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meoblast001hi05:38
mwhudsonmeoblast001: hello05:38
meoblast001i filed this bug a few days ago https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/36321705:39
ubottuUbuntu bug 363217 in launchpad "Banned From My Mailing List" [Undecided,New]05:39
meoblast001can i just be unbanned from my mailing list05:39
meoblast001i don't think i can remain banned until the bug is fixed05:39
meoblast001i'd just have to ditch launchpad mailing lists and find someone new if that happens05:39
mwhudsonnot by me05:41
mwhudsonmeoblast001: can you ask a question at answers.launchpad.net/launchpad ?05:41
meoblast001mwhudson: wouldn't that be comparable to filing 2 bugs though?05:41
mwhudsonmeoblast001: not really05:42
mwhudsonwe use answers more for actions and bugs for defects05:42
spmmeoblast001: the last mesage on that list was sent by you on the 15th of April. Have you tried sending any more since? even a test one? far as I can see, you're still active and working.05:43
meoblast001spm: i could try05:43
meoblast001spm: oh.. nice.. it worked05:45
meoblast001spm: is there a limit on how many emails i can send?05:46
spmmeoblast001: what do you mean? to a list? as fast as you can type I'd suggest.05:46
meoblast001spm: oh.. it told me i was banned because i sent too many emails05:46
meoblast001that was the reason when it banned me05:47
spmactually no it doesn't say that. it suggests you would be disabled for excessive bouces. different problem.05:47
meoblast001ahh.. ic05:47
meoblast001what are bounces?05:47
mwhudsonbasically mailman thought it sent you mail that got rejected by your mail server05:49
meoblast001mwhudson: ic05:49
meoblast001i'm so happy i filed that feature request on Ubuntu's Idea Pool (back when it was called that) to add screenlets.... so much easier to install now05:50
* meoblast001 thinks there should be a #launchpad-offtopic05:51
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RAOFHm.  Is it possible to build a kernel flavour in the PPA build system?  It seems to die with make error 2, which IIRC is "you've run out of disc space".09:07
RAOFhttp://launchpadlibrarian.net/25777812/buildlog_ubuntu-jaunty-amd64.linux_2.6.28-11.43~ppa2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz09:07
cprovRAOF: let me check.09:08
cprovRAOF: I don't remember if error 2 is disk space, but 'Build needed 00:34:08, 3071656k disk space ' indicates it might be.09:11
RAOF3GB?  Neat.09:12
RAOFDoes this mean I can't build that in the PPA system?09:12
cprovRAOF: other people have been building kernels in PPA, let me check for something different.09:13
RAOFThanks.09:13
cprovRAOF: what about https://edge.launchpad.net/~next-kernel/+archive/ppa/+build/847711 ?09:16
cprovRAOF: it uses 11GB09:16
RAOFWow.  So, why doesn't mine build then :)09:16
cprovRAOF: the builder itself, I guess09:17
wgrantError 2 is ENOENT, IIRC.09:17
wgrantOh. *make* error. I fail.09:17
cprovRAOF: I've retried your build, this time it went to a 'older' virtual build, let's see how it goes.09:27
RAOFcprov: Thanks.09:27
cprovRAOF: what's was the name of the builder where it was previously built ? (lost the browser tab by mistake)09:29
cprovRAOF: it is in the build-failure-notification.09:29
RAOFcprov: platinum.  Sorry for the delay.09:39
cprovRAOF: np, thanks.09:39
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Hobbseegmb: thanks :)10:39
gmbHobbsee: Welcome. Now we need to find some time to include it a cycle...10:39
Hobbseegmb: how long would it realistically take?10:39
gmbHobbsee: < 1 day, including tests, based on the last time I added a header to emails.10:40
gmbHobbsee: Trouble is that we're all working on really complex stuff at the minute.10:40
gmbSo we're pretty pressed for time.10:40
Hobbseegmb: heh.  Like always :)10:40
gmbHobbsee: Yeah. UI is hard :/10:40
mwhudsonyeah, i yearn for the days when i got to work on really easy stuff!10:40
Hobbseealthough is looking much nicer :)10:40
cprovRAOF: almost forgot of our test build, https://edge.launchpad.net/~raof/+archive/ppa/+build/954694, it failed again. Apparently in the same place.10:58
cprovRAOF: so, it's probably something in the source itself. Can you please seek assistance with the kernel-team ?10:59
