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wgrantIf it adds new functionality, why wouldn't you put the new version of the dependency in the older release as well?00:01
ninixthat's not necessary a dependency that i support.. but it is in ubuntu.00:04
pooliejml: re bug 297902, *i* don't see options to set importance, status etc when filing a bzr bug00:40
ubottuLaunchpad bug 297902 in malone "Assign, prioritize and target bug at report time" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/29790200:40
jmlpoolie: on which project, I wonder.00:41
poolieyes i wondered about that too, so i tried it on bzr00:42
pooliei was testing on edge00:42
pooliemaybe it's different on staging?00:42
wgrantI've been able to do it on edge.00:42
poolie!!00:42
jmlpoolie: https://devpad.canonical.com/~jml/advanced-form.png00:43
jmlsorry about the password protection -- I need to memorize a public server for pushing screenshots to.00:43
wgrantUbuntu One!00:44
wgrantAlthough I don't think that actually does public :(00:44
jmlalso, I haven't installed it yet.00:44
james_wwgrant: I think it's possible through the nautilus menu, though I haven't tried it00:45
james_wunless that's the old broken samba based sharing00:45
lifelessjml: paste.ubuntu.com00:45
wgrantjames_w: That's Samba sharing.00:45
lifelessjml: oh, screenies. uhm00:45
james_wlifeless: uuencode?00:45
lifelessjames_w: ugly00:46
lifelessflickr maybe00:46
wgrantI don't think U1 does Nautilus integration yet.00:46
lifelessU1 would work too00:46
lifelesswgrant: I'm fairly sure it does00:46
james_wwgrant: for sure it does00:46
wgrantlifeless: I can't see it anywhere.00:46
* wgrant restarts Nautilus00:46
pooliejml: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26609824/2009-05-12-094353_1024x737_scrot.png00:46
pooliemaybe it's implemented but buggy00:47
james_wwgrant: go to the directory, you get a banner00:47
lifelessjml: you can attach screenshots to lp bugs00:47
jmlpoolie: yeah, so that's something that I get on the bzr page00:47
lifelessjml: so open a bug; called 'jmls screenshots'.00:47
wgrantjames_w: Looks like I needed to restart Nautilus.00:47
james_wah00:47
* lifeless admires the info leakage00:47
jmlpoolie: I don't know what the secret is.00:48
wgrantjames_w: So you can do sharing through Nautilus.00:49
james_wwgrant: how?00:49
wgrantjames_w: Right click, Share on Ubuntu One.00:49
wgrantIt's not public sharing, though.00:50
lifelesspoolie: there is an advanced filing form00:50
poolielifeless: yes, this is it00:50
poolieit's unfortunately distinguishable from magic :)00:50
wgrantI definitely get the extra options on +filebug(-advanced) on edge.00:51
poolieok00:53
james_wI don't get them for bzr though00:53
pooliei definitely don't00:53
poolieso there's some kind of bug00:53
james_wfor projects I "own" I do00:54
wgrantI get them for Ubuntu, where I'm not the owner - just the bug supervisor and uploader.00:55
james_whttps://code.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntuone-storage-protocol00:59
james_w"1  branch owned by 7  people and 1  team,"00:59
wgrantThere should be no branches; I filed that bug last need.00:59
wgrantEr.00:59
wgrantLast *night*.00:59
james_wwell, I can see one branch link, but can't see the branch00:59
wgrantThe stats are also precalculated, and a bug I filed about that message making no sense was Won't Fix'd IIRC.00:59
james_wbut I don't see how that branch is owned by 7 people and 1 team00:59
james_wah00:59
james_wthanks00:59
* thumper coughs01:07
thumperthey aren't pre calculated01:07
thumperthey are just generated by branches you can't see :)01:07
* thumper will get around to fixing it01:07
wgrantthumper: Oh, so there is actually no reason not to fix it. Good.01:09
wgrantCan a code person please look at bug #374865 fairly soon? It has vanished from edge now, but is still on staging.02:16
ubottuBug 374865 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/374865 is private02:16
spmblech. forgot about staging. ta.02:24
wgrantspm: Ah, so that bug is known?02:25
spmwgrant: mis config, not bug.. :-(02:26
wgrantspm: Is that why I saw a bug about auditing privacy policy changes?02:26
wgranti don't see how that isn't a bug, though - I can't see the branch, so it shouldn't be visible in listings.02:27
