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jkakarIs LP being upgraded?00:17
jkakarI can't push a branch that I was pushing successfully 10 minutes ago.00:17
jkakarHmm, working now. I guess edge must have been auto-updating or something.00:18
mwhudsonjkakar: edge updates are 0800 utc, so i doubt it was that00:20
jkakarmwhudson: This is what I saw: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/244926/00:29
mwhudsonjkakar: ah, bet that was logrotate bouncing the internal xmlrpc server00:29
thumperxmlrpc server?00:29
mwhudsonspm: can you confirm the timing of that?00:29
thumpermwhudson: that makes sense00:29
spmmwhudson: jkakar: about 30 minutes ago? yes, was the xmlrpc being rotated.00:31
mwhudsonwe need to find a way to stop that happening :/00:31
jkakarspm, mwhudson: This happened something like 14-17 minutes ago.00:32
jkakarI'm stepping away to go the beach... thanks for checking into it. :)00:32
pooliethumper: hello?01:48
pooliethumper: i think you should pull the branch sparklines from the site until they've been sorted out01:49
pooliethey look pretty bad atm01:49
lifelessI think the idea is flawed01:50
lifelessmost branches have the same content and thus the same graph01:50
lifelessand its too fine detail for presenting in that space01:50
pooliei agree01:50
thumperhmm...01:50
pooliethough, also, they're presenting *precisely* the same content01:50
thumperthey can look pretty bad01:51
poolieso i think something is also technically broken01:51
thumpernot so much on a personal page where you have different projects01:51
thumperbut01:51
lifelessthumper: I've yet to see one that looks good :(01:51
thumperI do see your pain01:51
pooliethumper: what would Tufte do? :)01:51
thumperperhaps we move them to the branch page and make them bigger01:51
wgrantOn edge they're utterly broken, but that's fine.01:51
lifelessthumper: what problem are they trying to solve?01:51
thumperpoolie: I don't know who Tufte is01:51
wgrantOn production they're just very ugly and a bit broken.01:51
pooliethumper: the design guru who invented sparklines01:52
poolieauthor of The Visual Display of something or other01:52
pooliebeuno went to some of his seminars01:52
thumperpoolie: ah01:52
thumperlifeless: I think they are trying to show activity of a sort01:52
pooliei think the general idea of 'show something about activity' is good01:53
pooliegreat even01:53
poolieand i'm fine with doing it through small inline graphics01:53
pooliebut these are not it01:53
poolieso we should be bold and pull them01:53
lifelessthumper: they aren't doing that though; not in an approachable/useful way *for our data set*01:53
thumperhmm01:54
thumperyeah01:54
wgrantMaybe one big sparkline on the project page showing all the project's revisions. A separate sparkline for each branch is crazy.01:54
lifelessthumper: what they show is commit rate over time; thats not actually that interesting a figure01:54
thumperlifeless: what should we show then?01:54
lifelessthumper: I have some ideas.01:55
lifelessfor a sparkline on branch pages, I'd suggest downloads per day01:55
lifelessand only show 2 weeks01:55
pooliei think seeing a representation of the diffstat to the trunk or the diffstat churn per day may be interesting01:55
thumperlifeless: we don't have download counts01:56
lifelessthumper: I know; nevertheless, as both a user and creator of branches, *that* would be the most interesting thing when looking at branches01:56
pooliebut my main point is: pulling them off would be an improvement; nobody is counting on them being there; we don't have to have a better idea to recognize they're a problem01:56
spmthumper: poolie: (as I glance to my bookshelf beside me) Tufte: The Visual Display of Quantitative Information; and Envisioning Information. Plus others, but those 2 are the more renowned. While Tufte is good!, personally I prefer Few's books. Easier to "geddit".01:56
lifelessand I'm arguing with poolie01:56
lifelessI *don't think we need to replace sparklines right now*01:56
pooliefilm at 11 :)01:56
poolieoh, why?01:57
pooliethey look pretty crap01:57
lifelesspoolie: yes, lets pull them01:57
lifelessI've been filing bugs for a while now01:57
lifelessjust drop the column01:57
lifelessor put it back to plain text01:57
