to login09:40
lifelessyes09:41
mpoolalso i seem to have hit a bug09:41
lifelessI have to go now09:41
lifeless;009:41
mpoolwhere when i went to report a new bzr bug, it invited me to log in09:41
mpoolbye!09:41
mpooloff you go09:41
mpooli hope someone will see this in scrollback09:41
lifelessjsbh HO!09:41
lifelessyes, they will09:41
mpoolsay hi to Mr Squire for me :)09:41
lifelessindeed I shall09:41
bob2hah09:41
mpoolanyhow, when i entered my username and password it said "you're already logged in"09:42
mpoolbut when i went back to report a bug i got prompted to log in again09:42
mpoollogging out and then logging in fixed it09:42
mpoolso maybe i had a stale cookie or session or something?09:42
mpoolwhich is fine, but it seems to me that logging in should just erase whatever was previously there 09:43
mpoolie logout+login should have the same effect as just logging in09:43
mpoolthat is all.09:43
mpooloh, one more thing09:43
mpoolon the "report a bug" page, there is a link to "please make sure it hasn't been reported already"09:44
mpoolwhich is a link back to the malone root page09:44
mpoolit seems like it would be more useful to link to, say09:44
mpoolthe product's bug search page09:44
mpoolhm09:45
mpoolperhaps sorted by activity or severity or something09:45
mpoolor most-duplicity09:45
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stubHmm.... so baz switch in a hard linked tree makes it into a non hard-linked tree?09:59
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Kinnisonspiv: have you had a chance to go over that branch now I've added tests?10:31
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=== ddaa waves at spiv for the re-review of the cscvs patch
KinnisonOI, spiv is my review monkey10:57
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Kinnisonwait in line10:57
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ddaaKinnison: I am, I just happen to be in front of you in tha line :P10:58
Kinnisondavid.allouche@canonical.com--2004/cscvs--memleak--0 ?10:59
Kinnisons'behind daniel.silverstone@canonical.com--laptop/launchpad--buildd-task-sequencer--0--patch-610:59
ddaadavid.allouche@canonical.com--2004/cscvs--subversion--1--patch-19 11:00
Kinnisonbah11:00
ddaa's in front of anything from you11:00
Kinnison:-(11:00
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Kinnisonand anyway, if mine's smaller, throughput will be better if spiv does mine first11:02
ddaaI suggest we abandon this line of discussion, I should not have started it...11:02
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SteveAhi11:04
Kinnisonhihi steve11:04
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carlosmorning11:18
Kinnisonhey carlos11:18
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stubyo11:30
SteveAho ho11:32
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stubBoo hiss. I can't import canonical.launchpad.database.adapter into canonical.publication.11:41
SteveAwhy not?11:41
SteveAi think i did11:41
stubSteveA: Is there a list of overrides for the import facist? I can't be arsed moving canonical.publication11:41
SteveAor was that just canonical.database.adapter11:41
stubIt was just canonical.database.adapter11:42
SteveAah11:42
SteveAwhy is there a canonical.launchpad.database.adapter?11:42
SteveAthat is odd11:42
stubWhich is very launchpad specific, so I was moving it when I had other stuff to do with it11:42
SteveAbecause inside database are the database content classes11:42
SteveAnot the database mechanics11:42
SteveAthe mechanics should be in webapp11:42
SteveAyes, there is an "allowed" list of imports11:43
stubok. same problem then11:43
SteveAbut, i don't think it should be added to lightly11:43
SteveAwhat's the problem?11:43
SteveAcanonical/publication should be moved into webapp btw11:43
SteveAi'll be doing that soon... moved most of it already11:43
KinnisonFFS11:43
KinnisonI have a security proxied Distribution11:43
Kinnisonhow come I can't sqlvalues() it?11:43
SteveAgood11:43
SteveAyou should be able to11:44
KinnisonValueError: Unknown SQL builtin type: <type 'zope.security._proxy._Proxy'> for <Distribution at 0x-495269b4>11:44
SteveAhmm.. looks like some kind of regression11:44
SteveAfile a bug on me on it11:44
Kinnisongrah11:44
KinnisonI needs to write this code11:45
SteveAand as an interim measure, mark it with XXX and use its id11:45
Kinnisonokay11:45
Kinnison        # XXX: stevea: 20051004: Once sqlvalues() can take a proxied11:48
Kinnison        # value, change this back to distro from distro.id11:48
Kinnisons'your XXX :-)11:48
SteveAta11:48
SteveAtell me the filename, and i'll file the bug11:48
Kinnisondatabase/build.py11:48
KinnisonBuildSet.getBuildsForDistribution11:48
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KinnisonSteveA: #2836 refers to build.py which won't have the stuff in it for a while11:59
KinnisonSteveA: It won't be merged until after my build task sequencer is merged11:59
KinnisonSteveA: just to warn you11:59
SteveAKinnison: add a branch ref if you like11:59
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Kinnisonlamont: ping?12:08
lamontack12:09
Kinnisonlamont: auto-giveback12:09
Kinnisonlamont: fancy chatting about it? (query may help)12:09
lamontthat's in the sbuild et al in our tree?12:10
SteveAjamesh: ping12:11
SteveAjamesh: someone on the rosetta list is asking about translating "Translate this application"12:12
jameshthe string in the help menu?12:12
SteveAye12:12
SteveAs12:12
SteveA----12:13
SteveAit is a great idea to connect Ubuntu to Rosetta by the "Translate this Application"-function. But where can I find that very string? In a localized form it would be even more effective. It is not in the "normal" GNOME po-files, but is it in Rosetta? 12:13
SteveA----12:13
SteveAis there some product we need to add to rosetta to make this translateable ?12:14
