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mb741i've created and validated now an openpgp key. then i've called "debuild -S". and then "dput ...". But what I get now is:Checksum doesn't match for ../window-picker-applet_0.4.24-ep3.dsc. But the signature seems to be good, which is mentioned 1 line above. What's wrong here?00:00
wgrantmb741: Did dput tell you that the checksum doesn't match?00:01
mb741yes00:01
wgrantCompare the checksum in the .chnages with the actual checksum of the .dsc.00:01
mb741Yes this seems to fail00:02
mb741Why?00:02
wgrantIf they differ, you've uploaded the wrong .changes. debuild -S again.00:02
wgrantAnd make sure you dput the _source.changes.00:02
mb741I've called dpkg-buildpackage before. Could that be the problem?00:02
wgrantIf you did it after you generated the .changes, yes.00:03
mb741Same error with recalling debuild -S00:03
wgrantSure you're uploading the right .changes?00:03
mb741ah i see now. that was the binary changes file00:04
wgrantRight.00:05
wgrantIt would have been rejected even if the .dsc wasn't wrong.00:05
mb741is there a possibility to upload binaries? i would need it for a testing branch for the kernel00:05
wgrantNo, you cannot upload binaries.00:06
wgrantWhy do you need to?00:06
mb7412 reasons: uploading the kernel sources needs about 65MB compared to 18MB of the binary00:07
mb741second reaons: when i build the source package the whole kernel tree is cleaned first. so when i only make small changes to any of the drivers i'll have to rebuild the whole kernel tree which takes ~3 hours on my netbook.00:08
wgrantmb741: Why not maintain a separate source tree and build the source package from that?00:09
mb741so when i can spread a binary test package then rebuilding the kernel tree only takes a few minutes because the other object files already exist00:09
wgrantThat's what I do for my packages.00:09
wgrantI make the changes in my development tree, commit them, then merge them into the packaging tree and build the package from there.00:09
mb741the kernel tree is rather large00:09
wgrantNot terribly.00:10
mb741and do i have to upload 65MB for each change i make?00:13
wgrantmb741: Not if you keep the base code in an orig.tar.gz, like almost every package does.00:14
wgrantThen only the packaging changes (in the .diff.gz) need to be uploaded each time.00:14
mb741ah ok00:14
kurthyhi all00:15
mb741and what about branches. i've created some branches. uploading is no problem. but there is no way to build binaries of it. so what is the sence of branches?00:15
wgrantmb741: Branches are for storing code. You can't yet have Launchpad build a package out of a branch.00:16
mb741ok thx00:16
kurthyfriend, who is using ati radeon hd 365000:17
kurthydownloaded xorg patch from launchpad and the card is working correctly00:17
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kurthyif he upgrade the xorg, it will be ok on no?00:18
kurthyr00:18
wgrantkurthy: This isn't the right channel. Which patch?00:18
kurthywgrant,i thought that,but only i would like to get information00:19
kurthybecause i would like to buy a notebook lenovo t500 which have same graphic card with intel integrated00:20
wgrantTry #ubuntu, perhaps.00:20
kurthyok,00:20
wgrantThis definitely isn't the right channel.00:20
kurthyok00:20
kurthyand it isnt a best time :D00:21
kurthyi go to sleep, have a nice night :)00:21
kurthyhi00:21
mac9416Hey, y'all, how can I get a .po file to work with a program?00:27
mac9416Namely, keryx00:27
mac9416Apparently (looking at the source code) the locale directory is ./locale00:28
mac9416I dropped a .po file in there, I just wonder where to go from here.00:28
LaserJockanybody around who can help with multiple PPAs00:54
LaserJock?00:54
wgrant!ask | LaserJock00:54
ubottuLaserJock: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-)00:54
LaserJockyeah, yeah00:54
mac9416lol00:54
LaserJockcan I delete a PPA or rename it?00:54
wgrantHeh.00:54
wgrantNo.00:54
LaserJockumm, bummer00:54
wgrantYou can get an admin to disable a PPA, but that won't do much until 2.2.9.00:55
wgrantEr, 3.000:55
LaserJocklet's see, I think I can work around this00:55
wgrantYou could possibly convince a LOSA to rename it.00:55
wgrantBut I'm not sure.00:55
spmthere are issues....00:55
LaserJockI think I've got a way to work around it00:56
wgrantspm: Hm, so there are.00:56
LaserJockI wanted 2 PPAs with a particular name00:56
wgrantForgot about the indices.00:56
spmif you're package free in the given PPA, rename isn't too hard, if you have packages and want to retain them, aiui, it gets... complex in evil ways00:56
LaserJockbut I'll just make the first PPA a generic team PPA and add the other two I want after00:56
LaserJockI'm just creating them now00:56
