[00:07] <MTecknology> There should be a BIG message on answers.lp.net/lp that says that they should only ask lp questions here, not about issues w/ their computer....
[01:32] <pulaski> hello I'm trying to paste up my signed Ubuntu code of conduct and I get the error (7.2 'Bad signature').  I've gone through the steps to create the UbuntuCodeofConduct-1.0.1.txt.asc file more than once.  Can anyone offer any suggestions?
[01:41] <jmarsden> pulaski: Verify your signature with    gpg --verify UbuntuCodeofConduct-1.0.1.txt.asc    perhaps?
[01:42] <pulaski> jmarsden: Thanks for responding.  I'll try it
[01:44] <pulaski> jmarsden: Does the command need an argument?  I'm not getting a response to it.
[01:44] <pulaski> oh, let me try again
[01:46] <pulaski> jmarsden: good signature thanks
[01:46] <jmarsden> The parameter is the filename to be verified... the .asc file.    You could also check that your signature is uploaded to the keyserver.ubuntu.com keyserver already?
[01:46] <jmarsden> Make that "check that your public key is uploaded..." :)
[01:53] <pulaski> yes I was able to issue the command "gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --send-keys" and it immediately returned a prompt.
[01:54] <jmarsden> And can you now receive the key concerned back from it OK?  gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 01234567  # if 0123457 is your key id
[01:56] <pulaski> Oh, no I just received a plan prompt from the command
[01:57] <Ampelbein> pulaski: can you give the key-id?
[01:58] <pulaski> Ampelbein: here and now? yes
[01:58] <Ampelbein> pulaski: you can /msg it to me if you don't want it to be public. ;-)
[01:58] <jmarsden> pulaski: Then we can see if *we* can receive that key from the keyserver... what is it?
[02:00] <pulaski> hold on please I need to scroll back for it.
[02:00] <jmarsden> When you uploaded it, you did put your key id at the end of the gpg --send-keys command, right?
[02:01] <jmarsden> BTW, gpg --list-keys will list key ids of all keys on your keyring, which should include your own...
[02:01] <Ampelbein> pulaski: you can just use seahorse to look it up or use 'gpg --list-secret-keys'
[02:04] <pulaski> I believe this is my key DA52F09C
[02:04] <pulaski> let me issue the send-key command with the key as an argument
[02:04] <jmarsden> It's there.
[02:04] <jmarsden> You are Mike Ring... :)
[02:05] <pulaski> yeah thats me
[02:05] <jmarsden> So then there must be something odd about the paste operation you were using?  Lack of final end of line, maybe?
[02:05] <jmarsden> Or it wrapped badly somehow when you pasted it?
[02:07] <pulaski> I've pasted it a couple of times. i took the .asc file and opened it in emacs and copied it from there.  let me try one more time please.
[02:09] <pulaski> Bingo it took it this time thanks for your help
[02:10] <jmarsden> :) No problem.
[02:10] <pulaski> I'm trying to grabe the blueman package.  I'm going to push on.  You guys have been a great help.  I'll return with any more questions.
[02:11] <jmarsden> OK.  You shouldn't absolutely need to be a Ubuntero to download software, though... is it in a bzr repository on LaunchPad?
[02:14] <pulaski> here's my sources.list entry line 1 :deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/blueman/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main and line 2: deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/blueman/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[02:15] <pulaski> The instructions are a bit involved, can you guys post a link to a blueman binary?
[02:18] <pulaski> sudo apt-get install blueman doesn't work,  it doesn't recognize the package.
[02:19] <pulaski> makes me wonder about the repository
[02:19] <wgrant> The repository is fine. Did you follow the instructions linked from https://launchpad.net/~blueman/+archive/ppa?
[02:20] <pulaski> thanks I have so many launchpad window open.  I'll try that one.
[02:25] <wgrant> pulaski: Also, as jmarsden pointed out, you only need to sign the Code of Conduct in order to *upload* to a PPA.
[02:30] <pulaski> wgrant: thanks, I'm not skilled enough yet to do any coding or uploading I'm just trying to find a deb binary package.  I'd rather not try and build from source
[02:30] <jmarsden> pulaski: If you really need a link to the .deb, try https://launchpad.net/~blueman/+archive/ppa/+files/blueman_1.10-1~ppa3j_i386.deb
[02:31] <jmarsden> Nut you should be able to add those two lines to your sources.list and do  sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install blueman
[02:31] <jmarsden> s/Nut/But/
[02:31] <pulaski> jmarsden: that's the problem I didn't update yet
[02:32] <jmarsden> OK :)
[02:34] <pulaski> jmarsden: sudo apt-get update returned: W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn'tbe verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 6B15AB91951DC1E2
[02:35] <jmarsden> You can either follow the instructions at the link wgrant gave to fix that, or decide you don't need to verify that key
[02:35] <pulaski> jmarsden: I'll try the deb link above
[02:37] <jmarsden> :)  You should find that sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 6B15AB91951DC1E2
[02:37] <jmarsden> Will fix the PPA key issue
[02:42] <pulaski> ok, refrained from installing the deb because the sudo apt-get install blueman seemed to work.
