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macohow do i cancel a build on a ppa?00:07
maxbmaco: you can't00:09
macoif i delete the source package, does that count?00:10
maxbIf the built hasn't started yet, probably00:10
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meoblast001how long should this be processing for https://code.launchpad.net/~mysticgalaxies/amethyst-mm/devel00:44
iahello. i have a question about PPA - could you tell me, please, how can i (if that possible) upload the same package with the same version in different destination series?00:48
mwhudsonia: i don't think you can00:52
mwhudsonia: you can upload it to one and copy it to the others though00:52
mwhudsonmeoblast001: what do you mean by processing?00:52
mwhudsonmeoblast001: if you mean the delay between pushing and your revisions appearing, around two minutes00:52
meoblast001mwhudson: it finished... i thought it was taking too long and there might be a problem00:52
meoblast001mwhudson: it took longer than usual00:53
mwhudsonmaybe someone pushed a large branch just before you or something00:53
mwhudsonmeoblast001: anyway, glad it's working...00:53
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meoblast001thanks00:53
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iamwhudson: well, i've tried to copy, but i've got error message - "the following sources cannot be copied: same version already has published binaries in the destination archive".00:59
iaand another question - when i run "dput ppa *.changes", how deciding for which destination series packages will be uploaded? for example, if i have a package for karmic, but in my ppa exists only jaunty as destination series, what should i do if i want upload this package for karmic? i will be very appreciate for any clues.01:00
mwhudsonia: that bit is controlled by the debian/changelog file01:01
mwhudson(i think, /me is a bit of a packaging newbie)01:01
james_wia: your PPA will accept any series that LP knows about, it doesn't matter that you only have jaunty packages in there so far01:02
james_wia: and as for your other question, it's not possible01:02
james_wyou need to change the version number01:03
iajames_w: so, please, correct me if i wrong - dput uploads package in LP series (even if it doesn't exist in ppa yet), which provided in debian/changelog first line "package (X.Y-KubuntuL~ppaZ) series; urgency=low", right?01:09
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lifelessjml: I just messed up another review by mail01:13
jmllifeless: the 'review' vs 'status' thing?01:14
lifelessno, the leading space01:14
lifelesshttps://code.edge.launchpad.net/~therve/txaws/status-eu-support/+merge/613801:14
jmlahh, yeah.01:14
lifelessI don't understand status yet01:14
jmllifeless: istr you file bugs by email a fair bit -- I guess the leading space for those things is muscle memory01:14
lifelessso I'm not even trying to set those things01:15
jmllifeless: I don't think Launchpad understands it very well either.01:15
lifelessin particular 'resubmit' seems very confused01:15
lifelessthe leading space is for bugs yes, bb doesn't have it and I have a lot of bb muscle memory01:15
lifelessI'm not aware of any other mail driven system needing the leading space, FWIW01:16
lifelessNot claiming this should be changed, just giving you the feedback you are asking for01:16
jmlyeah, thanks.01:17
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tansellwell, it looks like the amd64 builders are catching up - any ideas on what is happening with the i386 builders? they are still 13 or more hours behind04:09
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savvashow do we remove members of a team?05:43
spmsavvas: go to the members page, and access the "!" beside their name (right hand side of line) - if you have the access to do so naturally. eg: https://edge.launchpad.net/~canonical-losas/+members05:45
spmthen click on the 'deactivate' button. == removed.05:46
savvasthat sets them in former members - any way to remove their name from that list too? :)05:46
* wgrant points out that that doesn't actually remove them - it just deactivates the membership.05:46
wgrantsavvas: No.05:46
wgrantThis is stupid.05:46
spmwgrant: are you saying that they still have rights/access pertaining to that membership/team? Once deactivated?05:47
wgrantspm: No, but they appear on the membership list.05:47
wgrantWhich is often undesirable.05:47
wgrantFor both parties.05:48
savvasI agree, from my point of view at least05:48
savvascan I ask for the complete removal from the team?05:48
savvasat answers.l.net I mean05:49
* wgrant hasn't heard of that before, although it would be technically simple.05:49
savvasthe list could also be hidden from the public eye, maybe that would be better hehe05:50