poolieoh so what are we arguing about then?01:57
poolie:)01:57
lifelesspoolie: we're on the same team in the debate, is what I meant01:57
lifelessepic-irc-fail01:57
poolieheh, indeed01:58
pooliepaging esperanto advocates :)01:58
poolie(to explain why that ambiguous "with" is a bug in English)01:58
lifelessthumper: so, while we can talk about what would be really awesome to show there - and I have a list of concepts including poolies outstanding-delta suggestion; I think thats a different discussion to unbreaking the UI01:58
lifelesstotally offtopic, but well worth watching: http://media.smh.com.au/national/breaking-news/demolition-in-turkey-goes-wrong-661149.html01:59
thumperlifeless: we should have a call some time with beuno02:00
poolie*applause*02:00
pooliehe'd agree with me02:01
lifelesshttp://www.edwardtufte.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=0001OR&topic_id=102:01
thumperpoolie: beuno did the spark lines02:03
pooliethose pages are beautiful02:03
lifelessthumper: do you mean about 'what should we do there', or about 'lets make the page readable again by disabling a misfeature until we have something better'02:03
thumperlifeless: lets pull them for now, and address the issues02:03
lifeless\o/02:03
pooliei have enormous respect for beuno but this is too obviously "ooh, cool idea, let's try it"02:03
* poolie stops beating02:04
beunopoolie, lifeless, thumper, sparklines are meant to show if the project's trunk is active02:10
beunothat't it02:10
beunoand it does a good job at it02:10
beunothe fact that all branches show it now is a bug introduced by someone else02:10
beuno(Paul)02:10
thumperbeuno: it was a fix for the "wrong sparkline shown"02:10
beuno*only* trunk should show it02:10
beunothumper, right, and fixed that, and broke something else02:10
* thumper nods02:11
beunoI agree they're just noise today02:11
beunobut not for trunk02:11
thumperbeuno: well, some argue that02:11
beunoI've seen many people use them to find out if the project is active or not02:11
beunoit is however useless to project owners02:11
beunowhich are the people complaining02:11
beunofor all of those who wonder if that plugin is maintained02:11
beunosparklines give them an instant answer02:12
pooliebeuno: yeah, i think 'is this thing active' is a very important question02:12
beunoso we need to do something useful for project owners, I agree02:12
poolieum02:12
pooliei'm not so sure that a sparkline of commit activity over 90 days really shows that02:12
beunobut dropping them makes things worst again, with no real benefit to project owners02:12
poolieas compared to say just the number of commits in 90 days02:13
poolieis there a consistent vertical scale across all branches?02:13
wgrant(the number of commits in the last month is already at the top of that page)02:13
beunono, no common scale02:14
beunothe number of commits can be more deceptive, this give you the information a bit better02:14
beunonot fantastic, but better02:14
beunothey're there as a first stepping stone02:14
pooliei completely support crossing that river in small steps02:14
poolieit just seems to me that they're all essentially going to show random noise02:15
poolieunless it's totally flat02:15
poolieif you could see that some are relatively flat and some are very high that would be different02:15
poolieit emphasizes the change in commit rate from day to day but i think that's just noise?02:16
pooliein the examples in the page robert pointed to, there really can be a trend over time02:16
lifelessbeuno: I get the point you're making, but - and I do look at other projects - it still hasn't told me whether the project is active on another project in a meaningful way02:16
pooliein say a patient's temperature or a stock's price02:16
pooliebut i don't think commit rate really has trends02:16
poolieum02:16
poolienow by contrast you could show, say, number of distinct people committing per week or month02:17
pooliethat might plausibly have a pattern02:17
beunoyes, that may be better02:17
lifelessI'd love to see a sparkline with out the distracting text - put it on the right - and showing change-size (not commit rate), or bugfix-count, or downloads.02:18
pooliei'm not trying to be overly critical here02:18
beunoI'm very keen on taking this on again, now that I don't have to worry about the technology02:18
