=== fta_ is now known as fta === fenris_ is now known as ejat [04:29] I have a launchpad account... still trying to figure out what it's for. [04:42] ball, why did you sign up for a Launchpad account? [04:43] rockstar: I can't remember :-) [04:43] Something to do with Ubuntu [04:43] ...perhaps so I could file bug reports [04:43] ball, there are lots of things you can do on Launchpad. [04:44] Oh good. [04:44] I've joined a few teams [04:44] You could file/triage/fix bugs, host code, translate application, build packages... [04:45] ball, for instance, I just branched a project from launchpad that I require as a dependency, and fixed a bug I just found. [04:47] where do I find a list of bugs for a particular project? [04:47] (open bugs) [04:56] ball, go to the project page, click on the Bugs tab. [04:59] How do I find the project page? [04:59] ah, found it [04:59] thanks [05:02] good morning [05:03] hello thekorn [05:03] can somebody explain to me why launchpad became so slow recently that scripts like http://paste.ubuntu.com/98057/ started to raise 404 errors [05:04] hi ball [09:48] hi, i'm trying to import strigi into launchpad, because i want it to build nightly packages for me [09:48] however, when importing into svn I get this error: "The project this code import belongs to." [09:49] even though I am listed as maintainer on the details page [09:52] ah, nevermind, the input was case sensitive [09:53] Ampelbein: hi, i see you have contributed to strigi ubuntu packages [09:54] Ampelbein: could you help me a bit with setting up nightlies for it? [09:54] i could use the kde nightlies, but i'd like to allow people to use only strigi nightlies while keeping the kde packages stable === _neversfelde is now known as neversfelde [12:10] hi [12:15] h [12:16] How can i create a new ubuntu translation team? [12:24] how do i create new Ubuntu translation team on launchpad? [12:52] wooho! it exists... I have question. Is it nomal for an OpenPGP key verification mail to not arrive within an hour? [12:54] Alexia_Death: no, I'd expect just a minute or two. [12:54] hmm. [12:55] Then some mean internet dragon ate mine:( and it wasnt my spam filter. [12:55] I guess Ill have to cancel the verification and try again. [12:56] was this to gmail? [12:57] Hobbsee: yes [12:57] Is that a problem? [12:58] Alexia_Death: check your spam folder [12:58] oh, it wasn't [12:58] my bad, i apparently can't read tonight ;) [12:58] * Hobbsee didn't even know there *was* openpgp key verification mail from LP [12:58] :) I always check that first. nothing interesting there... [12:59] * Hobbsee wonders if gmail just canned it, without sending it to spam. [12:59] tho... Now that I think about it... I havent been getting my bug mail lately either... [12:59] (it's been known to do that for people (apparently) sending mail to themselves, too, iirc) [12:59] bugs do that, yes. [13:00] hmm... [13:01] I wonder what I can do about that... I definetly want to get my launchpad mail... [13:01] now both mails showed up togheter... [13:03] bizarre [13:05] Still wondering what ate my bugmail tho. Just checked up on some bugs I was active in before intrepid release. Missed a bit of mail in the mean time. [13:07] The other weird thing is, that most of the bugs Ive reported or commented on are not listed in my users bug stats. only a few very old ones are. [13:08] sample: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wacom-tools/+bug/282203 [13:08] Ubuntu bug 282203 in ubuntu-release-notes "Wacom tablet hotplug is no longer enabled by default" [Undecided,In progress] [13:09] but my reported bugs only lists one: https://bugs.launchpad.net/~alexiade/+reportedbugs [13:09] and not this one. [13:12] Alexia_Death: Fix Released, Invalid, Won't Fix and duplicate bugs aren't shown [13:12] Ok. [13:16] Thanks for help. One step closer to making use of the PPa ;) === warp10_ is now known as warp10 [14:16] hello everyone, I need a bit of help uploading to my PPA for the first time [14:17] I followed the instructions given here: https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA, using the dput tool. The tool seemed to finish successfully, but I'm not seeing anything in the PPA web UI, and I haven't received any email either. This is the output of my dput operation: http://paste.ubuntu.com/98311/ [14:18] Please excuse the copy and paste, if you saw this on #ubuntu-motu [14:20] The password prompt looks unfamiliar to me [14:21] Perhaps you are missing the "login = anonymous" from your .dput.cf [14:22] maxb, ah, I may have changed that [14:22] I assume your upload was PGP_signed and your key is known to launchpad? [14:24] maxb, I believe so, I'll double-check that my PGP is still configured on this machine correctly === oojah_ is now known as oojah [14:58] hi, a bug comment I just sent appears as being posted one hour ago [14:58] https://bugs.launchpad.net/armagetronad/+bug/312240/comments/9 [14:58] Ubuntu bug 312240 in armagetronad "Polish language outdated for 0.2.8.3" [Undecided,Fix committed] [15:09] epsy: timezone differs? [15:09] I'm on GMT+1, but my clock is somehow messed up [15:12] maxb, my PGP key was not set up on this machine. I rebuilt the package with it and it seems to be working now [15:12] thanks for your help [17:53] darn, just missed === nhandler_ is now known as nhandler === ursula_ is now known as Ursinha [19:37] how do I link the bug (A) to the ubuntu package (B)? A: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/poppler-python/+bug/312462 B: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-poppler [19:37] Ubuntu bug 312462 in web2conf "document_new_from_data() arg1 must be without null bytes" [Medium,In progress] [19:38] CarlFK, click on "Also affects distribution..." [19:38] why did ubottu report "web2conf" - I reported it against "Poppler Python Bindings" [19:39] CarlFK, it's filed against both, and ubottu is a bit of a rebel [19:40] heh [19:40] did "Also affects distribution..." - thanks [19:40] welcome' [19:41] any idea what I can do to get the patch into the ubuntu package? [19:43] CarlFK: You can either try and get the fix applied upstream. Then, when Ubuntu updates their package, they will get the patch [19:43] You can also submit your patch in debdiff form and subscribe the sponsors [19:43] (The firt method is preferred) [19:47] so ubuntu will use the new code base in an update for ibex? [19:47] I thought they froze the code, but would apply patches [19:47] CarlFK, the code is frozen, and only security updates are applied for released versions [19:48] so unless your fix is a security fix, it won't get applied [19:48] it may, however, land for Jaunty [19:48] crap. [19:48] does that apply to universe too? [19:48] yeap [19:49] I want it installed on a web server next week. [19:49] you can upload it to a PPA, and use that as a source [19:49] that's reasonable. [19:50] been meaning to figure out how to do the ppa thing... [19:53] got a PPA howto URL handy? [19:54] sure: https://help.launchpad.net/PPAQuickStart [19:56] thanks === _thumper_ is now known as thumper [21:47] CarlFK: If it is a critical bug that breaks the package, you can ask for an SRU. [21:54] it might qualify. where do I ask?