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jameshSteveA: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/launchpad-integration/+translations12:14
SteveAcool12:14
SteveAi'll reply12:14
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SteveAcarlos: there is no link to the rosetta FAQ from the rosetta front page nor from the rosetta/+about page12:17
sect2kwho do I contact about deleting a user account?12:17
SteveAhi sect2k12:17
SteveAi can help with that12:17
carlosSteveA, should I add a link to the FAQ or directly to the main page at wiki.ubuntu.com/Rosetta ?12:17
SteveAcarlos: both, i think12:17
carlosok12:18
SteveAbut, also get an opinion from mpt later12:18
SteveAsect2k: what's up?12:19
carlosok12:19
sect2kstevea: I have duplicate accounts, and would like to get rid of one12:19
SteveAsect2k: ah -- you can merge these accounts together12:19
SteveAhttps://launchpad.net/people/12:20
SteveAthere's a link on that page12:20
sect2kstevea: thanks, i guess i missed that one :)12:20
SteveAyou have to prove that you own both accounts, by going to links sent to you in some emails12:20
sect2kstevea: there lies the problem, I no longer have the email address used by one of the accounts12:21
SteveAoh12:22
sect2kthat's why i created the second account12:22
SteveAokay, tell me what the accounts are12:22
SteveAdoes someone else have the email address, or does it just bounce?12:22
Kinnisoneww, changing a bug description posts a comment with the old description12:23
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sect2kstevea: the old email bounces i guess, i changed domains12:24
SteveAsect2k: okay, i'll get this sorted out12:26
sect2kstevea: thanks12:26
SteveAsect2k: can you still log into both accounts?12:27
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sect2kstevea: no, if I try to log into the old account i get a msg that it hasn't been verified12:28
SteveAcan you try doing the "merge accounts" thing anyway?12:29
SteveAlog in with the account you want to keep12:29
SteveAand try entering the other one into the "merge accounts" box12:30
sect2kalready did that12:30
SteveAit may work, and if it does so, it will be more straightforward than sorting it out by other means12:30
SteveAoh12:30
SteveAand it said you couldn't ?12:30
sect2kit said that a mail was sent to the other account email, but that email no longer exits12:31
sect2kexists12:31
SteveAi see12:31
SteveAyou could probably add another, valid, email address to your old account.  but that sounds like a lot of hassle.12:32
SteveAi can mail the dba and ask that your accounts be merged, which will be easier i think12:32
sect2ki don't think there is any other solution, since i can't log into the old account12:33
SteveAok12:33
salgadoSteveA: I can't access that link12:34
SteveAsalgado: which one?12:35
salgadothe +editgpgkeys12:35
SteveAgood morning salgado 12:35
salgadogood morning. :)12:35
SteveAeven logged in as yourself?12:35
salgadoI'm not a Launchpad admin12:35
SteveAaha12:35
SteveAhttps://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/fileiZIWic.html12:36
SteveAsalgado: see there12:36
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salgadoSteveA: I don't think that's a big problem12:39
salgadohe doesn't have a preferred email, so he can't get to that page12:39
SteveAmaybe not a big problem.  any SystemError is a problem12:40
SteveAif you understand what's going on, please file a bug on it, and explain in the bug that it isn't really important as it will only affect admins12:40
salgadoindeed12:40
SteveAmaybe the menus can be improved so as not to send admins there12:40
salgadosure, I will do that12:40
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salgadobrb12:41
SteveAthanks salgado12:41
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salgadoSteveA: btw, any chance to do that review? :)12:49
salgadojust filed https://launchpad.net/products/launchpad/+bug/284012:49
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SteveAhi tom12:51
tuhlhi SteveA12:52
KinnisonHi tuhl12:52
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tuhlhi all12:53
SteveAtuhl: Kinnison is Daniel Silverstone, who is working on the buildd system12:53
tuhlaha ok12:53
SteveADaniel, this is Thomas Uhl, who's interested in getting a z-series port of ubuntu going12:53
KinnisonHi Thomas12:53
tuhlI am a bit busy at the moment12:54
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KinnisonBut I'm here all the time12:54
Kinnisonin spirit, if not in person :-)12:54
tuhlI will ask  you questions in an more consolidated way12:54
KinnisonFeel free to take it to /query if you're worried about answers/questions getting lost12:55
Kinnisonthe channel can get very busy12:55
stubSteveA: Is it a guarantee that there will only be one instance of a utility per thread, or is that just what is implemented?01:09
SteveAthere is only one instance of a utility globally01:11
SteveAthey are global objects01:11
SteveAif you want to use a thread-bound utility, you have to do stuff like we did with the launchbag.01:11
SteveAand have it get its state from a thread.local 01:11
stubIs the 'only one instance of a utility' a guarentee? I wan't to know if I need to cope with lots of database adapters or only one.01:12
tuhlwhere can I get a best overview of the current launchpad functionality?01:13
SteveAa utility is registered either as a component or as a factory01:13
SteveAif it is registered as a component, it is a "global object" (ie module level) that must exist before the zcml is processed01:13
SteveAif it is registered as a factory, that factory is used only once, to create a "global object" component, when the zcml is processed.01:14
Kinnisontuhl: Umm, the wiki has a lot on it, but it's not always obvious what is done and what is proposed01:14
SteveAeither way around, there is just one utility object at the end of the zcml processing.01:14
stubSteveA: Cool. That should make this easier.01:14
tuhlKinnison: that is my problem :-)01:14