spmwgrant: I wouldn't like to hazard a guess... ;-)02:27
spmwgrant: not sure. I see what you mean tho. thumper is probably best placed to answer that tho.02:27
thumperwgrant: it was a bug that you couldn't see it02:40
thumperwell...02:40
thumperkinda yes, kinda no02:40
thumpernot a simple answer02:40
zirodayHi, I seem to have an extremely flaky connection when using bzr to pull from launchpad and usually get around 5kB/s or so, anyway to speed it up?03:43
spivziroday: which version of bzr are you using, and are you pulling via http or bzr+ssh?03:45
spivand which branch?03:46
zirodayspiv: using 1.13.1, branch is https://code.launchpad.net/~breathe-dev/breathe-icon-set/trunk and I have no idea to the http or ssh :)03:46
spivziroday: what URL are you using to pull that branch?03:47
zirodayspiv: I just did bzr branch lp:breathe-icon-set03:47
zirodayso I presume that's http?03:47
spivIt depends on whether you have done "bzr launchpad-login YOUR_LP_ID"03:47
zirodayspiv: no I haven't yet03:47
SamBziroday: didn't it show an expanded URL?03:48
zirodaySamB: I'll pastebin the whole terminal output03:48
spivAs SamB points out bzr will tell you the URL it expanded the lp URL to.03:48
spivBut if you run that command (and upload your SSH public key to Launchpad), then bzr can use bzr+ssh for lp URLs, which is generally much faster than HTTP.03:48
zirodayspiv: ah neat03:49
SamBif you don't upload that public key, though, it can just fail03:49
zirodayhttp://pastebin.com/m6ad04457 here's the terminal output03:49
zirodayright, upload ssh public key I shall, thanks SamB spiv!03:49
SamBuntil either you do, or you remove the login from whatever file in ~/.bazaar it got added to ...03:49
zirodaywell its working currently, just horrifically slowly03:50
SamBhmm, how recently did you update bzr?03:51
zirodaySamB: err nevermind it just crashed03:52
SamBand that's another reason to update!03:52
zirodaySamB: this is a fresh jaunty install, should I be moving to some PPA?03:53
zirodayhere's the traceback of the crash http://pastebin.com/m64c5c70a03:53
spivziroday: the 1.13.1 in Jaunty is ok, there is a PPA at https://launchpad.net/~bzr/+archive for more recent releases if you like03:56
SamBprobably should ask a bout it in #bzr, and paste the exception line to the channel directly?03:56
zirodaySamB: shall do03:57
spivziroday: that error is typically a sign of disk corruption.03:57
zirodayspiv: mmm don't think I have disk corruption03:57
zirodayanyway no matter, I'll upgrade to latest bzr and add my ssh key03:57
SamBspiv: could launchpad have disk corruption ?03:57
zirodayor could the transfer have got garbled along the way?03:58
spivSamB: no, but the person that originally pushed that branch might...03:58
SamBspiv: and launchpad wouldn't have balked at that?03:58
spivSamB: it depends :)03:58
spivI would probably expect it too.03:58
spivs/too/to03:58
spivIt's also possible that there's a bzr bug, although so far I don't think that exception has ever turned out to be a bzr bug, but perhaps there's a first time...03:59
zirodaymmm, I have a feeling its something to do with the dodgy govt. internet04:00
zirodayplays havoc with all sorts of things04:00
spivOver HTTP, it could also be due to a dodgy proxy I suppose.04:00
zirodayspiv: all connection go through a transparent govt. proxy here, it causes hiccups for everything04:00
spivIf so, that's another reason to use bzr+ssh04:01
zirodayyep04:01
zirodayanyway I'm using bzr+ssh I'll see how that fares04:03
spivziroday: FWIW branching that over bzr+ssh works ok for me.04:03
spiv(at well over 100kB/s overall)04:04
SamBbzr+ssh should be fine as long as the govt. doesn't MitM your SSH connections automatically ;-)04:05
zirodayspiv: I'm getting 20kB/s now, looks like bzr+ssh is the way to go04:05
SamBand, if it does, it should fail to authenticate at all04:05
zirodaySamB: I have no clue what our dear govt. does besides be a royal PITA04:05
SamByes, but the thing about MitM and SSH is that it would presumably result in your public key not matching what launchpad sees from the MitM04:07
SamB(MitM stands for Man in the Middle, a type of cryptographic attack)04:07
zirodaySamB: yep, the key fingerprint's match up04:07
