=== barry is now known as barry-away === _neversfelde is now known as neversfelde [01:13] beuno: ping === RAOF_ is now known as RAOF [03:26] Will upgrading my bzr in Intrepid fix this: "Selected-file commit of merges is not supported yet" [03:26] or, is there a way to merge just one file [03:31] mrooney: #bzr is probably a better place to ask that question. [03:32] mrooney: but you can 'bzr revert --forget-merges' iirc, which will leave all the content changes from the merge, but forget the other stuff. [03:35] jml: oh yeah, I meant to ask there, sorry :) [03:36] but I have to merge again later, so I fear forgetting that history could be problematic [03:37] mrooney: well, you can do an experiment easily enough [03:37] mrooney: 'bzr branch target-branch experiment; cd experiment; bzr merge ../source-branch; ...' [03:38] mrooney: but my experience with bzr is that conflicts are nothing to be afraid of. [03:38] you haven't used translations enough :) [03:40] When were the PPAs updated to show the contents of the .deb files and the .changes file in the build log? [03:48] I think there might be an error in the ppa help to add keys on the terminal :/ [03:48] though I am still stuck with wierd errors === stub1 is now known as stub [05:07] jml: that's the second time today i've seen "no address associated with hostname" when the plugin is trying to talk to the lp xmlrpc server [05:08] networking seems ok for me in other regards [05:08] i wonder if there's a problem in dns somewhere [05:09] poolie: resolver timeout perhaps? [07:21] I didn't realize just how massive karma is given from blueprints - I gained 15k from it.... === kiko-afk is now known as kiko [08:19] launchpad people - love the email code review thing. kudos! [08:19] now, just get me a bzr merge-request plugin (or something like it) so I can submit merge requests via command line and I'll be set! [08:19] I think bzr send can already do that? [08:20] Possibly not with the default options, though. [08:28] mtaylor: what spiv said. we do something like 'bzr send --no-bundle --mail-to=merge@code.launchpad.net'. not sure whether the --no-bundle is required, perhaps it's just there to make the merge request prettier. === thumper_laptop is now known as thumper [09:39] kiko: ping [09:39] MTecknology, hey [09:39] really, fast [09:39] kiko: did you see that release we made with the LoCo Drupal thing? [09:40] nope! where is it? [09:40] BjornT: fascinating. I'll have to try that [09:40] http://fridge.ubuntu.com/node/1827 [09:40] brb - while you check it out [09:43] kiko: what do you think? [09:44] wow, this is very neat! [09:45] let me show this off today [09:45] would you support my application for membership? [09:45] ok :) [09:45] I would, definitely [09:45] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership/RegionalBoards/Americas [09:47] kiko: so I can count on you being around in there? [09:48] damn, friday [09:48] maybe. I need to go to brasilia that day [09:48] ? [09:48] ? [09:49] is that going to be hard to make? [09:49] that's thursday for me :P [09:50] it might, I'll try, but you can ask joey too, who can probably make it if I can't [09:51] I was going to ask him too :PO [09:51] Could you toss something on my wiki in case you don't? [09:53] Well, I'm looking at less than 3hr sleep tonight [09:53] I'll talk to ya'll later [09:53] kiko: thanks for your support :) [09:54] kiko: I know you can shoot an email into the list too if you can't make it. [09:54] good night :D [09:57] cool [09:57] will do [10:09] jamesh are you online? [10:11] I was wondering if you had a .deb read for pygpgme as it's blocking to boostrap a CentOS with yum on a Lenny, ATM. [10:11] Lenny will be out next saturday, and it WONT be in ... :( === bigjools changed the topic of #launchpad to: https://launchpad.net/ | Channel logs: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com | Help contact: bigjools | launchpad-users@lists.launchpad.net [10:24] When a package is copied from a P3A into the Ubuntu archive, is there any way to retrieve the build log? [10:28] persia: yes, it should become public [10:28] bigjools, How should I navigate to it? [10:29] there's a bug that prevents display of the normal portlet but there's another way - which package? [10:29] linux : 2.6.24-23.48 [10:31] okay let me check [10:31] Happy 1234567890 day, everyone! http://www.1234567890day.com/ [10:33] jtv: http://www.coolepochcountdown.com/ [10:34] bigjools: ah, had to allow