lifelessbut really, *users* is the key thing02:18
poolieif we undo the apparent bug so that it's only shown on the main branch02:18
pooliethat would be ok02:18
pooliethough i'd kind of rather pull them entirely until we have a better plan02:18
lifelessme too02:18
* beuno has to go02:19
lifelessI think its useful to experiment02:19
lifelessand adding them was an experiment02:19
beunobut I'm interested in taking this up again02:19
beuno:)02:19
lifelessbut we have to be willing to say that the experiment failed, back it out, and try a new one02:19
* beuno wants them there, as he's seen users use them02:19
lifelessbeuno: there are lots of things people will use; we have to choose carefully which ones go where02:20
lifelessbeuno: the biggest problem I have with the sparklines today is that the eye is drawn to the overlap of text and sparkline - the bad rendering.02:24
lifelessbeuno: its *that* that makes them unattractive and the page hard to read02:24
thumperlifeless: I don't get any overlap02:28
thumperlifeless: so perhaps giving your font details somewhere may help tack the rendering problem02:28
lifelessthumper: I filed a bug the day they landed, or thereabouts02:29
lifelessthumper: last I heard it hadn't been closed02:29
thumperlifeless: yeah... I recall seeing it I think02:29
lifelesshttps://code.launchpad.net/~lifeless02:29
lifeless*not* edge02:29
lifelessthat page has a single sparkline on it, showing both the '5 max commits' overlapping the line, and the '90 days..' overlapping the horizontal divider02:30
thumperlifeless: yeah, not for me02:31
pooliei get overlap too02:41
kklimondahmm.. I have a problem uploading to ppa, I think I've misconfigured something in my .dputrc02:53
kklimondaI get error http://paste.ubuntu.com/245104/ (dputrc: http://paste.ubuntu.com/245103/)02:53
kklimondawell, I've swapped links..02:53
wgrantkklimonda: >= Jaunty have the ppa stanza defined already.02:56
wgrantkklimonda: Where is taht dputrc?02:57
wgrantI suspect you have it in the wrong place, so you're in fact getting the system's "ppa".02:57
wgrantBut you don't need to define your own any more; just do something like 'dput ppa:wgrant/ppa blah_source.changes'02:57
kklimondawgrant: ok, thanks - i'll try that02:58
kklimondawgrant: thanks, it worked03:01
wgrantkklimonda: Excellent.03:02
zenwrylySo I've set up my PPA, built my package locally with dbuild and then did dput.  It all looks like it ran successfully, signatures and all, but I don't see anything on my PPA page.  At the end I see "Successfully uploaded packages.\n Not running dinstall.", is that last bit a problem?03:29
wgrantzenwryly: That's no problem. You should receive an email within 5 minutes, and the upload will appear on the PPA page if the upload was successful.03:30
wgrantzenwryly: You won't receive an email if it wasn't signed with a key that Launchpad knows about.03:30
zenwrylywgrant: ah!03:30
wgrantBut check for the email now.03:30
zenwrylywgrant: I only added my ssh keys03:30
zenwrylywgrant: thanks!03:30
wgrantAh.03:30
zenwrylywgrant: so if I do that after the fact, will my uploads proceed or should I upload again?03:32
wgrantzenwryly: You'll need to upload again.03:36
zenwrylywgrant: thanks again03:36
wgrantzenwryly: np03:37
zenwrylywgrant: well now I've got a rejection message so we'll all that progress :)03:43
zenwrylywgrant: thanks again!03:43
SamBit would be nice if launchpad would give you some feedback if you upload something with a bad signature ...03:44
SamBcould, even!03:44
zenwrylyWhat are the valid "section"s?03:46
wgrantzenwryly: http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-archive.html#s-subsections03:54
wgrantSamB: I believe there are plans to provide immediate in-band feedback after the upload for that sort of thing.03:55
zenwrylywgrant: thanks03:55
zenwrylywgrant: accepted!  Thanks fro getting me over the hump04:15
mwhudsonwgrant: rewrite poppy pls04:27
wgrantmwhudson: Would be nice...04:28
wgrantmwhudson: It's so tempting to steal the codehosting SFTP server.04:28
mwhudsonwgrant: that'd be awesome04:29
mwhudsoni have this vague feeling that sftp support in dput is a little new though?04:29
mwhudsonor am i making that up?04:29
lifelessits new04:30
lifelessI think NCommander added it.04:30