spmsavvas: you can ask, but we don't have any sql-fu (yet) to easily make it so. Do make it very clear you want a full purge, not just a deactivate - and perhaps even why... :-/05:50
savvaswell the guy wants a full purge, he (user hub) was added by a mistake that I made: https://launchpad.net/~gnote/+members05:51
savvasand showing him as deactivated in a team for his app is kind of silly :)05:52
savvaswell, his and tomboy's to be copyright-correct :P05:53
ajmitchah, hub05:53
ajmitchso why does he want no association whatsoever with the team?05:53
savvasnever asked, since I added him in the first05:54
spmsavvas: sounds fair - put that in a Q and that we (losa's) plz to need some SQL fu to make it so. ;-)05:54
savvas*place05:54
wgrantspm: You're not allowed to work out the SQL yourself?05:54
savvaswill do!05:54
spmwgrant: can. but my sql is rusty as, and following LP development is not a good use of my time - better to ask those who know and work with daily to do so05:55
persiaspm, Is the use of questions to resolve these situations generally accepted, or is it to be reserved for rare cases?05:55
wgrantspm: That's true.05:56
spmpersia: accepted. very accepted. we may do some serious head scratching internally: but no-ask, no get. This way helps "us" to think about stuff that may have been passed on originally for various reasons.05:57
* spm afk for a bit. bbs.05:57
persiaspm, Thanks.  I'm "deactivated" in a couple groups as a result of confusion on joining.  It's not painful, but it's also not really accurate.  I'll file some questions.05:58
spmpersia: in that case - there may be scope to make this a bug - once is accidental, twice is an issue that needs solving. IMHO of course. :-D05:58
stubYou should only show up as deactivated to team admins btw.05:59
wgrantRight, there needs to be a way to distinguish between somebody leaving a team, and somebody never really being a member at all.05:59
persiaOh, it's certainly not uncommon, but most people just live with it.05:59
wgrantstub: 'Should' as in 'do'?05:59
stubAs in 'it might be a bug if you do'05:59
wgrantstub: Deactivated memberships have shown to everybody forever.06:00
* persia hunts an example page, believing it to be visible to those not even logged in06:00
wgrantIt is useful in some circumstances to be able to see it.06:00
stubYes - just checking. Might want to file a bug - not sure of the use case for displaying deactivated members.06:00
persiastub, I can see myself listed (incorrectly) at https://edge.launchpad.net/~canonical-arm-dev/+members and I've *never* logged in at edge.06:01
stubTo non-teamadmins anyway.06:01
persiaWell, use case is for looking at turnover, or looking at what people used to do.06:02
persiaSomething to honor those who did before, even if they aren't doing it any longer.  It's just there's a difference between "former member" and "never really a member".06:03
wgrantpersia: Exactly. But I'm not sure that can be automatically determined.06:03
persiaPerhaps the bug is that one shouldn't be able to unilaterally make someone else a member of a group, without the subject's approval.06:03
stubYer - maybe the registry team can figure out the best fit.06:03
wgrantIt is a very useful distinction to make.06:03
persiaIt works that way now for teams, so that one invites a team, but an admin of the invited team has to accept.06:03
savvasah that would work as well :)06:05
persiaAnyone else have an opinion on the nature of the bug?  I'm happy to file a bug, but I want to avoid confusion over usecases.06:06
lifelesswell06:09
lifelessmy 2c are that some folk will infer more from 'deactivated' than it means, team admin or not.06:09
lifelessand that we should be clear in the ui and db about 'joined and left' and 'was never here'06:09
wgrantCertainly - but how do you determine which?06:10
savvasthe invitation proposal would be great, you invite someone to a team, not forcefully adding them06:10
lifelesswgrant: let the act of leaving ask?06:10
wgrantlifeless: Mm, perhaps.06:11
savvasif anyone wants to take this request it's at https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/6983306:13
persialifeless, But what about the case where the user never had any interaction to join or leave a team.  In my example case above, everything happened without me interacting with LP.06:16
lifelesspersia: the person that removed you would presumably say 'never here'06:18
persiaOK.  Two potentials for the bug then: 1) users should be asked to confirm when invited to join teams, or 2) The interface for deactivating a member from a team should provide a choice as to whether the member should appear in "Former Members".06:23
persiaAny other proposals?  Voices towards one or the other?06:24
jmarsden(1) seems more consistent with the way other things in LP work.  BTW, you could do both (1) and (2), they are not mutually incompatible.06:25