Whoopiecprov: Hi, is this bug fixed on the live launchpad system? -> https://bugs.launchpad.net/soyuz/+bug/35703411:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 357034 in soyuz "Binary packages rejected based on debian/control Section" [High,Fix committed]11:03
RAOFcprov: Urgh.  Sorry.  I thought it had built locally.11:03
cprovWhoopie: no, it will be fixed in the next rollout (2.2.4)11:05
Whoopiecprov: ok, thanks11:05
Whoopiejust wanted to be sure as I try to build a custom kernel ;)11:05
cprovWhoopie: is it affecting your workflow badly ?11:05
Whoopiecprov: no, I know the workaround.11:06
cprovWhoopie: okay.11:06
cprovRAOF: maybe it does, someone from the kernel-team would know for sure what's going on with our virtual buildds.11:08
wgrantcprov: Why have I(D)SPR not been exposed through the API? And how are builds internally associated with source packages - by archive and SPR? I'd ideally like to be able to get more complete data.11:11
cprovwgrant: right, I'm about to confirm your branch.11:16
wgrantcprov: s/branch/bug/?11:16
cprovwgrant: ISPPH.getBuilds & getPublishedBinaries will be exposed11:16
cprovwgrant: yes, *bug* ;)11:17
wgrantcprov: Ah, ISPPH.getBuilds is already there. I missed that.11:19
cprovwgrant: cool, but SPPH.getPublishedBinaries -> IBPPHs isn't11:19
wgrantRight.11:20
cprovwgrant: also, the root problem is not been about to access SPR/BPR attributes (build-deps, deps, etc)11:20
wgrantcprov: Doesn't a Build only know about its BPRs, not any BPPHs?11:21
wgrantGiven that a build is somewhat publishing-agnostic.11:21
cprovwgrant: yes, builds are publishing-agnostic11:21
cprovbut SPPH should expose SPR attributes, same for BPPH (BPR)11:22
wgrantWhy not expose the real [BS]PR?11:22
cprovmaybe ... but they would need a new traversal, because they are also pub-agnostic ;)11:23
wgrantAlthough I suppose my main use for them will be fulfilled by methods that deal in publishings instead. They're just not all there yet.11:23
wgrantMmmm, true.11:23
wgrantForgot that.11:23
cprovwgrant: anyway, baby-steps, let's expose SPPH.getPublishedBinaries first, it's simple11:24
wgrantcprov: That sounds good.11:24
cprovwgrant: confirmed, will be in edge tonight11:25
wgrantcprov: Is (archive, name, version) for an [SB]PR really a unique key? I thought I saw a bug somewhere about duplicate binary versions causing problems, which would indicate it was ambiguous.11:25
cprovwgrant: (archive, name, version, Published) is unique11:26
wgrant(that key is the only one we have to distinguish the actual package referred to by a publishing)11:26
wgrantcprov: Right, but we don't have that last bit.11:26
wgrantI guess it's a tiny corner case that I can live with.11:27
cprovwgrant: that 4-elem key defines the publishing record, then SPPH.spr11:27
wgrantcprov: SPPH.spr doesn't exist to normal people.11:27
cprovwgrant: exactly :)11:27
cprovwgrant: that's why we can either export SPR as /+source/$ID or incorporate its attributes in SPPH11:28
cprovwgrant: I will investigate what's the best approach when I come back from lunch.11:28
wgrantcprov: Thanks!11:29
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cr3bug #175782 appears in my own personal bugs but I get a "lost something" page when trying to reach it15:08
ubottuLaunchpad bug 175782 in checkbox-desktop "include field in configuration file should support more than one file" [Critical,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/17578215:08
james_wjust https://launchpad.net/checkbox-desktop exhibits the problem as well (OOPS-1206ED125 for the same on edge)15:15
noodles775james_w: strange... wfm?15:16
mthaddonjames_w: the project has been made inactive15:16
james_wthat'll probably be why then :-)15:17
noodles775yup!15:17
noodles775cr3: all good then?15:18
wgrantIIRC there is a bug filed that bugs filed only in an inactive project should be hidden.15:22
cr3noodles775: I wouldn't qualify "lost something" as "all good", no15:28
cr3james_w: the project was deleted but it seems the bugs were left dangling15:29
noodles775Sorry cr3: I meant to communicate: "did you see the reason discussed here causing your problem" but did so poorly.15:29
cr3mthaddon: could all the related bugs be deleted or reassigned then? leaving them dangling is not optimal :)15:30
cr3this sounds like the equivalent to leaving the database in an inconsistent state, isn't there somekind of foreign key constraint which should kick in here?15:31