some scripts before it started working… wonder what they use Google APIs for? [10:34] who knows these days, I get so many damn cookies from google [10:36] bigjools: funny how you worry about these things when you get warnings, despite the fact that you've survived thus far without any protection [10:37] noscript + cookie filtering makes my web pages load quicker. Nuff said. [10:38] it also makes launchpad bonk :) [10:38] bonk?! [10:39] persia: go here https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/2.6.24-23.48 [10:40] persia: click on a binary package link, then one of the arch-specific packages on the right [10:40] and there's a link to the build on that page [10:40] What's the title of the link? [10:40] on the bright side, we're fixing all this, honest [10:41] an example would be "amd64 build of linux 2.6.24-23.48 in ubuntu hardy RELEASE " [10:41] I know :) I just want it today, so am looking for the dirty hack, as my own experimentation with URL hacking didn't get me where I wanted. [10:41] look here https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/hardy/amd64/linux-libc-dev/2.6.24-23.48 [10:43] Got it. Thanks. [10:43] great, let me know if you need anything else [10:44] bigjools, Not in any immediate timeframe. That's enough that I can dig for arbitrary package and arch next time this arises until the portlet is available again. [10:44] persia: if you need another, start from the /ubuntu/+source// page [10:45] we're also going to work on exposing these builds in the API soon [10:45] Not from /ubuntu/release/arch/binary-package/version? [10:45] or there if you want [10:46] When it's not P3A, I usually start from /ubuntu/+source/package and click the handy link for whichever release I want. It's just the embargoed stuff that's tricky (or even potentially embargoed). === thekorn__ is now known as thekorn [10:50] yes, there's a bug :( === kiko is now known as kiko-afk [11:19] jamesh: found http://mentors.debian.net/debian/pool/main/p/pygpgme/pygpgme_0.1-1.dsc, so it's ok, forget it. [11:42] Hey there...can someone help me with managing my PPA? I made a build of some packages, although since they told me to use debuild and not debuild -S -sa, it was a binary build [11:43] which I then uploaded to my PPA by doing a dput on the changes file [11:43] it's not showing up in my PPA, but it also seems to be sitting there wasting space [11:43] jefferai: how do you know it's using space if it's not showing in your PPA? [11:43] I did rebuild the package with debuild -S -sa and am in the middle of doing a dput on the _source.changes file (as opposed to the _i386.changes file) [11:44] bigjools: well, it spent the time uploading all the packages, and when I ran dput on the i386.changes file again (mistakenly) it said it was already uploaded [11:45] jefferai: use dpuf -f to force it, it's a local check [11:45] yeah, but I don't want to upload it again [11:45] I want to clear those contents from the PPA [11:45] you original upload will have been rejected [11:45] ah [11:45] ok [11:45] we don't allow binary uploads [11:45] so it uploaded all of it, and then it was rejected? [11:45] yes, you should have received an email [11:46] * jefferai checks [11:46] if you didn't, then you didn't sign the upload correctly [11:46] ah yep [11:46] got it [11:46] great [11:46] sorry, new to packaging things [11:46] np, we all had to start somewhere! [11:46] so once the _source.changes completes, then it should enter the build process at some point [11:47] once that's successfully done, the package will become available? [11:47] yes, you can follow the progress on your PPA page [11:47] great [11:48] thanks for using PPAs! I'd like to hear your feedback [11:53] bigjools: a bit hard to get started, is all [11:54] other than that, the scripts took care of pretty much everything [11:54] great [11:54] of course, my packages were easy since they're slight mods to some packages already built for jaunty, but for intrepid [11:59] rockstar: ping [11:59] jml: ping === bac_afk is now known as bac [12:01] any code hosting guys around? [12:01] having a problem pushing branches to launchpad ("can't install revision" errors) [12:05] radix: I'm sad to say that's more likely to be a bzr bug :( [12:05] spiv: okie doke [12:06] oubiwann: can you tell spiv the location of a branch with this problem? [12:06] I cannot figure out how to make an upstream link for a package. Can someone help? [12:06] What is an upstream