lifelesspersia: I'm not proposing solutions06:26
lifelesspersia: my 2c were solely that there is a difference06:27
persialifeless, I'm confused.  Have I misinterpreted "lifeless> wgrant: let the act of leaving ask?" ?06:27
lifelessyes06:27
lifelesswgrant asked for solutions06:27
jmarsdenOther proposals: show how long they were a member before deactivation... if < 1 day, one infers "mistake" ?06:28
lifelessmy 2c were completed before that; I haven't thought about the problem deeply enough to propose solutions06:28
jmarsdenThis would help with existing cases, whereas (1) and (2) only deal with future cases.06:28
persiajmarsden, Well, that doesn't really cover the mistaken identity issue, often a result of namespace collisions.06:29
jmarsdenTrue, but it covers the case that started the current discussion, at least.06:30
persiajmarsden, Well, consider the case where I invite you to a team, and you're on a three-day-weekend, and you get back, and >1 day has passed, and you say "I don't want to be on that team".06:30
jmarsdenThat's fine, (1) covers that already.  (3) is an additional way to get an idea, for existing pre-(1) memberships, whether someone "really" was part of a team... at elast for some subset of such mistaken memberships.06:31
persiaI think cleanup is probably better handled through questions.  I'm more interested in fixing the future.06:32
jmarsdenThen (1) should do it.06:32
persiaWhich appears to be bug #23990906:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 239909 in launchpad-foundations "Team Administrator can arbitrarily add members without any action from the LP user" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/23990906:36
jmarsdenAgreed.06:38
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persia(2) appears to be bug #12138006:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 121380 in launchpad-foundations "Deactivated/expired members show up on Members page forever" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/12138006:48
* persia stops digging through LP bugs, as (3) isn't likely to be there without an implementation of either (1) or (2)06:48
savvashm.. builds take quite a long time, is there anything that halted the queue for i386? https://edge.launchpad.net/~medigeek/+archive/experimental/+build/98575807:06
jmarsdensavvas: I think a bunch of build machines are still doing duty as download servers for Jaunty?07:10
wgrantsavvas: jmarsden is right. See https://launchpad.net/builders.07:14
wgrantMost of the buildds are currently serving releases.ubuntu.com.07:15
savvasok thanks :)07:19
mrooneyDoes anyone know if loggerhead can work with subversion?08:15
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jmlmrooney: only via bzr-svn08:25
mrooneyjml: interesting, do you know if it has to maintain a "copy" of the entire repository in bzr format to work?08:30
jmlmrooney: you point it at a branch08:31
jmlmrooney: it'll work if the branch is at a remote site08:31
jmlmrooney: but with reduced performance08:31
mrooneyjml: so I can just point it at a subversion branch with a bzr-svn address and it magically works?08:32
jmlmrooney: maybe! I've never tried that.08:32
mrooneyI better tomorrow08:32
mrooneyjml: if you just point it at a branch, does that mean it has a polling interval?08:33
jmlmrooney: no, it gets information as needed AIUI08:33
mwhudsonit should work08:34
mrooneyjml: well I mean unless you connect it via a commit hook, it would seem that it has to poll08:34
mwhudsonbut performance might be awful08:34
jmlmrooney: no, it could also get information per HTTP request08:34
mwhudsonmrooney: no, loggerhead opens the branch on each request08:34
mrooneyoooh I see08:34
spmmrooney: fwiw, if you're looking at just svn repo's you may find websvn to your liking or not? http://websvn.tigris.org/08:34
mwhudsonif the branch url is a subversion url, it'll do the bzr-svn thing each time08:34
mwhudsonmrooney: tell us what happens, i'm curious :)08:35
mrooneyoh okay interesting, is there caching or is it loaded on demand each time?08:36
jmlthere's some caching.08:36
jmlalso bzr-svn does some (different) caching08:36
mrooneyI am looking for some perhaps alternative to fisheye, and I like using loggerhead on launchpad08:37
mrooneyanyway I shall attempt to report in tomorrow08:37
jmlI look forward to it.08:38
savvashm that's odd09:10
savvasI made a glabels build and it's missing the -data package09:10
savvashttps://edge.launchpad.net/~medigeek/+archive/experimental/+sourcepub/606399/+listing-archive-extra09:11
savvaspbuilder-dist command works fine locally09:11
wgrantsavvas: It's because i386 hasn't built yet.09:12
wgrantI presume the -data package is architecture-independent. If it is, it will only be built on i386.09:13