wgrantIt'd be nice if there was a way to trigger careful publication of a particularly PPA. That would make renames of people and PPAs easy.00:57
maxbYeah, I have "(unused default PPA)" on a couple of my teams, because I want named PPAs00:57
spmI believe the issue is around key signing of packages - or some such. IMBW here, this is somewhat overheard parroting.00:58
wgrantThe signing key is now shared between all of a Person's PPAs (except a couple of mine, which were created early on), so that's not an issue.00:58
maxbI can't see a problem with renaming people and PPAs other than breaking extant sources.lists00:58
spmmaybe I'm confusing with renaming an accuont/ppa00:59
wgrantBut the archive indices carry the PPA name.00:59
spmbest bet is to ask for the definitive answer on the lp dev list01:00
wgrantIf publish-distro noticed that the directory was missing from the filesystem and automatically went careful, that would eliminate the need for LOSAs to move things around manually, and fix the indices.01:01
wgrantAnd only break sources.lists, which is inevitable.01:01
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JoaoJoaohello02:32
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akureiWhere do I report bugs in launchpad itself?03:15
akureiFirst one would be there's no visible "Report a bug" for launchpad ;)03:16
akurei(or am I too blind?)03:16
mwhudsonakurei: bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+filebug03:17
akureiAwesome, thanks!03:18
JoaoJoaoWhen I'm using a local Launchpad's codehosting instance, how do I push/pull branches?03:50
wgrantJoaoJoao: Use lp://dev/~path/to/branch URLs.03:52
wgranthttps://dev.launchpad.net/Code/HowToUseCodehostingLocally03:53
JoaoJoaohow do I lp-login to my local launchpad instance?03:56
wgrantI think the setup process might do something along those lines.03:57
wgrantAt least it puts sabdfl in the SSH config.03:58
spivThere's a script to add a user to the local db, IIRC.04:02
JoaoJoaomake-lp-user?04:02
wgrantThat sounds like it.04:02
mwhudsonJoaoJoao: yes04:02
wgrantUnder utilities/ somewhere.04:02
JoaoJoaookay, I created the admin user and tried to bzr push lp://dev/~admin/myproject/trunk04:06
JoaoJoaoit asks me for my "joao@bazaar.launchpad.dev's password:" (joao is my os user)04:07
mwhudsonum04:13
mwhudsonJoaoJoao: do you have a bazaar.launchpad.dev section in ~/.ssh/config?04:14
mwhudsonlaunchpad will never ask for a password, it sounds like you're connecting to port 22 still04:14
JoaoJoaodammit I had to generate new ssh keys :(04:22
wgrantWhy?04:22
wgrantmake-lp-user Just Worked for me. It even added my SSH keys.04:23
JoaoJoaoI forgot the password04:23
JoaoJoaodo I have to generate a new launchpad_id_dsa file?04:27
mwhudsonno04:32
mwhudsonthat key is associated with the sabdfl account in the sample data04:33
JoaoJoaoOh I see04:33
JoaoJoaoLooks like I screwed my instance beyond repair, I'm just going to create a new one04:34
JoaoJoaowhat do I need to add to .ssh/config exactly?04:49
wgrantJoaoJoao: rocketfuel-setup does it for you.04:50
JoaoJoaohmm didn't do it for me04:53
wgrantActually, maybe it just tells you to do it.04:54
wgrantI don't remember.04:54
wgrantIt certainly printed out the config snippet for me.04:54
JoaoJoaoI created this .ssh/config: http://pastebin.com/m59d1f69c04:57
JoaoJoaoand when I try to "bzr branch lp://dev/~joao/ae/trunk" it tells me "Agent admitted failure to sign using the key."04:58
spivJoaoJoao: your ssh config is for bazaar.launchpad.dev, but your url has just "dev".05:00
mwhudsonspiv: uh, no?05:01
spivmwhudson: oh, duh05:01
spivJoaoJoao: nevermind me :)05:01
spivmwhudson: thanks :)05:01
JoaoJoaospiv:  ;)05:01
JoaoJoaoI'm sure I'm doing something stupid, as I always do05:02
mwhudsonJoaoJoao: so what happens if you run "ssh <your launchpad login>@bazaar.launchpad.dev" ?05:02
JoaoJoaosame thing05:03
mwhudsonthen i guess your ssh keys aren't set up right05:04
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JoaoJoaoI ran ssh-keygen again05:18
JoaoJoaodammit, ssh-keygen is generated wrong keys05:23
JoaoJoaogenerating05:23
wgrantWhy don't you just use your existing key?05:24
JoaoJoaoI don't have one05:25
JoaoJoaoDidn't05:25
wgrantWOw.05:25
JoaoJoaoIt's been a while since I last used this computer05:25
JoaoJoaofinally, it works05:35
JoaoJoaothanks for you help, wgrant, mwhudson05:41
mwhudsonnp05:43
wgrantnp05:43
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ronnyyo10:10
ronnyi got a messed up stacked branch at lp:~aafshar/vellum/vellum-sphinx-docs, anyone knows how to fix10:10
mattionsOne question about the PPA package system10:19
mattionsIf I have my source in launchpad10:19
mattionsthe PPa is built automatically ?10:19
noodles775mattions: not quite yet, but soon.10:19