zirodaySamB: and I doubt they would go that far out of the way just to pick on launchpad04:08
SamBunless you're dealing with the NSA, you should be fine ;-)04:08
zirodayheh04:08
daftykinsMitM isn't necessarily cryptographic04:12
daftykinsenter; the ARP poisoning attack :)04:12
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lifelesshas the email interface changed?05:10
thumperlifeless: for what?05:11
lifelessbugs05:11
lifelessits rejecting05:11
lifeless status confirmed05:11
lifeless affects bzr05:11
lifelessand I can't see whats wrong there05:11
thumperlifeless: it should say what is wrong05:11
thumpercan you pastebin me the full raw email text?05:12
lifelessit says noThe bug is reported in 005:12
lifelessdifferent contexts, and you have to specify which one by using the05:12
lifelessaffects command.05:12
lifelessFor example:05:12
lifeless    affects /distros/ubuntu05:12
thumperaffects /bzr ?05:13
thumperalthough05:13
thumperI'm not sure05:13
lifelessat 10 am I sent in05:13
lifeless affects launchpad-code05:13
lifelessand that worked05:13
lifelesswhatever is wrong has changed in the last 4 hours05:13
lifelessspm: ^05:13
thumperlifeless: we don't change the mail processor05:14
lifelesss/don't/didn't/ ?05:14
thumperunless there is a cherry pick05:14
thumperspm: was there a cherry pick in the last four hours?05:14
lifelessthumper: right, thus me asking:)05:14
thumperI don't think there was05:14
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wgrantlifeless: Would that not be because you need the 'affects' line before the other commands?07:02
lifelesswgrant: who knows07:11
lifelesswgrant: if it needs to be, then I imagine I'd have read docs to that affect somewhere07:11
wgrantlifeless: Given that you can alter multiple tasks, the statements need be executed in order, so it would make sense.07:12
wgrantAlthough some of the examples have them in the other order, maybe they're not on multi-task bugs.07:13
wgrantThe example for the multi-task bug has the 'affects' command first.07:13
lifelesswgrant: this was a new bug07:15
wgrantlifeless: Oh.07:16
wgrantI missed the '0' in the error message.07:16
lifelessyou may well be right07:17
lifelessregardless, bug open, should be easier to debug07:17
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cody-somervilleCan someone fix https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/pike/7.8 ? It should be Pike/7.8 and not Pike/7.907:50
cody-somervilleerr07:50
cody-somervilleIt should be Pike/7.8 and not pike/7.807:50
mwhudsoncody-somerville: done07:55
cody-somervillethanks07:55
maxbooi, do the amd64 builders run on significantly slower hardware than the lpia ones?08:04
wgrantmaxb: It looks like they're about the same (you can tell the approximate age of each machine using the naming scheme)08:07
maxbhuh, I've been feeding the build queue sizes into rrdtool, and amd64 are noticable slower08:08
wgrantMore stuff will fail on lpia, and I suppose lpia could be better optimised... but I really don't know.08:09
maxb(Also, "sandpaperfig" is part of a *scheme* ?!?! :-) )08:09
wgrantYes. The fruits scheme, which seems to be latest.08:10
wgrants/sc/t/, perhaps.08:10
maxbwow, it never even crossed my mind that it was a real plant, but google says it is08:11
maxbI thought it was a "jam two random words together" affair08:11
wgrantHeh, no.08:11
wgrantAlthough some of them look like it.08:11
wgrantTake the armel builders, for example.08:12
wgrantThey're fruits.08:12
maxbthe things you learn looking at the builders page... :-)08:12
mwhudsoni think it goes penguins, antartic bases, elements, fruit08:16
wgrantThat was my understanding.08:18
wgrantBut penguins was very early on.08:18
wgrant(heh, gentoo.ubuntu.com still exists)08:18
cody-somervillemwhudson, https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/pike/7.9 is also broken but this time because 7.9 doesn't exist yet - it will in the future though. Should I mark it failing, invalid, etc.?08:25
mwhudsoncody-somerville: suspend it for now?08:25
cody-somervilleokay08:26
mwhudsoni generally find that if i have no idea which scheme a machine name is from, it's an antartic base08:26