SteveAstub: what do you have cooking?01:14
Kinnisontuhl: It's better to consider launchpad as a set of interrelated components and try to learn one bit at a time01:15
SteveAstub: also, can you put the staging logs into their own directory (as on production), and stick in RT a request to have them rsynced to chinstrap, and available from the filesystem and over https from there?01:15
stubSteveA: Adding the ability to switch the database user we are connected as (for functional tests using the component architecture), and two switch the connection to read only (because it is pretty much exactly the same thing)01:15
tuhlhttps://launchpad.net/tickets/ -> error01:15
SteveAtuhl: thanks01:16
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SteveAsalgado: are gnueman or matsubara in yet?01:16
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stubsalgado: high priority shipit export has run on staging and the normal is running now01:22
SteveAstub: cool01:24
SteveAso, we don't need double the connections01:24
SteveAto support readonly on GET and readwrite on POST01:24
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stubYup01:29
stubSteveA: should the mechanism to set a connection to readonly or to change the user be a method or a property? I could do either 'da.user = "launchpad" or 'da.setUser("launchpad")'. The property reads better, but it seems a bit naughty using a property for something that an action is the primary affect as opposed to a side effect01:33
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KinnisonWhat do I call on an sqlobject to force it to update to the DB?01:42
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Kinnisonaha, syncUpdate()01:46
Kinnisonta01:46
=== stub goes with methods since the reset button has to be a method anyway
salgadoSteveA: I'm at home, heading to the office. they should be there soon01:56
salgadostub: thanks for running the script again01:56
stubsalgado: Ooh... it has finished now too01:57
stub28 minutes01:57
salgadonot too bad, if you take into account it's more than 20k orders01:58
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matsubaragood morning02:04
stubmorning02:04
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SteveAstub: use a method02:38
SteveAgneuman: hello02:40
SteveAmatsubara: hello02:40
matsubarahi steve02:41
SteveAdo you have some time to look into a launchpad bug?02:42
SteveAtuhl reported this earlier.  The tickets-index.pt page at /support is broken.  it is one of those that includes a @@+portlet-actions in its template, but isn't tested properly.02:43
SteveAit is broken on staging too02:44
KinnisonIf I have a column which is a datetime, how do I get number of minutes from then to now?02:44
SteveAthere is an error log here  https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/fileVNKAFP.html02:44
SteveAwell...02:44
gneumanSteveA, 02:44
gneumanhold on02:44
SteveAyou have two datetimes02:44
matsubarayep, mailed that diff to kiko yesterday. I'm awaiting for his revision02:44
gneumanwe are finalizing that bug02:45
SteveAyou have one from the database object, and one that you have to make02:45
SteveAthis is complicated by the nature of python "datetime with timezone" things02:45
carlosmpt, hi, around?02:45
SteveAunfortunately02:45
SteveAKinnison: is this for a page template, btw?02:45
SteveAbasically, you can subtract two datetimes to get a timedelta, and get days and seconds out of that02:46
SteveAbut both datetimes need to be either with timezone, or without timezone02:46
SteveAand to make a datetime of "now" with a UTC timezone isn't as easy as it should be02:47
SteveAalthough, perhaps we have something in launchpad already to give you the UTC-timezone "now" time02:47
KinnisonSteveA: I want 'minutes' and it's for maths in a cronscript02:47
SteveAyou need to get days and seconds, and work out the minutes yourself02:48
SteveAor...02:48
SteveAfrom the datetime you have, get its Unix time02:48
SteveAand compute seconds that way02:48
SteveAwould be easier02:48
Kinnisonhmm02:48
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SteveAdatetime.utcnow().toordinal()02:49
SteveAhmm...02:49
SteveAnot what i meant02:49
SteveAtime.mktime(datetime.utcnow().timetuple())02:51
Kinnisonblargh02:51
SteveAso, time.time() - time.mktime(yourdatetime.timetuple())02:52
SteveAthat is what you want02:52
Kinnisonyeesh02:52
SteveAthe simplest way to get it02:52
SteveAwithout doing "how many secs in a day" calculations02:52
KinnisonI guess02:52
mptcarlos: yep02:53
stubKinnison: now = datetime.now().replace(tzinfo=utc)02:53
stubdelta = now - dbdt02:53
stubminutes = (delta.days*24*60*60 + delta.seconds) / 6002:53
stub(or 60.0 if you want fractional minutes)02:53
carlosmpt, SteveA asked me to add a link to RosettaFAQ to the Rosetta's about page02:54
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stubWhich is really sucky, but I think it is the simplest way of doing it without converting the datetime to seconds and using time.time() for now02:54
Kinnison            full_age = time.time() - time.mktime(build.datecreated.timetuple())02:54
carlosmpt, and I'm not sure if we should add that one + the wiki.ubuntu.com/Rosetta or just one of them02:54
Kinnisonthat'll do :-)02:54
stubYer - 'days and seconds' is pretty useless. 02:54
salgadoSteveA, will you have time for that review today? (I need to land that ASAP)02:54
mptcarlos: what do you mean by "or just one of them"?02:55
SteveAsalgado: okay02:55
carlosmpt, one of those pages02:55
carlosmpt, wiki.ubuntu.com/Rosetta and/or wiki.ubuntu.com/RosettaFAQ02:55
mptoh, ok02:55
mptcarlos: A page on wiki.launchpad.canonical.com would be better than a page on wiki.ubuntu.com02:56
mptcarlos: and a page on launchpad.net would be better than a page on wiki.launchpad.canonical.com02:56
SteveAwiki.launchpad.net ...02:56
SteveAsalgado: okay, where do i look?02:56
carlosdo we have wiki.launchpad.net already?02:56
