[02:34] This seemed relevant: http://xkcd.com/583/ [02:35] Launchpad doesn't have that, though. All we have to use is Invalid :( [02:40] wgrant: ah well, the thought was there. === Hellow_ is now known as Hellow [05:50] Can someone tell me how to attach a package from my ppa to a project download page [05:53] packages from here => https://edge.launchpad.net/~ausimage/+archive/soovee I want on there => https://edge.launchpad.net/soovee/+download [06:01] if some does read the scrollback and has an answer please PM the details. Thanks In Advance :D [07:37] can kiko or anyone else make my PPA private, please (it's for the OEM team)? [08:00] please, How to remove one of my ppa from launchpad? [08:01] rawang: file a Question at https://answers.launchpad.net/soyuz and ask for it to be disabled. [08:01] thanks === MaWaLe1 is now known as MaWaLe === stub1 is now known as stub === mkorn is now known as thekorn [09:22] http://doctormo.wordpress.com/2009/05/26/uds-where-did-all-the-coffee-go/ [09:23] heh [09:34] hi [09:34] i have a problem with cvs import to launchpad, could someone please help? [09:35] none of the recommended ways of dealing with this seem to work. [09:36] andy_: hi [09:38] andy_: which branch is having the problem? [09:40] the branch is this: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/cp2k/trunk [09:40] and i have described the problem here: https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/72094 [09:40] thanks for any help [10:38] mwhudson: do you have any suggestions for the cvs import? [10:41] andy_: ah, got distracted, sorry [10:42] mwhudson: no problem [10:42] andy_: trying again [12:20] mwhudson: thanks for the help, but unfortunately, there seems to be more trouble [12:20] the import log ends with a crash [13:00] O_o [13:00] ... 10 hours notice. [13:01] of? [13:01] oh, is LP going down? [13:01] Read-only from 22:00 to 23:00 [13:01] ah [13:01] (assuming read-only-launchpad works this time) [13:05] I'd like to migrate my projects (SPE - python editor and SDXF - dxf library used by blender) from berlios to launchpad, but have no time to study migration. Can anyone help me with that or can file a request somewhere? === gord_ is now known as gord [13:20] why are these things going to FTBFS instead of dep-wait? http://launchpadlibrarian.net/27170523/buildlog_ubuntu-karmic-powerpc.haskell-mtl_1.1.0.2-6build1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [13:22] Laney: It's practically impossible to automatically retry those. [13:22] I filed that bug years ago, but then realised it wasn't solvable. [13:22] Laney: It's something broken somewhere down the dependency chain - not immediately unsatisfiable build-depends. === mrevell is now known as mrevell-lunch [13:25] wgrant: It wouldn't be possible to have an installability check for build-deps? [13:26] Laney: I suppose you could do something like debcheck. [13:26] Laney: But it's still a lot more complicated than the current depwait algorithm, which is dead simple. [13:26] * Laney nods [13:33] https://bugs.launchpad.net/gparted says that the GParted bugtracker is SourceForge, which is wrong, it's GNOME bugzilla [13:33] see: http://gparted.sourceforge.net/bugs.php [13:35] JanC: thx, I'll update [13:40] mthaddon: how does such info get into Launchpad? manually or is it automated somehow? [13:41] JanC: do you mean information about what projects use which upstream bug trackers? that has to be set manually (usually by the project owner) === mrevell-lunch is now known as mrevell [14:26] * bencrisford1 has an idea/suggestion for launchpad and doesnt know where to go with it [14:30] bencrisford1: well, there are plenty of devs hanging around allhands [14:30] who's meant to do the pot files reviews? i did an import and they're still flagged as "needs review" [14:30] Well, its more of a question about my idea [14:30] because it might be stupid [14:30] bencrisford1, find the launchpad translations room [14:30] next to the bugs one [14:31] sorry? [14:31] you mean at the UDS? [14:31] I think I meant philn [14:31] ;) [14:31] oh [14:31] bencrisford1, mailing list [14:32] beuno: irc room you mean? [14:32] well it might be ridiculous, and theres probably a good reason why it hasnt been