wgrantcr3: The project isn't deleted.15:31
wgrantProjects are only ever deactivated, which is sometimes called deletion.15:31
wgrantSo it's not *really* gone.15:31
cr3wgrant: aha! inactive, so inaccessible, so constraint wouldn't kick in15:31
mthaddonyeah, what he said15:31
wgrantRight.15:31
wgrantSo, the bug should not be shown in listings, nor should the redirect at /bugs/123456 work. Those are bugs.15:32
cr3ok, so I need to report a bug against launchpad then :)15:32
wgrantI know there's one already for the latter, but I'm not sure about the former.15:33
cr3wgrant: I was going to report a but against the former but I will mention the latter side effect15:33
cr3err, s/but/bug/15:35
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kwahhi all15:52
noodles775Hi kwah15:53
kwahis reactivation feature for maillists broken in launchpad?15:53
noodles775barry ^^^15:53
kwahthis morning I finally wanted to activate again mailing list for ~ubuntu-ru-users group15:54
kwahand since then I see message: This team's mailing list will be available within a few minutes.15:54
kwahsince then == approx 05:30 UTC tosay15:54
kwah*today15:54
kwahany comments on this?15:54
barrykwah: it should be working but there may be a problem with your list.  please file a question and we'll look into it16:10
kwahbarry, will do. May you give an indication how long it might take?16:18
noodles775kwah: if you add a question, it'll generally be assigned and answered within a 24hr period.16:19
kwahok16:19
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kwahnoodles775, barry https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/6803816:27
noodles775Thanks kwah, I'll assign it...16:28
kwahthanks16:28
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rippsStrange, a package has building in the gmpc-trunk for 7 hours. It takes about 10 minutes to build normally. https://edge.launchpad.net/~gmpc-trunk/+archive/ppa16:52
cprovripps: the builder that was building it was disabled, I will fix it for you in a minute.16:59
rippscprov: Thanks17:07
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cprovripps: it will be dispatched in a bit, the problem will be fixed by bug #34368317:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 343683 in soyuz "PPA buildds can be reclaimed mid-build, master needs to recover more gracefully when they do" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34368317:15
barrykwah: it should take at most 5-10 minutes to reactivate your list, so the fact that it hasn't yet is a problem17:49
kwahbarry, yep, I kinda noticed ;)17:52
barrykwah: i'm try  to get a losa's attention and have them help me look into it17:52
kwahbarry, thanks17:53
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adrian15bHi. I have recently created a new repository (ppa) in launchpad. http://ppa.launchpad.net/adrian15/fai/ . Now an user asks me how it can be build amd64 versions of the packages from my repository. So after checking my repository I see that all the packages architecture is "all". I thought that "all" was only for images (i.e. themes) packages. Did I do something wrong? Is it ok? How do I answer the amd64 question? Thank you.20:39
LarstiQadrian15b: all is for platform independent, images qualify, or say pure python packages.20:40
LarstiQadrian15b: that's part of your packaging though20:40
adrian15bLarstiQ: I already know that. So I made a mistake when I build my packages?20:40
LarstiQadrian15b: specifically with debian/control, yes20:41
LarstiQadrian15b: I'm assuming it isn't actually an Architecture: all package?20:42
adrian15badrian15b: No, it is not.20:46
adrian15bLarstiQ: :)20:46
LarstiQadrian15b: well then, change it to 'any' instead :) Or a relevant list of architectures if that may be the case.20:47
adrian15bLarstiQ: I am going to check the control contents from the repository and copy it into a pastebin.com like site.20:48
LarstiQadrian15b: k20:49
* LarstiQ goes search for mail from his bank he displaced20:49
adrian15bLarstiQ: Well the package is all.20:51
adrian15bLarstiQ: Because it is main script made. I had not realised it till now.20:51
adrian15bLarstiQ: So I tell the guy that it is platform indepedent and that's it.20:51
LarstiQadrian15b: well yes, in that case nothing wrong with it20:53
