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troy_sI need a Launchpad guru... anyone?12:06
kikoalways!12:07
kikowhat's up troy_s 12:07
troy_sthank you!12:07
troy_sFirst, is there a way to remove old polls, or botched polls?12:07
troy_sSecond, is there a way to adjust the calendar (the one for our team has a name attached to the top)12:08
troy_sThird, is there a way to change the actual root of the team page as ours has two links that are rather redundant and seem fixed (despite looking in details etc)12:08
kikotroy_s, a) not without database admin, but there is probably a way to close them out.12:10
kikob) I'm not sure; I'd need to see the page to understand.12:10
kikoc) same as b)12:10
troy_slaunchpad.net/people/ubuntu-art12:10
kikowow12:11
kikowhat is this crazy calendar thing. it is a bug!12:11
troy_slaf.12:11
troy_swell there you go.12:11
kikocan you please file it? I'd say "Team calendar's heading is name of apparently random person!"12:12
kikoI'm still unsure as to what ou mean by your point c).. ah, do you by any chance mean the wiki links?12:12
troy_sits not random, it was our owner's name... but it appears stuck there.12:13
kikookay12:13
troy_syes... the wiki links are set in stone.12:13
kiko"Team calendar's heading is name of owner"12:13
kikoor is the problem deeper than just the heading?12:13
kikoyeah, c) is also a bug. how very strange.12:13
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HiddenWolfSo, I want to stop getting mail from a bug in malone on which I came subscribed due to a duplicate.12:15
HiddenWolfNow what do I do?12:15
HiddenWolfCan I unsubscribe from the original bug?12:16
troy_skik:  How does one register a bug for launchpad itself?  I see Ubuntu's distro related... but the site itself?12:16
troy_sHiddenwolf:  yes...12:16
troy_sHiddenwolf:  go to the bug on launchpad, it should be relatively self-explanatory.12:17
kikotroy_s, products/launchpad/+filebug12:20
troy_sdone12:20
troy_sthanks kik12:21
kikoHiddenWolf, the problem is actually identifying the original bug, right?12:21
troy_si filed one for the calendar and one for the sticky stuff.12:21
kikoHiddenWolf, that's a bug bradb and I are thinking of how to fix properly12:21
kikothanks troy_s much appreciated12:21
HiddenWolfkiko: I keep my mail, so I managed to find it, but yea, it's kinda counterintuitive to have to go back to the original bug.12:21
troy_sNice work on the system overall though.  Quite impressive.12:21
kikoHiddenWolf, yep. we want to fix it, not sure how yet, though.12:25
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cprovgoodnight all01:37
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mptGooooooooooooooooooood afternoon Launchpadders!04:01
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haloeis this the ubuntu idea for launhpad place?05:21
mpthaloe, what do you mean?05:31
mptYou want to propose a new feature for Ubuntu?05:31
mptor something about Launchpad?05:32
ajmitchgood afternoon mpt05:32
ajmitchhow are you?05:32
haloeoh hey05:35
haloeI just wanted to know if my pc can use ubuntu :)05:35
haloex86? what does that mean?05:35
mpthaloe, what kind of computer do you have?05:38
haloeevery linux should have the feature to play games :)05:38
haloeI have a pentium2 winXP: dont even think ubuntu will work05:39
troy_shaloe:  wrong forum.  but yes it will.05:39
haloewhat does x86 mean?05:39
troy_shaloe:  head over to #ubuntu05:40
troy_sstart there friend.05:40
troy_sgood luck.05:40
haloeoh thnx :)05:40
haloegood thing I came here :)05:40
troy_swell everyone needs to start somewhere.05:40
stublifeless: I'm cherry picking into ~/production/launchpad for testing and will push to production/1.63 if all successful (cherry pick only rollout for release paranoia reasons - shipit updates only, no database patches)05:41
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haloeU BUNTU! lol05:43
lifelessstub k05:46
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stubAll tests pass except for the ones I expect to fail (session and quoting both have production fixes without the corresponding test updates being cherry picked)06:55
stubI'll push out the updates to the appservers only - no point disrupting anything else06:56
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lifelessspiv: I have a favour to ask.07:53