done already [14:32] so i was gonna ask you guys? [14:32] philn, no, actual room! [14:33] Well bug triaging can be really slow and painful with incomplete bug reports everywhere [14:33] beuno: err, yes i'm in bcn, i should go to uds and slap some LP dudes :D [14:33] so why isnt there - instead of having one description box [14:33] philn, yes. But not me please. [14:33] have one for distrorelease, and version of package etc [14:33] and make them required fields [14:33] and a method of how to produce the bug [14:34] bencrisford1, because not all projects use ubuntu === asac_ is now known as asac [14:34] beuno: so when a project is set up they could choose a system [14:34] there could be options [14:34] all the systems could be there but you choose what one as the project creator [14:34] you could use the current system [14:34] or that system [14:35] bencrisford1, well, most projects are multi-system [14:35] it gets hairy [14:35] i guess, but think of the time saved with triaging? [14:35] and it would be possible to use a seperate system just for ubuntu right? [14:35] sure, fix one thing, break another :) [14:36] :/ [14:36] it would... loose out on a lot of funcionality [14:36] there was a good reason why no-one done it then :P [14:43] hello === fenris_ is now known as e-jat [14:43] i wonder if there will be support for more popular vcs when launchpad is opensource? [14:44] e.g. mercurial [14:45] The relevant bit of Launchpad isn't actually being open sourced. [14:46] Although lots of it would be specific to bzr, lots would probably also be useful for Git/Mercurial codehosting. [14:46] btQuark, we support svn importing [14:46] and wil support git importing very soon [14:47] i see [14:47] we don't have enough time to do all the things we want to do with bzr branches... [14:47] wgrant: meaning that i can not just setup my launchpad as an alternative for mighty corporate/big projects Trac-Setups [14:47] mwhudson: Which is why keeping it proprietary is a great idea :D [14:48] btQuark: Correct. [14:48] well, don't ask me about that :) [14:48] mwhudson: I know, I know. [14:49] wgrant: will that ever be possible? [14:49] btQuark: I've no idea. I'm no Launchpad dev. [14:49] even in a for pay situation [14:49] wgrant k [14:50] btQuark, you can pay to use launchpad privately [14:52] The idea of running a standalone Malone instance is interesting, but it does seem all the rest of the interesting bits are the bits excluded from open sourcin [14:52] +g [14:52] maxb: I'm sure that's not accidental... [14:52] nah [14:52] they are not [14:52] But Malone on its own is useful. [14:52] the interesting bits will be open [14:53] beuno: When? [14:53] wgrant, soon === bigjools-out is now known as bigjools_ [14:53] it was announced for next mid-july [14:53] beuno: That meant 5 years last time. [14:53] trust me, things aren't as evil as they seem [14:54] philn: That's July 21st this year, but without the interesting bits. [14:54] (only known to be the Soyuz backend and Codehosting, at this time) [14:54] oh so this announcement is political only ;) [14:54] And ShipIt. [14:54] sure, play paranoia amongst yourselves [14:55] * beuno goes back to work === fenris_ is now known as e-jat [15:50] Hi folks. I can't seem to get on any sites with LP OpenID. I did the steps to reset my password but now it says it is not yet confirmed even though I went to the site. ow do I fix it? [15:51] has anyone gotten an irc commit announce bot working with bzr & launchpad? [15:51] vadi2: I have, but I think it's currently broken. [15:52] It needs to receive the commit emails. [15:52] ohh. Yes, now I remember. I did setup a copy of ubottu but the email part was rather... complex. [15:53] Going to give it a try again this time [15:53] vadi2: I'm not using ubottu. [15:54] oh? I have the supybot plugin one [15:55] vadi2: https://launchpad.net/ibid [15:55] (Which I'm involved with developing.) [15:56] is it easier to setup email with that than the bottom part of http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~tsimpson/ubuntu-bots/tweak/annotate/head%3A/Bugtracker/README.txt ? [15:58] vadi2: I just use the RSS feed from code.launchpad.net and the RSS plugin for supybot [15:58] vadi2: Um, probably