carlosmpt, the one at ubuntu.com already exists02:57
salgadoSteveA, in your queue. https://chinstrap.warthogs.hbd.com/~jamesh/pending-reviews/guilherme.salgado@canonical.com/launchpad--shipit-exports--0/filtered-diff02:57
salgadodammit, there's conflicts there. now I'm fucked02:57
SteveAsalgado: fix the conflicts, and i'll do the diff myself02:57
mptcarlos: I know, I'm just giving options for how the situation could be improved02:58
salgadoSteveA, the conflict is trivial. in interfaces.shipit.__all__. the problem is that I need this to be cherrypicked02:58
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carlosmpt, I suppose we could move it to wiki.launchpad.net when it exists, in the mean time, we should not change it so we don't confuse people moving it all time02:59
stubsalgado: no need for evil hacks. Just land it and I'll handle it.03:00
salgadostub, you rock, dude!03:04
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KinnisonSteveA: I've put my branch which includes the build.py stuff in your review queue03:05
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fantasmaalguem do brasil?03:11
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toresbeoops, damned irssi03:15
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SteveAKinnison: ok03:16
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Virtuallhttp://fishki.net/comment.php?id=5171 :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD03:26
stubsalgado: Do you need staging the way it is, or can I reenable the daily updates?03:32
salgadostub, one sec. I'll download the files there and then it should be okay to reenable the updates03:35
stubok. I can leave it if you need it (although the updates won't kick in again for a number of hours yet anyway)03:36
salgadostub, is there somewhere I can see the staging error logs?03:37
stubsalgado: chinstrap:~stub/staging_logs (automatic mirroring is being setup soon)03:38
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salgadostub, can you run this "select count(shipment.id), shippingrun.id from shipment, shippingrun group by shippingrun.id;" on staging?03:40
salgadostub, actually, this one would be better: "delete from shippingrun where csvfile is NULL;"03:41
stublaunchpad_staging=> select count(shipment.id), shippingrun.id from shipment, shippingrun group by shippingrun.id;03:41
stub count | id03:41
stub-------+----03:41
stub 24395 |  303:41
stub 24395 |  203:41
stub 24395 |  103:41
stub(3 rows)03:41
stubsalgado: I'll need to drop all the corresponding shipments too03:43
stubdone03:44
salgadostub, but the shippingruns without a csvfile shouldn't have any shipments. (I'm guessing there are others shippingruns not returned by that query, though)03:44
stubThere where 24 shipments linked to the 1 shippingrun I deleted03:45
stubThere are now only two shippingruns, both with non NULL csvfiles03:45
salgadonow I can see them in the /exports page. that's weird03:46
salgadostub, it should be okay to reenable the updates now. thanks again!03:47
stubok03:48
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kikoSteveA, stop filing dupes :-)03:54
KinnisonAm I correct in assuming that if I have a list of tuples which I sort, it gets sorted by the first element of the tuple?03:57
kikowell03:58
kikothat's simplistic03:58
kikowhat if the first element is the same in multiple tuples?03:58
kikobut you have the right idea, I think03:59
KinnisonRight04:00
Kinnisonso (A,B,C) <=> (D,E,F) is A<=>D then if that's equal, B<=>E, etc?04:00
kikoexactly.04:01
kikoit does what you would expect it to (if you are using tuples Correctly)04:01
kikoa.k.a. The Way Guido Says You Should04:01
bradbstub: I was thinking: would it be possible for you to slip in the BugTask.priority db patch to allow for nulls, and then I can fix the application code today to remove any not null enforcements?04:01
Kinnisonkiko-afk: I see04:01
bradbstub: Or, if there's an easy way for me to do it myself, maybe you can give me a hint on what I have to do to merge such a schema patch into rf myself04:02
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stubbradb: I can commit such a patch for you, sure. It just like any other database patch.04:03
Kinnisonstub: In your opinion, how hard would it be to upgrade the librarian to store MD5s alongside the sha1 sums?04:04
bradbstub: It's been ages since I made a schema change, and last I did, I always just put something in pending and you merged it. I don't really know the procedure for making it "official" myself. If you could [trivial]  it into rf that would rock.04:05
Kinnisonstub: I'm happy to opportunistically populate the column04:05
Kinnisonstub: or script the column population04:05
stubKinnison: Pretty simple as long as you don't mind nulls in the existing entries. More complex if you want them filled in.04:06
KinnisonIt'd be handy to have 'em because lots of distros use md5s rather than sha1s04:07
KinnisonI'd love to be able to say "If this upload claims a different md5 for this file I already have, then complain" without having to get the file out and summing it04:07
KinnisonIf I have to get it out and sum, it'd be nice to have somewhere to punt that sum afterwards04:07
stubbradb: For the record, why are we allowing nulls instead of creating an 'unknown' or 'irrelevant' or something priority in the dbschema.py ?04:08
bradbstub: Null seems to me to map most accurately to what it means: no value.04:08
bradbstub: Out of curiousity, what benefit would there be to creating an extra status where we could just use nulls?04:09
stubWhen does a bug task get this priority? When it is newly created or something?04:09
bradbstub: When somebody explicitly sets it.04:09
bradbIt won't be set on task creation, unless we ultimately accept Priority on the input forms04:10
stubbradb: NULLs can be confusing because there might be multiple meanings for it. For example 'this hasn't been set yet' vs. 'I've explicity been set to no value'.04:10
