[00:00] maxb: and it's hard to think of a password -based algorithm as "commercially" secure [00:01] maxb: anyway, I think your explanations are enough, I can do a research later about it... [00:03] maxb: thank you very much! === fta_ is now known as fta [01:48] hmm.. is ftp on ppa.launchpad.net down? http works fine, but dput fails loudly: connection refused [01:49] yeah same here [01:53] guessing it's been down for a while, https://edge.launchpad.net/builders/ shows zero ppa builds pending [01:53] * wgrant hopes cprov is still around. [01:54] Or maybe mthaddon is? [01:57] fixed [01:57] Or elmo. Thanks elmo. [01:58] jacob: (it was only down for ~30m, btw) [01:58] elmo: just my short-sighted speculation. ;) thanks! [02:00] thanks for fixing it! [02:10] wgrant: I am, let me check. [02:10] oh, elmo already fixed it. === Edwin is now known as Guest66759 === mdz_ is now known as mdz [12:45] I have I question about ppas: If I put a package for karmic in a ppa, will it automatically be rebuilt if dependencies change? [12:52] homy: No. [12:56] Hi all! If I need a retrace, there's no way to get LP to do it against a PPA version of an application, is there? [12:56] lamothe: LP doesn't do the retraces. A bot run on a non-Launhcpad machine in the datacentre does. You could equally run one on your own machine. [12:57] You could use apport-retrace locally to do it. [12:57] But PPAs don't produce debug symbols yet. [12:57] wgrant: Thanks for the answer, the issue is that he's on 64 bit, me 32 bit. [12:58] wgrant: Is there a way out of this pickle apart from asking the user to dl the source ... or me get a 64 bit Ubuntu. [12:58] lamothe: Get him to use apport-retrace, perhaps. [12:59] wgrant: He will need to source for that right ... there's no other way. Just checking that I'm giving the end-user unnecessary work. [13:01] lamothe: apport-retrace does not use the source - just debug symbols. You will get limited information without the source or debug symbols, however. [13:02] wgrant: Thanks again, I'll see what I can do. === elmo_ is now known as elmo [13:24] I'm puzzled by the copy function in ppas. Could you name a possible use-case just for me to grasp this function better? [13:27] homy: first uploading to a beta ppa and then copying to the release one when satisified [13:27] homy: which is exactly what we do with bzr-beta-ppa [13:28] Back- and forward-porting are what I normally use it for. [13:28] As well as copying between PPAs as required. [13:28] LarstiQ: thanks. [13:28] wgrant: do you mean copying from intrepid to jaunty? [13:28] homy: Basically. [13:29] wgrant: if I try that, it says that same version already has published binaries in the destination archive? [13:30] homy: The message means precisely what it says. [13:30] You must copy the binaries too. [13:31] wgrant: thanks. [15:42] is it possible for a "project driver" to upload .pot files? [17:19] how do you delete a project? [17:22] MontelEdwards, you have to ask a question to an administrator on https://launchpad.net/launchpad/+addquestion === yofel_ is now known as yofel [23:51] hey, you know that edge lp certificate has just expired ? (YMMV based on where do you live ;) ) [23:52] kklimonda: you beat be for a minute here :P