[00:42] Jc2k: what pack code? [01:30] lifeless: ping [01:31] jml is alive! :) [01:31] amazing :) [01:31] yes. [01:31] * pygi goes rolling :) [01:34] jml, you got my mails, right? :) [01:37] I got at least one :) [01:40] jml, which one? :p [01:40] nah, I got em both [01:40] good good :) [01:40] 2:40AM, you Aussies ... [01:40] xd [03:11] jml: yo [03:11] lifeless: hi [03:12] jml: join /#pyunit-friends [03:13] pygi: you left? [03:14] Mario__: yay internet. === Mario__ is now known as pygi [03:14] jml, please gimme ip again in pm :) === beuno_ is now known as beuno [06:18] jelmer: btw, SvnBranch.last_revision() is very slow AFAICT [08:58] guys what's the latest workaround for working with branches that have symlinks on windows? is it cygwin all the way? [09:01] robin_dewd: I think so. Cygwin and the win32 symlinks plugin [09:02] yep. the win32 symlinks plugin just worked for me and I was able to branch [09:02] cool [09:02] it was just that it was a little outdated in its last check in. thx [09:16] Oogh, LH's memory usage is really being problematic. [09:17] since I'm on a small vps. [09:44] lifeless: git pack reader/writer. [09:44] for bzr-git === davi_ is now known as davi === jszakmeister is now known as jszakmeister|awa [12:54] Is there a command to list all the currently ignored files? [12:59] bzr ignored [13:00] or bzr ls --ignored if you don't want the matching patterns [13:56] When bzr execs "ssh", is there a nice way that ssh can determine it's doing that? [13:57] My 'ssh' is really a shell script, that detects if it's running via screen, and if so, starts the command in a new screen window [13:57] This upsets bzr, because it means the 'ssh' command itself exits very quickly [14:12] LeoNerd: Well, it runs "ssh bzr serve --inet --directory=/ --allow-writes", so you could check if those are the arguments? [14:24] What software should I use if I want to host bazaar repositories? [14:25] Dvyjones: What kinda hosting? At minimum, all you need is OpenSSH. [14:26] (or another sftp server I guess) [14:26] Peng_: I want to be able to set up repositories that should be accessible and editable by different users... [14:26] * Dvyjones tried bazitis, but it wouldn't work.. [14:27] Use Launchpad? :P [14:28] Well, I have git hosting, and someone asked if I could do bzr hosting too... [14:28] Sorry, but I don't have experience with bzr hosting (aside from a simple single-user setup) [14:30] luks: thanks =) [14:32] If I add something and then write add ignore pattern that matches it, does it automatically stop being versioned? [14:33] no [14:33] run `bzr rm --keep FILE` to unversion it, if that's what you want [14:33] Exactly what I was about to ask =) thank you! [14:53] hi all... i have a problem with bazaar and ftp. everytime when i push i get "Cannot lock LockDir" [14:54] the problem is that bazaar executes "site chmod 0700". my ftpd only unterstands "site chmod 700" [14:54] is there any possibility to fix it? [14:55] haaa, please file a bug, mentioning what you did here as well as the name of your ftp server [14:55] haaa, We should be able to add a workaround for it [14:57] http://mivenganza.com/index.php?c=viral&m=index&id=563c74d45bc246f4099d8dbbcf400b39 [16:07] jelmer: hi [16:07] lifeless: 'morning [16:15] does buildfarm have/need subunit support? [16:15] or does it jus t get processed logs? [16:16] lifeless, our buildfarm currently uses its own custom format [16:16] for historical reasons [16:17] I would like to switch it to subunit at some point (saves duplicate code), but haven't gotten round to it yet [16:23] jelmer: cool; doing some subunit hacking at the moment [16:23] ah, nice [16:24] parrot are looking for a replacement for tap [16:24] The Samba client library is somewhat standalone now, btw [16:24] I hope to make it a separate thing at some point ("libtorture") [16:24] parrot is the Haskell Perl 6 implementation, is it? [16:25] I've put up a couple of brnaches, for tags and skip/xfail [16:37] lifeless, nice [16:38] parrot is the vm project [16:38] lifeless, we should really package this up and include some simple scripts that e.g. take subunit text and generate HTML reports [16:38] jelmer: right. I'm really regretting using scons :(. [16:39] * jelmer nods [16:43] jelmer: anyhow, I'm all up for packaging it; if the build system gets in the way, then switching would be fine (but not setup.py :P - because it builds normal C libs etc) [16:43] lifeless, cool [16:44] lifeless, I already filed an ITP a while ago, and did some work on packaging but got stuck because of scons back then [16:44] jelmer: yeah, I'm so not attached to scons [16:44] lifeless, where switching means switching to GNU make, I assume? [16:45] jelmer: GNU make would be fine; autoconf + automake + handoff to setup.py for the python code is fine too, or various other alternatives [16:46] the requirements are: something that works [16:49] * jelmer isn't sure whether he can meet those somewhat outrageous requirements [16:49] * lifeless laughs [16:49] heck, even setup.py for the lot would be better; but it really doesn't seem like a good fit for building libraries [non python extension module ones anyhow] [16:54] jelmer: the initial test run with bzr-svn 0.5 has finished running. [16:55] the main thing i noticed was the key error we saw in bigboard and evolution. i'll try and get you something useful when i feel alive again [17:38] bzr: ERROR: No repository present: "bzr+https://user@bzr.local/bzr/usrLocalLibrary/trunk/" [17:38] that was working a few days ago [17:39] i run bzr info on the server side, and it looks okay [17:59] ph wait [17:59] i have 1.5 on the client and 1.9 on the server [18:12] i broke it [18:23] https://bugs.launchpad.net/bzr/+bug/306029 [18:23] Launchpad bug 306029 in bzr "bzr status broken" [Undecided,New] [18:23] yeap [19:21] can i modify a previous commit message [19:21] i am having trouble connecting to an svn-repo using bzr+svn as an anonymous user. can someone help me? [19:31] Jc2k, ah, thanks [19:31] Jc2k, I hope to have a fix for that this weekend [19:31] Jc2k, haven't been able to upload my bzr-git changes yet :-/ [19:32] Kobaz, You can uncommit the revisions with the commit message you would like to change and commit again [19:32] reinerp, hi [19:32] reinerp, what's the problem you're seeing? [19:32] well, I get the error message "ERROR: bzrlib.plugins.svn.core.SubversionException: ("PROPFIND request failed on '/svn/mhaecker/open-source/nsNet'", 170001)" [19:33] trying to branch, I use bzr branch svn+https://anonymous@ipx11390.ipxserver.de/svn/mhaecker/open-source/nsNet [19:34] after that, I am asked twice for a password: Subversion repository anonymous password: [19:34] what version of bzr-svn? [19:34] and then: Subversion repository None password: [19:35] so I am not sure if there is a problem with the server or if the anonymous user is not correctly transmitted [19:35] reinerp, tbh, that repository doesn't allow me to log in with svn itself either [19:35] so it seems right that bzr-svn asks for a password [19:36] jelmer: kind of blocked on the pack right now :-\ [19:36] Jc2k, sorry :-/ [19:37] yes, i asked my friend if he enabled anonymous access, but I think he has to check that again. but thank you very much for your help! [19:41] Jc2k: you can't unpack ? [19:42] lifeless, git pack [19:43] this is about the bzr-git pack code [19:43] jelmer: yes, I know :) [19:44] lifeless: unpacking off the wire :-\ [19:48] i suppose i could pipe in to git-unpack-objects and read the objects out of a dummy repo :) [19:56] jelmer: yes, I know :) [19:56] sorry, network glitch === visik7 is now known as visik7|away === davi_ is now