[00:36] New bug: #158181 in launchpad "Let people ask questions without previously creating an account" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/158181 [00:36] Launchpad bug 158181 in launchpad "Let people ask questions without previously creating an account" [Undecided,New] [00:49] Haha. [00:50] Ubotwo, part #launchpad [02:07] Rinchen, go to bed [02:07] lol [02:09] kiko: I tried to link an upstream bug (project is gxine) this morning, but I can't add a bug watch. I suspect that is because the project is set as using Malone officially, when it in fact uses SourceForge. Can that be changed? [02:10] Fujitsu, sure it can -- let me change it. [02:10] kiko: Thanks. [02:11] kiko, go to bed [02:11] hi kiko Fujitsu and Rinchen [02:11] Fujitsu, done. [02:11] kiko: Thanks. [02:11] Hi LaserJock. [02:12] Fujitsu, would you like to be able to change this sort of thing yourself? [02:12] kiko: That would be nice, if it's possible. [02:12] hi LaserJock [02:13] Fujitsu, I'm going to get statik to set up some code to allow a team to update products. I'll see that it's done and we'll add you to it. [02:13] kiko: Aha, thanks! [02:14] Fujitsu, are you around here? [02:14] kiko: I wish :( [02:14] I have exams in a week, plus no way of funding a trip out there. [02:15] Fujitsu, ah, I had hoped you would come. next time, then. wonder where it will be! [02:16] kiko: I registered a couple more projects this week :-) [02:16] I doubt I'd be sponsored, and parents probably wouldn't let me go, but we'll see. [02:16] LaserJock, did you? I didn't notice that! [02:16] I did xaos [02:17] so I could add a bug tracker [02:17] ah, very cool [02:17] my plain is to get all the Edubuntu apps in soonish [02:18] *plan [02:19] LaserJock, I can probably get somebody to script you a product-creation frontend if you can find a set of freshmeat urls for them [02:19] that might make things easier [02:19] LaserJock, are you coming this week? === kiko is now known as kiko-zzz [02:19] kiko: no sorry :( [02:19] I have to focus on my dissertation [02:19] so opted out [02:20] ! [02:20] yeah, I've been to the last 3 [02:20] it's hard not seeing everybody [02:20] but such is life [02:26] kiko-zzz: Isn't launchpad-experts the same as launchpad-edit-registry? [02:27] Fujitsu, the specs? I'm not sure tbh. probably. it's a trivial thing -- most of the work is on the community side [02:31] mpt, did you notice the weird staging oopses from today? [02:31] IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: [02:31] u'/srv/staging.launchpad.net/staging/launchpad/lib/canonical/launchpad/zcml/../i [02:31] mages/demo.png' [02:31] * kiko-zzz scratches head [02:31] kiko-zzz, that's by design [02:31] is that so [02:31] ok then [02:31] I asked Ng to delete the file so that test subjects wouldn't be distracted by it [02:31] is it a test of the oops system? :) [02:31] ah! [02:31] because nobody implemented the button to temporarily hide it in time [02:31] heh [02:31] * mpt moves "in time" to earlier in that sentence [02:31] mpt, I doubt anybody even knew that was a required task :) [02:32] It was in the spec! Which was approved! [02:32] So at least Rinchen and SteveA knew :-) [02:32] that's not how it works around here [02:32] I heard that [02:32] :-) [02:32] unless it has a milestone and an assignee and I know about it [02:32] either you get somebody to care about it [02:32] or it DOESN'T GET DONE [02:32] * kiko-zzz uses caps for effect [02:35] * kiko-zzz -> zzz :) [02:35] kiko-zzz: Yeah, those specs look identical. [02:35] Night. [02:35] New bug: #158199 in launchpad "Download project files page should be sorted to show newest releases first." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/158199 === superm1_ is now known as superm1 === chx_sleeping is now known as chx [05:43] is ppa acting up for anyone? i uploaded a new src pkg, and amd64 built after 1hr, but i386 still has not built after 7hrs [05:46] no, someone decided to upload a whole bunch of stuff, adn that's still building. [05:47] In particular, there's a *whole bunch* of langpacks building, and since they're arch: all and the build scheduler is awesome they all go on the i386 build queue only. [05:49] oh, that makes sense [05:50] i was wondering why there was such a difference :) [05:59] zachtib_: The language packs took more than 48 hours to build, and the i386 buildd has almost caught up. [05:59] cool [05:59] There are bugs filed on