wgrant(but published on all archs, when it's done)09:13
savvasah right :)09:13
sorenDidn't branches used to have a whiteboard?09:18
savvasthey still do when you link them with bugs09:19
savvas(at the bug page I mean)09:20
wgrantsoren: They were removed, along with branch summaries, in Launchpad 2.2.4.09:20
sorenwgrant: Ah, ok. Thanks.09:24
* soren tries the merge review feature instead.09:26
wgrantsoren: That was said to be the main alternative to the whiteboard.09:27
* maxb wonders if there's a buildd admin around09:27
maxbmolybdenum needs a kicj09:27
maxb*kick09:28
wgrantmaxb: It'll live for now, but the relevant sysadmin will be up in a few hours.09:28
tansellare "all" arch ppa's by default built by the i386 builder?09:56
wgranttansell: Architecture: all binaries are built by the i386 build. If a package has only Architecture: all binaries, it will only be built on i386.10:01
wgrantSo, yes.10:01
wgrantExccept without the 'default' bit.10:01
Hamarynshi,10:05
Hamarynscan I import bugs from my old Trac bug database?10:05
HamarynsThe server is going to be shut down, I want to import it into Trac totally10:05
savvasHamaryns: I am not sure, but from what I can read it's a manual action: https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/malone/+question/1892110:27
savvasthings might have changed though, so please stick around for a little while, maybe someone knows10:28
savvasotherwise, I think you have to ask for it at http://answers.launchpad.net/malone for such import10:29
Hamarynscheers, I have filed a question there already10:32
rippsThe Launchpad sysadmins awake yet?10:43
nicoInattenduHello, I'm littyle confuse on the 'meaning' of release in under launchpad. I have to create one when i start a new evolution of my project or when i finish it . I thought it was finishiing but the 'Milestone' seems its at begining.11:36
wgrantgmb: Bug #371517, which you just triaged, looks to be a duplicate of bug #249532.11:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 371517 in malone "say "you're not logged in" not "you are not the bug assignee..." when applicable" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/37151711:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 249532 in malone "Bug report says "You are not the assignee nor the maintainer", when you are or that's not relevant" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/24953211:54
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bacoops, hi rowinggolfer13:34
thekornleonardr, hi, i wanted to report the failed test in lazr.restfulclient, but https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/lazr.restfulclient/+filebug is not yet enabled, can you open bugs for this project, or should I send you the logs of buildout per mail?14:16
beunoleonardr, ^14:18
leonardrthekorn, you should be able to file a bug now14:18
thekornyes, thanks14:18
maxbbac: Hi, could you have someone take a look at molybdenum? It seems to have a stick build. Thanks!15:02
bacmaxb: ok.  thanks for the heads up.15:03
bacmaxb: cprov is looking into it15:05
cprovmaxb: I can't act on a official builder, let me ping someone else.15:06
rippscprov: Hey, any word on when we'll get some extra servers to take care of that huge backlog on i386 PPA's15:08
cprovripps: not really, I'm sorry :( I will ask that too15:09
cprovripps: extra PPA builders (borrowed from other areas) will be available again tomorrow (or Wednesday)15:20
rippscprov: okay. Here's another question: why can't we move one of the lpia servers to i386? They seem to have the most free time of the arches15:21
cprovmaxb: pitti is looking at the issue with the source stuck in molybdenum (it seems to be a general problem striping translations in karmic).15:21
maxbThanks. (And uhoh. Guess it's lucky it has only bitten once.... so far)15:23
cprovripps: maybe, if the situation persists we can look at it.15:23
rippscprov: okay, thanks15:23
maxbHere's a thought I'm having for a potential Soyuz feature request: Have PPAs build into an "incoming" pocket and automatically copy/delete from there into the release pocket when the build succeeds on all archs15:24
maxbProblem at the moment is that one of the PPAs I maintain was uninstallable for a large chunk of a day after an upload, since it contains a source building an arch-specific and an arch-all package which depend on each other.15:25
maxbI've worked around this for myself by creating a staging PPA mirroring each primary PPA15:26
cprovmaxb: the 'staging' PPA works fine, IMO. What's the problem with it ?15:26
maxbHowever that means there's going to be two copies of my packages on ppa.launchpad.net, which can't help the diskspace situation if everyone starts doing it15:26
cprovmaxb: it's not wasting any resource.15:26
