wgrant | savvas: Ubuntu packages will never disappear. | 00:08 |
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wgrant | savvas: And in general, if something's on the Internet for more than a day or two, it can never be got rid of. | 00:09 |
savvas | wgrant: hm? :) | 00:13 |
savvas | ah ok | 00:13 |
savvas | noted! | 00:13 |
savvas | I finally said to them that it will just "fade away", since their name wasn't in newer package releases as far as I've understood | 00:15 |
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Laney | What does " Build for superseded Source" mean? | 01:36 |
Ampelbein | Laney: What package? This could mean you have a build-depend on libfoo-dev (<=0.10) but libfoo-dev 0.11 is now in the archive thus superseeding your build-dep) | 01:37 |
Laney | Ampelbein: Asterisk | 01:38 |
Laney | it's on the build status page for old releases | 01:38 |
Laney | package releases, that is | 01:38 |
Laney | Ampelbein: See https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/asterisk/1:1.4.21.2~dfsg-2ubuntu2 for an example | 01:38 |
Ampelbein | Laney: hmm. seems that the build finished when next version was already uploaded. perhaps the lpia builds were stalled and when the package finally got built, -3ubuntu1 was already uploaded? | 01:47 |
wgrant | Laney: It means that the build wasn't started before its source was superseded. | 02:03 |
wgrant | Laney: So either the buildds were behind, or a new source was uploaded very soon after the first one. | 02:03 |
Laney | wgrant: There is a gap of about 2 months between one of the uploads where it says this | 02:04 |
wgrant | Laney: Possibly it FTBFS, and there was a give back. | 02:07 |
wgrant | Or the build was doing Bad Things, and somebody killed the build manually. | 02:08 |
Laney | it definitely ftbfs | 02:08 |
Laney | But several uploads in a row for asterisk lpia say this, just made me curious | 02:08 |
wgrant | Laney: That could be it, then - if there was a mass give-back, there would have been a window of a few days where a new upload would have caused that. | 02:08 |
* wgrant looks at these builds. | 02:09 | |
wgrant | That build was queued on 2008-12-22, which was the day a new upload occurred. So that's reasonable. | 02:10 |
savvas | does the launchpad name (not username, name) have to match the gpg key name when uploading a package to a PPA? | 11:06 |
hyperair | no. | 11:07 |
hyperair | as long as you've registered your key in launchpad | 11:07 |
hyperair | it'll match by the hash string | 11:07 |
savvas | ah cool :P | 11:07 |
stefanlsd | Is it possible to delete a ppa? (not package ,but archive) | 11:16 |
hyperair | stefanlsd: i believe it is, but i haven't tried. | 11:17 |
stefanlsd | hyperair: i cant find a delete button... | 11:18 |
hyperair | hmm | 11:18 |
LarstiQ | stefanlsd: I think that amounts to filing a question on the launchpad product | 11:19 |
hyperair | ah | 11:20 |
stefanlsd | seems silly that you cant do it yourself? | 11:22 |
savvas | why would you open a ppa and then close it? I think it's to track down when and where it happened :) | 11:39 |
savvas | so people who were using it, don't come asking "where did that ppa go?" hehe | 11:40 |
stefanlsd | savvas: mm. in this case i thought i would prefer a different short name. not the end of the world tho | 11:42 |
LarstiQ | stefanlsd: shouldn't that be easy to change without having to delete it? | 11:43 |
savvas | I think the first ppa is always "ppa" | 11:44 |
stefanlsd | LarstiQ: seems like you can change the name that is displayed, but cant change where directory on disk. ie. +archive/name | 11:46 |
LarstiQ | stefanlsd: which makes sense, otherwise apt would break | 11:46 |
hyperair | savvas: no i think that back when you could only have one ppa per person/team, it didn't have names, and this got transitioned as a ppa named "ppa". | 11:49 |
savvas | hyperair: just checking it out on staging.launchpad.net with a newly created team, for the first ppa you can just enter the display name :) | 11:53 |
hyperair | =) | 11:53 |
savvas | the second one however, you can name it hyperair-goodies :P | 11:54 |
hyperair | heh i see | 11:55 |
MagicFab | Is anyone getting timeouts on launchpad.net ? THere's no mention of downtime at https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/launchpad-announce/2009-April/thread.html | 13:16 |
thewrath | hey anyone awake yet? | 14:27 |
thewrath | i have a question with bzr and launchpad | 14:27 |
thewrath | when i select when i commit it is for certain bugs and it says 'tag:id' i am confused on what i am suppoesd to enter there | 14:28 |
savvas | does anyone know how to use the email interface of launchpad? can I do that through gmail? | 16:04 |
savvas | e.g. I've sent a message to bug 286529 "milestone 0.3.0" and it just sent it as a comment | 16:04 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 286529 in timekpr "Should not be able to restrict myself" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/286529 | 16:04 |
savvas | ah ok, got it, <space>command | 16:24 |
seiflotfy1 | hi guys | 16:54 |
seiflotfy1 | i am behind a proxy | 16:54 |
seiflotfy1 | how can i push and pull from behind a proxy | 16:54 |