NCommanderlifeless, not me unfortunately04:30
* NCommander just got a working machine again :-/04:30
wgrantIt's not that new.04:31
wgrantAnd anything is better than the current setup, I think.04:31
SamBwhat, does the current setup involve running linux on a dead badger?04:31
mwhudsonhey, poppy hasn't fallen over for a week or so, i think04:32
wgrantSamB: I like that article.04:32
SamBwgrant: yeah, but it doesn't sound like a good idea for production servers ;-)04:32
* NCommander notes rewriting popper in C by canonizing an existing FTP server wouldn't be too difficult ...04:32
mwhudsonNCommander: i don't think you mean canonizing04:33
wgrantNeither do I.04:33
* NCommander coughs04:33
NCommanderSorry, I'm currently sleep deprived04:33
wgrantI also don't think FTP is the solution.04:33
NCommanderyay Ireland04:33
mwhudson(and i'm damn sure no ftp server deserves sainthood)04:33
NCommanderwgrant, say VCS uploads and I stab you at the next UDS :-P04:33
lifelessits rather the problem, I'd have thought04:33
lifelessNCommander: bzr uploads; thanks.04:33
SamBlifeless: me too!04:33
wgrantbzr uploads would be good, but that's a while off.04:34
lifelesswgrant: you have the power04:34
* NCommander wonders why people really want vcs uploads04:34
wgrantNCommander: Because my code lives in a VCS.04:34
wgrantNCommander: Why should I have to use something else to build packages?04:34
wgrantI think SFTP with an intelligent server would be a good idea.04:34
SamBas do, say, jelmer's packages upstream ...04:34
NCommanderwgrant, I see the appeal of it, but I don't generally like the idea of the only choice04:35
wgrant'cause poppy at the moment is pretty braindead.04:35
NCommanderwgrant, what about intergrating functionality into liblaunchpad <g>04:35
NCommanderer\04:35
NCommanderlp-lib04:35
* SamB wonders if the buildds build jelmer's pacakages from the bzr?04:35
wgrantSamB: The buildds know nothing about VCSes.04:35
SamByeah. so it's just bzr-builddeb then?04:36
wgrantSamB: I presume so.04:36
beunolifeless, I will play with them and try and get consensus05:52
lifelessbeuno: Perhaps you could have a thread on launchpad-dev or something05:53
lifelessbeuno: who knows, we subject matter nerds might have some good ideas05:53
beunolifeless, yeah, I will think about this in the open05:55
beunothe main problem is the restrictions I have on the data I can get05:56
beunosome things are incredibly interesting, but too expensive05:56
beunoso this is also me working with what I can get  :)05:56
lifelessbeuno: we're talkin about different things I fear05:56
lifelessI want a pretty web page ;)05:56
beunoright, so maybe we should get that problem out of the way first05:57
beunoand then talk about the data05:57
lifeless\o/05:57
beuno:)05:57
beunonow, bed05:58
lifelesswow the milestone/series divide is really confusing these days05:58
wgrantlifeless: What has changed?05:58
lifelesshttps://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/bzr/2.0/+bugs and https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/bzr/+milestone/2.005:59
lifelessthe former is linked from https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/bzr06:00
wgrantAh, the bugs problem.06:00
lifelessthe latter is not linked anywhere I can find, but is useful.06:00
wgrantYou really should be able to use a series as a milestone.06:00
wgrantIn bug targetting contexts.06:00
lifelessadding to the confusion06:00
lifelessthe side pane on the bzr bugs homepage says 'series targeted bugs'06:01
wgrantNobody is sure how targetting/milestoning is meant to be used, AFAICT>06:01
lifelessbut targetting goes to milestones06:01
wgrantlifeless: 'Series targeted' is completely separate from 'milestoned'06:01
lifelesswgrant: this doesn't reduce the impact of confusion06:01
wgrantNo.06:01
wgrantIt's silly.06:02
wgrantIt's on the Bugs 3.0 priority list, but I guess nobody got to it.06:02
beunowgrant, yes, I've convinced people that was the right thing to do (targetting to series without a bugtask), but we didn't have time to work on it for 3.006:08
beuno(was hard to get everyoneon board that ship)06:08
beunoso I agree  :)06:08
beunoanyway06:09
beunoreally bed now!06:09
beunonight!06:09
wgrantbeuno: Night!06:09
wgrantGood to know that people were convinced.06:09