series? [12:08] spiv: getting the link... [12:08] The error "" is most unhelpful [12:08] oubiwann: the traceback from ~/.bzr.log is more likely to be useful [12:09] https://code.launchpad.net/~oubiwann/landscape-client/328990-landscape-mocker-hides-exception [12:09] spiv: cool, I'll take a look [12:09] launchpad (when you view the branch page) is also showing the error [12:09] Oh, error in the mirrorer. [12:09] but you also get it when you just "brancH" [12:09] Ok, *that* might well be a codehosting bug :) [12:09] spiv: I get the same error locally, too [12:10] But it might also be an error in the repo. [12:10] though maybe it's being corrupted during the upload, yeah [12:10] I'd guess that it'll fail a 'bzr check'. [12:11] It's late here, but definitely open a bug on both launchpad-bazaar and bzr with the details. A way to reproduce locally with bzr would be great. [12:11] bigjools: actually, got another question for you [12:12] fire away [12:12] spiv: https://pastebin.canonical.com/13832/ [12:12] is there a way to control the number of make jobs that a debuild uses when compiling something locally, without it killing the build server on launchpad? [12:12] Laney: let me get someone to help you with that [12:13] bigjools: I think I have to register a new project, right? [12:14] hi laney [12:14] howdy [12:14] I'm not sure that launchpad supports this bug tracker actually [12:14] Laney: what is it you're trying to do? [12:14] jefferai: I'm not sure, you could ask in #ubuntu-motu. [12:15] bac: I am trying to link bug #329018 to http://prototype.lighthouseapp.com/projects/8886/tickets/216-improve-initial-loading-speed [12:15] Launchpad bug 329018 in prototypejs "libjs-prototype should be compressed with Yahoo YUI compressor" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/329018 [12:15] but there's no upstream project registered for this package [12:15] dholbach has given me some links though [12:15] bigjools: ok, thanks [12:16] oubiwann: hmm, nothing obvious jumps out at me. My best guess is some issue in the repository itself. [12:16] spiv: thanks for taking a look! [12:17] spiv: and have a good rest-of-your-night ;-) [12:19] laney, i'm looking. give me a sec. [12:19] thanks [12:21] intellectronica: do you know anything about our support for the bug tracker laney referenced ^^ ? [12:23] * intellectronica looking [12:24] Laney: what kind of bug tracker is this? i don't think i've seen it before [12:24] I don't know [12:25] ah, looks like it's some kind of new hosted service - lighthouse [12:25] I guess it's custom for this lighthouse issue tracking service [12:25] but I see that there is an API [12:25] Laney: we don't support it, but file a bug about it. we may try to tackle that in the future [12:25] sre [12:25] sure* [12:26] Laney: thanks [12:26] thanks intellectronica [12:26] thanks for helping, intellectronica and bac [12:26] intellectronica: There's already bug #236541 for this actually [12:26] Launchpad bug 236541 in malone "Integration with Lighthouse issue tracker" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/236541 [12:27] thanks for your help guys [12:27] ah cool === bac is now known as bac_afk [13:01] how long after a package appears Published in a PPA should i expect to wait befroe it appears in apt-get update/upgrade ? [13:04] apw: once published, it should be instant [13:06] cirtainly wasn't that, and indeed it went published, then i waited a while (retrying frequently) and i got a main publisher update, then the next update it got the ppa [13:06] wonder if it gets held off for the main publisher runs [13:09] hello, I have a large orig.tar.gz in my PPA and I just edited the diff.gz. Is there a way to upload without uploading the orig.tar.gz again? I tried with debuild -S -sd but the upload was rejected because of missing orig.tar.gz [13:10] apw: ah that's the source status, you need to wait for it to build [13:10] apw: once it's built wait up to 20 minutes for the binaries to be published [13:10] oh hmmm, it had built by then. [13:10] ahh ok [13:11] we're going to make this status more obvious in a page redesign soon [13:11] binary status would be handy for sure [13:11] c_korn: yes, just upload w/o the orig but reference it in your dsc [13:11] so I have to build with debuild -S -sa` [13:11] ? [13:12] I don't know the debuild options === mrevell is now known as mrevell-lunch [13:12] someone in #ubuntu-motu can help [13:12] ok, thanks. I will try === bac_afk