noodles775bigjools: are there details somewhere about source package branches and publishing to PPAs? ^^10:20
bigjoolsnot yet10:20
mattionsok, I'll watch the launchpad blog10:20
bigjoolsit's still being designed10:20
mattionsthat will be just amazing10:21
ronnyanyone?10:21
noodles775:)10:21
mattions:D10:21
bigjoolsronny: define "messed up" ?10:21
ronnybigjools: cant pull/branch it10:21
ronnyi get a trace about some factory thing10:21
noodles775ouch, absent content factory...10:21
bigjoolsronny: there is a bug in bzr versions < 1.16.110:22
bigjoolsyou need to get bzr 1.1.6.1 at least, preferably 1.1710:22
bigjoolsthen you need to reconcile your local repo, delete the branch on LP, and re-push10:23
ronnybigjools: its not my own branch, someone else made it10:24
bigjoolslet me try pulling it10:24
bigjoolsronny: right, I can't pull it either, the person who owns it needs to do what I just said10:25
wgrantbigjools: There is a script around to fix branches like that.10:25
bigjoolsoh really?10:25
bigjoolseven  better10:25
wgrant(without having a good copy)10:25
* wgrant searches.10:25
ronnygood to know10:26
* bigjools idly wonders if LP can reject clients with a certain version10:26
wgrantProbably bug #354036, which has a script attached.10:26
ubottuLaunchpad bug 354036 in bzr "ErrorFromSmartServer - AbsentContentFactory object has no attribute 'get_bytes_as' exception while pulling from Launchpad" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/35403610:26
ronnywgrant: works fine, thanks10:49
wgrantronny: Great.11:01
dpmjtv: (or anyone else familiar with soyuz and translations). We're trying to fix bug 376686. It is a translation bug in Kubuntu, and we'd need to upload a new version of the kde-l10n-eu package (that's the one containing the POT and PO files to be imported into Rosetta) into -proposed. The question is whether translations for uploads in -proposed are also picked up in Rosetta. I think the answer is "no", but I'd like to check that with an LP dev :)11:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 376686 in language-pack-kde-eu "Errors in KDE4 basque translation - Cyrillic characters and wrong names" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/37668611:44
jtvWait...  Cyrillic in the Basque translation!?11:44
jtvAh, that's what the bug says.11:45
jtvdpm: if the packages aren't in main (or restricted iirc), they won't get picked up.11:46
jtvIf they are in both main and proposed, it depends on what Soyuz does.11:46
dpmthe package is in main and proposed11:46
dpmcould any soyuz guys help us on that one ^?11:54
noodles775dpm: I'm not sure myself, but bigjools might know?11:54
bigjoolsI don't remember offhand, let me check11:55
bigjoolsdpm, noodles775, jtv: translations are processed when they're in -proposed11:59
dpmbigjools: thanks a lot, noodles775, thanks for pointing us in the right direction :)12:00
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bdrung_can it be that the source code showing part of launchpad is down?14:01
bdrung_e.g. check out http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mozillateam/mozilla-devscripts/mozilla-devscripts/revision/21814:01
intellectronicabdrung_: the code browser may be down. it's not that uncommon. will check what's going on14:01
kfogelbdrung_: yeah, I'm seeing that page down too14:04
bdrung_an unrelated issue is that the bazaar import failes. after some time it dies because of a timeout or connection problem. the last tries died after 200 minutes. https://code.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/gnome-colors/trunk14:05
intellectronicabdrung_: sorted. thanks for letting us know14:05
bdrung_intellectronica: to wich one do you refer?14:05
intellectronicabdrung_: the source browser being down14:06
bdrung_intellectronica: no problem. :)14:06
intellectronicabdrung_: as for the code import, could you please open a question? someone can take a look at it later14:06
bdrung_intellectronica: for the vcs-imports group?14:07
intellectronicabdrung_: https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+addquestion14:08
bdrung_intellectronica: ok, done14:15
bdrung_https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/7863014:15
eLBatihi14:42
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eLBaticould someone tell me where is the APIs source code?14:48
intellectronicaeLBati: depends what you mean by API. the mechanism is implemented in lazr.restul. the launchpad api itself is annotated on the interfaces exposed. the python library for accessing the api is in launchpadlib14:50
DavieyeLBati: you might be dissapointed to learn that there isn't a view or middleware to the API.. it really is a raw interface, where the result is returned to the client14:51
intellectronicaDaviey: why is that disappointing?14:52