[02:42] <pulaski> Now I can proceed and try to connect to my T-mobile G1 phone using bluetooth.
[02:59] <pulaski> jmarsden: I'm having trouble locating and running the bluetooth manager.  Nothing in /usr/bin/blueman, nothing in utilites.  Do you have a suggestion?
[03:00] <jmarsden> pulaski: dpkg -L blueman   will list all the files in the package so you can see where it installed them to.
[03:07] <pulaski> jmarsden: thanks I found the bluetooth manager.  It's not showing my device.  I'm going to try and get more help elsewhere.  You have been very helpdul.  Thanks
[03:07] <jmarsden> No problem.  I'm not a bluetooth expert at all, so yes, getting help elsewhere is a good idea for that :)
[04:12] <zu22> hi i wish to upload my code to my launchpad project
[04:12] <zu22> it is currently in no version control system
[04:12] <zu22> how do i get it into launchpad?
[04:14] <wgrant> zu22: https://help.launchpad.net/Code is probably a good introduction.
[04:14] <wgrant> https://help.launchpad.net/Projects too.
[04:15] <zu22> wgrant: ok thanks
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[06:33] <ripps> Man the shipova ppa build server is ungodly slow, it's taken four hours, and it's still building a package. I know it hasn't frozen because i've checked on it periodcally and it's been working, just slow as shit.
[06:33] <ripps> pardon my language
[06:45] <dlynch> Is a launchpad team a good way of setting up a mailing list for end users? Or does experience show that the step to become a member of LP and then a team member will turn off people who are not already involved in LP?
[12:07] <Demophobie> Hey! Danilo istn here?
[12:07] <Demophobie> isnt*
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[15:17] <AskHL> Good day.  TLE and I are trying to set up a launchpad bzr repository where we can both check in code using e.g. bzr push.  This does not work for me, as it complains about "readonly transport".  I have set up an ssh key, and my local branch is identified with my launchpad account (askhl).  Can anyone help with this?
[15:18] <maxb> AskHL: One of you should create a team, add the other person, and assign the bzr repository to be owned by the team
[15:20] <TLE> maxb: that has already been done, I created the team and added ask to it and assigned the team as the project owner
[15:20] <LarstiQ> ok, so how is AskHL accessing the branc?
[15:20] <AskHL> Hmmm, wait.  I'm checking this again now, and I don't think the branch ownership is quite correct
[15:20] <LarstiQ> lp:project?
[15:21] <AskHL> Wait a moment, we'll (maybe) sort it out
[15:28] <TLE> it works now, my fault, sorry
[15:29] <AskHL> Great.  Thank you for the help
[15:29] <LarstiQ> ok :)
[15:29] <LarstiQ> np
[15:29] <LarstiQ> AskHL, TLE: have fun and succes!
[15:29]  * LarstiQ returns to his laundry and shopping
[15:31] <AskHL> LarstiQ, thanks!
[15:32] <TLE> thank you good sir
[16:35] <MTecknology> How do I go back one revision with bzr?
[16:35] <MTecknology> I don't want to go back to a specific revision, but back one from where I'm at
[16:41] <savvas> bzr revert I thinl
[16:41] <savvas> *think
[16:41] <savvas> or was it bzr uncommit ?
[16:55] <andrea-bs> `revert` reverts all uncommitted changes done; `uncommit` removes a revision
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[19:16] <mithro> any launchpad developers around? I'm still trying to get help with https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/69460
[21:04] <aneptun> Hello everybody! Can someone help me to install virtualbox-ose 2.0.4 in ubuntu hardy 8.04?private me.thank you!
[21:19] <LaPingvino> take a look at #ubuntu
[21:20] <rockstar> aneptun, #launchpad is for Launchpad questions.  You want #ubuntu, or maybe a vbox specific channel.
[21:21] <broonie> How can I get myself removed as the bug contact for a package?
[21:39] <geser> the same way you added yourself to it?
[22:46] <henux> hello
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