maxboh, magic happens behind the scenes so that different URLs on http://ppa.launchpad.net/ hit the same physical file?15:27
cprovmaxb: well, it is sort of wasting space in the staging PPA when it gets released to the 'release' one.15:27
cprovmaxb: no, both files exist on disk.15:28
maxbRight, so for my packages it doesn't really matter, but if people pulls that trick with openoffice, etc., you need to go buy more disks :-)15:29
cprovmaxb: right15:29
cprovmaxb: it seems like we need 'Move' in addition to the current 'Copy' action.15:30
cprovmaxb: would it make more sense ?15:30
cprovmaxb: of course having pockets on PPAs also sort this out (-proposed vs release)15:31
maxbMove would also be helpful15:33
cprovmaxb: please file a bug with this feature-request, let's see what other people think about it.15:33
maxbWill do15:34
maxbcprov: Do you feel like investigating an oops trying to call archive.syncSource ? OOPS-1220EA12415:37
cprovmaxb: oh, yes, that's on Julian's plate, but he is sick. We know what the problem is. I fix it ASAP.15:38
maxbExcellent news, thanks :-)15:38
maxbMeanwhile, I shall screenscape the web-ui :-)15:39
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cprovmaxb: yes, copies including binaries never worked.15:46
lorenzosuHI all. There's some problem in a bug thread I'm subscribed to. How to report?16:00
PiciI'm not sure where to report this, but it looks like https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sun-java6/+bug/300023 has a lot of inadvertant email comments/spam on it.16:00
ubottuLaunchpad bug 300023 in sun-java6 "package sun-java6-jre None [modified: /var/lib/dpkg/info/sun-java6-jre.list] failed to install/upgrade: subprocess pre-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,Invalid]16:00
lorenzosuPici I was here exactly for the same reason!16:00
Picilorenzosu: Heh, someone in another channel was just talking about it, thought I'd let #launchpad know.16:01
lorenzosuI'm actually subscribed to that...16:01
lorenzosuToday there was a whole chain going on :|16:01
lorenzosuI wish there was some kind of moderation. Isn0t there a bug asignee?16:02
lazermouseHey everyone, I am getting some *spam* email from canonical16:02
Picilazermouse: I just reported the issue.16:03
lazermouseok16:03
lazermouseThanks Pici, you're a good mate :)16:03
lorenzosulazermouse Are you subscribed to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sun-java6/+bug/300023 as well?16:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 300023 in sun-java6 "package sun-java6-jre None [modified: /var/lib/dpkg/info/sun-java6-jre.list] failed to install/upgrade: subprocess pre-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,Invalid]16:03
lazermouseI'll see...16:03
lazermouseyeas16:03
lorenzosuThat's where I'm getting the spam/junk mail16:03
lazermouseare you?16:04
lazermousePici: where can I see the details of the report?16:05
Picilazermouse: I just mentioned it here, I don't know if theres a more formal method.16:05
lazermouseok16:05
lorenzosulazermouse I was also searching for a "report spam" or something like in other fora but couldn't find it16:06
lazermouseYea16:06
lazermouseI have the exact same problem16:07
lorenzosuI think this is quite some security threat... if you see that it also lists all bug subsceribers16:07
lazermouseare you getting the email from guyheavensent@yahoo.com16:07
lorenzosulazermouse No16:09
lazermousewho are you getting it from?16:09
lorenzosuI got a whole bunch of junt starting from a mail by prasopsuks@gmail.com16:10
lazermouselorenzosu: want to start a blog about ubuntu?16:10
* lazermouse just put out the weirdest question ever :)16:11
lorenzosuIt's all logged in the report on the link I sent16:11
lorenzosulazermouse Pardon?16:11
lazermouseem... nothing ;)16:11
lorenzosuI thought there supposed to be people 'on duty' in this room?16:11
lazermouse a sure16:12
Ursinhalorenzosu, /topic says who's the one16:12
lazermousewait16:12
Ursinhabac is16:12
lazermouseYes, we need help here16:12
Ursinhalazermouse, so ping him :)16:12
lazermousebac: could you please help us?16:12
bachi lazermouse16:12
lazermousek i did16:12
lazermousehi bac16:12
lorenzosuhi bac16:12
bacsure, let me read up and see what's going on16:12
lazermousejust read a bit befor this post16:13
lorenzosuThere's some spam/junk going on on this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/300023 at least since 30 April16:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 300023 in sun-java6 "package sun-java6-jre None [modified: /var/lib/dpkg/info/sun-java6-jre.list] failed to install/upgrade: subprocess pre-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,Invalid]16:13
lazermouseim tired of getting spam email16:13
lazermousei have no filter or blacklist16:14
lorenzosubac Is there no "report abuse" style system?16:14