eLBatithanks intellectronica. Daviey I knew14:53
kfogelmrevell: I'm not sure how to handle https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/78131 ... advice?15:02
* mrevell looks15:02
kfogelmrevell: redirect to become a bug report against soyuz, maybe?15:02
mrevellkfogel: I'd ask cprov to take a look15:03
kfogelmrevell: thx15:03
Davieyintellectronica: I assumed there were get/set methods tbh.15:06
intellectronicaDaviey: you can create setters if necessary15:07
Davieyintellectronica: really?!15:07
intellectronicaDaviey: see for example how IBug.status is annotated15:07
Davieyintellectronica: i care about get requests..15:08
intellectronicaDaviey: why is that? anyway, you can do that too, by exporting a new property and renaming it. but that's a bit of a hack15:09
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kfogelcprov: can you take a look at https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/78131 ?  I think you're more qualified to know what to do with it than I am.15:15
cprovkfogel: sure15:15
kfogelcprov: thanks!15:15
Davieyintellectronica: I was going to work on bug #340640 .. i thought it would be pretty trivial with an abstraction layer.. i didn't fully realise it was the raw return from the result.15:16
ubottuLaunchpad bug 340640 in launchpad-registry "Standard way of finding mugshot url, default if not set" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34064015:16
intellectronicaDaviey: i think it would be better if you didn't have to implement this property every time you want to get the url of something. it's worth talking to leonardr and see if he thinks there's a nice general way to solve this problem15:19
Davieyintellectronica: yeah.. with get/set methods it would have been trivial :P15:20
leonardrdaviey, intellectronica, can you give me a little background or should i just look at that bug?15:20
intellectronicaDaviey: trivial to add, but not trivial to maintain. anyway, it's not difficult to do, but i'm not sure that's the right way to do it15:21
Davieyleonardr: the bug does describe it quite well.15:21
intellectronicaleonardr: the bug gives a pretty good description15:21
intellectronicaleonardr: essentially, i think what Daviey wants is a nice way to get the url of an asset using the API. he suggested adding a new property the returns that, but i'm wondering if it can be solved in a more general way, since the object itself is already available via the API15:22
leonardrintellectronica, daviey: it's been proposed to give a binary file object a json representation which would contain metadata, including a self_link15:23
leonardrthat self_link would be what you want, iiuc15:23
intellectronicayeah, that sounds like a good solution to me15:23
intellectronicaand you only have to do that once15:23
leonardrlet me see if there's a bug for that already15:25
Daviey\o/15:27
cody-somervilleSomeone is messing with the bugs in my launchpad project :(15:31
cody-somervillebluesteelerwheeler15:31
cody-somervilleSee https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/sapidlib/+bug/181270 for example15:32
ubottuLaunchpad bug 181270 in sapidlib/lpuni-final "banned" [High,Fix committed]15:32
leonardrdaviey, intellectronica: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/40691215:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 406912 in ubuntu "Publish a JSON representation of a binary file containing metadata" [Undecided,New]15:41
Davieynice leonardr :)15:41
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kfogelmrevell: I'm going through the feedback@ queue right now.  One fellow says "I didn't get a registrations mail.  Please look up this problem."  I have his real name, but searching for that in the lp front page search box turns up nothing.  Should I just ask him what user account name he created, or is there some way to find it out?16:25
mrevellkfogel: I think sinzui should be able to find his registration in the d/b, based on his email address.16:25
sinzuimrevell: kfogel: I do not have db access16:26
kfogelmrevell: I'd rather bother the requester than sinzui, though.  I'll just ask him.  (We shouldn't need db access for this, though, hmm.)16:26
sinzuiI search https://launchpad.net/people for the user name or the email address to find people16:26
kfogelsinzui: thank you16:27
sinzuikfogel: if the email address is not there, he does not have a profile...16:27
mrevellkfogel, sinzui: I thought the issue here, though, was that the person hadn't received their confirmation token. Sinzui, haven't you previously approved accounts when this has happened?16:27
sinzuikfogel: The confusion is that those email do not come from launchpad. that the SSO16:28
kfogelmrevell, sinzui: first I want to make sure he was at the right URL, so I've followed up and we'll get more information.16:29
