[01:22] thanks mwhudson for unbreaking the drupal bzr mirror. much appreciated quick work. [01:29] chx: np [01:29] chx: it actually affected all mirrors, that kind of made it a priority :) [01:29] oh :) [01:29] i thought it's just us, as the git mirror is also broken [03:15] Hi, does anyone have time to help me with getting my source package on to my PPA? I'm a new to launchpad. [03:16] First off, my PPA URL, as listed on my launchpad page is http://ppa.launchpad.net/winferno/ubuntu [03:17] I get a 404 when I go there, which is a little disconcerting. I don't know if that's normal in my situation. [03:20] Next, I have built a source package per the Ubuntu package tutorial (the source builds fine on my box), and uploaded it using dput. I got a message about an unknown distroseries in an automated e-mail shortly after, but after modifying my changelog reflect the 'intrepid' distro (I'm using the Intrepid beta) I didn't receive the same automated mail. [03:23] Finally, I added the two lines for my /etc/apt/sources.list as shows on my launchpad page to my system. I'm under the impression that at this point I should be able to do a 'sudo apt-get install packagename' and the package will be installed. Is this true? Do I have to wait for launchpad to build my packages? Is there a way to get confirmation that I did my part ok? dput didn't give me much indication and I don't see anyt [03:41] winferno: http://launchpad.net/~winferno/+archive doesn't appear to show any uploaded source packages, at least === spm_ is now known as spm [03:52] ajmitch: Where did you get that URL from? [03:53] by clicking on the 'personal package archive' link on your LP page [03:54] Ok, I see there: http://ppa.launchpad.net/winferno/ubuntu [03:54] ajmitch: Oh right, I see it's the URL of the page when you click 'personal package archive', sorry. [03:55] Does this page become populated the moment you use dput successfully, or only after launchpad builds the source package in to binary packages? [03:55] the latter [03:57] Is there any indication of success in the dput stage? And how long will the build take for a 'hello world' test? [04:01] anyone.... what's the usual process/timeline for getting a mailing list on a team approved? (I do realise it's still wkend in many places, so no worries really) [04:01] Ok, I've received an automated message saying section 'unknown' isn't valid. Should I change my package's debian/control file to say something besides 'unknown'? 'optional' maybe? [04:06] winferno: yes [04:07] there are a list of valid sections [04:08] I changed it to 'main' =/ [04:08] winferno: http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-archive.html#s-subsections [04:08] main probably won't work [04:09] I see.. I'll try graphics (appropriate sounding for what I'm working on). [04:11] Does 'login = anonymous' sound right in my ~/.dput.cf file? That's from the launchpad site, I'd just expect it to me my launchpad username. [04:11] winferno, that's correct. [04:12] yes [04:13] the dput instructions, at least from intrepid onwards, should be more than clear [04:15] dput doesn't seem to be complaining, I think it's that I'm new to Ubuntu packaging (and Debian packaging), and so those details are what I'm struggling with. [04:16] winferno: dput has no idea if it was accepted by the server or not [04:16] winferno: it just knows if it's sent the files somewhere. [04:16] (dput also isn't a package checker - it's only an uploader) [04:17] Understood, so in troubleshooting something that's new to me, I was trying to get all the feedback possible (I don't mean IRC). All I had to work with were the automated messages in e-mail. [04:17] :) [04:18] yeah - it's not overly clear [04:18] Say that again. =) Okay, got it! changing section to 'graphics' fixed the problem. [04:19] woot! [04:19] you'll often find that packaging guide (or the ubuntu one) to be useful [04:19] Thanks Hobbsee, I think I can classify that as a 'I didn't know enough about Ubuntu packaging' problem. [04:19] Word. [04:19] winferno: yeah, i think so :) You're welcome [04:24] Hmm, my package failed to build the amd64 target with an error about configure: error: cannot find install-sh or install.sh in "." "./.." "./../.." [04:24] http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18477041/buildlog_ubuntu-intrepid-amd64.motzy_1.0-1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz === intellec` is now known as intellectronica === al-maisan changed the topic of #launchpad to: https://launchpad.net/ | Channel logs: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com | https://help.launchpad.net/HelpRotation | Community help contact: al-maisan === al-maisan is now known as al-maisan-lunch === al-maisan-lunch is now known as al-maisan [12:35] so, how do i search a whole lot of bzr branches, belonging to a specific team? [12:35] there seems to be no search [12:36] Hobbsee: You click next lots of times, then file a bug. [12:36] wgrant: ah === mrevell is now known as mrevell-lunch === mdz_ is now known as mdz === mrevell-lunch is now known as mrevell [15:21] New episode of the Launchpad podcast: http://news.launchpad.net/podcast/launchpod-episode-11-launchpad-teams-and-openid-future-of-lp-ui-and-community-help === kiko is now known as kiko-fud [15:56] <_Andrew> Hi [15:57] <_Andrew> I'm getting an error in windows when using bazaar to create a branch from lp:hardwar... ERROR: Unable to ask for a password without real terminal [15:58] _Andrew: hello there. [15:59] do you use a CMD prompt to issue the bzr commands? [15:59] <_Andrew> ah, I was using tortoise.. [15:59] <_Andrew> I can use cmd [15:59] _Andrew: what bzr version do you use? [16:00] <_Andrew> oh nm I see the problemnow [16:00] <_Andrew> It's asking for my ssh password.. thanks [16:00] no problem [16:07] <_Andrew> oh, another question about bzr [16:08] _Andrew: yes..? [16:08] <_Andrew> It keeps nagging me to upgrade my bazaar with bzr upgrade, but when I do it and commit it still nags me to do it when I create another branch [16:09] _Andrew: [16:09] Purpose: Upgrade branch storage to current format. [16:09] Usage: bzr upgrade [URL] [16:09] <_Andrew> oh I have to do it online? I didn't realise [16:09] it nags you to upgrade the storage format for a branch [16:09] <_Andrew> so.. bzr upgrade lp:hardwar? [16:10] what bzr version are you running [16:10] I suspect that it's not up to date .. [16:10] <_Andrew> 1.3.1 [16:10] .. and that that's the root cause of this [16:10] bzr is at 1.7 already [16:11] 1.7.1 [16:11] (1.8rc1 was released last week) [16:11] <_Andrew> I'm just using the one default in ubuntu [16:11] _Andrew: you can keep up to date by adding the following line to your /etc/apt/sources.list [16:12] deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/bzr/ubuntu hardy main === kiko-fud is now known as kiko [16:13] that will point to the archive with the current bzr production releases [16:16] <_Andrew> Is it backwards compatible? [16:17] _Andrew: yes, please see also: https://launchpad.net/~bzr/+archive [16:17] <_Andrew> ok thanks === salgado is now known as salgado-lunch [17:10] <_Andrew> another question.. I can't do bzr pull because it says I locked it 23 hours ago? [17:12] _Andrew, bzr break-lock [17:14] <_Andrew> thanks [17:26] hello .. I'm backporting a package but it needs 2 more packages will there be errors with my ppa for those 2 packages missing ? or do I upload those 2 packages to?? [17:26] leonel_, are those packages in ubuntu itself? [17:27] kiko: yes in intrepid [17:27] leonel_, should work fine there -- it fetches dependencies from ubuntu by default. [17:27] the 3 packages are in intrepid and I'd like to backport them to hardy [17:28] thank you kiko === al-maisan_ changed the topic of #launchpad to: https://launchpad.net/ | Channel logs: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com | https://help.launchpad.net/HelpRotation | Community help contact: - === salgado-lunch is now known as salgado [17:48] kiko: the source package got published but theres no .deb package and theres a red mark on the package built seccion means no deb .. [17:49] kiko: there's a status message : Denendency wait .. [17:49] ok i'll wait :) [17:52] or that dependency wait means that is waiting for me to upload the 2 missing packages ?? [17:53] leonel_, you'll need to backport those other packages from intrepid to hardy. [17:54] rockstar: thanks .. [17:55] leonel_, no problem. [19:37] How can delete a package from my ppa the help says about a Deletion Page .. [19:37] leonel_: there is a link in you PPA page. [19:39] leonel_: 'Delete packages' (upper-right corner of the package list). [19:41] sorry !!! I guess I must be logged on ... [19:41] * leonel_ slaps leonel_ ... [19:41] sorry .. [19:41] I was looking on other machine that I was not logged on .. [19:41] leonel_: no worries, I should have mentioned that ;) [21:02] kiko: ping [21:54] kfogel, lines were temporarily busy ;) === kiko_ is now known as kiko [21:54] kiko: oh, my ping is from when we got cut off before, no worries [21:55] kfogel, I know, was joking [21:56] ah :-) === salgado is now known as salgado-afk [22:42] mdke: can you mark https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad-bazaar/+question/44071 as solved, if indeed it is? === salgado-afk is now known as salgado [23:11] Hi, I have a (hopefully) easy question about the Launchpad interface. On my project page (https://launchpad.net/motzy) I'd like to know what I have to do to have the 'downloads' tab link to my PPA build of the project source. I can't seem to figure it out. [23:15] winferno, unfortunetly, that tab is only for uploaded files, not packages [23:15] beuno: Ok, thanks. I was getting frustrated! [23:15] it sure sounds like something we'd want to fix, so feel free to file a bug on Launchpad for it [23:16] Ok, I think I'll wait for now, I'm still learning launchpad so I feel swamped at the moment. [23:17] fair enough :) [23:18] I have another question. I'd like to release 'dev' builds in to my PPA. I tried to use dput to upload a package with the same version and got a 'rejected' message saying 'you cannot upload the same version within the same distribution'. Is there a way I can keep updating a 'dev' package? [23:19] winferno: by using a new source name, 'foo' & 'foo-dev' [23:20] cprov: can you be more specific about 'source name'?