stubbradb: In this case, NULL sounds a good choice04:11
bradbok, cool04:11
stubbradb: Just BugTask.priority for now?04:13
bradbyep04:13
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bradbmpt: I BBA'd SM04:22
mptTYVM, bradb04:33
bradbnp04:33
bradb:P04:33
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KinnisonWhat's the current status of the 'expires' column in libraryfilealias?04:36
stubKinnison: Currently ignored. I'll be sorting that this week I hope.04:49
stubKinnison: What do you need it to do right now?04:49
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SteveAmpt: ping05:08
SteveAsalgado: i'm 1/2 way through the review, got distracted by a phone call with mark05:09
SteveAcarlos: hi05:09
dilysMerge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [trivial]  Make BugTask.priority nullable (patch-2568: stuart.bishop@canonical.com)05:13
SteveAmpt: ping05:22
SteveAcarlos: hi05:22
SteveAsalgado: hi, review sent05:22
mptSteveA: pong05:25
salgadoSteveA, replying05:25
SteveAmpt: now that menus are basically done, and existing ones converted, it is time to check that we have decent coverage of menus05:25
SteveAsalgado: we also need to talk about the "asked to register on launchpad, can't find the way back to shipit" issue05:26
salgadoSteveA, that's true. that's something that really annoys me, but I don't think I'll have time to fix that soon. :-(05:31
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mpt"Report a bug about A set of Bugs"05:35
bradbew, that is nasty05:36
bradbI'll fix that05:36
mptSteveA: Is there an automated (or even a methodical) way of doing that?05:36
SteveAof doing what?05:36
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mptSteveA: checking for "decent coverage of menus"05:37
SteveAthat was speced out05:37
SteveAin MenusDelivery05:37
mptah, true05:37
mptso long ago :-)05:37
bradbmpt: Actually, the best way of fixing that page depends on what you have in mind for the new Malone front page. IMHO, it's best to get rid of the "generic" bug reporting form altogether.05:37
sivangGood evening everybody05:38
SteveAhi sivang 05:38
sivanghey SteveA , what's up?05:39
zygis_hi05:39
SteveAmpt: it also gets you looking over many of the pages, so you can fix UI issues you see05:39
SteveAhi ygis05:39
zygis_SteveA, Lithuanian team will be included in Ubuntu Translators after we sign gpg keys and not earlier? :)05:40
zygis_you know not much time left until release, so I'm in hury a bit05:41
SteveAjordi, carlos: can you sort this out for ygis ?05:41
carloszygis, no, we can add you now05:41
zygis_ah, excelent05:42
carlosI'm a bit busy, that's why I didn't process your request, just give me some minutes05:42
zygis_ok05:42
mptSteveA: ok05:43
carloszygis, done05:43
zygis_thanks05:43
carlosyou are welcome05:43
jordiI'm two mins late05:47
jordisorry 05:47
jordiactually, 6 mins alte :)05:47
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carloshmm jordi do you have enough permissions to do that? I thought it was one of the bugs about the extra rights I need to give you05:49
sivangjordi: there's a meeting here?05:49
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jordicarlos: I don't05:53
jordiI can create groups and such though05:53
carlosjordi, ok05:53
jordisivang: no, I'm late tfor zygis' request05:53
sivangk05:53
SteveAzygis_: signing keys isn't necessary, of course.  but it makes the free software world a better (connected) place.05:54
zygis_SteveA, I understand, but thought for a second that it might be the new ubuntu policy or so.05:56
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mptbradb: by "nullable" do you mean that task priorities now default to "None"?06:00
bradbmpt: I'm going to merge that change soon, yeah. stub did the db schema patch to make it feasible for me to change the application code.06:01
mptawesome06:02
mptbradb: mpt@canonical.com/launchpad--front-pages--0510 is mirroring now06:02
mptwith lots of broken stuff for you to fix :->06:03
bradbyou rock. i'll take a look later today.06:03
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mdkedoes anyone know if update-manager is translatable via rosetta?06:29
jordiif it is, I can't find an url for you :/06:36
mdkejordi, it's not, update-manager and update-notifier should be there06:37
mdkethey are great candidates for translations IMO06:37
jordicarlos: it seems those two, update-manager and -notifier are   only in breezy. Why is this?06:37
jordiyeah06:37
mdkes/only/not06:38
mdke?06:38
jordis/only/only in hoary/06:39
jordierr06:39
jordiwhatever06:39
jordis/breezy/hoary/ and so06:39
mdkeLOL06:43
dilysMerge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [trivial]  Sort the overrides for the publisher (patch-2569: daniel.silverstone@canonical.com)06:47
mdkejordi, the template is there for german, but not italian, how weird is that?06:48
salgadoSteveA, reply sent06:48
jordimdke: I'd call it a bug or something06:52
jordimdke: anyway, go translate :)06:53
jordihttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/update-notifier/+translations06:53
mdkeyay06:53
mdkejordi, i don't translate, i'm just the guy who chases things up and get's on your nerves06:53
jordinice to meet you :D06:54
mdkeanyhow i've passed it on, thanks a lot!06:55
mdkejordi, how about -manager?06:55
jordido you know what the source name is right now?06:56
mdkeupdate-manager i guess?06:57
mdkebut i don't know for sure06:57
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jordihmm07:00
SteveAsalgado: i'll be around for at least 1 hour more07:08
SteveAget kiko to review if i'm gone when you finish the changes07:09
jordimdke: update-manager doesn't make sense07:09
jordiit should be in rosetta07:09
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mdyHi people. Can I throw a general question in please ? How many languages is Breezy available in ?? Thanks !07:10