is now known as bac [13:48] Is there a simple way to confirm that I have my ssh key setup correctly? I seem to be having some trouble (Permission denied (publickey).) [14:02] jblount, ssh bazaar.launchpad.net? [14:04] beuno: Same failure. My key must have gotten fouled up somehow. [14:04] Thanks though! [14:04] jblount, maybe it's an issue with the username [14:05] jblount, try setting in ~/.ssh/config: [14:05] Host bazaar.launchpad.net [14:05] User whateveryourusernameonlaunchpais [14:06] beuno: Yeah, that's all there. My ssh key seems to be the same as the one associated with my launchpad account also. [14:06] beuno: It was all working wednesday, not sure what might have changed. [14:06] jblount: Which version of Ubuntu are you running? [14:07] (assuming you're indeed running Ubuntu) [14:07] 9.04 [14:07] soren: ^^ [14:07] jblount: Then it might be a known problem. [14:07] Hang on [14:07] * beuno is running 9.04 without any problems [14:08] beuno: As am I. [14:08] beuno: I also can't login to various top secret work servers, so I'm guessing the problem is with me and not LP [14:09] jblount: Hm... I can't find the bug report anymore. Maybe it was fixed... [14:10] soren: Thanks for the assist. I'll try to track it down elsewhere :) [14:10] jblount: I saw two bug reports on this very subject yesterday. Hang on. [14:10] jblount: Do you get an agent error at all? [14:11] jblount: Or just the simple failure? [14:11] No, just the "Permission denied (publickey). from bzr [14:12] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openssh/+bug/328445 [14:12] Ubuntu bug 328445 in openssh "[Jaunty/amd64] Agent admitted failure to sign using the key. (dup-of: 328127)" [High,Confirmed] [14:12] Ubuntu bug 328127 in gnome-keyring "gnome-keyring-daemon returns Agent admitted failure to sign using the key." [Low,Triaged] [14:12] jblount: What if you don't use bzr, but ssh directly? [14:12] soren: The same error sadly. === mrevell-lunch is now known as mrevell [14:14] jblount: Ok. Might be a different problem, then. === magcius_ is now known as magcius [14:21] statik: are you ever here? :) [14:22] domas: of course, of course [14:22] hah! that was surprising! :) [14:22] saw you always idle for weeks [14:22] but i'm always causing trouble in the other rooms [14:22] statik: hello! :) [14:22] I recently was playing with lots of lp features for my pet project hosting (lp:mydumper :) [14:23] domas: hello yourself! ooh, what does it do? [14:23] statik: 10x faster mysqldump :) [14:23] parallelizes consistent snapshot reads [14:24] very nice. so is launchpad doing what you want it to? [14:24] still lacking few features [14:25] project wiki hosting, one-click publishing from BZR to .tar.gz ;-) [14:25] maybe better integration between series/release marking with branch tagging === picturesque is now known as domas [14:30] argh, disconnected [14:30] right now major lacking feature seems to be no documentation hosting [14:31] answers are a bit limited for that, and didn't find easy way to export them :) [14:31] project wikis could help, I guess === verterok_ is now known as verterok === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch === salgado is now known as salgado-lunch === thunderstruck is now known as gnomefreak === salgado-lunch is now known as salgado === matsubara-lunch is now known as matsubara [15:48] soren: Thanks for the troubleshooting earlier, I was able to work with Launchpad from a VT so it seems to be some regression in Jaunty with Seahorse. [15:55] what's matt revells irc name? [15:57] MTecknology: mrevell. [15:57] hey there MTecknology [15:57] hi [15:58] mrevell: I'm up for doing that [15:59] I don't have a whole lot of time right now since I had a crap load of projects piled on my for school though. So I might not make it right away into the next podcast [16:00] Test time: I'll bbiab [16:04] so I'm the owner of a team in launchpad, ~ecryptfs-devel, which has a mailing list [16:04] i'm subscribed to the mailing list [16:04] but I do not receive any of the mail sent to that list [16:04] can an admin tell what's wrong? [16:04] i receive moderation messages [16:04] kirkland, have you checked that you're subscribed? [16:04] when a non-subscriber sends a message [16:04] beuno: ack [16:05] beuno: " You are subscribed to the team mailing list. " [16:05] kirkland, in https://edge.launchpad.net/~LPUSERNAME/+editemails === Nicke_ is now known as Nicke [16:06] beuno: true, i'm subscribed there