adrian15bLarstiQ: Althoug I do no know if live-initramfs and initramfs-tools are platform independent.20:53
LarstiQadrian15b: you could check what Debian/Ubuntu do?20:53
adrian15bLarstiQ: Yes, they are.20:54
karimhi, I have an upload problem on launchpad ppa,  it fails at the end v4l-dvb-dkms_1.20090413-ppa3.tar.gz: 4226k/4227k20:54
adrian15bLarstiQ: Ok. It was easier than I thought. Thank you for your help.20:54
LarstiQadrian15b: np, I didn't do much :)20:54
karimI mean it's stuck just before the last bites are sent20:54
karimthis happens to last packages I tried to sent20:55
karimwith no error message, they are of course not on the ppa at all20:55
LarstiQkarim: does this happen with other hosts too?20:55
karimLarstiQ: what other host ?20:55
LarstiQ(ie, isolate where the problems lie)20:55
LarstiQkarim: random other ftp server?20:56
karim???20:56
karimwhat other ftp server20:56
LarstiQkarim: you're uploading with dput, right?20:56
karimfqdn= ppa.launchpad.net20:56
karimmethod= ftp20:56
karimI only ave this20:57
LarstiQkarim: no incoming defined?20:57
karimwhere else can I upload ?20:57
karimincoming= ~mirak-mirak/ubuntu20:57
karimlogin= anonymous20:57
karimplus [mirak] for the section20:57
LarstiQkarim: mentors.debian.net for dput20:57
LarstiQkarim: but the main point is trying to find out where the problem lies20:58
karimI can't upload there I guess20:58
karimit was a hassel already to upload on launchpad ^^20:58
LarstiQkarim: you could also employ strace and tcpdump for more diagnostics20:59
LarstiQkarim: have you waited a while to see if it would complete?21:00
cprovkarim: I've seen it happen with other big files like that21:00
cprovkarim: let me check what the log files says in the server.21:01
karimcprov: thanks21:01
karimI also tried to upload nvidia drivers 2 times21:01
karimit failed at the end also21:01
karimLarstiQ: yes21:01
cprovkarim: try now, please21:01
karimthe upload ?21:02
karimok21:02
cprovkarim: yup21:02
cprovkarim: is your uplink *fast* enough ?21:02
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karim1Mbit21:03
karimcprov: it's sending21:04
karimI had a checksum issue, I needed to rebuild the sources21:04
cprovkarim: it already failed on the server side, apparently.21:04
karimwhat version ?21:04
karimcprov: it's still uploading on my side21:04
karim2717k/4227k21:05
cprovkarim: you upload is long dead, you can try it again,21:06
karimit started21:07
karimcprov: is it working ?21:08
karimcprov: maybe I should use passive or active ftp ?21:08
cprovkarim: there are few simultaneous sessions in progress21:09
karimstuck again21:09
cprovkarim: it should be stuck on your side ?  server side it's fine and will be processed in 2 min21:13
karimthe server got the full archive ?21:13
cprovkarim: yes21:14
cprovkarim: no, I lied ;/21:16
LarstiQcprov: any idea what's going on?21:16
cprovkarim: the tarball is there, MD5 and size matches, the upload is missing the .changes (which makes it pretty much useless)21:17
cprovLarstiQ: not exactly, but is likely to be something client-side.21:18
cprovkarim: I've download your source and re-uploaded with dput and it was fine.21:21
karimthat's weird21:26
karimcprov: I don't see them on my ppa though21:27
karimcprov: are you sure you got the whole archive ?21:27
cprovkarim: yes, I vaguely remember of cisco/linksys routers doing something bad for long ftp sessions21:27
karimit's a buffalo21:28
karimthere is no other method to upload ?21:28
cprovkarim: https://edge.launchpad.net/~cprov/+archive/ppa?field.name_filter=v4l&field.status_filter=published&field.series_filter=any21:28
karimcprov: what is the md5sum on it ?21:28
karimcprov: it doesn't show up on my ppa21:30
cprovkarim: I can't upload to your ppa, so I've uploaded to mine21:30
karimcprov: yes, but if you got my file entirely, why isn't it proceced ?21:31
cprovkarim: because the .changes was never uploaded.21:31
karimcprov: so the .changes might be the problem ?21:32
karimI have a strange issue here21:32
cprovkarim: dsc and tar.gz were fine and the md5 matched, but apparently your dput never found out that the tarball had finished21:32
karimI create a deb from source, and build it, however sometime it says the checksum isn't correct21:32
cprovkarim: no, you files a probably correct, the problem is something in the connection21:32