baclorenzosu: we generally get user feedback here or via the Answers section.16:14
lazermouseI say ban the user that has this email address guyheavensent@yahoo.com16:14
lazermousehe is spamming16:15
lorenzosubac Ok. thank you. I'm sure you have recognised the problem and know how to take care of it.16:15
lorenzosulazermouse I'm sure the launchpad staff will know how to handle it now they've been told.16:16
baclorenzosu: i see the spam from praveen.16:16
lorenzosubac To me it looks like spam started by prasopsuk on 30 April16:17
lazermouseyes16:17
lazermouseif i get more spam email, I'll be back here :\16:17
lazermouse=-O16:17
lorenzosuI was mislead at first, thought the slides had something to do with the bug but hadn't actually followed the link, then today there was a huge mass of emails and I actually saw the problem16:17
lazermousei already have six messages16:18
bacso, what's the issue with guyheavensent?  he doesn't seem to be disruptive16:18
lazermousehe's the one sending me the email16:18
lazermousei had a pastebin of the message16:19
lazermousehttp://pastebin.com/m39aff13c16:19
lorenzosuYes I think he's just reacting to all the spam and is a little p***** off.16:20
lorenzosuThe 'real' spam/disruption started with prasopsuks@gmail.com16:21
lazermouseban them16:21
baclazermouse: yes, i think you're correct.16:28
lazermousedo it as quick as possible :)16:28
lorenzosubac Ok I take it you are dealing with the problem. Thanks for the help16:28
baclazermouse , lorenzosu: but there isn't much we can do if people continue to reply to the bug email.  hopefully it will calm down soon16:28
lorenzosubac No one can 'administrate' the bug and remove the irrelevant emails?16:29
lazermousejust delete their launchpads accounts16:29
lazermouseand ban thier ip's16:30
baclorenzosu: the inappropriate comments can be hidden but that won't quell the 'reply all' email storm.16:30
lorenzosubac Would it be wise to have some 'moderation' mechanism for replies?16:30
baclorenzosu: i was just thinking about that.16:32
lorenzosubac I guess though that would make it harder to actually do the reporting16:33
baclorenzosu: a way to temporarily suspend bug mail would be nice in these situations until everyone calmed down16:33
baclorenzosu: care to file a bug against launchpad for such an administrative feature?16:34
lorenzosubac not sure I can do it right now, but sure if you point me to where to do it and maybe a little advice on how16:35
baclorenzosu: that's ok.  i'll do it.16:43
lazermouseid love to be able to deal with spammers on launchpad :D16:43
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lorenzosubac thanks16:43
bacnp16:44
lazermouseyes, thanks bac16:47
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DemophobieHi!17:50
Demophobie"Oops"-Bugs on the Launchpad Site will be fixed without reporting?17:51
Demophobiei have some oops-bugs on my translation site on launchpad17:52
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Jeruvysorry if this sounds like a troll, but is launchpad always slow or is it just me?18:19
exarkunJeruvy: It sounds like a troll because you haven't actually provided enough information for anyone to give you a meaningful answer.18:23
exarkunGive more detail about what you find to be slow.18:24
Jeruvy:) fair enough.  Well I click on a link in a email,  then the browser opens a tab, and I wait 30 secs for it to load, sometimes it times out (site taking too long).18:26
exarkunLinks to any part of Launchpad?  Or just links to one part, like to bugs in the bug tracker?18:27
JeruvyDoesn't matter where, overview, bugs, answers.   I am pretty much just in the ubuntu area, sometimes I wander tho.18:28
exarkunThe front page loads in less than a second for me.  Sometimes bug pages take a couple or a few seconds.  How long does it take you to load this page?  https://bugs.launchpad.net/pyopenssl/+bug/32281318:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 322813 in pyopenssl "Basic X509V3 context support" [Undecided,New]18:29
Jeruvy8.5 seconds, that was pretty good.18:30
exarkunThat's only a little bit slower than it loads for me, so at least for that page, your experience seems normal.18:31
exarkunDo you have an example of a link that takes much longer to load for you?18:32
Jeruvyok, thanks for confirming it's normal.  Not at the moment, I'd say 8ish seconds is about the average wait for me today18:33
qballHi, I am looking for some help with importing of a template. I have added it a while back, but it still idles in the queue. (project gmpc, template gmpc-dynamic-plugin)18:36
mrooneyIf I want to give loggerhead a look-see, does anyone know if I should use 1.10 or trunk?18:43
rockstarmrooney, I'd say trunk.18:45
mrooneyHm ./serve-branches is telling me this svn+http:// address is not a directory18:49