lifelesstomorrow and thursday are hectic, with travel and whatnot.07:53
lifelesscan you allocate reviews from general to reviewers for me on those days ?Just check once in your am.07:53
spivlifeless: Sure, I can do that.08:00
spivlifeless: As far as my queue goes btw, I did a review last night, but forgot to update the wiki until a moment ago, so I'm not quite as bad as I appear...08:01
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lifelessstub: what plugs do they use in thailand ?08:10
lifeless(power plugs)08:10
stublifeless: US or European08:22
stub(two thin round prongs or two thin parallel strips)08:23
stubYou visiting?08:23
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lifelessstub: -> uk via bangkok08:31
lifelesswant to make sure I have the right plugs for the travellers lounge08:31
stublifeless: Let me know if you want to stopover for a day or three - there is network at my place so you can work.08:48
lifelessstub: thanks for the offer - may take you up on it on a future trip.08:49
lifelessstub: wont be on this one though - got a meeting friday in london08:49
stubThere is always the return trip08:49
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SteveAmorning08:59
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lifelessstub: maaate09:06
lifelessstub: are stopovers flexible? like ring up and change ?09:07
stubGenerally, yeah. Just ask whoever you bought your tickets from that you want a few days in Bangkok on the way back. We do it all the time09:07
stubOr you can do it directly with the airline09:08
stubAlways happy to do it unless the flights are full or you have a weird ticket that won't allow it.09:08
lifelessrighto09:09
lifelessright now, wanna get packed etc09:09
lifelesswill look into it09:09
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carlosmorning09:23
SteveAhi carlos 09:24
SteveABjornT_: hi, around?09:24
BjornT_hi SteveA 09:24
SteveAgary poster is in town09:24
SteveAwe went to trakai on sunday09:25
SteveAhe's working all week at pov.  so, we should meet them for lunch sometime09:25
BjornT_cool, that'd be great. i don't have any special plans this week, so any day is good for me.09:27
stubThere is a chance I'll be visiting September or October - Kirsten needs to visit Romania and Czechoslovakia around then promoting the book translations so I might tag along for a holiday and pop over and visit and maybe work from Vilnius for a week.09:27
SteveAsure09:27
SteveAbtw09:28
SteveAdon't say "czechoslovakia"09:28
SteveAit riles the locals09:28
stubHeh... we have friends in Belgrade who still insist on using Yugoslavia in their mailing address ;)09:29
SteveAjamesh, spiv, stub: how about one of those group-skype sessions09:29
stubI'm never sure what should be used the further east in Europe I go ;)09:29
stubok.09:30
spivSure.09:34
SteveAjamesh: ?09:34
jameshSteveA: okay09:35
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mdzhow did this morning's rollout go?11:21
stubNo problems of course11:23
SteveAgood morning mdz11:24
mdzglad to hear it11:24
fabbionemorning guys11:31
fabbionegiven that we are now at release11:31
fabbionewhat are the odds to get bug #36830 fixed?11:31
UbugtuMalone bug 36830 in launchpad-publisher "need Contents files to be generated" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3683011:31
fabbioneyou know.. we have tools depending on these files to be updated properly11:32
SteveAfabbione: that would be a question for malcc, Kinnison and cprov11:32
fabbioneSteveA: well i am asking generally to everybody here...11:32
SteveAgah... so it isn't a launchpad code thing perhaps11:34
SteveAbut something rather duct-tapey and fragile that only elmo knows about11:34
fabbioneSteveA: it is launchpad since we did switch to soyuz11:35
SteveAi agree.  i am observing that the solution may involve no additional launchpad code11:35
SteveAbut running existing dak tools in particular ways11:35
SteveAmaybe it is possible to get elmo and malcc in the same room together to work on this?11:36
malccSteveA: I'm physically capable of being in the London office today, but I'm not sure they've got any space for me11:37
fabbioneSteveA: dunno.. contents file are part of a release imho. and they haven't been there for months11:37
SteveAmalcc: would you talk with elmo and kiko about this, when they are around?11:38