sinzuikfogel: when a user uses the token in the email to create an account, a second process steps in also created a launchpad profile16:29
kfogelaaaaaaaaaaack16:29
kfogelmrevell, sinzui: his next mail says "problem solved".  Note to self: look down the list for more mails from the same person.16:29
mrevell:)16:30
sinzui\o/16:30
kfogelmrevell: hey, is feedback@ archived anywhere?  I want to be able to point to specific mails...16:31
kfogelOH16:31
kfogelmrevell: nm, I got it I think16:31
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mrevellkfogel: Cool16:32
kfogelmrevell: I went to lists.launchpad.net/.../feedback, but (interestingly) feedback@ is not hosted at launchpad.  I think that's a bit odd, and maybe should change now, but that's a separate issue.16:32
kfogelmrevell: it's at lists.canonical.com16:32
kikokfogel, mrevell: yeah, it's interesting that it's not hosted here, but somehow.. I feel creating a new team for that list is just wrong!16:33
mrevellkfogel: Yeah, but the feedback list itself is kinda incidental: it just happens to be a good way of getting it to more than one person. Ideally we'd probably have a ticketing system behind that email address, rather than a mailing list.16:33
kfogelkiko: that's a feeling we'll keep having, then, since there are plenty of times when one wants a mailing list but not a team :-).16:34
kfogelkiko: But, in this case, a team actually isn't a bad idea maybe... ?16:34
kikokfogel, I hear you're going to talk to barry and sinzui about it..16:34
kfogelkiko: oh, the conversation is ongoing :-).  But we haven't prioritized resolving it (or anyway I haven't) because the workaround is so easy: create a team despite the yucky feeling.16:34
kfogelkiko, mrevell: oh, my main concern turns out to be moot anyway: "feedback {AT} launchpad.net" is the advertised address, which is great.16:36
mrevellkfogel: Yeah, like I say, the list behind the addr. is kinda incidental as no one other than a handful of us ever see it.16:37
kfogelmrevell: +116:38
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FourDollarsHi All! I got a problem when I upload source package to PPA.17:44
FourDollars"The source betaradio - 0.1.2-1ubuntu1 is already accepted in ubuntu/karmic and you cannot upload the same version within the same distribution. You have to modify the source version and re-upload."17:44
FourDollarsBut I think I have removed all packages in https://launchpad.net/~fourdollars/+archive/ppa17:45
bigjoolsFourDollars: you can't upload the same version more than once, even if you delete it17:47
FourDollarsbigjools: So I should change from 0.1.2-1ubuntu1 to what? Any suggest?17:49
maxbIdeally you would never use a vresion like 0.1.2-1ubuntu1 in a PPA since it looks like something that could be in Ubuntu itself17:50
bigjoolsFourDollars: anything, just bump the version and it will work, I'll leave it to others to suggest appropriate versions for PPAs17:50
bigjoolslike that :)17:50
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didrockshey guys. I try to import translations on launchpad from a branch. The pot file has been succefully imported, but the french translation is still "needs review" (and I can delete it otherwise), you to get it approved? Only the project leader can? https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/quickly/0.x/+imports17:52
FourDollarsbigjools: maxb: Thanks for your suggestion. I think I have some idea. :D17:53
maxbI would probably carry on calling them -1ubuntu2, -1ubuntu3, etc. until the next upstream version is released, at which point you can change to -0ppa1 -0ppa2 etc.17:54
maxbor -0fourdollars1 etc. if you prefer17:54
maxbThe essential aim is to make your PPA version less than the Debian/Ubuntu version that the package would have if it was added to the official distro17:55
FourDollarsmaxb: I am the upstream. :)17:58
maxbAh :-)17:58
FourDollarsmaxb: So any suggestion about if ppa user is also the upstream.17:59
maxbUnless you have an intention of submitting it to Debian soon, I would probably just go with plain numbered revisions then17:59
maxb0.1.2-2 etc.17:59
FourDollarsIf another guy package my software and submit it to Debian, there may be some conflict about the version.18:03
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maxbAre you planning to submit your package to Ubuntu itself rather than just a PPA?18:05
FourDollarsThe original source tar ball named betaradio-0.1.2.tar.bz2 so that Debian packager conventionally will name version as 0.1.2-1, right?18:05
maxbyes18:05
FourDollarsmaxb: This software is broken right now. ^^|18:06
maxbheh18:06
maxb<maxb> I would probably carry on calling them -1ubuntu2, -1ubuntu3, etc. until the next upstream version is released, at which point you can change to -0ppa1 -0ppa2 etc.18:06