mrooneymaybe I'll see if #bzr knows of this!18:50
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Nafallointeresting... when I'm logged in to edge and click a URL somewhere that brings me to prod I'm not logged in :-(18:54
Nafallobut if I alter the URL to be edge again I'm suddently logged in.18:54
beuno_flacoste_afk, kiko, I've been getting that same behaviour  ^18:55
beuno_(ie, no redirects)18:55
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flacostebeuno: well the login on prod is separate from edge18:56
flacostebut i think they were messing with the redirect18:56
flacostethe automatic redirect that is18:56
flacostemight be related18:56
beunoflacoste, right, that's expected. Not being redirected isn't18:57
kikoflacoste, AFAIK that RT was not actioned yet18:57
flacosteso this is not a new behaviour18:57
kikoflacoste, or are you talking about something else?18:57
flacosteno that's what i was talking about18:57
flacostebeuno, Nafallo: we only redirect from prod to edge once you are logged on prod18:58
beunoflacoste, it's odd that this happened to us at the same time, no?18:58
Nafallodooh.18:58
beunoI had to log in last night to production after...  4 months?  5?18:58
beunodoesnt18:58
beunodoesn't prod look for an edge cookie?18:58
Nafallonice. my password isn't firefox-saved on production19:00
* Nafallo goes to find it19:00
elmoNafallo: err, your edge one is the same?19:01
Nafalloelmo: sure. but I think firefox saved them either per domain or per URL, so I normally doesn't need to type in my 40+ char passphrase :-)19:03
Nafallofound it thou, and I'm logged in and re-directed.19:04
Jeruvyexarkun: hmm some insight, I've noticed that gmail's redirector seems to be incurring most of the delay.  Once the proper URL is loaded it's good and fast.19:12
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kikobeuno_, the sessions seem to have been expired19:40
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beunokiko, ah!  makes sense19:41
kikobeuno, I had to relogin as well this weekend19:41
beunokiko, so expiries are server-side?19:42
kikoif we clear the session DB.. yeah19:42
beunoah19:43
* beuno learns stuff19:43
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DemophobieHey - Are there Launchpad statistics anywhere? Most commit's etc?20:31
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bacDemophobie: there are not individual stats.  it's all rolled into the mysterious karma.20:54
Mezhas LP recently changed to not allow you to login with your alternate emails ?21:04
mthaddonMez: I believe it now auto logs you in - try manually logging out and you should then be able to login fine21:19
mthaddonMez: auto logs you in *if you've logged in previously* that is :)21:20
rowinggolfer22 minutes ago I pushed revision 50. how come bzr update on laptop no 2 still reports Tree is up to date at revision 49.???21:26
rowinggolferwhen I use ~bzr update21:26
rowinggolferwhat am I missing?21:26
mwhudsonrowinggolfer: you probably want bzr pull21:26
rowinggolfercool... that's done it21:27
* rowinggolfer hangs head for using a subversion command21:27
beunomwhudson, there have been a few reports on the mirroring taking much longer than before the rollout21:27
beunomay or may not be related21:27
beunoask statik about it  :)21:28
statikwhos on fire?21:28
SnovaIt does seem to (noticed it yesterday), but I don't think it takes *that* long.21:28
mwhudsonbeuno: mirroring or scanning?21:28
beunomwhudson, mirroring21:28
statikmwhudson: yeah, scan after push used to be pretty snappy, but this last week or so it's been like 15 minutes or more sometimes21:28
mwhudsonhmmm21:28
mwhudsoni wonder if people have been pushing lots of openoffice branches :)21:29
mwhudsonnothing really should have changed here in the rollout, fwiw21:29
mwhudsonstatik: can you give me the name of a branch you've had this problem with?21:30
mwhudson(and some idea of when you had the problem would be great too)21:30
Mezmthaddon: no, I was trying to login using the normal login details I use, but it wouldnt let me in unless I used the primary email.21:34
Mez(though edge did)21:34
epsilon_0hi, i commited a revision to launchpad, and then i "uncommit", but now i see it was only local , i could i uncommit the latest revision in the server?21:41
epsilon_0*how21:41
beunoepsilon_0, push again21:42
epsilon_0i tried21:44
epsilon_0it says i must merge21:44
LarstiQepsilon_0: push --overwrite21:44
epsilon_0oh, ok21:44
epsilon_0let me try21:44
exarkunepsilon_0: note that anyone who checked out your branch after you did that commit will be sad, after you do this21:45
epsilon_0its ok, im working solo for now21:45
epsilon_0which is also sad21:45
rowinggolferepsilon_0: what are you working on, out of interest21:47
epsilon_0im working on a launcher for Windows, called MightyBox21:47