malccSteveA: Yup, willdo11:39
SteveAand also, please tell fabbione what is talked about11:39
SteveAi don't really know what a Contents.gz file contains11:41
SteveAso maybe it would be easier to generate it from the launchpad database than to use the dak tools.11:42
fabbioneSteveA: just check in archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/dapper/11:44
fabbionethere are Contents file per archi11:44
fabbionethey show a list of all files contained in the different debs sorted in a special way11:45
SteveAis there a written specification on these files?11:45
SteveAor is it just "make it work with the tools"?11:45
Kinnisonfabbione: It needs someone to take the apt.conf, twiddle it to generate the contents files out-of-place run apt-ftparchive and then move them into place once they're done11:46
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Kinnisonfabbione: everything needed to do it is there, it just needs someone who knows what they're doing to do it11:46
fabbioneKinnison: yes, that's written in the bug11:47
Kinnisonfabbione: So you want someone who understands them to be doing this, not j.random lp dev11:47
fabbione(and i used it for my archives)11:47
fabbioneKinnison: well elmo and cprov did talk alreayd about it11:47
fabbioneit's waiting implementation11:47
Kinnisonfabbione: I see11:47
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carloslater!01:51
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cbx33can you delete a release series once you have created it?01:58
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ddaacbx33: no, you cant'02:05
ddaabut you can rename it02:05
cbx33ok that makes sense02:05
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YannigHello everybody02:22
YannigI have a little problem with Occitan translation02:22
YannigDo someone know where I can define the order of the items in the date (GNOME clock)?02:22
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YannigI have dayname-month-daynumber and I should have dayname-daynumber-month02:23
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DaemonI just have a quick question, the debian-installer package (https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/debian-installer/) refers to a "Debian Install System Team" as the Maintainer, but this does not seem to be a real group within launchpad, is it referring to an external group or is it because it hasn't been updated?02:49
kiko-zzzGOOD MORNING PADDERS!02:55
malccMornin kiko02:55
kikoI am busy deleting emails from dubai and nigeria02:58
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KeybukIs Assign-To-Nobody broken?03:02
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kikoKeybuk, I saw a bug reported on that last week -- is this via email or via the UI?03:04
KeybukUI03:04
bradbKeybuk: yeah, it's broken. i'm fixing it.03:08
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kikoKeybuk, I believe it works via email, if that helps03:09
kikobradb, make sure to pagetest this jimmy ;)03:09
bradbyeah, with testbrowser, it's actually reasonable to test03:09
kikoif you need help drive-bying, just let me know.03:09
bradbthanks03:10
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Adri2000hi03:11
Adri2000matsubara: it seems you have fixed bug #39547 (fix commited), but it still doesn't work for me, when will the fix be released ?03:14
UbugtuMalone bug 39547 in launchpad "Code of Conduct 1.0.1 signatures not accepted" [Critical,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3954703:14
kikoAdri2000, probably early next week.03:14
kikowe are currently on a rollout embargo to avoid disrupting the distribution team.03:14
Adri2000kiko: ok03:16
Keybukkiko: will /people/nobody break anything?03:17
mdzkiko: what's the syntax for assigning to nobody via email?03:17
kikogood question03:18
kikoKeybuk, it's not what you want though.03:18
kikoBjornT_, do you know the answer to that question?03:19
bradbFrom what I can see, it's not possible.03:20
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OculusAquilaekiko: I wanted to ask what to do because of Launchpad-Group kubuntu-de. Its owner and admin isn't active anymore. Could you make somebody (perhaps me) an admin so that other people can join?03:21
bradbI can it easily enough though.03:21