maxbI'd stick with that suggestion for now18:06
FourDollarsmaxb: But actually it is broken because of libmms borken. :P18:07
maxbIt's fairly short and doesn't create any conflicts with potential future Debian/Ubuntu versions than already exists18:07
FourDollarsmaxb: So I have to fix libmms. https://code.launchpad.net/~fourdollars/libmms/devel18:09
FourDollars0.1.2-1 < 0.1.2-1ubuntu1 or 0.1.2-1 > 0.1.2-1ubuntu1 ?18:10
alkisgIs there any easy way to "copy packages" from karmic to my ppa, targetting jaunty? (I know this'll only work for _some_ packages, not all of them...)18:11
alkisgI mean the official karmic builds, not packages from some ppa...18:12
FourDollarsI have the similar question. I want to package for karmic/jaunty/intrepid/hardy.18:15
FourDollarsBut I have to edit debian/changelog four times.18:15
alkisgFourDollars: no, you can just "copy packages" and target a different series...18:16
FourDollarsalkisg: I tred that. Launchpad don't let me do that.18:17
alkisgFourDollars: I do that frequently, so you must have selected something wrong...18:17
FourDollarsalkisg: Thanks for your information. I will try that again. :)18:18
maxbalkisg: Yes there is but the page is somewhat buried. Let me find it.18:21
alkisgThank you maxb18:21
FourDollars    * betaradio 0.1.2-1ubuntu2 in karmic (same version already building in the destination archive for Karmic)18:23
FourDollarsI think I choose "Destination series" as Jaunty.18:23
FourDollarsChoose "Copy options" as "Rebuild the copied sources"18:24
alkisgFourDollars: try with "Copy existing binaries", I don't remember which of the two did the trick18:24
FourDollarsalkisg: "Copy existing binaries" doesn't rebuild from source code right? So this option may cause some compatible problem.18:26
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alkisgYeah, I guess you're right on this.18:27
FourDollars    * betaradio 0.1.2-1ubuntu2 in karmic (source has no binaries to be copied)18:28
FourDollarsalkisg: So i have edit debian/changelog four times for karmic/jaunty/intrepid/hardy.18:29
alkisgFourDollars: I'm not experienced with launchpad, I don't know if there's any other alternatives. Well I know one other alternative, you can specify the full path to the series in dput.cf18:30
synichttp://www.centos.org/  <--- this is precisely why I request that teams have an option for a "co-owner"18:30
* kfogel is away: kfogel-food18:31
alkisgFourDollars: i.e. incoming = ~username/ppa/ubuntu/jaunty to upload specifically to jaunty18:31
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FourDollarsalkisg: https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA/Uploading18:32
alkisg?18:33
FourDollarsalkisg: That page mention "incoming = ~<your_launchpad_id>/<ppa_name>/ubuntu/"18:33
alkisgYes, that uses the series from the changelog, and the method I'm saying uses the series from dput.cf, what's your point?18:34
alkisgSo I think you can have 4 sections in dput.cf, one for each series...18:35
FourDollarsalkisg: Have you try that at any PPA?18:36
alkisgYes, I used it to upload a package of mine that had "stable" in the changelog, and I put it to jaunty series18:36
FourDollarsalkisg: I see. Thanks for your suggestion. I will try that. :)18:38
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bdmurrayleonardr: did you mean for bug 406912 to go somewhere else?18:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 406912 in ubuntu "Publish a JSON representation of a binary file containing metadata" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40691218:45
leonardrbdmurray: aargh, yes. i meant to file it in lazr.restful18:46
FourDollarsalkisg: The source betaradio - 0.1.2-1ubuntu2 is already accepted in ubuntu/karmic and you cannot upload the same version within the same distribution. You have to modify the source version and re-upload.18:48
maxbalkisg: The URL you want is https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archive/primary/+copy-packages?field.series_filter=karmic&field.name_filter=PACKAGE_YOU_WANT18:50
alkisgFourDollars: That was all I know, can't tell you anything else :)18:50
alkisgmaxb: thanks a lot !18:50
maxbBecause the number of packages in the primary archive is so huge you have to go straight to the URL including some filters, or the DB query times out18:50
alkisgAh, ok, that's not a problem18:50
alkisgWow, that was perfect, it'll be really really handy for backporting stuff for some schools I administer. Thanks again!18:51
maxbalkisg: I do *not* recommend this for backporting18:52
alkisgmaxb: don't worry, I'll only use it when I know it'll work18:53
maxbIf you do this, I recommend you only do it with the "copy binaries" option18:53
alkisgok18:53