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wgrantmwhudson: It's more often a fruit for me.08:26
wgrantThey've got some nice obscure ones.08:27
wgrantAlthough I suppose I see quite a different set of machines.08:27
cody-somervilleMost of mine are all berries08:28
Nafalloberries \☺/08:28
wgrantNafallo: I prefer the armel-fruits.08:29
Nafallowgrant: you just say that cause you miss podocarpus08:30
cody-somervilleI wonder what scheme humboldt belongs to08:31
NafalloI like the berries, mostly because I know why I made them berries :-P08:31
wgrantNafallo: It's taking podocarpus a while to be fixed. Or has it been reassigned?08:31
Nafallocody-somerville: most likely antarctic station.08:31
Nafallowgrant: priorities08:32
wgrantcody-somerville: Penguin, I think.08:32
cody-somervilleYea08:32
cody-somervillePenguin08:32
Nafallopenguin :-)08:32
mwhudsoni wouldn't be surprised if penguins and antartic bases overlapped in a couple of names08:33
wgrantThen the world ends.08:33
natureshadowg'morrow folks09:19
natureshadowI have version 0.7.42-3 of a package in a PPA on Launchpad, now I ampackaging for Debian's official release and have to begin with 0.7.42-1 there. Is there any way of removing 0.7.42-3 from the Launchpad PPA and restarting with 0.7.42-1 there as well?09:28
bigjoolsnatureshadow: unfortunately not, but you could open a new PPA09:28
natureshadowbigjools: ok, let me see ...09:29
natureshadowbigjools: Well, can I somehow mark the old PPA as "obsolete" then or something?09:30
natureshadowhttps://launchpad.net/~twittare/+archive/ppa09:30
natureshadowThis is the PPA09:30
bigjoolsnatureshadow: Launchpad remembers all versions that you ever upload.  You can delete the package, but it will still not let you upload the same or lower versions of it.09:30
natureshadowBut I can upload a lower version to a new PPA, right?09:31
bigjoolsyour best bet is to open yourself another PPA09:31
bigjoolsyes09:31
bigjoolsyou can have more than one PPA on the go, you don't need to make anything obsolete09:31
natureshadowbigjools: Well, I just meant I want to tell users that the old PPA is not to be used09:32
bigjoolsnatureshadow: just delete the packages that you don't want people to use09:33
natureshadowok09:34
loic-mHi10:02
djsiegel_sabdfl keybuk seb128 pitti mvo et al: I just took the launchpad tour, and had one of those moments where I was floored by how cool Launchpad is. Thank you for creating something so awesome!10:03
loic-mI've got some troubles with a ppa build of mplayer (same source package as karmic) for karmic - the build stops because of missing dependencies like debhelper and other stuff that is in karmic already (I checked)10:03
wgrantloic-m: Build log?10:03
loic-mhttp://launchpadlibrarian.net/26545774/buildlog_ubuntu-karmic-i386.mplayer_2%3A1.0~rc2-0ubuntu20~karmic1_MANUALDEPWAIT.txt.gz10:04
loic-mmy ppa is at https://launchpad.net/~loic-martin3/+archive/xvid10:04
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thumperdjsiegel_: I'm pleased you like it10:04
thumperdjsiegel_: you can always praise feedback@launchpad.net :)10:05
* thumper thinks anyway10:05
djsiegel_oh, good, to know,  thumper :)10:05
wgrantloic-m: E: Package liblzo-dev has no installation candidate10:05
wgrantloic-m: That's the error. Nothing about debhelper.10:05
djsiegel_thumper: so, if I don't have anything nice to say, don't say it at all -- but if I do, email feedback@launchpad.net?10:05
djsiegel_your nick is apropos10:05
thumperdjsiegel_: any feedback is good feedback10:06
thumperdjsiegel_: just like any press is good press10:06
loic-mThanks. Why was there all those missing warnings like "debhelper: missing", and how comes the same package built fine for karmic?10:07
sobbayihi all. i am having trouble signing the code of conduct. i keep getting an error of no data despite using the the registered credentials. does anyone have any light on this?10:07
natureshadowsobbayi: What command are you using to sign it?10:08
wgrantloic-m: Those were part of the dependency calculation process. It was working out what it already had, and what it needed to install.10:08
wgrantloic-m: Perhaps liblzo-dev has only recently disappeared from the archive.10:08
thumperdjsiegel_: what did you mean by "your nick is apropos"?10:08