bradbfix it, too03:21
kikoOculusAquilae, sure.03:21
kikoOculusAquilae, who is the original owner/admin?03:22
bradbdamn, why does there have to be a real person named nobody!03:22
kikoheh03:22
OculusAquilaekiko: it's marcelk (author-psi in IRC i think)03:23
bradbkiko: you won't believe this...03:23
bradbTHERE'S A PERSON CALLED none TOO03:23
bradband nil! (not that i would have used that, but...)03:25
SteveAwe can change that03:27
SteveAand get it added to the list of banned names03:28
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=== bradb would like to have "nobody" reserved, if possible
SteveAif someone calls themselves names like "root" or "admin" or "nobody" then they can expect problems03:28
OculusAquilaekiko: marcelk left us a long time ago and isn't active anymore03:29
kikoOculusAquilae, I see. okay, give me a few minutes, juggling here.03:30
OculusAquilaeok03:30
bradbSteveA: So maybe we should send an email to "nobody" saying he should reregister under a different name within 30 days, because "nobody" will be reserved for system use? And meanwhile, I can implement this email command as though nobody is a reserved word...03:31
SteveAbradb: that is a good proposal.  please mail it to the launchpad list for further discussion03:32
bradbok03:32
kikobradb, you could also use a single hyphen or something like that03:33
bradbkiko: yeah, though i think that's a bit cruel03:34
bradbthe advantage of using "nobody" is that it's consistent with the web UI03:34
kikosomewhat -- we display a hyphen normally, don't we?03:35
kiko(except in the radiobuttons)03:35
bradbfor viewing, we display an m-dash on the bug page, yeah. for setting it's "Nobody"03:38
SteveAeither that, or we can assign mister "nobody" lots and lots of bugs03:38
malccSteveA++, that'll teach him03:39
kikoSteveA, for now, people can reassign to kiko-bichodomato anyway03:39
spivlifeless: In case you're awake, I've filed https://launchpad.net/products/bzr/+bug/47414, which is what stopped my fix for 44183/41414 merging.  I'm working around it so that I can merge, but I thought you'd like to know.03:42
UbugtuMalone bug 47414 in bzr "sftp doesn't work on windows" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  03:42
spivlifeless: Er, I mean https://launchpad.net/products/bzr/+bug/4749403:43
UbugtuMalone bug 47494 in bzr "bzrdir.sprout does not preserve repository format" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  03:43
spiv(too many browser tabs open!)03:43
lifelessspiv: I am, good catch.03:44
lifelesswe should fix that.03:44
spivlifeless: Your review asked that I use sprout, I hope you don't mind if I leave that as an XXX for now instead :)03:45
lifelesssure, thats fine.03:45
lifelessits a shame, but if its not up to it, its not up to it03:45
lifelessgnight03:48
ddaahey spiv, nice patch you just submitted :)03:48
lifelesssabdfl: see you tomorrow03:48
lifelesserm, thursday. day after tomorrow.03:48
spivlifeless: g'night.  Have a good flight tomorrow!03:49
lifelessthanks03:49
ddaalifeless: where are you flying to this time?03:49
spivddaa: :)03:49
spivddaa: Hmm, no luck on the cscvs front?03:50
ddaaspiv: the current pqm patch is dummy cscvs change, to confirm that merging is still broken and it's not just my changes03:50
ddaano luck so far03:50
ddaait's definitely critical now, as all my outstanding branches are blocked on that03:50
spivThe cscvs tests pass in PQM when run as part of launchpad's check_merge.03:51
spivSo it's possibly a PQM misconfiguration with how it runs tests for cscvs merges?03:51
ddaaMaybe the problem is something in the pqm config, I do not know.03:51
spivOr maybe the cscvs makefile isn't setting paths right.03:51
ddaaspiv: not a problem with the cscvs makefile03:51
ddaathe failure happens in the bzr tests03:52
lifeless[/home/pqm/archives/rocketfuel/cscvs/1.0/devel] 03:52
lifelessprecommit_hook=make -C .. check03:52
lifelessbuild_config=/home/pqm/archives/rocketfuel/dists/devel/configs/canonical.com/launchpad/development03:52
ddaawhen doing the baz-import tests03:52
lifelessthat is, commits to cscvs run 'make check' in sourcecode.03:52
lifelessactually, now that you've unfucked things, we should make this run check_merge again.03:52
lifelessdone03:52
spivlifeless: woo!03:53
lifeless(as of the next time pqm reads its config file)03:53