epsilon_0screenshots: http://www.flickr.com/photos/37627929@N03/21:47
epsilon_0what do u think21:48
rowinggolferpretty21:49
epsilon_0:)21:49
epsilon_0u work on Windows?21:49
rowinggolfernope.21:49
epsilon_0i figured :)21:49
epsilon_0u guys have Do21:49
rowinggolferI am an ubuntu fanboy 110%21:50
epsilon_0i am too actually21:50
epsilon_0Ubuntu is awsome21:50
rowinggolferso why are you making the windows desktop a nicer place?21:50
epsilon_0lol, well. as a student i work on Windows, its much easier, with Word, skype, messenger, and not the parallels which does not equal21:51
epsilon_0and if i am successful with MightyBox, ill defenitly port it to Linux21:52
epsilon_0the core is much more advanced than gnome d21:52
epsilon_0do21:52
rowinggolferwell good luck!21:53
epsilon_0thanks21:53
Demophobiesomeone here who can help me with languages?22:02
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statikmwhudson: sorry about disappearing on you there. one of the branches was lp:~statik/ubunet/open-folder22:43
statikwithin the last couple of hours22:44
mwhudsonstatik: thanks22:44
persiabac, Do you need information from me on my team merge question, or just LOSA action?22:48
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wgrantcprov: Is gina not working? The Debian import seems out of date.23:19
cprovwgrant: yes, last run was 14:00 BST (2x a day still)23:22
cprovwgrant: on a mirror from 12:52:44 UTC23:23
wgrantcprov: Hrm, let me check the archive indices. There's a package from a month ago that hasn't been imported yet.23:24
cr3if I integrate my site with launchpad openid, how can I have a nice label in the login interface instead of the URL for my site?23:25
wgrantcr3: Ask a Question, I believe.23:25
wgrantcprov: It seems gina is fine, but there are packages in the Debian pool that aren't in the right place in the indices that I can see.23:25
* wgrant hunts.23:26
wgrantcprov: Sorry for the noise.23:26
cprovwgrant: you mean the debian indexes are broken ?23:26
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cprovwgrant: better, pool/index mismatch ?23:27
pooliebeuno: (if still awake) what do you think of the ui proposal in https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/malone/+bug/27735223:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 277352 in malone "should be easier to search for closed bugs" [Undecided,New]23:28
pooliei wish for this all the time...23:28
* beuno looks23:28
wgrantcprov: It looks like it was improperly automatically removed a week after it was published (nearly a month ago), but is still sitting in pool because there are binaries.23:28
wgrantcprov: Soyuz's UI makes this more obvious!23:29
beunopoolie, I think it's a good idea23:29
beunowill triage saying so23:29
cprovwgrant: YAY, there is a first time for everything :)23:29
wgrantcprov: Odd that gina didn't pick it up in the 5 days it was sitting in unstable, though.23:29
wgrant(xserver-xorg-input-synaptics 1.1.0)23:30
cprovwgrant: we had a period of failure ...23:30
wgrantcprov: Aha.23:30
cprovwgrant: right after the 2.2.3 rollout (for few days)23:31
wgrantcprov: That makes sense then. Thanks!23:31
cprovwgrant: cool, np.23:31
pooliejml, do you know off hand if there's a bug for wanting an edge codehost? i can't find one23:40
jmlpoolie: there is no bug23:42
jmlpoolie: it's not the sort of thing we can solve by coding.23:43
jmlpoolie: there's an RT ticket.23:43
pooliedo you mind if i open one as a handle for it?23:43
jmlpoolie: a little.23:43
poolieok23:43
jmlpoolie: can we just subscribe you to the RT ticket?23:43
pooliei don't know! good question :)23:44
pooliei'll try23:44
poolieapparently i don't have the number for it23:44
poolieit's not a big deal23:45
rippsWhen package is in status: Dependency waiting, will it automatically resume when the dependency is added to the ppa?23:45
wgrantripps: Yes.23:46
rippswgrant: so it's safe to add a git version to a source packages build-deps? Ex. (0.18.1+git090504)23:47
rippsI don't want to wake up in the morning and have to restart it.23:47
pooliekiko, still busy?23:48
wgrantripps: There's nothing special about git versions, so yes.23:48
rippswgrant: well some packages of mine are going through some api changes, and this kill some plugin packages if they're compiled to an older version of the original package23:49
wgrantripps: Right, but Soyuz knows nothing about that.23:49
wgrantIt just knows what you tell it in the Build-Depends line, so will obey whatever you put there.23:50
rippsokay, cool now I can be sure the plugins build to a specific package, and I don't have to wait until the original package is published to upload the plugins23:50
wgrantripps: Yep. That's a useful feature.23:51
bacpersia: the losas have it.23:57

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