djsiegel_I was referring to Bambi's Thumper10:09
loic-mThanks for the explanation. Actually, liblzo-dev is not listed as a dependency on packages.ubuntu.com for mplayer10:09
sobbayiam using pgp --clearsign filename10:09
djsiegel_thumper: who gives advice on doling praise/blame10:09
sobbayithe file is being signed alright t when i paste it onto launchpad i get the no data error10:10
thumperdjsiegel_: I can dole blame if you like :)10:10
thumperdjsiegel_: we don't have advice on it10:10
natureshadowsobbayi: I'm not so sure whether it supports "real" PGP ...10:11
natureshadowI'm afraid you have to use GnuPG10:11
thumperis the key on the keyserver?10:11
sobbayinatureshadow: yeah the key is on the keyserver10:12
loic-mwgrant, thanks, I've checked the .diff.gz on packages.ubuntu.com and liblzo-dev is listed as a dependency in the diff.gz, but not on the package page. I'll try to ask on #ubuntu-motu10:12
sobbayinatureshadow: okay let me try the whole process again using GnuPG and see what happens10:14
sobbayinatureshadow: okay seems i was already using gnupg and even tried out a windows version (yes! am that desperate) but still no luck10:17
natureshadowhmm10:17
natureshadowsobbayi: Can you nopaste me the data block?10:17
sobbayinatureshadow: i have noticed something strange... here is the 1st line of the signed file..10:20
sobbayi-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----10:20
natureshadowsobbayi: This is correct10:20
sobbayiis the PGP the actually correct or should it be GPG?10:20
sobbayinext line10:21
sobbayiHash: SHA110:21
natureshadowsobbayi: Paste it please10:21
sobbayi= Ubuntu Code of Conduct =10:21
sobbayithe whole file?10:21
natureshadowNot here of course ^^10:21
natureshadowhttp://www.nopaste.com10:21
sobbayihttp://www.nopaste.com/p/aijuI4FHT10:23
sorensobbayi: You've got at stack of spurious linebreaks in there.10:25
natureshadowsoren: Wanted t osay that as well ;)10:25
sorensobbayi: http://nopaste.com/p/asl02ExZS <-- here. I fixed it for you.10:26
natureshadowsoren: Do you think you can do that without breaking the signature?10:27
sorennatureshadow: I did.10:27
sorennatureshadow: The odd linebreaks were added after signing. You can tell by the fact that the signature itself is messed up.10:27
natureshadowsoren: Sure, but I cannot verify it.10:28
sorennatureshadow: Why?10:28
natureshadowsoren: Because the hash in the signature doesn't match the hash stated in the file10:28
natureshadow*hash algorithm10:28
sorennatureshadow: Err... What?10:28
natureshadowsoren: Only got the message in German ;)10:28
lifelesswhat what10:28
natureshadowgpg: WARNUNG: Widersprechende Hashverfahren in der signierten Nachricht10:29
sorennatureshadow: http://www.nopaste.com/p/asl02ExZS/txt <-- Works.10:29
natureshadowsoren: oops, yes it does10:29
natureshadowDoesn't when I remove th elinebreaks ;)10:29
sobbayithanks guys. i didnt notice that... surprisingly my local copy does not have those line breaks. it has worked now. Yay!!10:29
sorennatureshadow: Well... Don't :)10:29
sorenlifeless: hm?10:30
natureshadowsoren: \r\n :P ?10:30
lifelesssoren: nothing, just a very old joke10:30
sorenlifeless: I see10:31
soren(, he said, but he really didn't)10:31
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GoundyIs it possible to create a branch for my launchpad project through bazaar ?11:51
GoundyActually I've a mainline, then I did: bzr branch mainline newBranch11:52
GoundyNow I want this newBranch to be hosted on launchpad also11:52
wgrantGoundy: Of course. Launchpad would be pretty useless for distributed development otherwise. Just 'bzr push lp:~user/project/branch'11:53
intellectronicaGoundy: yeah, just push your branch to lp:~your-username/project-name/branch-name11:53
wgrantReplace 'user' with a team name if you want multiple people to be able to access it.11:53
Goundyoh I pushed to lp:project :P11:53
GoundyNow I understand my mistake. Thank you very much !11:53
wgrantlp:project is just an alias to another branch.11:53
GoundyI see !11:53
Goundyoh nice it worked !11:55
wgrantLaunchpad has a convenient habit of doing that.11:55
Goundyyeah I see that11:55
GoundyI need to read more about bazaar also11:55
Goundyoh btw, wgrant I've one last question11:56