lifelessI've added a todo to do the same for buildbot etc03:53
lifelessnote that this is not the cause of the fault03:53
ddaaokay, the dummy merge just failed03:53
spivlifeless: No, but it's nice anyway :)03:53
lifelessbecause spiv was committing to other sourcecode trees, and they have the same config03:53
lifelessso they were all running 'make check' in sourcecode.03:53
ddaasame problem, failures in baz-import tests03:54
spivThat config looks sane to me.03:54
lifelessits now03:54
lifelessprecommit_hook=make -C ../.. check_merge03:54
lifelesstchau03:54
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spivddaa: The weird thing about the error is that it seems to find the pybaz module, but can't find symbols in it.  Wrong version of pybaz somehow, due to a PYTHONPATH problem?03:56
spivI don't know why it didn't affect my merges to e.g. buildbot, though.03:56
ddaaspiv: might be03:57
ddaathe first error looks like something that would be caused by using a really old pybaz03:57
ddaathen maybe all the other strange errors are fallout from that one03:58
ddaaanyway, cscvs tests _must_ run the launchpad tests03:58
ddaaas importd is part of launchpad and depends on cscvs03:59
spivYeah, it's good that cscvs merges will run a full check_merge now.04:01
ddaawell, the same holds for bzr, bzrtools, pybaz and probably a number of other things04:02
spivRight.04:03
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SteveAlifeless: ping04:07
ddaahe's an ex-lifeless04:08
SteveArocketfuel-built does not have the correct sqlobject tree04:10
SteveAalthough it seems stu has fixed it04:10
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sabdfllifeless: safe travels04:22
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carlosBjornT: hi, around?04:32
kikobradb, I think I'd accept both "nobody" and "-" then.04:34
bradbkiko: yeah, that'd be useful too04:34
kikocool.04:37
BjornThi carlos 04:38
carlosBjornT: I'm having problems with pagetests and textareas04:39
carlosBjornT: the new system introduces an extra '\n' char at the beginning of the string when we read what we are rendering from the database04:39
SteveAbradb: what about — ?04:40
carlosBjornT: for instance04:40
bradbSteveA: heh04:40
kikoSteveA, in the email UI? I think that's silly04:40
carlosI get this with Firefox: https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/fileAQj5o9.html04:40
SteveAthere are all sorts of people who write html mail now ;-)04:40
carlosBjornT: but I get https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/fileJcBBrF.html from pagetests04:41
BjornTcarlos: hmm, i don't know why that is happening, i'll have to look into it a bit closer. i don't have time to do it now, though. it'd be good if you could file a bug about it, including a test snippet showing the problem.04:44
carlosBjornT: ok, thanks04:44
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carlosI will remove the content to have that test working (I don't mind its content, but it's breaking it)04:45
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SteveAspiv: it landed!04:55
spivYes!04:55
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highvoltagehi. any launchpad admins around?05:00
kikoyes!05:02
kikoOculusAquilae, ping?05:02
carlosBjornT: https://launchpad.net/products/launchpad/+bug/4751105:03
UbugtuMalone bug 47511 in launchpad "pagetests add ghost new lines to textareas" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  05:03
OculusAquilaekiko: pong05:03
highvoltagekiko: can you please delete https://launchpad.net/products/edubuntu.cookbook ?05:03
highvoltagekiko: the original owners of that aren't around anymore, and the new cookbook team wants to start from scratch with that product05:03
OculusAquilaekiko: what do you need?05:04
kikoOculusAquilae, I'm looking at https://launchpad.net/people/kubuntu-de but I can't see anybody there.05:06
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kikohighvoltage, renamed to edubuntu.cookbook-deleteme and deactivated.05:07
OculusAquilaekiko: I can see me and Marcus as members05:07
highvoltagekiko: thank you very much!05:07
kikoOculusAquilae, what confuses me is that you referred to him as marcelk before05:08
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OculusAquilaekiko: that's the teamowner MarcelKaeming05:09