too [16:06] * beuno is out of ideas and calls for barry-away or sinzui === barry-away is now known as barry [16:06] beuno: i'm subscribed to several lists there, and i receive mails to those other lists [16:06] * barry reads scrollback [16:06] beuno: i'm wondering if there's something kooky going on, with me owning the list? [16:07] beuno: b/c i don't administer any of the other lists i'm subscribed to [16:08] kirkland, not AFAIK, pero barry's married to mailman, so he should know [16:08] kirkland: which team is the problem for you? [16:08] beuno: barry's married to a mailman? wow, what a life :-) [16:08] :-P [16:08] sinzui: ecryptfs-devel [16:09] kirkland: sometimes, it sure feels that way! [16:09] kirkland: and divorce lawyers are expensive! [16:09] barry: :-) [16:10] * kirkland will understand when barry goes postal one day, then [16:10] kirkland: reading the scrollback. are you using gmail? [16:10] barry: for my mailing list subscriptions, yes [16:10] barry: is that a problem? [16:10] kirkland: it's a faq. let me find it for you [16:11] barry: whoops, okay [16:12] kirkland: http://wiki.list.org/display/DOC/I+use+Gmail-Googlemail%2C+but+I+can%27t+tell+if+any+of+my+messages+have+been+posted+to+the+list [16:12] MTecknology: Great stuff, let me know when is a good time for you [16:12] kirkland: there's a link to this faq from the help wiki i'm pretty sure, let me see if i can find it [16:13] barry: hmm, this isn't about the mail that i send [16:13] kirkland: https://help.launchpad.net/Teams/MailingLists#troubleshooting [16:13] barry: this is about mail sent by others to the list [16:13] barry: i can see them in the archive [16:13] barry: but they never end up in my inbox [16:13] kirkland: hmm. are these replies, or every message? [16:14] kirkland: Are you listed on this page (you can only see it if you are a tram admin though): https://launchpad.net/~ecryptfs-devel/+mailing-list-subscribers [16:14] We should really make that page public like the membership page [16:14] sinzui: yes, i'm on that list [16:15] barry: for instance, the archive is here: https://lists.launchpad.net/ecryptfs-devel/ [16:15] barry: that last message "Don't duplicate provided mount options" [16:15] barry: from Tyler to the list [16:15] barry: did not make it to my inbox (or spam folder) [16:15] sinzui: or at least available to MLE's :) [16:16] kirkland: do you see any messages on this list in your inbox? [16:16] barry: only the ones that required moderation [16:16] barry: in which case i get the moderation notice [16:17] barry: but not the message text [16:17] barry: "Maybe a bug" required moderation [16:17] kirkland: so you never see any messages that are posted through the mailing list? [16:17] barry: it was at that point i decided "WTF" ... I'm not getting any of these messages :-) [16:17] barry: nope :-) [16:17] ;) okay, more dumb questions... [16:18] kirkland: are you on any other lp mailing lists and do you see any of those postings? [16:18] barry: yes, i think so, let me verify .... [16:18] * barry almost typed "malign lists", which seems oddly appropriate [16:21] barry: yes, i'm definitely getting messages posted to the ubuntu-bugcontrol list [16:21] kirkland: okay, that only makes things more confusing! :) [16:22] barry: no kidding ... [16:22] kirkland: because i can't think of anything fundamentally different between the two mailing lists that would cause one to fall in your inbox but not the other [16:22] kirkland: my standard answer would be "check your junk" folder, but you've done that already [16:22] barry: ownership is the only thing i can think of [16:22] barry: i "own" ~ecryptfs-devel [16:22] barry: but not bugcontrol [16:23] barry: i was thinking there might be some error in the delivery logic [16:23] barry: whatever prunes mail that would be sent to someone for multiple reasons [16:23] kirkland: that's a difference, but it shouldn't matter. i own ~haibunku and i get messages from it [16:24] kirkland: when you visit launchpad.net/~encryptfs-devel you definitely see that you are the owner of the team and you are subscribed to the team mailing list, right? [16:24] barry: okay, i just unsubscribed, and subscribed again [16:24] barry: absolutely [16:24] barry: could you push a test message to that list? [16:25] now that i unsubscribed, and resubscribed [16:25] kirkland: when you go to ~kirkland/+editemails, you see the subscription with the address you expect, right? [16:25] kirkland: will do [16:25] barry: right. i just now changed *all* of my maliing list subscriptions to use my "Preferred" address, as opposed to defining each one independently [16:26] barry: i'm hoping that change in my settings will trigger a rewrite of whatever config file is handling this [16:26] kirkland: ok. let me post a message. you may have to approve it [16:26] barry: right [16:26] kirkland: it will. actually let me give it a few minutes. it can take a little while to get the changes pushed out to mailman [16:26] barry: understood [16:26] (there's a lag in subscription updates, should be no more than 5 minutes) [16:26] ack [16:27] * kirkland finds it odd that he's actively trying to receive MORE mail :-) [16:27] alas, this is mail i need to receive though :-P [16:28] kirkland: that is indeed a personality disorder, of which i am the poster child [16:28] kirkland: all emails need to be needed! [16:29] barry: then you don't read debian-devel :-) [16:29] :-D [16:29] * kirkland sighs about the wolfman perfume thread [16:32] kirkland: message sent [16:33] barry: moderation approved [16:33] kirkland: let me know if you see it [16:34] barry: bingo! [16:34] barry: sweet, thanks [16:34] barry: i'm going to assume it was the unsubscribe/resubscribed that fixed this for me [16:34] barry: i'll let you know if i see anything like this again [16:34] kirkland: great! i don't really know what happened, but i'm just happy that the gremlins will go bother someone else for a while :) [16:35] kirkland: sounds good [16:35] Hello. Any admins willing to help with my lanuchpad problems? [16:35] I cannot see my bugs (reported bym, or subscribed to; or comment ...) [16:35] barry: cheers, have a good friday ;-) [16:35] bym=by me [16:35] thanks, you too! [16:37] mrevell: I will need to give some special credit to the guy that did most of it, but he wants me to do the thing [16:37] estimated build time starts may go up aswell as down [16:37] mrevell: what do I need to do to be able to do it? [16:37] ...how are they estimated? [16:37] mrevell: oh, I' [16:37] cprov: can you help sladen? [16:38] hello sladen, btw [16:38] MTecknology: Skype's probably the easiest way to do it, for me. I can get a very nice recording from a Skype call [16:38] hullo Mr. Revell [16:38] sladen: hi, build ETA is based on the build order [16:39] mrevell: oh, I'm applying for membership on Fri 0300 ; would you be willing to stop in and support me? [16:39] mrevell: oh more to the point, is there anything that could be done to make the esimate closer to reality (eg. you are in a queue of X, your call is important to us) [16:39] sladen: a sum of how long each build with higher priority will take to be processed [16:40] sladen: the build duration is based on how long the previous source version took to build. [16:40] cprov: so it goes up (gets repeatedly pushed back) by higher-priority stuff arrivig whilst its queued? [16:40] * oojah_ waves at sladen === oojah_ is now known as oojah [16:40] sladen: yes [16:40] sladen: it also goes up when builds take longer than expected to build. [16:41] oojah: still in Nottingham? [16:41] Yup [16:41] MTecknology: I'd love to but I'm likely to be in bed at that time [16:41] Although not at the lug much. [16:41] what tz are you? [16:42] MTecknology: utc [16:42] sladen: How about you? [16:42] I'm -6 so that' only 21:00 for me [16:42] oojah: currently moored at Markey Drayton on the Shropshire Union [16:42] sladen: Oooh, nice. [16:42] mrevell: would you be willing to put something on my wiki and post to the list? [16:42] That sounds much better than being at work :) [16:43] cprov: ta. I'll ponder if I come up with any better suggestions for presenting it (eg. there are X packages at this level and Y more important ones queued) [16:44] oojah: I am at work [16:44] sladen: sure, thanks, it's indeed far from perfection. [16:46] sladen: In that case :P [16:54] MTecknology: Sure. Drop me an email to remind me :) [16:56] hmmm, I've corrected three questions filed on "apa" today that are really for Ubuntu, how are they making that mistake? [17:01] mrevell: Do you prerecord all conversations for the podcast? [17:01] MTecknology: Yeah [17:14] joey: you around? [17:14] MTecknology, yes. On a conf call [17:14] * Odd_Bloke imagines mrevell talking to cardboard cutouts of various Launchpad people. [17:14] MTecknology, I just got a weird xchat dbus msg from you [17:15] sorry [17:15] Odd_Bloke: heh [17:15] MTecknology, no dialog, just