LarstiQ | what kind of proxy? what are your difficulties? | 16:55 |
seiflotfy1 | i need to set up a http https and ftp rpoxy to browse | 16:56 |
seiflotfy1 | the internet | 16:56 |
seiflotfy1 | however they r not used by bzr | 16:57 |
LarstiQ | seiflotfy1: bzr respects the 'http_proxy' environment variable. | 16:58 |
seiflotfy1 | so if i set it in the shell it is supposed ot espect it | 16:59 |
seiflotfy1 | ? | 16:59 |
seiflotfy1 | i already set it in my environemnt | 16:59 |
seiflotfy1 | it does not | 17:00 |
LarstiQ | seiflotfy1: how did you set it? | 17:00 |
seiflotfy1 | via System -> Preferences -> Network Proxy | 17:01 |
LarstiQ | so what is the value of the http_proxy variable? | 17:01 |
seiflotfy1 | proxy.tu-darmstadt.de:80 | 17:02 |
LarstiQ | seiflotfy1: prefix that with http:// | 17:02 |
seiflotfy1 | it works for everything else though | 17:02 |
seiflotfy1 | it wont allow me to do that in the netwrok proxy | 17:03 |
seiflotfy1 | export http_proxy=http://proxy.tu-darmstadt.de:80 | 17:04 |
seiflotfy1 | seif@Schroeder:~/Projects/gnome-zeitgeist$ bzr pull | 17:04 |
seiflotfy1 | Using saved parent location: bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~gnome-zeitgeist/gnome-zeitgeist/gnome-zeitgeist/ | 17:04 |
seiflotfy1 | / 0kB @ 0kB/s | 17:04 |
seiflotfy1 | doens not do anything | 17:04 |
LarstiQ | seiflotfy1: you're using bzr+ssh there, that won't go through an http proxy | 17:07 |
seiflotfy1 | how do i change it | 17:08 |
* LarstiQ wouldn't | 17:08 | |
seiflotfy1 | huh? | 17:08 |
LarstiQ | seiflotfy1: can you ssh out at all? | 17:08 |
LarstiQ | seiflotfy1: blocking port 22 would be very evil | 17:08 |
seiflotfy1 | nope | 17:08 |
seiflotfy1 | cant ssh | 17:08 |
seiflotfy1 | :( | 17:08 |
LarstiQ | ... | 17:08 |
hyperair | use tsocks. | 17:09 |
seiflotfy1 | huh? | 17:09 |
hyperair | dpkg-divert /usr/bin/ssh | 17:09 |
hyperair | cat > /usr/bin/ssh <<EOF | 17:09 |
hyperair | #!/bin/sh | 17:09 |
hyperair | tsocks /usr/bin/ssh.dist | 17:09 |
hyperair | whoops | 17:10 |
hyperair | i meant tsocks /usr/bin/ssh.dist "$@" | 17:10 |
hyperair | actually i'm not sure how to use tsocks | 17:10 |
hyperair | hmm | 17:11 |
spiv | seiflotfy1: you can pull from bazaar.launchpad.net via http, just replace "bzr+ssh" with "http" in the URL | 17:11 |
spiv | seiflotfy1: you can't push to it via http, though. | 17:11 |
* spiv goes to bed | 17:12 | |
hyperair | make noise regarding port 22 | 17:12 |
hyperair | that's what some ubuntu-my member did in his uni | 17:12 |
cl2 | hi, can anybody tell me how i add release tarbars to a release series? | 17:38 |
cl2 | under "Seriers trunk" i see a "Releases" table header, but i can't see an option to add releases there | 17:39 |
beuno | cl2, you have to create a milestone first | 17:41 |
beuno | that's being fixed very very soon | 17:41 |
beuno | but that's the way to do it the next few weeks | 17:41 |
cl2 | beuno: ah ok, thanks! :-) | 17:42 |
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Hohoo | Hello | 19:41 |
jimi_hendrix | is launchpad down again | 19:42 |
Hohoo | Yes. | 19:42 |
intellectronica | really?! | 19:42 |
Hohoo | And apparently Openshot video editor has no other place to get the source. | 19:43 |
intellectronica | jimi_hendrix, Hohoo: works fine for me. what's the problem? | 19:43 |
jimi_hendrix | heh up now | 19:44 |
jimi_hendrix | i went to a page earlier and it didnt load | 19:44 |
jimi_hendrix | a refresh a few seconds ago didnt fix it | 19:44 |
intellectronica | jimi_hendrix: what do you mean by "didn't load"? | 19:44 |
jimi_hendrix | 'We are sorry, we are having an issue' message or whatever it says | 19:44 |
Hohoo | Any Launchpad admins here? | 19:45 |
intellectronica | jimi_hendrix: URL? | 19:45 |
jimi_hendrix | intellectronica, it works now | 19:46 |
intellectronica | Hohoo: i think spm is the next one and he won't be up for a bit | 19:46 |
intellectronica | jimi_hendrix: i know, but i still would like to know what is the URL that didn't work | 19:46 |
Hohoo | Hey, has anybody got a copy of the Openshot video editor sources? | 19:49 |
jimi_hendrix | http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~jimi-hendrix/comserv/main/files | 19:49 |
jimi_hendrix | ^^ still wont work | 19:49 |
intellectronica | jimi_hendrix: ah, the source viewer never works very well. this is not uncommon. we're working on it | 19:50 |
jimi_hendrix | ok | 19:51 |
intellectronica | kiko! | 19:51 |
Hohoo | Is there any alternative to the source viewer? | 19:59 |
Hohoo | It works now. | 20:02 |
LarstiQ | Hohoo: you don't need the source viewer to branch the code | 20:04 |
Hohoo | I'm not familiar with Bazaar. | 20:05 |
LarstiQ | Hohoo: what do you want to do with the code? | 20:06 |
Hohoo | I want to get the source. I think I got it, but why on Earth did they choose "branch"? | 20:07 |
intellectronica | Hohoo: you don't need to use the viewer to get the source. you want to use bzr | 20:09 |
mdke | Hohoo: trees have them | 20:09 |
intellectronica | Hohoo: and 'branch' is pretty standard terminology in version control systems, especially distributed ones | 20:09 |
LarstiQ | right | 20:13 |
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