wgranthttps://help.launchpad.net/Code is a good start for everything related to code on Launchpad.11:56
Goundythanks :)11:56
GoundyMy branch "mainline" is owned by me at the moment, can I set the ownership for a team that I create for example ?11:56
wgrantYou can (click the pencil on the branch page, and you'll see a dropdown at the top). Anybody in that team can then write to the branch.11:57
GoundyAwesome. wgrant thank you very much ;)11:57
wgrantGoundy: No problem.11:57
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zirodayHi, is there a way to migrate https://launchpad.net/~nick-hs to https://launchpad.net/~nickhs ?12:22
wgrantziroday: Click 'Change details' at the top right of that page. There you can rename it.12:25
wgrantziroday: Although that will cause problems with your PPA.12:26
zirodaywgrant: being blind, thanks12:26
zirodaywgrant: and my PPA has a zilch in it currently12:26
wgrantziroday: That should be fine, then.12:26
zirodaywgrant: worked fantastically, thanks again12:27
wgrantziroday: np12:28
wgrantbigjools: I just saw that you're working on bug #370636 now, and had another thought - can I also use the suite-override upload feature to upload to other pockets?12:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 370636 in soyuz "Can copy to non-RELEASE PPA pockets using Archive.syncSource" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/37063612:37
bigjoolswgrant: I'll check the code12:38
bigjoolswgrant: no they get rejected12:41
wgrantbigjools: OK.12:43
bigjoolswgrant: nice thought though :)12:43
wgrantbigjools: I hope to have similar success when I next go hunting for security vulnerabilities.12:45
bigjoolswgrant: so do I!12:46
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ftahi, once again, i'm hitting the limit of a ppa: "Estimated repository size: 10.0 GiB (99.57%) of 10.0 GiB", should I file a question?13:22
ftahttps://edge.launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/ppa13:22
ftai started to do debs for karmic yesterday and i will add lpia today :P13:24
wgrantWow. -testsuite-dbg is big.13:24
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ftawgrant, indeed. i will probably drop it at some point as it's not that useful.13:45
GoundyHi back.14:21
GoundyI created a new branch in launchpad => https://code.launchpad.net/louza14:22
GoundySo now I've two: mainline and miloud_work the problem is that the miloud_work one no longer appears there...14:22
GoundyHow come?14:22
wgrantGoundy: See the status dropdown at the top? Select "Any status" rather than "Any active status".14:23
wgrantIt looks like your branch was automatically marked as merged, as it contained no new revisions.14:24
wgrantYou can change the status back.14:24
Goundywgrant oh I see ^^14:24
Goundythank you very much again :)14:24
wgrantGoundy: No problem, again!14:24
GoundyAwesome all's okay \o/14:25
wgrantExcellent.14:25
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ftawgrant: fyi, I reopened https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/soyuz/+question/6238616:53
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vertixi need some help with not being able to boot ubunto 8.10. Is there anyone online now?17:12
maxb_vertix: Try #ubuntu17:13
vertixwell, this problem is prolly not exactly the ubundu issue. but who knows. I thought it is grub issue17:14
Spadsvertix: Then you absolutely want #ubuntu.17:16
vertixwell, it is almost impossble to do anything on #ubuntu cause it is so busy17:21
Spadsvertix: well you could ask a question on https://answers.launchpad.net/17:23
vertixthanx, Spads, i guess i have to try that one also. I already spent a week not being able to boot and i am a develper, but did not work with linux lately17:24
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vertixwell, that #ubuntu chan is really useless with all the traffic. too bad17:30
maxb_I agree :-/17:30
vertixmay be someone here knows about mounting the root file system17:30
maxb_But I still don't think you should abuse unrelated channels because of that17:30
vertixthe filesystem is clean and it is referenced via coorect device file17:30
vertixkernel starts booting17:31
vertixand then this error [2.023879] VFS: Cannot open root device "sdb8"17:31