maxbIf you use the "rebuild sources" option, you risk seriously screwing up future upgrades of the machines in question18:53
FourDollarsalkisg: Have you ever upload to jaunty, and upload to others like karmic/intrepid/hardy?18:54
alkisgmaxb: Hmmm I don't understand why would that affect upgrading. Of course I'll trust what you're saying and do it, but if you have some time to explain, I'm all ears :)18:54
alkisgFourDollars: only with the "copy binaries" option18:55
maxbalkisg: If you copy the source with a particular version number into a previous series, rebuilding the binary, you get a *different* binary deb with the same version number as the official one -  but potentially built with different dependencies and series-specific quirks.18:56
FourDollarsalkisg: You use dput to upload source package, then use "copy binaries" option to copy from jaunty to others like karmic/intrepid/hardy right?18:56
maxbBecause the version number is the same, the package manager will NOT know to upgrade it to the official one for the proper later series when an upgrade is eventually done.18:56
alkisgFourDollars: right18:56
alkisgmaxb: but if I use "copy binaries", and an update is later on available, it'll update it?18:57
* alkisg needs to read the debian/ubuntu policy once more :(18:57
maxbalkisg: no - but it means you downloaded the official binary for that version in the first place - not a differently built version masquerading as it18:58
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alkisgBut still, it wasn't the official binary for my series; it was the official binary for another series, so if I wanted to do this right I should have put a ~ppa1 in it to get it properly upgraded...18:59
alkisgBut ok, I get your point now, thanks :)19:00
dpmdidrocks: you probably have noticed, but they've already been imported and quickly is now translatable at https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/quickly/0.x :)19:00
FourDollarsSo I have to edit debian/changelog and upload four times for karmic/jaunty/intrepid/hardy. XD19:00
maxbFourDollars: yes. I use a script to do this.19:01
maxbhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/237079/ for example19:01
FourDollarsmaxb: That's a good idea. :D19:01
mrooney|wHello launchpad friends! Anyone know why https://code.launchpad.net/wxbanker seems to be lying to me? The branch lp:~kolmis/wxbanker/transaction-tagging says "Last modified" 47 hours ago in the summary but if you click there hasn't been a commit in weeks.19:04
cody-somervilleWhy do I have (community) beside my name after I performed a review on a merge proposal?19:12
synicI know this is probably offtopic, but more developers hang out in here than do in #ubuntu, but is there a global configuration directive for "submit anonymous usage statistics" anywhere in ubuntu or gnome?19:21
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didrocksdpm: thanks, yes. It was not obvious to me that it was a question of time :) I only wonder why I can't associate ~quickly/quickly/translations as an export translation branch19:26
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dpmdidrocks: hehe. You might also consider choosing a different translations permission rather than Open. Open is good for casual contributions, but sometimes those translation suffer from lower quality and inconsistency. I'd recommend Structured and assigned to the launchpad-translators group (if quickly is not associated to a distro) or ubuntu-translators (if it is associated to Ubuntu). You'll find more information here, which will help you decide what's19:29
dpmbest for the project -> https://help.launchpad.net/Translations/YourProject#Choosing%20a%20permissions%20policy19:29
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geserbigjools or cprov: can you please kick the PPA buildd "osmium"? looks like it got stuck: https://edge.launchpad.net/builders/osmium19:43
cprovgeser: let me check19:44
ssamhi, has the osmium builder got stuck? it should not take 24hours to compile a small package19:44
cprovgeser: source being built by other builder, osmium reset.19:50
ssamcprov thanks19:53
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didrocksdpm: thanks for the advice. I will consider it. I just have to see why I can't associate the auto export in branch, but it will come :)20:47
pace_t_zuluhey, can someone help me with a ppa?21:07
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geserwhat's the question/problem?21:10
pace_t_zulugeser: can i delete old imports to the ppa? i haven't been able to21:12
pace_t_zulugeser: i have changed the versioning scheme on a package... and so an older version appears to be newer than what i am trying to upload... causes the new version to be rejected21:20