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dholbachhellas07:14
dholbachcould it be that gnome-mag and gnome-backgrounds were not imported into rosetta?07:14
salgadoSteveA, I'd prefer to have more time to work on that and ask kiko. there's some things that I need to sort out now that we'll start having orders marked as "shipped"07:15
SteveAok07:16
SteveAsend me a mail if you want me to do stuff tomorrow morning07:16
salgadosure. will do that. thank you07:16
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bradb* Creating revlib entry for brad.bollenbach@canonical.com/launchpad--malone-ode-to-jakob--0--patch-2607:44
bradbError in `printfmt' (No space left on device)07:44
bradbBring on bzr!07:44
bradbbaz: uncaught exception: -1:(I/O error)07:44
Kinnisonerm, s'not exactly baz's fault if you've just run out of space07:47
bradbKinnison: yeah, it is. I've already deleted 1+ gigs of revlib today07:47
mptNor is it baz's fault that my archive-mirror just took 56 minutes07:47
bradbThe fact that I even have to do that is the problem. :)07:47
Kinnisonbradb: you're hacking on launchpad07:50
Kinnisonbradb: keeping any less than two gigs of free room is going to cause problems07:50
Kinnisonbradb: any given launchpad tree is nearly .3g before you start07:50
Kinnisonbut yes, most of that is baz's fault07:51
SteveAniemeyer: any idea how much better this will be with bzr?07:52
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niemeyerSteveA: It will reduce disk space consumption considerably, since it'll use file deltas stored incrementally on the same disk file.07:55
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Kinnison{arch} is about 15 times larger than the rest of the checkout in launchpad07:57
niemeyerKinnison: Which tree format, more specfically?07:57
Kinnisonniemeyer: A launchpad checkout is ca. 280 megs07:58
Kinnisonniemeyer: of which about 260 megs is {arch}07:58
niemeyerKinnison: Well, the deltas I'm talking about would be inside the \{arch\} equivalent, so they're part of the tree format.08:00
Kinnisonniemeyer: so long as they end up smaller, I'm happy08:01
niemeyer:-)08:02
bradbniemeyer: Am I going to have to apply NN revisions every time I do a bzr status?08:02
bradbWhere NN is often a number between 20 and 50 (on average)08:03
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kiko-afkSteveA, class advisors?08:05
SteveAyeah, like implements()08:05
niemeyerbradb: No.. the weave format allows one to extract any version in a single pass.08:06
kikoah08:06
kikocarlos?08:07
bradbniemeyer: Interesting. Hopefully that means that ops like status and branch go much, much, much faster.08:07
carlosjordi, I suppose it's because hoary was not fixed to generate the .pot files08:09
carloskiko, hi08:09
kikobradb, baz applies revisions to compensate for a lack of cachedrev, IME08:10
niemeyerbradb: No doubts08:10
kikocarlos, how's it going?08:11
carloskiko, fine, language packs seem to be stable enough to use them08:11
carloskiko, the main issue are the review-* templates08:12
carloskiko, I'm going to fix the permission issues so jordi can help with that task08:12
kikookay, cool08:12
kikocarlos, so I forwarded you some kamion-mail on the same ellipsis character08:13
kikooddly enough I don't see why he's getting the error he is08:13
carloskiko, not seen yet, give me some minutes while I check a request from dholbach08:14
kikosure08:16
kikobradb, now that priority can be NULL, do we need to change the default?08:18
bradbkiko: That patch is in pqm's queue right now :)08:18
jordicarlos: no, hoary has it, breezy doesn't08:19
jordiwhere does one translate updat-emanager?08:19
kikobradb, rock on duderino!08:20
jordiactually update-notifier is in breezy, but there's no way to find it too easily08:20
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carloskiko, Kinnison  ^^^^ We need gina to fix that....08:21
Kinnisoncarlos: aye08:22
Kinnisoncarlos: Well, I've done a lot to gina, I think she's ready to roll, but stub needs to do his magic and we need the gpg thing run08:22
carlosKinnison, kiko it's hard to find how to translate breezy or hoary without the publish information...08:22
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kikoKinnison, and lifeless, has he reviewed james' gpg thing?08:26
Kinnisondunno08:26
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kikosuck suck08:26
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carloskiko, that mail from Colin is really weird08:39
carlosand it does not make too much sense...08:39
carloschecking...08:39
SteveAkiko: mailed you about the navigation review08:43
kikoyeah08:45
kikonot too long, cool08:46
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dilysMerge to rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0: [trivial]  make bugtask priority be None by default (patch-2570: brad.bollenbach@canonical.com)08:49
kikoit's the rockstar bradb himself08:49
bradbbow chikka bow08:49
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kikobradb, no ,, directories left over, perhaps?08:52
Kinnisonbradb: urgh, you *switch* ?08:52
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Kinnisonfaster, and you get to keep all the pieces08:52
bradbkiko: that's part of the problem, no doubt08:53
bradbreplacement tree, hm08:53
bradbKinnison: do you keep all the subcomponents (like pytz, sqlobject, zope3, etc.) in a central place to which all your trees are symlinked, or...?08:55
carloskiko, that makes no sense, seems like kamion suggestion is right, but that sucks... smells like a bug in python's enconding functions....08:55
Kinnisonbradb: I use --link08:56
carloskiko, I will take a look later tonight or tomorrow morning, I'm leaving now to have dinner to my parent's place08:56
Kinnisonbradb: so in practice, yes they're all linked together08:56
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kikocarlos, ok08:57
=== carlos goes to have dinner, see you later!