the fact that arch: all is only built on i386, and that there's no global PPA build queue. [06:01] Hobbsee: that's still going? [06:01] ajmitch: yup [06:05] whoa, more than 48 hours [06:06] try 72+ [06:06] reminds me of the days when I built XFree86 on an old 386 [06:06] pepole have been asking about it since at least friday, when there were 3 open office uploads. [06:06] Hobbsee: The langpacks finished some hours ago. [06:06] although that took still less than 48 h [06:06] Yeah, that OOo stuff was impressive. [06:06] Fujitsu: ah nice. so now everything else might get a chance to build. [06:06] Fujitsu: quick, upload it a few more times [06:06] Hobbsee: Yeah, a couple of hours ago it had just got to less than 48h behind, IIRC. [06:07] ahhh... [06:08] * daniel_ki actually wondered why his small builds took half an hour, but now he thinks he has nothing to complain about, really [06:08] I was rejoicing when the final OOo build finished, thinking my mplayer would be there for testing within a few hours... then I saw the dreaded `Building language-pack-zh' [06:09] daniel_ki: The queue-builder is dieing under the load of 15000 pending builds for Ubuntu hardy. [06:09] how fast are the machines? [06:09] So builds appear to be taking a lot longer than normal, whereas the actual building is the same as usual. [06:09] No idea whatsoever. [06:09] Fairly, I think. [06:09] Zen should be close to bare metal performance, right? [06:10] s/Z/X/, but yes. [06:10] er [06:10] Very close. [06:11] although pbuilder setup is very inefficient [06:11] They don't use pbuilder. [06:11] what do they use? [06:11] They use a horribly mangled sbuild with a lot of extra black magic which sometimes works. [06:11] oh hm [06:11] but it still seems to take quite a bit of time to install dependencies [06:12] probably hard to avoid [06:13] Does it? Seems fairly quick to me. [06:13] * daniel_ki managed to get cowdancer working on his own machine which improved things quite a bit, despite penalties on xfs [06:14] maybe I got a wrong impression from the log viewer [06:14] daniel_ki: What you're probably seeing is the slave-scanner (which updates the build logs, normally in real time) being shut down for extending periods. [06:14] ok [06:14] slave-scanner won't run when queue-builder is, and queue-builder is taking many tens of minutes to run due to the large number of Ubuntu builds. [06:14] Fujitsu: hardy build stuff is slowly decreasing, though [06:14] aaah [06:14] Hobbsee: Yeah, it's not taking quite as long any more, it seems. [06:15] so most of the time doesn't go to the actual build but building the queue? [06:15] They're independent processes. [06:15] The queue-builder decides which builds are going to which machines and in which order, I believe. [06:16] Fujitsu: 13942 to go. they're going up again. sigh. [06:16] Hobbsee: Hah. [06:16] ok, so the machines are still saturated? [06:16] i386 passed p* earlier! Yay! [06:16] daniel_ki: Yes. [06:16] cool [06:20] Fujitsu: at times like this, it makes me wonder why they dont set the livecd/security buildds onto automatic, and build stuff faster [06:20] then just bump the priorities of anything security-based. [06:20] Hobbsee: Most security stuff is built using dak/wanna-build, not Soyuz. [06:20] That's why they can't be on automatic, because they're running a separate system. [06:20] maybe it's live cds, then [06:20] https://edge.launchpad.net/+builds [06:21] Some security stuff seems to build in Soyuz, but I'm not sure how that works. [06:21] a whole bunch of this is still idling, too [06:21] Hobbsee: Right, the queue-builder is probably running, so the slave-scanner can't order them around or see what they are doing. [06:21] heh. ppa i386 is finally idle, too [06:21] both of them, actually [06:22] promethium has been mostly idle for a couple of days. [06:22] As it is quicker, and doesn't do arch: all. [06:22] ah, there we go [06:22] refresh the page, and it's going [06:22] Yep. [06:23] * Fujitsu needs to head off to TAFE now. [08:54] morning [09:52] hi i am about to ask a question on launchpad but am not sure which package to associate it with ... console-data console-common or xserver-xorg [09:53] should i just choose one at random? [09:58] to ask a question use answers on launchpad [09:58] to file a bug choose one and someone will fix it when they have the info === bac_afk is now known as bac [11:45] New bug: #158298 in launchpad "some