kikooh05:09
OculusAquilaekiko: marcelk because of the page https://launchpad.net/people/marcelk05:09
kikoyour team has no admin?05:09
OculusAquilaeright05:09
kikoI see05:09
kikoOculusAquilae, done.05:10
OculusAquilaekiko: thanks05:10
kikohighvoltage, you can register a new edubuntu.cookbook if you like now05:10
highvoltagekiko: thanks, i've passed the info on to the new maintainer05:10
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Claudeiropa05:16
Claudeiralguem do Brasil?05:16
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kikosamaniego, english please05:17
kiko(or #ubuntu-br)05:17
samaniegook05:19
samaniegoi dont speak english, but I speak portuguese, spanish, guarani, portuol, gauchs, cears, and others brazilian languages. sorry!!!05:21
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bradbddaa: It seems to me that the register_branch xmlrpc API allows the registrant to make that branch owned by anyone in the system, right?05:50
ddaain theory no05:51
ddaaI practice, I would have to read the code05:51
ddaain theory one can only make a branch owned by the authenticated user or a team it belongs to05:51
bradbah, right, i meant it can make anyone the /author/ of that branch05:52
ddaaoh yes05:52
ddaajust like the web UI allows that05:53
ddaait's a feature to allow registering a branch on behalf of someone else05:53
bradbgot it, thanks05:53
ddaaand at least one user wants to keep that feature :)05:53
ddaa(I wanted to remove that, but somebody explained to me he had a practical use of that feature)05:54
bradbddaa: What do you suggest for testing an xmlrpc api? (Beyond the plain view tests.)05:59
ddaabradb: did you read the discussion I had with mpool on the launchpad@ mailing list?05:59
bradbyeah. i don't recall that mentioning specifics of how to do client testing. i know i can just write code, but i'm wondering if there's a simpler option.06:00
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ddaawhich category of test are you thinking of: strict server-side, or client-server integration?06:02
bradbddaa: i want to have a full client test suite implementation. ideally something that smells like a doctest, so that it takes less work to make it human-readable.06:04
ddaaWhen doing client-server integration, you would need to: setup the xmlrpc server (the test runner should do that), call the bzrlib API (the same that would be called by the CLI), and check that results are correct.06:05
bradbthis is for Malone, not bzr, btw06:05
ddaaabout doctests, our quality czar do not like doctests very much, he thinks they tend to lead to inadequate test coverage.06:05
bradband the test runner does not setup the xmlrpc server correctly, aiui. SteveA knows more about how we were going to set up our test suite to handle xmlrpc tests.06:06
ddaaI think that until that's fixed, you are a bit stuck to do client-server integration06:07
SteveAbradb: the test runner doesn't set up any servers06:07
bradbddaa: when you wrote the branch stuff though, did you do any actual xmlrpc testing of it, or just ask the bzr guys if it actually worked when it was deployed?06:07
SteveAit doesn't dispatch the way needed for xmlrpc06:07
ddaabradb: you're giving me way too much credit06:07
bradbor plan c, waited to see if they screamed :P06:08
SteveAanyway, for testing the xmlrpc API06:08
SteveAwe shall do doctests of the API06:08
ddaaI just asked mpool to get the feature out, let him and SteveA talk about test coverage issues06:08
SteveAshowing calls to it, and with explanations of what the calls mean in the documentation06:08
SteveAif anything requires doctests, a public API does06:08
SteveAwriting code is about communication, so i think doctests are a very fine way to start06:09
ddaabradb: my schedule does not have room for going out of my way to check what other people are doing. I just ask for the stuff I need, and the stuff we can easily do that I think sabfl wants soon.06:09
bradbSteveA: yeah. what would be really useful to developers is if i could write python code to show how to script xmlrpc in python. that way even if they don't know how to do it, they need only read that doc and be on their way. right now, i have only a view doctest.06:10
ddaaI leave it to SteveA and the reviewers to make sure that other people do their homework properly.06:10