geserpace_t_zulu: in that case you need to introduce an epoch in the version. making in that way bigger the current one21:22
pace_t_zulugeser: funny you should mention that... the old version is using an epoch21:23
pace_t_zulugeser: i decided to go back to the date21:23
geserI'm not sure how exactly the deletion works, but it's mostly marking a package as deleted as you can resurrect it for some time so LP will now about that version for that time too21:23
geserpace_t_zulu: then you need to increase the epoch21:24
geserand your users will benefit from it too else they don't get any updates from your PPA21:24
pace_t_zulugeser: so the answer to my question is that packages cannot be deleted from a ppa... perhaps i can delete the ppa and create it again21:24
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pace_t_zulugeser: shouldn't have any users of my ppa just yet21:24
geserIIRC you can't delete a PPA yet, but you should be able to mark it as disabled and start a new one if you want to go this way21:25
pace_t_zulugeser: seems as if PPAs are still a bit rough in terms of implementation...21:26
gesersome parts yes, but most parts work correctly21:29
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mac9416What do y'all make of this? (pardon me pasting)22:05
mac9416mac9416@mac9416-laptop:~/devel$ bzr commit -m "Added meta.py to libkeryx and keryx.py to the root directory"22:05
mac9416Committing to: /home/mac9416/devel/22:05
mac9416aborting commit write group: PointlessCommit(No changes to commit)22:05
mac9416bzr: ERROR: no changes to commit. use --unchanged to commit anyhow22:05
mac9416mac9416@mac9416-laptop:~/devel$22:05
dashbzr does not believe there are any changes to commit.22:06
beunomac9416, what does "bzr status" say?22:06
mac9416I'm very certain I have made changes. Can I fool bzr?22:06
mac9416Lemme check22:06
pace_t_zulumac9416: try "bzr status"22:06
pace_t_zulusee what that reports22:06
dashmac9416: have you made changes to versioned files?22:06
dashdid you use 'bzr add' for your new files/directories? :)22:07
mac94160_o, let me post the results of bzr status :-)22:07
mac9416mac9416@mac9416-laptop:~/devel$ bzr status22:07
mac9416unknown:22:07
mac9416  keryx.py22:07
mac9416  libkeryx/meta.py22:07
mac9416mac9416@mac9416-laptop:~/devel$22:07
dashthere you go.22:07
beunomac9416, you have not added those files22:07
mac9416Ah, OK22:07
mac9416So, bzr add filename?22:08
mac9416pace_t_zulu, seems everyone I know hangs out here ;-)22:08
pace_t_zulumac9416: indeed22:09
beunomac9416, or "bzr add", which will add everything22:09
mac9416OK, that's simple enough. Thanks22:09
pace_t_zulumac9416: bzr add keryx.py libkeryx/meta.py22:09
pace_t_zulumac9416: bzr commit -m "Added meta.py to libkeryx and keryx.py to the root directory"22:09
mac9416It worked! :-)22:09
pace_t_zuluword22:10
mac9416And as if I haven't caused enough trouble already:22:11
mac9416mac9416@mac9416-laptop:~/devel$ bzr push lp:~mac9416/keryx/devel/trunk22:11
mac9416Enter passphrase for key '/home/mac9416/.ssh/id_rsa':22:11
mac9416bzr: ERROR: Permission denied: "/~mac9416/keryx/devel/trunk": : Cannot create branch at '/~mac9416/keryx/devel/trunk'22:11
mac9416mac9416@mac9416-laptop:~/devel$ bzr lp-login mac941622:11
mac9416mac9416@mac9416-laptop:~/devel$ bzr push lp:~mac9416/keryx/devel/trunk22:11
mac9416Enter passphrase for key '/home/mac9416/.ssh/id_rsa':22:12
mac9416bzr: ERROR: Permission denied: "/~mac9416/keryx/devel/trunk": : Cannot create branch at '/~mac9416/keryx/devel/trunk'22:12
mac9416Can y'all tell I'm new at this?22:12
mac9416Nah22:12
beunomac9416, you seem to have too many parameters?22:13
beunodevel/trunk?22:13
mac9416Perhaps, I thought I was supposed to put /devel there, so I did :-P22:14
beunothe /trunk bit should be dropped22:14
mac9416OK22:14
beunohttps://code.edge.launchpad.net/~keryx/keryx/devel22:14
beunomac9416, and, you seem to have configured your name incorrectly22:15
mac9416I know, it's wierd22:15
beunotry:   bzr whoami "Firstname Lastname <email@address>"22:15
beunoand make sure you register that email address in Launchpad to get those commits linked to you22:16
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mac9416Well, I think it's registered. That's where I get emails from, is that good?22:17
mac9416Bug reports and such22:17
beunoyes22:18
beunojust need to fix the whoami in bzr then22:18
mac9416OK, the push worked.22:18
mac9416OK, did that.22:18
mac9416Everything appears to have worked. Thanks!22:19
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pace_t_zulumac9416: paste.ubuntu.com in the future...22:22
mac9416pace_t_zulu, my humble apologies22:23
pace_t_zulumac9416: no prob man :) ... just trying to help22:23
* mac9416 == lazy22:23
mac9416S'alright :-)22:23
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