a dbus msg that said "invited" [17:15] oh... [17:15] MTecknology, no that was cool! I want to know how to do that [17:15] joey: I invited you to ##mteck [17:15] /invite nick [17:44] Hello again. https://help.launchpad.net/HelpRotation says I can find launchpad help here == Each week day, a member of the Launchpad team is available to help you with any Launchpad-related requests == [17:44] I cannot see bugs I have commented/subscribed to ... [17:44] I can browse them of course, I can login to LP [17:45] But I can see only few of them (older ones), not newer ones, ty for any help [17:45] bigjools: ^ [17:46] janko: can you give some examples? [17:46] https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/60911 [17:47] ok let me check it out [17:47] bigjools: ask more if u need more clear ... [17:47] take your time, brb [17:47] ty [17:54] janko: I replied on your question [17:54] summary: it's only showing open bugs === bigjools changed the topic of #launchpad to: https://launchpad.net/ | Channel logs: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com | Help contact: - | launchpad-users@lists.launchpad.net [17:54] EOD for me, bye all [17:55] bigjools: o/ [17:55] ciao :) [17:56] Yep i see it many thanks. [17:57] bigjools: Thank you ;) and sry for your time waste :| [17:57] janko: no problem! [18:01] hi, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1?comments=all is giving me reproducible timeouts [18:01] OOPS-1140EB255 [18:01] Error: Could not parse data returned by Ubuntu: The read operation timed out (https://launchpad.net/bugs/1/+text) [18:01] thekorn, yeah, it [18:01] it's a known performance bug [18:01] people just keep on commenting, so it [18:02] it's a moving target [18:02] (I suck typing) [18:02] ok, what about adding paging to comments :) [18:03] BjornT has all kinds of crazy ideas he's playing with === bac is now known as bac_lunch [18:03] ok, good to hear about this, [18:05] I discussed it here some days ago, but this "only show first 80 comments" is not a solution, IMHO [18:06] I dunno, I'd be surprised if there are any comments worth reading on bug #1. :p [18:06] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1 (Timeout) [18:39] I think if the bug has more than 80 comments comments should be disabled on it 8) [18:40] Does Launchpad have Bazaar branches for each package? I.e., not the upstream branch, but the branch from which the package was created (with debian/control, etc)? [18:41] postalchris, not yes, but very soon. It's being worked on [18:44] So say I want to create a branch of a package (in this case, a version of Amarok that uses libgpod4), what would be the best way to do that so I can easily share it with the community? [19:26] hi guys i need help [19:26] i cant login into launchpad using bzr [19:26] seif@Schroeder:~/Projects/gnome-doc-centric-playground$ bzr launchpad-login "Seif Lotfy" [19:26] bzr: ERROR: https://launchpad.net/%7ESeif%20Lotfy/%2Bsshkeys is permanently redirected to https://launchpad.net/~seif lotfy/+sshkeys [19:36] seiflotfy1: iirs you need to use your nickname [19:36] seiflotfy1: so seiflotfy [19:37] or seif actually looking at it [19:38] muffinresearch, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bzr/+bug/86392 [19:38] Ubuntu bug 86392 in bzr "empty push performance slower than needed" [High,Confirmed] [19:39] IMHO, it's the most common example === bac_lunch is now known as bac [19:53] joey: you there? [19:54] yes MTecknology but running a voice call [19:55] :P [19:55] I just got a blackberry today, I flushed my other phone down the toilet last night and a buddy was selling his [19:56] joey: I was hoping we could discuss what you were talking about though [19:56] MTecknology, sure. Let Stu send you his email first though so you can read it [19:56] MTecknology, ping me Monday afternoon if you don't have it [19:57] joey: ok - is there any general stuff I should change about how I'm doing things? [19:57] MTecknology, it's a bunch of recommendations for structuring to make it easier to maintain... nothing that you are doing "wrong" but rather ideas on how to do it better [19:58] you want me to wait for that then, or any of it now? [19:58] I'm more than open to making things work better === matsubara is now known as matsubara-afk === matsubara-afk is now known as matsubara === sale_ is now known as sale === matsubara is now known as matsubara-afk === kiko is now known as kiko-afk === wgrant_ is now known as wgrant