SteveAbradb: that's an interesting idea06:10
bradb(of course, if they don't use python, oh well)06:10
SteveAbradb: i think it would require an alternative Server implementation06:11
SteveAbradb: so, you'd have testxmlrpc.Server('whatever')06:11
SteveAand this would be a natural way to test it06:11
SteveAwe could do that today, actually06:11
SteveABjornT: what do you think of this?06:11
SteveAbrad's had a cool idea06:11
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BjornTwhat exactly are you proposing? would testxmlrpc.Server('whatever') use a special Transport to talk with the XMLRPC publisher?06:20
SteveAperhaps.06:22
SteveAtestxmlrpc.Server would just work like xmlrpc.Server06:22
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SteveAbut run in process to our functional tests06:22
bradbBjornT: my goal, fwiw, is to write a human-readable doc containing xmlrpc client code that shows people how to talk to Malone via xmlrpc, so that even if the user doesn't know xmlrpc in python, this doc should be pretty much all they need.06:23
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SteveAbradb: could be that a script testing against staging would be better06:25
bradbperhaps, yeah06:25
BjornTthen it's probably best using xmlrpclib.ServerProxy and use a TestTransport or something like that. that would make it quite clear what's specific for the test.06:26
bradbi imagine i would test it on a local server, but then the public doc could use a staging url06:26
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mdzbradb: why does malone still say that there's no security contact for Ubuntu packages, when there is ubuntu-security (and it's subscribed to security bugs)?06:45
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kikosamaniego, portuol, heh :)06:54
kikoSteveA!06:54
kikoI am your man06:54
kikomdz, I think the reason is that there is no package-specific security contact. the UI could be clarified I guess06:55
mdzkiko: package-specific security contacts are overkill06:57
mdzI do not see them being used in a distro ever06:57
SteveAa whui06:58
kikomdz, okay, maybe I am confused. where do you see security contacts?06:58
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bradbMalone doesn't have package security contacts.07:46
bradbUbuntu has a security contact, as shown at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+filebug07:46
kikoso I am confused as well07:46
bradbmdz: where are you saying that Malone says there's no security contact?07:47
mdzkiko: +filebug07:48
mdz There is no  security contact for ubiquity in ubuntu   so no security contact will be subscribed to this bug.07:48
kikoon in the package +filebug page?07:48
mdzcorrect07:48
mdzit is both a) a lie, and b) implies the existence of per-package security contacts07:48
kiko bradb 07:48
bradbok, that'd be a bug07:49
kikobradb, should be easy to pagetest too07:49
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bradbyer07:49
=== bradb reports bug 47544
UbugtuMalone bug 47544 in malone "Malone reports that a package has no security contact...DUH!" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4754407:54
mdkeelmo: off for dinner now, if you email me I will get back to you double-quick08:03
Bluekujamatsubara: ping 08:31
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deltaHi.08:32
matsubaraBluekuja: pong08:32
Bluekujamatsubara: i received the mail for +priority bug08:33
Bluekujabut i still get the error08:33
BluekujaI can't access that logged in as user08:33
matsubaraBluekuja: the bug isn't fixed yet. I was asking what should be done for the +priority page08:33
deltaI'm having trouble with frequencies under the nvidia driver 87.62.08:34
deltaWhat could I do?08:34
Bluekujamatsubara: oh okie, i thought there were news08:34
Bluekujamatsubara: sorry then08:34
matsubaradelta: #ubuntu might be a better place to ask08:35
matsubaraBluekuja: np08:35
deltamatsubara: ah.08:36
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Lord_Athurhi all09:42
Lord_Athur I need some cds, for me and for a lot of friends who want to use drapper, so I made requests two for some cds with different accounts, is that cheating?09:43
ddaaGRAAAAH!09:45
ddaaPQM SHIT FUCK ME09:46
Lord_Athurim spanish and i don't understand you ddaa 09:46
ddaatest suite for my merge has been running for 6 hours09:46