known as davi [20:56] $ bzr push [20:56] HTTPS user@bzr.local, Realm: 'Bazaar Repository' password: [20:56] bzr: ERROR: Server sent an unexpected error: ('error', "'module' object has no attribute '_has_key_from_parent_map'") [20:57] Kobaz: What version of bzr on the client and server? [20:58] 1.10 [20:58] if i do a bzr push again, i don't get the error [20:58] it's like 1 out of three pushes, i'll get tat error [20:58] s/tat/that [20:59] I've got no idea then. Sorry. :P [20:59] Peng_, whats the problem' [20:59] ? [21:00] the one i pasted [21:01] pygi: Here's a transcript from right before you joined: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/AkdAJiOEP0D5TK2FDQ7k/ [21:02] * Peng_ thinks pastebins are fun [21:02] oh right, heh, he joined late [21:03] Kobaz, do you use stacked repo? [21:03] i have a shared repo, and then a branch inside it [21:07] Kobaz, bzr info -v pls [21:21] http://www.pastebin.ca/1279091 [21:22] Kobaz, try upgrading the branch [21:22] and let me know what happens while I go hunt for some food :p [21:22] upgrading? [21:22] form what to what? [22:00] Kobaz, to branch format 7 [22:00] jml, sleeping? :) [22:00] Good morning. [22:00] hi spiv .) [22:00] :) [22:01] pygi: no, I'm just on a call. [22:03] jml, ;) [22:04] pygi: oh [22:04] pygi: how would i do that [22:04] Kobaz, bzr upgrade :) [22:04] ah [22:04] sounds easy enough [22:05] Kobaz, let me know if that helps [22:06] bzr: ERROR: Not a branch: "/usr/local/library/perl/". [22:06] well, then obviously that's not a branch? xD [22:06] it is [22:07] hmm [22:07] well /usr/local/library is a branch [22:07] okay [22:07] cd.. [22:07] bzr: ERROR: The branch format Bazaar-NG meta directory, format 1 is already at the most recent format. [22:08] Kobaz: this is about '_has_key_from_parent_map', right? [22:08] LarstiQ, it is, yes [22:10] then upgrading your branch format will not do anything. [22:10] so wrong assumption [22:10] Kobaz: does ~/.bzr.log contain an entire backtrace for that error? I'd like to know which python module it's having problems with. [22:11] LarstiQ: yeah [22:11] LarstiQ: lemme see [22:13] http://pastebin.ca/1279128 [22:16] http://pastebin.ca/1279130 [22:17] meh [22:17] Kobaz: unfortunately it doesn't contain the server side backtrace. [22:17] Kobaz: how about the ~/.bzr.log on the remote side? [22:19] k [22:19] what about that pycurl module? [22:20] not related, and harmless [22:20] k [22:21] where would it be [22:21] i'm using the mod_python via apache method [22:21] for the server [22:21] it's not in the web users home dir.. although it's not writable by the web user [22:21] oh wow :) [22:22] Kobaz: I've never tried that, with bzr+ssh I'd say in the homedir of the user you're sshing in as. [22:22] and I'd indeed assume the user the mod_python process runs as [22:22] ack [22:22] i broke bzr again [22:24] http://pastebin.ca/1279139 [22:25] oh [22:25] i installed pycurl [22:25] and now it's able to download the cert to verify it [22:25] does bzr have support for local cert verification? [22:25] what do you mean with local? [22:26] like, local to the user [22:26] rather than using the system ca certs [22:27] Kobaz: don't think so. [22:27] unless pycurl does that by itself [22:27] i have a self signed cert on the server [22:29] looks like it's this bug [22:29] https://bugs.launchpad.net/bzr/+bug/82086 [22:29] Launchpad bug 82086 in bzr "pycurl transport causes tracebacks if the server's SSL cert cannot be verified." [Medium,Confirmed] [22:30] removing pycurl fixes it [22:30] heh [22:30] Kobaz: right. [22:31] Kobaz: I'm falling asleep I'm afraid. Anyway, it looks like for some reason the python process has a different module imported than it expects. [22:31] Kobaz: figuring out what it is expecting and what it is getting would be the first step to solving this. [22:40] mmm