dholbachcarlos: uploaded gnome-backgrounds09:00
Kinnisonciao all09:00
carlosdholbach, cool, thank you09:00
dholbachde rien09:01
dholbach:)09:01
dholbach*wave*09:01
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eruinhow would I go about uploading my gpg key to launchpad?09:22
kikoeruin, visit your main page in launchpad09:22
kikothere's an add gpg key link09:23
sivangeruin: it will explain you there what you need to do, bsically you paste a armor'd output of your key09:23
sivangeruin: launchpad emails it to you back, asks you to verify ofcourse etc..09:23
eruinie gpg -a --fingerprint eruin 09:25
eruinlaunchpad them proceeds to spitting out an error about not being able to import key, HTTP error: 50009:25
kikoeruin, do you have a sign-only key?09:26
eruinno09:26
eruindsa/elgamal09:26
eruinI'm pretty much completely retarded when it comes to gpg it seems09:27
eruinand I get a timeout while trying to send my key to keyserver.ubuntu.com09:27
eruinah, yay, I made it09:30
eruinthanks for providing me with moral support ;)09:30
SteveAkiko: how's the navigation review doing?  i'm wondering whether to stick around, or to go home now09:30
kikoSteveA, you can go home, you'll get it in the morning, I'm deep in triage atm09:31
SteveAokay09:31
kikoeruin, you got a 500 error then?09:31
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kikoeruin, what's your name?09:32
eruinkiko, eruin, I made it though... my mistake09:32
bradbKinnison: Just curious: after getting a new tree, do you manually go in and change the sourcecode/ dir to be a symlink?09:32
kikoeruin, system error (500) is never your mistake09:32
bradbOr is there a simpler configuration to have all the stuff living under sourcecode/ in exactly one place?09:33
kikobradb, use sh utilities/link-external-sourcecode09:33
bradbkiko: ah, didn't know about that, thanks09:34
kikoenjoy09:34
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uglykidjoehey developers of launchpad, thank you!09:42
uglykidjoesome really great stuff, I've been waiting for this09:42
kikouglykidjoe, hey, enjoy -- it's for you that the work is being done09:43
uglykidjoekiko - yea, it really feels so :-)09:43
RWGThey seem to be affiliated with a lot of Linux distros09:43
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uglykidjoekiko: I got my free ubuntu cd delivered today, that's how I ended up at launhpad.org09:44
uglykidjoekiko err, .net09:44
RWGI wish mine would arrive soon09:44
kikouglykidjoe, delivered today? wow09:44
RWGIt has been a few weeks now09:44
RWGAlmost a month09:44
uglykidjoeyup, Sweden09:44
uglykidjoe6 weeks for me09:45
kikointeresting09:45
uglykidjoenice for being free :)09:45
kikobreezy around the corner and all09:45
uglykidjoeyup, as always09:45
RWGWhere are they being shipped from?09:45
uglykidjoeduno09:45
uglykidjoelet me check the package09:45
uglykidjoedoesn't say, the return address is in sweden too09:46
kikocourier to local delivery09:46
RWGI am in the US09:47
zygisis it a known bug, that when I try to update translation in Rosetta, I always get system error?09:48
eruinkiko, I've successfully uploaded my sig. the error was due to the fact that I hand't successfully sent my key to keyserver.ubuntu.com before trying to edit it09:48
eruinand if my typing really is this bad, the semester paper I'm typing atm will go down the drain proper.09:49
kikoeruin, but even so, it shouldn't give you a system error09:49
eruinActually the edit page should have some info about how to send your key, etc ;)09:49
kikoeruin, what's your launchpad ID?09:49
kikoyeah09:49
eruinit's eruin/ivindHoel09:50
kikointeresting, can't seem to see your error09:50
bradbkiko: After using the link-external-sourcecode.sh script, why do I get lots of "would be source but lack inventory ids" output under this new tree, when I don't get that kind of output under the launchpad-main tree to which I linked this one?09:51
kikobecause it doesn't contain symlinks09:51
kikoI would ignore those errors -- works fine without them (but I am clueless)09:52
eruinkiko, it wasn't an actual launchpad error, it was the http resonse from keyserver that couldn't find my key, methinks09:52
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eruin(it was in a short message telling about gpg --send-key)09:53
bradbkiko: Oh, right. As long as this is considered "normal". :P09:53
kikoeruin, ah, hmmm. I've never seen this page on lp.09:53
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ethylWow09:55
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bradbmpt: Would it be possible for you to send me a diff of the front page changes? merging your branch just ain't happening for me "Applying 151 revisions..." then out of memory.10:24
kikobradb, you want a cachedrev10:26
kikocan I see the full message?10:26
bradber, hm10:26
bradbthis might be something else10:26
mptbradb: bizarre ... applying 151 revisions starting from what?10:28
kikoright10:29
kikothat's my same question10:29
kikoif it's patch-2422, then..10:29
bradbkiko, mpt: https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/fileEAMcgq.html10:30
bradbinteresting. the paste service doesn't seem to render at all in Safari10:30
bradbKinnison: Can you close the </title tag on that page?10:32
kiko* from archive cached: rocketfuel@canonical.com/launchpad--devel--0--patch-217010:32
kikobradb, that looks like baz picking a bad merge point10:32