lifelessso I think bugtasks are useful for backports06:09
lifelessor other nontrunk things06:09
wgrantSanitize targeting to series/milestones06:10
wgrantBasically only use series tasks for backports06:10
wgrantThat's the 3.0 item.06:10
beunolifeless, yes, the intention is to make creating extra bugtasks option, with the backporting use case in mind (the link will likely be called that)06:13
lifelessnice06:15
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pgquilesis it possible to use launchpad to create my own customized Ubuntu flavor, a-la SuSe Studio?11:26
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cprovpgquiles: I'm not familiar with SuSe Studio, but in principle you can't use LP for creating an official ubuntu flavor.12:30
cprovpgquiles: Can you please file a bug on soyuz pointing (more or less) how you would like it to work in LP while I do some extra digging about the suse app ?12:31
pgquilescprov: no need for it to be official, just possible to build my own Ubuntu-based distro. SuSe Studio is like RPath: you build your own distro by choosing packages and customizing, and you support it (or you don't)12:32
cprovpgquiles: yes, I see the similarities with rpath12:32
cprovpgquiles: using a PPA you can do a lot of customization, but it only works for run-time users. We can't create images based on that, yet.12:34
wgrantit would be very nice to do that, though!12:35
cprovpgquiles: despite of the result form, I see that the image management it also nicer in the S-Studio12:35
pgquilescprov: another feature I'd like to see in PPAs is being able to add more sources to the apt sources.list. Or at least having ubuntu-backports, etc available.12:36
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cprovpgquiles: you can point it as build-deps, we just have to allow you to nominate them as run-time-deps as well. Would that do the trick ?12:38
pgquilescprov: implementing SuSe Studio in Launchpad shouldn't really be difficult. It's just a web app asking a few questions, then it runs what https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization says and finally uses qemu to boot the image and a VNC applet/flash to show you the VM12:39
cprovpgquiles: yes, it's not rocket-science12:40
pgquilescprov: I think I didn't explain it very well :-) If KDE 4.3 is available from the kubuntu-ppa, in my PPA I cannot depend on KDE >= 4.3 because it's not available. For now I work-around the issue by uploading and building the package in my PPA but it's far from ideal.12:41
cprovpgquiles: über-cooler would be an lp-api script the sucks the needed info and use an EC2 instance to do the job ;)12:42
wgrantpgquiles: You can add dependencies on other PPAs.12:42
wgrantpgquiles: And Ubuntu backports.12:42
wgrantpgquiles: See the 'Edit dependencies' link near the top of the PPA page.12:42
bigjoolswe need to make that link have better descriptive text near it12:43
bigjoolsdidn't you file a bug about that? :)12:43
wgrantI hear there's this great 3.0 archive UI redesign going on.12:43
wgrant(but yes, there is a bug about that being unobvious)12:43
pgquileswgrant: oh, very nice. I didn't know about that.12:43
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stashi, is there any way to submit packages for building only specific architectures?13:24
noodles775Hi stas, is this what you're after? http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-controlfields.html#s-f-Architecture13:30
stasnoodles775: thank you13:32
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Ddordahello17:16
Ddordai made a team, and i just found out i did i typo.. how can i fix it?17:16
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gary_posterDdorda: what sort of typo?  The name of the team?17:36
gary_posterDdorda: (generally, look for a small icon that looks like a pencil in a yellow circle.  click it to edit)17:37
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Ddordagary_poster: it's on the address too17:38
Ddordaso i can't change it17:38
gary_posterDdorda: can you give me a link to what you are talking about, to make sure I understand?17:39
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Ddordahttps://launchpad.net/~ubutnu-je-team17:41
gary_posterDdorda: ah, got it.  Let me see if I can help you.  One sec.17:41
