[00:00] What happens when we run out of numbers for launchpad bugs? [00:08] I would assume that that would be a long time from now [00:09] although they coulds sooner become very annoying [00:09] have you seen bug #129501389809403872298904042? [00:14] Not yet. Is it a toughie? === mpt_ is now known as mpt [04:40] is anyone else having a problem with codebrowse.launchpad.net? [04:41] Someone reported problems earlier [04:41] mae^: specifics? [04:42] I' [04:42] I'm not getting any response back [04:42] hm [04:42] i can't ssh into the server either [04:42] oh, i can [04:42] port 80 still is open [04:43] but loadavg is 18... [04:43] that'd be it [04:43] Heh. [04:43] Start killing stuff :P [04:49] mae^: should be working now [04:50] excellent! thx [04:51] * mwhudson goes to bed, grumbling about unreliable software as he goe [04:51] s [05:10] * Hobbsee wonders why launchpad is even doing ppa stuff at all [05:10] * Hobbsee notes that this is contradictory [05:10] * PPA packages are now overridden to the main component and can be [05:10] built against all Ubuntu components. [05:10] and it's in the release notes. yay. [05:12] Hobbsee: U m? [05:12] Fujitsu: how's it overridden to main, when it builds against all components? [05:13] Hobbsee: Components no longer exist in PPAs. [05:13] or does it get sent to main, so that the binary and source appear, yet you cant actually rebuild it on a local system, with main only. [05:13] Well, they do, but everything is mainl; [05:13] Does your local system have ogre-model? I doubt it. [05:14] sure it does. main only pbuilder. useful for some stuff. [05:14] if i rebuild it in that, ti's likely to fail due to build-deps being not found. which is kinda misleadng :) [05:15] * Hobbsee was expecting them to all get overriden to universe. [05:16] Hobbsee: You mean multiverse? [05:16] Fujitsu: if we're building against multiverse now, yes. [05:17] Fujitsu: or a fancy use/mutation of the 404main script, which will check which the build deps are satisfied in :) === elmo_ is now known as elmo [05:18] main is generally the standard component across all Debianish archives. [05:18] Making it the one and only component for PPA makes sense. [05:18] true [05:18] in some sense [05:19] i guess you either completely follow the ogre model, or completely ignore it [05:19] so it either breaks for the uploaders, or those who recieve it, and want to rebuild it, or something [05:21] although, granted, the wish to rebuild is probably less used than to upload, and follow the documentation [05:25] people probably assume that that can modify & upload a package without having to munge debian/control [05:25] yeah [05:26] similarly, people seem to also think that the packages from ppa also seem to get imported into the ubuntu repository. [05:26] really? [05:28] yup [05:29] Lucky for us, they aren't [05:29] exactly [07:41] could someone take a look to bug #107971 [07:41] Launchpad bug 107971 in gcompris "Incomplete French translation" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/107971 [07:41] and at least raise the importance [07:42] claud1: I don't think the relevent people are around yet [07:42] but I'm interested in that bug as well [07:42] LaserJock: thanks [07:42] i don't see danilo around :-/ === Ubulette_ is now known as Ubulette [07:42] I'm just not sure what the problem is, not being a translator myself [07:43] the problem is that the pot file in Launchpad is not the good one [07:43] but i don't know why [07:43] claud1: carlos and danilos are the two you want to attack, but they're probably at Canonical AllHands. [07:43] Fujitsu: yes, probably [07:43] claud1: the uploaded .pot is incorrect? [07:44] the .pot is not uploaded IMHO it is automatically generated [07:44] with intltool [07:44] right [07:44] I'm just wonder if it's a Launchpad problem or a packaging problem [07:44] i just downloaded the source package [07:45] i'll see if i can see a problem with it [07:46] intltool-update -p [07:47] 0 translated messages, 1186 untranslated messages. [07:47] so the pot generation is OK [07:47] i cannot check further [07:58] LaserJock: please double-check the packaging of gcompris [07:58] in the case the pot file depends on some build time script [07:58] see that with danilo/carlos [08:35] New bug: #160412 in soyuz "Please create a morgue/cruft pocket" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/160412 === popey_ is now known as popey [10:31] New bug: #160430 in launchpad "no way to specify meta-project bug tracker" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/160430 [10:36] New bug: #160432 in launchpad "no way to turn off translations for a meta-project" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/160432 [11:55] New bug: #160439 in soyuz "Some builds fail when they should depwait" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/160439 [14:15] New bug: #160472 in launchpad "404 errors logging into old bug" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/160472 [16:17] hya [16:17] just got error ID OOPS-675C668 [16:17] https://devpad.canonical.com/~jamesh/oops.cgi/675C668 [16:17] searching for https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/hardy/+search?text=SoftwarePropertiesGtk [16:18] bad ubotu!! that link requires login! === spiv_ is now known as spiv === fabbione_ is now known as fabbione === Ubulette_ is now known as Ubulette [18:06] Can I somehow see closed bugs I've reported. [18:07] cyberix, You can [18:08] If you subscribed yourself [18:50] New bug: #160551 in rosetta "downloads of single po files or the whole bundle broken" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/160551 [19:18] carlos: hey [20:30] stub: around? === keir__ is now known as keir [20:56] New bug: #155052 in ubuntu "minor language bug in norwegian version of Gutsy kubuntu (dup-of: 133315)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/155052 [20:56] New bug: #160603 in launchpad "[edge] List of my bugs have links that return 404" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/160603 [21:16] Do we get karma for uploads yet? [21:34] somerville32, not yet === doko_ is now known as doko [22:34] danilos: still around? [22:36] How can I get involved with launchpad development? [22:40] somerville32: you get hired on by Canonical to work on it? :-) [22:40] No [22:40] I was told I could sign an NDA [22:40] yes, but I'm not sure what the odds of that actually happening are [22:41] The last time I asked, all I had to say was yes but I opted for the other option - no. [22:42] so answer yes this time ;-) [22:43] lol [22:45] somerville32: you need to talk with kiko, SteveA or Rinchen about it, they are the ones that could provide you with more information [22:46] Yea. It was Kiko I was talking to last time. [22:51] somerville32: hello [22:51] Hiya SteveA :) [22:51] somerville32: I encourage you to get involved in our documentation efforts and perhaps in our QA work [22:51] SteveA, I'd like to assist with development. [22:52] I don't have any process for people to work on Launchpad who aren't at Canonical [22:52] if you're a really good python programmer with web app and database experience [22:52] you can talk to me about getting a job here [22:53] SteveA, Thats something I might be interested in in a about half a year or so. I'll be sure to ping you at that time. [22:53] SteveA: you have a specific recommendations for people wanting to help with docs? [22:54] cool. if you want advice from some crack python programmers about learning stuff, let me know and I'll put you in touch with people. (then again, maybe you're a crack python programmer already!) [22:54] LaserJock: mrevell is starting up a launchpad documentation project [22:54] LaserJock: so talk with mrevell [22:54] SteveA: ah, nice === Fujitsu_ is now known as Fujitsu