similar -- Ibid runs it's own SMTP server and needs mail delivered to it. [15:58] at what update interval? [16:00] I run it at 20min intervals, but it's configurable [16:01] eg: I point it at http://feeds.launchpad.net/~tsimpson/ubuntu-bots/tweak/branch.atom [16:01] alright. I'll give that a go if I can't get the email to work [16:01] right [17:32] How can i check if a specific user is an indirect member of a specific team? Or, if im browsing that team, how can i show all indirect members? [17:38] stefanlsd, There's no easy way [17:40] persia: thanks. will check the api stuff [17:40] stefanlsd, Good luck. [18:26] Any LOSAs around? [18:28] Is this not the place to ask about openIDs? [18:47] bddebian, sure it is [18:48] OK, I'll just post my question again in a while, thanks [18:49] bddebian, what question was that? [18:49] danilos! [18:49] Hi folks. I can't seem to get on any sites with LP OpenID. I did the steps to reset my password but now it says it is not yet confirmed even though I went to the site. ow do I fix it? [18:49] s/ow/How/ [18:50] bddebian, can you log in to launchpad itself? [18:50] kiko: heya [18:51] I'd like to request the deletion of a project I just created.... how do i do that? [18:52] jackbravo, what's the project name? [18:52] or URL [18:52] doctrine [18:52] kiko: No, I get the same message that a confirmation mail was sent to me but hasn't been confirmed. But if I open that e-mail and the link (again) it tells me it is already done. [18:52] https://launchpad.net/doctrine [18:52] bddebian, even shift-reloading? that's pretty odd [18:53] jackbravo, any special reason to delete it? [18:54] I created it because I wanted to have a DVCS to track the svn doctrine repo. But I just found out that only the main branch can be synched [18:57] kiko: This is what I get if I go to that link again: http://paste.debian.net/37160/ [18:58] jackbravo, well, that's not 100% true [18:59] jackbravo, we /can/ do non-main imports [18:59] but you can't merge between them and main [18:59] they are separate [18:59] kiko: I don't know if you sent that or what, but I just got a new confirmation e-mail and that worked! [19:00] bddebian, I just push them buttons [19:00] kiko: what you mean? you request two separate imports? [19:00] kiko: Did I do something wrong somewhere along the way?? [19:00] jackbravo, yeah, you can just create a second series and request an import [19:01] hmmmmmmm, that sounds interesting.... [19:02] kiko: I also wanted to erase it because I didn't like it when I saw myself as the mantainer of the project.... because I'm not the mantainer. I just wanted to import the project [19:05] bddebian, not sure, it's a bit odd as I've never seen this happen before [19:06] jackbravo, oh, we can just change that [19:09] kiko: all right, then I'll request the import for those two branches I was talking about [19:09] kiko: thank you [19:10] one sec [19:11] hi [19:12] i still have problems with a cvs import to launchpad [19:12] jackbravo, okay, so it's now not maintained by you any longer [19:12] ondrej, tell me about it [19:12] kiko: CVS.Error: ('Error during file checkout: %r', 'error Interrupted system call\n') [19:13] tree consecutive imports failed like this [19:13] ondrej, normally because it timed out. did that happen mid-checkout? [19:14] the bit where it went wrong: [19:14] 2009-05-26 17:40:00 INFO U src/qs_tddfpt_utils.F [1.22] [19:14] 2009-05-26 17:40:00 INFO sending checkout request: root = '/cvsroot/cp2k', file = 'cp2k/src/qs_tddfpt_utils.F', revision = '1.22' [19:14] 2009-05-26 17:40:00 CRITICAL received error response. [19:14] 2009-05-26 17:40:00 CRITICAL requested checkout of reporoot '/cvsroot/cp2k', file 'cp2k/src/qs_tddfpt_utils.F', revision '1.22' [19:14] 2009-05-26 17:40:00 CRITICAL log of checkout responses follow. [19:15] kiko, is this a problem with the cvs repository? (hosted at berlios) [19:16] well... [19:16] it looks mainly okay [19:16] it is stopping always at the same spot [19:18] kiko, in the 3 logs, i see the failure happening while requesting different files [19:19] do you mean same spot in the code? [19:19] ah, yes, seems to be the same spot in the launchpad import code [19:19] any chance this is a bug? [19:20] no, I