mptbradb: it is closed10:32
bradbmpt: that page, i.e. this page: https://chinstrap.warthogs.hbd.com/~dsilvers/paste/10:33
kikobradb, re bug 2608, I fixed this last week10:34
kikowhat exactly did you send off to PQM?10:34
bradbkiko: Made .title work for NullBugTasks.10:35
mptbradb: that one looks closed in Epiphany too. Perhaps Gecko is lying about the source (that used to happen occasionally).10:36
mptok, this is stupid10:37
bradbhm, dunno10:37
mptI have been waiting for baz all afternoon10:37
kikobradb, I fixed that last week, and I don't see any PQM-mail on this topic10:37
bradbmpt: I've been trying to get baz to work for the last couple hours too :/10:37
kikooh, hmmm10:37
kikobradb, is this /in addition to/ my fix?10:38
bradbkiko: I don't know. The bug as described was present in rocketfuel. So I fixed it.10:38
bradbnull bug tasks needed to define .title properly10:38
kikowas it only for null bug tasks?10:40
kikoi.e. other bug tasks worked well?10:40
bradbThat's the way it appeared to me.10:40
kikookay10:40
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sivangjamesh: ping10:46
kikomatsubara, I think we should check how many of our tests use the foo bar user10:50
kikoI think it's the source of bugs..10:50
mptkiko: There should be a plaintext list somewhere of test accounts and their passwords10:51
kikompt, that too10:51
mptso pagetests can be written using the lowest-privilege account that should be able to do the given thing10:51
mptrather than using Mr Bar all the time10:51
kikomatsubara, can you file a bug for the remaining issue for bug 2501 -- fixing edit emblem to not work for individuals (and assert the person is a team in the backend code?)10:52
kikoyeah10:52
kikomr. bar is the suk10:52
mptkiko, matsubara: I already reported that bug10:52
mptand you accuse *me* of filing dupes!10:52
mpt:-P10:52
kikoyou did?10:52
kikowhere?10:52
mptone moment...10:53
kiko242210:53
kikosorry10:53
mptyes10:53
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kikoI won't file it then10:53
matsubarai got a list of files that uses the Foo.bar basic authorization10:54
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kikomatsubara, in some of them the use is correct -- tests if the admin can do it10:57
kikohowever10:57
kikoin most of them it is not10:57
matsubaraso, in the case that isn't correct, should i change it to Sample Person basich auth?11:00
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kikomatsubara, yep11:01
kikodefinitely11:01
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kikojoin the club11:03
cprovdudes enjoy,  it doesn't justify the drops ;)  11:06
kikois launchpad particularly slow today?11:06
mptThe Internet's particularly slow, kiko11:07
mptbaz is slow, random Web pages are slow, e-mail is slow11:07
cprovkiko: it's not LP, it's our net11:07
ajmitchmorning11:07
kikocprov, I can't see why, though -- it's apparently not being hammered at all today11:07
mptIf this archive-mirror hasn't finished in the next 8 minutes I'm leaving it going overnight11:07
kikompt, control-C it and try again?11:08
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cprovkiko: sometimes it's like that, I can't see an explicit reason too 11:09
mptkiko: I tried that before, and ended up having to spend an extra half an hour on a baz lock-revision -b, before doing the archive-mirror which still took 56 minutes11:09
cprovmpt: maybe you need to remove some lock, but baz will give you the command tip if necessary, I has happenned more often 11:10
mptcprov: sure, removing the lock worked fine, it just took half an hour to do :-)11:10
kikofriggin slow11:10
bradbdear baz, please to be getting out of my way, kthxbye11:13
cprovmpt: eeck ?? life isn't easy in general, and things like that are essetial to keep it this way  .... back to 'DF is far' session  11:14
kikowell11:14
kikogenerally I find that baz hangs11:14
kikoif it's taking too long11:14
kikoI control-C and try again11:15
kikoparticularly with a-m and lock-rev11:15
bradbsame here with a-m11:15
kikoa-m should take only up to 2 minutes 11:16
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kikosalgado, is https://launchpad.net/products/launchpad/+bug/1683 fixed or a dupe?11:16
kikocprov, we were running without the wondershaper11:16
salgadokiko, it's not fixed11:19
cprovkiko: uhm, interesting ... thank you then, it's much better and there is a reason ;) it hasn't been a common situation 11:19
kikosalgado, what's left, or is it still pending research?11:20
kikocprov, yeah, when anthem rebooted on friday..11:20
cprovkiko: nice job !11:20
mptcprov: I don't know what you mean by "DF is far"11:20
mptWhat's DF?11:20
salgadokiko, don't know what's going on there11:21
kikosalgado, okay.11:21
cprovmpt: no worries, DogFood ... 11:21
mptok, I'm outta here11:25
kikosalgado, are you sure it wasn't a bug that was fixed? why?11:25
cprovkiko: the ping is faster, but ssh is terrible slow, can't type ...weird11:26
salgadokiko, I'm not sure. I said that because I haven't seen any activity on this area. neither the tests for that were changed11:26
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kikosalgado, wait a second -- you wrote a fix to transfer over the maintainership records, didn't you?11:33
salgadokiko, no. it was for membership records11:33
kikooh11:33
kikosorry.11:33
kikook.11:33
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