Ddordagary_poster: thanks a lot17:43
gary_posterDdorda: so, normally you would do this on https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubutnu-je-team/+edit17:47
gary_posterDdorda: but it looks like you had a mailing list17:48
gary_postereven though you don't have one now17:48
gary_posterso that is blocking you17:48
Ddorda:S17:48
gary_posterwould you like us to purge the mailing list?17:48
gary_posterand then you can retry?17:48
Ddordayes please17:48
gary_posterok.  the mailing list is purged and you should be able to rename.  However, "ubuntu" may be a reserved word.  If you're not someone with permissions for that you may need to ask permission, or choose a project name without "ubuntu"17:51
gary_poster(team name, I should say)17:51
gary_posterDdorda: ^^^17:52
Ddordagary_poster: from who can i ask permissions?17:53
gary_posterDdorda: mm.  good question.  So I am right that the system does not allow you to do this?17:53
Ddordai'm not sure tbh, never thought about it :O17:54
gary_posterDdorda: give it a try. :-)17:54
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Ddordagary_poster: thanks for everything17:55
gary_posterDdorda: np!  Glad it worked out17:55
Ddorda:D17:56
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hemanthwhat wrong with launchpad ? http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=3592831&l=1ed6494ac0&id=63091600118:06
mgedminweird thing: in launchpad and only in launchpad my Firefox keeps silently enabling caret browsing code18:10
mgedmindoes anybody else experience this?18:10
hemanthYou will not be redirected to the beta site for 2 hours ,says LP18:10
intellectronicamgedmin: yes, it's a known problem18:10
intellectronicait's a firefox bug which is triggered by some of the ui in launchpad. let me try and find the bug18:11
mgedmininteresting (and irritating ;)18:11
intellectronicaindeed18:11
intellectronicamgedmin: see https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/malone/+bug/10724718:12
ubottuLaunchpad bug 107247 in malone "Launchpad bug pages trigger caret browsing in Firefox and other Gecko browsers" [High,Fix committed]18:12
mgedminthanks!18:12
intellectronicait's fix commited, so if you use edge, you won't experience the problem18:12
gary_posterhemanth: that sounds resolved to me.  Do you still have an issue?18:22
hemanthgary_poster, rechecking18:23
hemanthgary_poster, working fine :O)18:25
hemanthgary_poster, o no same again in https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/+filebug18:26
gary_posterhemanth: great :-) .  If you encounter that again in another two hours, try clicking that "disable redirection" button again.  We have reports of the pages that timeout on edge (the beta site) so that we can address18:26
gary_posterhemanth: oh...mm, working fine for me...18:26
gary_posterbut this is a timeout issue.18:27
gary_posterhemanth: can you make another screen shot so I can make sure it is the same kind of issue?18:27
hemanththe pages open , i type in summary and after i continue18:27
hemanthok18:28
gary_posterhemanth: I didn't get the error, but it was slow for me too.  I'll investigate this with someone on the bugs team and get back to you.  Meanwhile, as a workaround, I suggest navigating to the project/package you want and then reporting from there18:29
hemanthubuntu-bug is in which package ?18:30
gary_posterhemanth: you want to report a bug against ubuntu, generally?18:31
hemanthnopes report a bug on ubuntu-bug18:31
hemanthgary_poster, shld i link u to the new screenshot ?18:32
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gary_posterhemanth: sure thanks18:34
gary_posterhemanth: if you have made it already18:35
hemanthgary_poster, one sec uploading18:35
hemanthgary_poster, http://tinypic.com/r/za0yx/318:36
gary_posterhemanth: thank you.  FWIW, I don't know what "ubuntu-bug" is and couldn't find anything about it on Google or Launchpad.  Maybe this is close enough to what you want?  https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug18:36
gary_posteroh, hemanth18:37
gary_postertry clicking that "Disable redirection" button18:37
hemanthubuntu-bug is a command-line interface for filing bugs in Ubuntu.18:37
gary_posterok, looking18:37