think it's more a timeout [19:20] the server drops the connection [19:20] and we die [19:25] ok, any chance of more forgiving settings? [19:26] the server works just fine (as far as i can tell) for "normal" cvs work [19:37] kiko, please, tell me, what are the options i have if i want to get this imported to launchpad? [19:45] mwhudson, are you around to answer ondrej [19:45] ? [19:45] kiko: sorta [19:46] ondrej: which branch is giving you problems? [19:46] mwhudson, it is this one: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/cp2k/trunk [19:47] oh right [19:47] EINTR?? [19:48] looks like a problem on the server [19:50] mwhudson: is this something that does not influence normal checkouts? as far as i know, there are no such problems with the berlios hosting [19:51] for the usual checkouts "by hand" [19:51] ondrej: well, the import process likely makes bajillions more requests than any one operation you'd make by hand [19:52] mwhudson, i see, that makes sense [19:52] ondrej: if 1 in a million requests does that, ... [19:52] what would you suggest? [19:53] is this a problem only for the initial import? [19:53] i don't know [19:53] yes, very likely [19:53] ok [19:53] ondrej: do berlios give you access to the ,v files? [19:54] i have no idea, i am not a dev on that project, i just wanted to get decent access to the code. but i could check. [19:55] i'm pretty sure berlios let you rsync svn repos from somewhere [19:55] ondrej: importing is a black art, sadly [19:56] ondrej: http://download.berlios.de/cvstarballs/cp2k-cvsroot.tar.gz looks promising [19:56] the rsync or something similar would probably solve this [19:57] of course, i have nfi how to do an import from a tarball for cvs [19:57] ok... [19:57] * mwhudson pokes around [19:58] could i run the conversion locally, upload the branch and then sync against the original cvs repo regularly? [20:01] yes, but using cscvs is fairly opaque [20:02] but how would i make the uploaded branch sync? just ask someone to make that change somewhere "inside"? [20:02] anyway, i can try with cscvs [20:03] i'm also trying with cscvs [20:04] mwhudson, ok, thanks a lot [20:06] something is happening, at least... [20:09] ondrej: dammit [20:09] ondrej: it failed with [20:09] raise ValueError("attempt to patch non extant file : %s" % self.filename) [20:09] ValueError: attempt to patch non extant file : src/MACHINEDEFS.DEC [20:10] though hm [20:10] ok, this really look unpleasant [20:11] though it really shouldn't do that on the first revision [20:11] * mwhudson tries again with more log output [20:16] mwhudson, thanks again, i am trying to look at cscvs but this would probably take me forever [20:18] ah, seems i got the arguments wrong [20:20] (i mean, how could you do that!?) [20:24] ondrej: ok, import is running [20:25] mwhudson, great! [20:26] i guess it may take a while [20:26] (hooray for screen(1)) [20:28] ondrej: poke me tomorrow :) [20:29] mwhudson, i will be away from any computers during the day, travelling, but will try to get here again in the evening [20:29] in about 24 hours, wherever you are... [20:30] ondrej: if i'm not online (i may not be), email me [20:30] firstname.lastname@canonical.com [20:30] thanks, i'll do that [20:31] for the time being, thanks a bunch for the custom solution, i really appreciate this [20:31] i hope it turns out to be useful :) [20:31] me too :-) [20:32] i think the import will take ~15 hours, fwiw [20:32] oh... neat little thing [20:33] i have to go now, hope this works [20:33] goodbye [20:41] Now, wtf, now I can't login to the wiki, i get: "'ascii' codec can't encode characters in position 33-36: ordinal not in range(128)" [20:42] bddebian: do you have a bit of a traceback for that perhaps? [20:43] http://paste.debian.net/37167/ [20:44] bddebian: which wiki is that btw? [20:44] (not that I have any fixing powers here) [20:45] ah, wiki.ubuntu.com [20:45] Aye, I wonder if it's something in AnAnts names/characters that my browser can't handle [20:45] bddebian: why is there weird gunk in the http headers? [20:46] header = u'Location: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/\u0623\u062d\u0645\u062f \u0627\u0644\u0645\u062d\u0645\u0648\u062f\u064a/UniverseContributorApplication/' [20:46] I