vertixi have two drives, IDE and SCSI, and i noticed they are being swapped around, but even when i tried to address it on both drives, still get the same problem17:32
vertixany idea?17:32
fannomorning/evning all depending on where in the world you all are =) i have been looking around, am i correct in understanding that launchpad is "only a hosting service", and that launchpad cant be installed on private servers ? or in any case i cant find anything about that toppic17:46
maxb_fanno: Correct. (Though *bits* of Launchpad become open source at the end of July)18:04
fannomaxb_: thankyou =) i cant wait untill i can integrate it with joomla =)18:24
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salefor the last couple of days I keep getting timeout errors at translations.launchpad.net ...what's going on?20:27
beunosale, do you have an OOPS id?20:28
beunoalso, danilo_ may know more20:28
salebeuno: Error ID: OOPS-1228EA21720:28
danilo_sale: I'll take a look (there's a bug I am working on, though, but let me check if that's it first)20:28
saledanilo_: oh, yeah, now I remember I read something about that on the mailing list20:30
danilo_sale: that's it, it happens only on edge, please disable redirection using the button on https://launchpad.net/ and use that until this is fixed (I am landing a fix for this, and it should be on edge tomorrow or the day after)20:32
saledanilo_: everything seems to be OK now (even though using translations.launchpad.net few minutes ago resulted with some kind of connection error to Launchpad)20:37
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saledanilo_: thank you for your time20:37
danilo_sale: the bug is not yet fixed, so you may hit more problems on translations.edge.launchpad.net, especially when saving, so I suggest you to not use edge until this rolls out (I'll email the list about it)20:38
mirakI have a version like that 0.99.5+cvs20070914-2.1~lenny2ubuntu2 , I want to rebuilt it and upload to ppa, how do I adapt the version number ?22:28
mwhudsonmirak: i guess i would go for something like 0.99.5+cvs20070914-2.1~lenny2ubuntu3~ppa022:43
savvasthat's a train-version :)22:44
savvasas in really long :P22:44
mwhudsonyeah22:45
* SamB would suggest starting with a different base package version ;-)22:46
maxbI do not understand why people advise the "increment ubuntu revision and append ~ppa" method22:46
SamBmaxb: what method would you suggest?22:47
maxbI find "do *not* increment the ubuntu revision, and append +ppa" to be much more reflective of what you're actually packaging22:47
SamBah.22:47
SamByeah.22:47
maxbI'm curious where mirak arrived at that version number, since the archive only has an ....ubuntu1 version of that22:48
mwhudsonmaxb: i guess that would make more sense indeed22:48
SamByeah, ~ mostly seems to make sense for backports ...22:49
wgrant~ also makes sense when what you are packaging is actually an early version of the next release in the primary archive.22:53
williamdIsnt launchpad a really broad topic, or is it for the webpage utilities?22:53
SamByeah, and release-candidates and stuff22:53
SamBsure22:53
wgrantwilliamd: It's for the website itself. How is it really broad?22:54
williamdI use launchpad for Ubuntu realated bug stuff22:54
williamdDo all the distros use it?22:54
wgrantNo, only Ubuntu and a couple of others.22:54
SamBno, this channel isn't about all projects in launchpad, just about what launchpad does ...22:54
mirakmaxb: maybe it's from a backported version ?22:54
wgrant#ubuntu-bugs is good for discussing Ubuntu bugs.22:54
wgrant#ubuntu for Ubuntu support22:55
wgrantHere for Launchpad support.22:55
maxbmirak: I don't understand what you mean22:55
SamBmaxb: what exactly was in the "..."?22:55
maxbExactly the same except the last digit22:55
mirakmaxb: I did a dch -iU before pasting here probably22:56
maxbFor the sake of your users and co-developers, do try to keep your version numbers meaningful22:57
mirakmaxb: I just copy pasted it don't bother with this number22:57
mirakthough you remark is valid22:58
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mirakbut it's just a little error of pasting22:58

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