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DavieyHas lp bzr died?00:13
thumperDaviey: what makes you ask?00:13
Davieythumper: can't branch/co, commit or use bazaar.launchpad.net00:14
cody-somervillemmm00:14
cody-somervilleAll my bzr operations on branches hosted on bazaar.launchpad.net seem to hang on ssh -oForwardX11=no -oForwardAgent=no -oClearAllForwardings=yes -oProtocol=2 -oNoHostAuthenticationForLocalhost=yes -l cody-somerville bazaar.launchpad.net bzr serve --inet --directory=/ --allow-writes00:14
Davieyloggerhead isn't working either00:15
thumperhmm00:15
thumperspm: you started yet?00:16
thumperlets ask a losa00:16
spmthumper: yo, 'sup?00:25
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Davieyspm: no branch/co, commit/push or loggehead :(00:26
spmwahoo. looking.00:26
mwhudsoninternal xmlrpc foulup?00:27
spmaye00:30
spmtotal borksville.00:31
Daviey:(00:31
spmshould be good now - seeing if everything else is recovering on it's own...00:31
spmcodebrowse is good00:31
Davieyspm: looking good here, thanks for the fast response!00:32
spmDaviey: cool, do sing out if you notice any funkies that may be in a half-half state post this.00:33
Davieywilco :)00:33
Davieyco and commit worked :)00:34
thumperspm: ta00:38
thumperspm: I took the downtime to hang out the washing :)00:39
spmthumper: would you like me to schedule that in the crontab? eg 2300 UTC, thumper hanging out washing. randomly break code* services so he can skive off. ???00:40
thumperspm: sure, why not00:40
Davieytaking what feels like longer than normal to show on code.lp "Updating branch...".. perhaps it's because i'm watching, it feels longer - or there is a longer queue because of bustage.00:41
thumperDaviey: it'll be because you're watching it :)00:42
Davieyheh00:42
thumperDaviey: I just updated 5 branches very fast00:42
Davieya watched phone never rings.00:42
spmthumper: cool. shoot the rt in and I'll make it so. I suspect a pri 90.00:42
thumperspm: no, not submitting an RT for that, this has to be on the quiet.00:43
Davieythumper: hmm, it's been > 10 mins now00:43
spmthumper: which is why we're discussing same in a public irc channel? ;-)00:43
spmDaviey: that sounds broken then. which branch?00:43
thumperDaviey: which formats are you using?00:43
thumperDaviey: locally and remotely00:43
Davieylp:~ubuntu-voip/ubuntu-voip/dahdi-linux00:43
DavieyCheckout (format: pack-0.92)00:44
Davieyremote, Branch format:  Branch format 600:44
thumperDaviey: is it a big change?00:44
Davieyno00:44
Davieytrivial few lines, 1 file00:45
thumperDaviey: I don't tend to use checkouts00:45
thumperick00:45
thumperDaviey: is the checkout itself big?00:45
Davieythumper: no00:45
Daviey9.7M00:45
thumperDaviey: a remote commit probably isn't optimised for round trips like a push is00:46
thumperDaviey: but that is probably best answered by the #bzr guys00:46
* Daviey didn't appreciate that there was a technical difference between co and branch.. just thought it did a local commit and push under the covers.00:46
thumperDaviey: I can't really say00:47
thumperDaviey: but I bet it differs00:47
thumperlifeless: what is the internal difference between a commit on a checkout and a push?00:47
thumperlifeless: lots different, or just a little?00:47
thumperDaviey: commit needs to check many things00:48
* thumper waves his hands around00:48
lifelessthumper: so00:48
thumperDaviey: whereas push is sending already committed revisions00:48
thumperlifeless: for Daviey00:48
lifelessa 'lightweight checkout' does a commit to the repository00:48
lifelessa 'heavyweight' checkout - the default if you do 'bzr checkout', does a local commit and then a push.00:49
lifelesscommitting to the repository does not stream.00:49
lifelessso local commits are only fast because the repository is close.00:49
lifelesscommitting a single file to a 2a repository will need to:00:50
lifelessadd a revision, inventory, inventory CHK page, file text00:50