Lord_Athursorry09:46
ddaaLord_Athur: sorry, not addressed to you personally09:47
ddaaLord_Athur: I think technically that's cheating, but I guess there might be checks for that, on the postal adress09:47
ddaaLord_Athur: in any case, you can request the amount you need in a single request, as long as it's a reasonable amount09:47
Lord_Athuroka09:48
Lord_Athurcan launchpad cancel my requests?09:48
ddaano idea, really09:48
ddaakiko: shipit question, can you handle?09:48
ddaaZnarl: can you unstuck PQM please?09:49
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Lord_Athuri's the launchpad channel, nobody knows?09:51
Lord_Athur*it's09:52
ddaasomebody knows for sure, that does not mean that person is awake or available for chat09:52
Lord_Athuryou're right09:52
Lord_Athur:)09:52
ddaayour safest option is to post a support request09:52
ddaakiko: if you want your merges to ever go in, you'll need to get someone to kick pqm's balls09:54
elmoddaa: done09:55
ddaaelmo: what you did does not appear to have had any effect09:57
ddaapqm still reports the same status09:58
ddaawell, I do not care, somebody will surely complain about it eventually09:59
carlosLord_Athur: if you read the documentation at shipit.ubuntu.com, you would see a link to the FAQ page (http://www.ubuntu.com/support/faq#head-7eef2db63e0a75424cdd663ee6f7b8eedcf19607)10:02
carlosLord_Athur: there you have an email address to send any issue you have with shipit10:02
carlosLord_Athur:  info@shipit.ubuntu.com10:03
carlossend there your issue and it will be addressed10:03
carlosI don't think you can cancel your order10:03
Lord_Athuroka10:04
Lord_Athurthanks10:04
carlosLord_Athur: if you need a lot of CDs, you should contact with the info@... address10:04
elmoddaa: it seems to be doing something else now at least10:05
Lord_Athurthanks10:06
mdkeelmo: were you looking for me earlier?10:08
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claheyHi, I work on Democracy Player and I'm investigating translation tools.10:51
claheyI'm looking at Rosetta now.10:53
claheyIt looks like a decent interface.10:53
claheyDoes "Someone should review this translation" correspond to fuzzy translations?10:53
lifelessIIRC, yes.10:54
claheyIf our project were to be translated on the Rosetta site, what is the procedure for getting new po files from our svn and committing changed po files to our svn?10:54
lifelessyou can get a tarball containing all the po files10:55
lifelessso you just extract that in your source, add any new ones to svn, and commit10:55
lifelessyou upload the pot file to rosetta using a web form10:55
lifelessI think the same goes for uploading fresh po files.10:56
claheyAh, it can't pull from our svn and commit itself?10:57
lifelessat this point no. We have plans to do something along those lines though.10:57
claheyWe're looking for the minimum amount of manual intervention for those sorts of things.10:57
lifelesswell, having svn access raises a lot of security concerns. That one reason we have not got this done yet.10:58
claheyYeah.  Makes sense.10:58
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Keybuklifeless: why does bzr always say "0 revisions pushed" when it creates a new archive?11:50
LarstiQKeybuk: I believe that has been fixed in bzr.dev recently11:51
LarstiQby lifeless even11:51
lifelessKeybuk: its a bug in 0.811:59
Keybukok11:59
kikoclahey, hey there! good to see you around12:01
kikoclahey, so you're looking to use Rosetta?12:01
claheykiko: Looking at it.12:02
claheyThe lack of automation might be a showstopper.12:02
kikoclahey, well, you /can/ automate the process somewhat12:02
kikowhat part of the automation are you looking for?12:02
claheyWell, I'm specifically worried about what happens if there are translations from Rosetta and also someone commits to svn.12:03
kikoyou get both files and msgmerge them.12:03
kikothat's pretty much standard handling, isn't it?12:03
claheyAlso, uploading stuff from svn sounds like a pain and a half.12:03
claheySo, I like the idea of the web interface just working from po files that are in an svn directory.12:04
claheyThen, when I run svn update, it'll do svn conflicts.12:04
claheyI'm just looking into a whole bunch of ideas.12:04
kikoI see. 12:05

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