jcolehow can i cross compile a debian package on ubuntu to x86_64/amd64 from an x86/i386 machine?21:53
jcolebefore i upload to ppa21:53
cprovjcole: you don't need to build the binaries, upload the source and the PPA will build the binaries for you.21:54
jcolecprov: understood, but i have some packages im not "allowed" to upload to ppa :/21:56
cprovjcole: oh, I see21:56
cprovjcole: `debuild -b -aamd64` (works for i386, I'm on amd64)21:58
jcolecprov: did you dpkg -x the .deb file and do a "file" on a .so file? the bits still compile to local arch even though the package says the specified arch22:00
cprovjcole: no, I didn't22:01
jcolecprov: your .so files in that created .deb are probably 64 bit22:01
geserjcole: build for amd64 on i386 won't work (at least not that easy) as the i386-kernel can't run amd64-binaries (like e.g. gcc)22:01
cprovjcole: which would obviously go boing in a 32bit system22:02
jcolegeser: understood, but ive seen people cross compile on debian to strange arches like hppa on an i386 box22:02
geserthey probably use qemu22:03
jcolegeser: no, its something with a gcc cross compile toolchan22:03
karimjcole: you better use qemu22:03
karimjcole: cross compilation is really not easy, and if you want to do packages it will be hell certainly22:04
geserjcole: but you also need an upstream source that builds correctly with a cross-compiler (good luck with that)22:04
karimgeser: yes ^^22:04
karimcan I upload a .deb on ppa ?22:05
cprovkarim: no, it's not allowed.22:05
karimcprov: I use dput locally22:06
karimI found a way to upload to a local repository22:06
* jcole finds http://www.emdebian.org/tools/crossdev.html22:06
karimI do that to upload to my own repository22:06
jcolethat says how to cross compile to arm without qemu22:07
karimjcole: I tried once to do a cross compiler for gentoo, to build for ppc on x86 it was very hard, even on gentoo22:07
karimI managed to do distcc on a different arch though22:07
jcolekarim: there is some "debian" way of doing this22:08
jcolemaybe i should pop over to deb dev22:08
karimmy upload still fail on ppa :(22:08
karimI don't know what to do22:09
karimI will try without the router22:09
jcolekarim: its a basic ftp upload22:09
jcolekarim: first validate the ftp connection and an "ls"22:10
jcolekarim: could be something with ftp active/passive22:10
karimI am in22:10
karimjcole: I tryed active22:11
karimpassive_ftp             = 022:11
karimls gives nothing22:11
jcolekarim: set the DMZ ip in your router to point to your upload machine22:12
cprovkarim: `ls` will return nothing until will upload something, each upload session is isolated from the rest of the system22:13
karimcprov: I am tryng to put the files manually22:16
karimseems stuck also22:16
karimon the big one22:16
jcolekarim: did you try DMZ setting?22:16
karimjcole: don't know how to do that22:16
karimI use a buffalo with ddwrt22:16
geserkarim: do you have a shell account somewhere where you could try to copy the files there first and dput/ftp from there?22:18
karimI found it22:19
karimgeser: no22:19
karima remote computer maybe, but it's probably powered off22:19
karimjcole: dmz stuff worked22:23
karimjcole: so I maybe need to find what port allowed that22:23
karimI even uploaded .debs ... ^^22:24
jcolekarim: its a dynamic set of ports that connect "back" to you... dmz basically lets all prots in22:25
jcoleports*22:25
karimthere is a setting caalled spi firewall, maybe this is dissrupting22:26
karimor port trigering maybe22:27
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karimjcole: I found a page where it says it the fault of a too short tcp timeout22:35
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sykehi23:25
bittin__3hi23:25
sykeI noticed a bug introduced in the diffs for pmccave-2.523:25
sykepmccabe, rather23:25
sykehttp://launchpadlibrarian.net/19404556/pmccabe_2.4%2Bnmu1_2.5.diff.gz23:25
syke-echo "\nAnalyzing $newdir ...\c" >&223:25
syke+prnitf "\nAnalyzing %s ..." "$newdir" >&223:25
sykethe second line should be "printf"23:26
sykeare there any contributos who can check in a fix?23:27
rippsWhat the hell is up with the Launchpad builder? It telling me it's going to take 16  hours until it starts building?23:50
spmripps: 235 builds waiting in the queue? I'd assume that it'll take a while to get through all that first.23:54

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