think because his name is arabic or something [20:47] This is the direct link: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/%D8%A3%D8%AD%D9%85%D8%AF%20%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%85%D8%AD%D9%85%D9%88%D8%AF%D9%8A/UniverseContributorApplication [20:47] right, the u+062f is arabic [20:47] bddebian: I can open that link with iceweasel [20:48] I can open the link but I get that error when I sign in with openid [20:48] * LarstiQ tries [20:49] bddebian: fails too [20:50] bddebian: and if you login first, then navigate to that page? [20:50] * LarstiQ would guess there is an encoding bug in the (moin moin?) openid return url handling [20:50] I'm trying that now [20:51] Yeah, that works [20:51] bddebian: then, I think it's a case for the (l)osas? You probablly know the procedure better than I do. [20:53] bddebian: wildly guessing, http://moinmo.in/FeatureRequests/OpenIDSupport includes a comment that might be topical: # openid.consumer doesn't want to believe that unicode objects [20:53] - come from get requests [20:55] * LarstiQ goes home [20:56] Ah, laterz === mthaddon changed the topic of #launchpad to: Launchpad is going down from 22:00 UTC until 23:00 UTC for a code update | https://launchpad.net/ | Help contact: - | Join https://launchpad.net/~launchpad-users | Channel logs: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com [21:40] Can someone tell me how to attach a package from my ppa to a project download page [21:45] ausimage, you can't -- there is no way to tie them together [21:46] hmmm then how do most handle getting debs to users? [22:01] hi [22:12] One of the tricky things of being in GMT, is remembering that for half the year, you're actually *not* in UTC :-) [22:15] maxb: :) === sale_ is now known as sale [22:59] Trust me to first hit Launchpad 40 seconds before it goes away... [23:00] * LarstiQ trusts wgrant [23:12] Oh, wow. Read-only works this time! [23:12] Nice. [23:14] But bugs can't be viewed. [23:16] so it's only partly read-only? [23:16] So it seems. [23:16] "You cannot make any changes at this time." [23:16] I wonder what changes it would be trying to block for viewing a bug [23:17] I do not know. [23:19] Unauthorized: (, 'isUserAffected', 'launchpad.Edit')
[23:20] Aha. [23:20] * beuno goes off to bed [23:20] I guess that makes sense. [23:21] Night beuno [23:21] wgrant: that's a bug. are you filing one? [23:22] intellectronica: I can't! [23:22] I will, though. [23:22] It's clearly a bug - it's just one that makes sense. [23:22] wgrant: heh, right :) [23:23] my guess is we simply use the read/write db when we shouldn't. there's absolutely no reason why we would want to write when viewing a bug [23:23] anyway, also need to sleep [23:28] intellectronica: beuno gave the real reason up there a bit. [23:29] yup, but why this function wants to access the rw db i don't know [23:30] intellectronica: Mightn't it be because it only wants to be called when the user is logged in? [23:30] As otherwise there's no user to check... [23:31] Is there any chance lp is going to be back before 23:00 UTC or do we really have to wait until 23:00 ? [23:31] Or maybe it always wants to create a record, which might just be False. Anyway, I'll file a bug when it comes up. [23:31] wgrant: i doubt it. my guess is that it explicitly gets a db connection, and gets the wrong one [23:31] jelmer: I find it's often up well before, but last time it took rather longer. [23:31] OK. [23:32] wgrant, thanks [23:34] yup, that's exactly what it is [23:35] intellectronica: Requesting the master? [23:35] wgrant: yes [23:35] OK - I'll file that bug... and you were going to bed. [23:35] and as it happens, this is entirely my fault :-/ so i better go to sleep so i can fix that tomorrow morning [23:35] Heh. [23:35] wgrant: thanks. you can assign it to me :) [23:36] intellectronica: Sure. [23:36] * intellectronica --> zZz [23:37] Night,. [23:39] It looks like it's back. [23:40] jelmer: ^^ [23:41] wgrant, we're here in the lobby working on it.. [23:41] Ursinha: How's it going? [23:42] wgrant, dealing with some issues right now [23:42] nothing that will kill us :) [23:43] Sounds good. === jelmer is now known as Guest97317