pygi | jml, hey :) | 03:17 |
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Peng_ | When is the version of bzr LP runs going to be upgraded next? | 04:16 |
Peng_ | (Not to be pushy; I'd just like to know.) | 04:17 |
rockstar | Peng_, what do you mean? | 04:17 |
rockstar | Peng_, nevermind, I see what you're asking. | 04:17 |
Peng_ | :P | 04:18 |
rockstar | It'll be updated in two weeks with a fresh version of Launchpad. | 04:18 |
Peng_ | It's still 1.7.1rc1, which means no btrees. | 04:18 |
rockstar | Peng_, yea, there were some hiccups. | 04:31 |
beuno | hiccups? in loggerhead? | 04:32 |
* beuno server is down | 04:32 | |
rockstar | beuno, no, LP running bzr 1.7 | 04:34 |
beuno | rockstar, phew | 04:35 |
rockstar | beuno, seems like loggerhead is okay right now, for once. :) | 04:35 |
beuno | rockstar, I'd be very happy if by tomorrow it still was | 04:36 |
beuno | means I can focus on other stuff | 04:36 |
rockstar | beuno, yup. | 04:36 |
beuno | which also includes performance improvements | 04:36 |
beuno | just not random ones :) | 04:36 |
rockstar | beuno, :) Yes, we know too much of that dance. | 04:37 |
beuno | now, back to socializing... | 04:38 |
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ziroday | Hi, are there any local asian ppa mirrors? | 06:12 |
newfeats | how do i use launchpad? i forgot how to set up bazaar. | 08:43 |
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smihaylov | staging.launchpad.net is not working. It says to report the problem here | 09:41 |
christoph_debian | hi! launchpad ppa is refusing my dupload connection and the ppa-guide pointed to this place. can someone help me? | 11:51 |
christoph_debian | http://paste.debian.net/22973/ | 11:51 |
christoph_debian | http://paste.debian.net/22974/ | 11:53 |
cprov-away | christoph_debian: sure, let me check. | 11:55 |
cprov-away | christoph_debian: the ftp server seems to be down, indeed. | 11:58 |
christoph_debian | cprov-away, ok that's an explanation | 11:58 |
christoph_debian | so there is no problem on my side | 11:58 |
christoph_debian | thanks for looking | 11:58 |
cprov-away | solution coming in a bit. | 11:58 |
cprov-away | christoph_debian: fixed. | 12:00 |
christoph_debian | cprov-away, jep working again, thanks | 12:00 |
cprov-away | christoph_debian: you are welcome, thanks for reporting the problem here. | 12:01 |
pthulin | hi! Bazaar file browser seems to be down | 12:44 |
cprov-away | pthulin: loggerhead, can you paste the URL you are using, please ? | 13:58 |
cprov-away | pthulin: I see the problem, nevermind. | 14:00 |
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bpierre | hi | 17:54 |
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TRD | #openid | 20:55 |
psusi | why on earth does searching for packages that contain "2.6.27" on launchpad.net/ubuntu/+search come back with 770 results, that don't contain that string anywhere? | 23:33 |
Hobbsee | do they contain it in the page itself? | 23:33 |
Hobbsee | as in, not just the title? | 23:33 |
psusi | not that I can see or imagine | 23:34 |
Hobbsee | oh, i see | 23:35 |
psusi | also the overview page shows the package changelog, but not the description... shouldn't that be mentioned somewhere? | 23:36 |
Hobbsee | psusi: I expect it's because it's matching only part of that string. launchpad search is often wrong, when it comes to things like numbers. | 23:37 |
Hobbsee | i note that quoting them doesn't seem to work for there, though | 23:37 |
psusi | I was wondering about that... like it's matching only "27" | 23:37 |
psusi | yea, I tried quoting it too | 23:37 |
Hobbsee | you're better off doing a google search, using site:launchpad.net, iirc | 23:38 |
psusi | heh | 23:39 |
* Hobbsee points at https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vmware-player-kernel-2.6.15/2.6.15.11-14 for the description | 23:39 | |
psusi | how about package descriptions? does lp show them anywhere? I'm wandering more about what some of these things are than their version history | 23:39 |
psusi | ohh... edge eh? next gen launchpad code? | 23:40 |
Hobbsee | yeah | 23:40 |
Hobbsee | but that's on normal launchpad too | 23:40 |
Hobbsee | (you just have to click on the version of whichever package you want, and it says it) | 23:40 |
Hobbsee | doesn't give the short descriptions, though, only the long oness | 23:41 |
Hobbsee | perhaps it should give the short ones too | 23:41 |
psusi | hrm... I"m clicking on everything I can see and I can't get the description | 23:42 |
psusi | wait... I suddenly found it... somehow | 23:43 |
psusi | wow... have to go through like 4 clicks from the package overview page to get there | 23:44 |
psusi | click on a version, click on the realease, click on releases in ubuntu... | 23:45 |
Hobbsee | this is why a lot of people have shortcuts to parts of launchpad | 23:45 |
Hobbsee | myself included. | 23:45 |
psusi | what do you mean? | 23:46 |
psusi | well, now that I've answered the questions that popped up on the way, maybe now I can get back to what I started trying to do... finding the kernel package.... lp doesn't seem to know about linux-image, except for the old 2.4 | 23:47 |
Hobbsee | linux-image binary comes out of linux-meta, but the source package for all the kernel stuff changed to just 'linux' a while ago | 23:47 |
Hobbsee | https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/%s | 23:48 |
Hobbsee | as a shortcut | 23:48 |
psusi | ahhh | 23:48 |
Hobbsee | apt-cache madison is handy for that | 23:48 |
psusi | so why don't the binary packages show up though? | 23:49 |
psusi | when I search for linux-image? | 23:49 |
Hobbsee | because launchpad search is likely borked again | 23:49 |
Hobbsee | (ie, i don't know, but i've seen various borked results from it, so it wouldn't surprise me if that were the problem) | 23:49 |
psusi | hehe... | 23:50 |
flavour | staging.launchpad.net is down? "Sorry, there was a problem connecting to the Launchpad server. " | 23:59 |
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