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gary_posterhemanth: (1) the timeout error you encountered is a known problem.  It is difficult to address, but it is planned.  You might have a better experience temporarily if you click the "disable redirection" button.18:46
gary_posterhemanth: (2) ubuntu-bug is part of the apport package.  Therefore, you can report a bug against it here: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apport18:47
gary_posterhemanth: (3) maybe you ought to add another bug to https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apport to report that you had a hard time figuring out where to enter a bug for ubuntu-bug! :-)  Maybe that could be documented in the application's --help, or on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs18:49
gary_poster(done)18:49
hemanthtrying for one last time :O) , thanks for the responses gary_poster18:49
gary_poster:-)18:49
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hemanthgary_poster, done thank you again , this was what i was trying to report from a long time ,  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apport/+bug/40850718:55
ubottuLaunchpad bug 408507 in apport "Bug in ubuntu-bug" [Undecided,New]18:55
gary_posterhemanth: great, I'm sorry it took so long, but glad you were able to get the report in!18:56
hemanthgary_poster, o please you did a great job , u need not be sorry for that :O)18:57
* hemanth shakes hands with gray_poster18:57
gary_posterhemanth: :-) you are welcome18:58
hemanth:0)18:58
BusMasterI am thinking of starting an open source project. If I use launchpad, will I be able to have web-pages where I can describe  the software, upload documentation and so on? These points are not specifically mentioned on the site, so I thought I'll ask before I burn myself.19:37
beunoBusMaster, we don't provide a wiki yet. It is on our list as a high-priority item19:37
BusMasterbeuno, oh..but can I at least have normal webpages? or preferably, a publicly browseable folder where I can put up PDF docs ?19:38
beunoBusMaster, no webpages for now either. You can upload files to Launchpad as part of releases, and you can also have a bzr branch which people can download those PDFs via de web19:39
BusMasteroh19:39
BusMasterbeuno, I'm new to this. could you advice me if I should use launchpad then? Right now, I am the sole developer and I don't know if my project will be a runaway success or die into obscurity over time.19:41
LarstiQBusMaster: you can have a description, see http://launchpad.net/bzr-svn for an example19:41
BusMasterbeuno, and it seems a bit odd to start a new project and not have pages where people can see what it is about, read docs and so on19:42
beunoBusMaster, I agree, which is why we're working towards it. On the other hand, most people don't bother beyond a simple description19:43
beunowhich is why it hasn't been on the top of the list19:43
BusMasterhmm,,I see most projects have links to web-pages hosted elsewhere19:44
LarstiQthat too19:44
BusMasterok. thanks for the inputs19:47
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kfogelhow odd, ~bob on Launchpad is named "Matthew".  https://edge.launchpad.net/~bob21:37
gary_posterheh21:41
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jimi_hendrixwhere could a stick a .deb for someone to download in the project page22:46
SamBjimi_hendrix: the idea is to use a PPA22:47
jimi_hendrix?22:47
SamBlook in the help22:48
SamBlook for "ppa"22:48
pooliehi samb23:06
pooliehello bac?23:06
pooliewant to talk about announcements, bac?23:06
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bachi poolie23:24
SamBhmm, how do you get launchpad to update the diff for a merge proposal?23:36
mwhudsonSamB: you don't, there are bug reports about this23:37
SamBmwhudson: ah.23:37
SamBsuspected as much ...23:37
SamB... might be nice if the merge proposal referred to a specific revision that had to be explicitly changed?23:38
SamBmwhudson: does it do it after a half hour or something?23:39
mwhudsonno23:39
mwhudsonit won't change, ever23:39
mwhudsonyou can supersede the merge proposal with a new one23:39
SamByou mean, not until the bug is fixed?23:39
mwhudsonright23:39
SamB... and we're using this over bundle buggy for bzr *why*?23:39
mwhudsondogfooding23:43

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