colours on blueprints are hard to disern" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/158298 === kiko-zzz is now known as kiko === Lumiere|DCUnited is now known as Lumiere [13:46] New bug: #158322 in launchpad "Registration message features incongruous request for feedback" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/158322 === cprov is now known as cprov-lunch [14:04] conversation with jrib previously :: [14:04] the page you linked me is interessting but where's the feedback - i like this can i vote for it (users)- are devloppers interested in this (devloperrs) [14:04] no voting system exists that I know of [14:04] you could work on it :) [14:04] it be a simple text standard allowing devlopers to change an idea they devlop into a color or format, and users to add their mail to it - when someone is interrested in devlopping an idea all the mails are added to a mail list and those people can team for realising this idea [14:13] the discussion was about [14:13] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IdeaPool#head-5a86a0a61762d65ad36b9d3925fc6825cb76355e [14:14] thats great but could be improved === bac_afk is now known as bac === bac_afk is now known as bac [15:55] is there anyway to remove a package from a PPA? [16:01] ryanakca, yes, ask on help.l.n (see topic) [16:01] ryanakca, the UI is coming. === Adri2000_ is now known as Adri2000 [16:12] kiko: thanks === cprov-lunch is now known as cprov === thumper_laptop is now known as thumper === thumper_laptop is now known as thumper === mrevell is now known as mrevell-dinner [18:36] New bug: #158402 in soyuz "there needs to be a way for a buildd admin to upload a new chroot tarball" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/158402 [18:45] hi, is possible to do you "repository reset" in one launchpad project? [18:45] I want to remove all the files from one project.. to start again [18:48] bzr push --overwrite [18:56] lifeless: but this will remove all past revisions? [18:59] caquino: it will make them unreferenced and they won't get copied around etc. As long as you did 'init' to make a new branch [19:58] maybe a redendant question, but, i would like to know wich parts of launchpad are opened please ? [20:01] vx: what do you mean by opend? [20:09] vx: https://help.launchpad.net/FAQ#head-34295746b9c12bbe42eee4a9bd5e2656306fd796 === cprov is now known as cprov-out [20:11] Hi, I have a problem: I'm currently translating Deluge https://launchpad.net/deluge to Danish through the Launchpad-translation interface. But now I want to export the translations so far to a .po-file so I can work with it offline. I tried the "Export" function of Launchpad, but I never received any email.... What should I do? [20:15] Lhademmor: hi [20:15] Lhademmor: we have a problem with the export process [20:15] Do you have an ETA for a fix? [20:16] it should start working again soon [20:16] the fix is already done and we are doing some testing now [20:16] before deploying it on production [20:17] okay :) [20:18] I should maybe be able to finish translation before then [20:34] is there a ubuntu summit going on? [20:38] yes [20:40] cool === keir_ is now known as keir === Kmos_ is now known as Kmos [21:35] LaserJock heard that some of launchpad modules have been published [21:36] vx: ahh, right, Storm I think [21:36] LaserJock yep ty [21:44] vx: this, as well: https://launchpad.net/launchpad-cscvs [21:44] ty all [21:45] New bug: #158450 in launchpad "heading on blueprint is confusing" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/158450 [22:00] New bug: #158455 in malone "When displaying matching bugs in +filebug, don't display duplicates" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/158455 === Ubulette_ is now known as Ubulette === mwhudson_ is now known as mwhudson [22:37] kiko: ping [22:38] http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/mwiki/index.php?title=Bzr [22:38] poolie: ^^^ [22:43] the launchpad site is unnecessarily confusing :-( [22:43] took me 5 minuets to find where I search for a team [22:43] "list all teams" is unsearchable. or it has a search on top but it searches projects, not teams [22:43] then view people has to be used, to search teams, which is confusing [23:27] hmmles.. [23:27] PPAs... [23:27] https://edge.launchpad.net/~mez/+archive [23:28] shows for hardy, yet the dropdown box has gutsy [23:28] and theres no option for hardy in the dropdown