DavieyAh, it's showing on code.lp now \o/00:50
Davieytook 17 mins tho :o00:51
thumperDaviey: for the command to finish, or the revision to appear?00:51
Davieythumper: to appear00:51
lifelesswhich is 4 groups, and 4 index writes, which is 20 round trips I think.00:51
Davieycommit was near instant00:51
thumperDaviey: ah, we have sometimes overly long delays there00:51
Davieylifeless: thanks, i understand bzr a little better now :)00:51
lifelessalso if there was downtime, there would be a backlog perhaps00:51
thumperDaviey: we have plans to reduce those delays though00:51
lifelessDaviey: if the commit was near instant you can ignore everything I said :)00:52
Davieyheh00:52
thumperlifeless: also this is for a packs 0.92 repo/branch00:52
lifelessDaviey: because it speaks to the work required before the UI completes, not how long LP takes to update the web ui.00:52
Davieybut, i've learned that it's unwise to use co for potential large commits :)00:52
lifelessDaviey: 'bzr co foo' - thats fine.00:53
lifelessDaviey: 'bzr co --lightweight foo' - do not do this unless foo is on your local disk.00:53
Daviey--lightweight is missold :)00:53
lifeless--lightweight is very good for local operations01:02
lifelessjust not so good over the network01:02
Davieysure.01:06
Davieythanks again, nn from me o/01:06
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CarlFKhttps://edge.launchpad.net/~carlfk/+archive/ppa/+builds?build_state=pending  this has been up for ove 10 min... is that a problem?  or should I just keep waiting?05:50
maxbcrested is in need of a kick05:57
maxbCarlFK: It's simply waiting for an available build machine05:57
maxbclick on any of the individual builds and it'll give you an estimate when it thinks building will start05:58
CarlFK  Start in 1 hour             (2510)06:04
CarlFKreally?06:04
CarlFK Urgency       Score      low       that's my 'doing'  grumble..06:05
CarlFK2510 is my score?06:07
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maxbCarlFK: Scores don't really mean much for PPA builds, they're mainly used for prioritising main over universe, security over backports, etc. in the primary archive06:27
CarlFKyeah, i was noticing I was compeeting whith them... so they win.  fair enough06:27
CarlFKthanks.  done for tonight.  will install later06:28
mwhudsoni'm fairly sure that the primary archive is an entirely different queue06:28
maxbyup06:28
CarlFKso theres an hour of PPA builds?06:29
mwhudsonCarlFK: there seems to be 8 *days* of ppa builds06:44
mwhudsonCarlFK: so don't complain too much :)06:45
mwhudson(something to do with an archive test rebuild)06:45
maxbAh, but rebuild archives get a score of 4, so it's fine06:45
maxbthe current problem seems to be that the gmpc-trunk PPA is building a ridiculous number of packages06:47
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CarlFKah, so this is abnormal... cool.  I figured my 5 min build time's were a fluke07:08
dbuellCan anybody help me login to my wiki.ubuntu.com account? I can log in to my launchpad account, but unfortunately the reply from wiki.ubuntu.com is "The username you have chosen is already taken. If it is your username, enter your password below to associate the username with your OpenID. Otherwise, please choose a different username and leave the password field blank." I have logged in before, but I forgot my password apparently.08:10
mdkedbuell: you tried your Launchpad password I guess?08:21
dbuellyeah08:21
mdkesounds like a tricky one. I'd suggest an email to the launchpad-users mailing list if no one responds here08:21
dbuellmdke: alright, thanks!08:23
beunodbuell, I think there's a known bug on our openid setup about that08:25
beunodbuell, so either a bug or an email, as mdke suggests08:25
dbuellbeuno: Alright, I'll be sure to check the bugs08:27
dbuellbeuno: Thanks!08:27
dbuellbeuno: you wouldn't happen to know the title or bug ID on that would you?08:30
beunodbuell, no, but I'll try and find it08:32
beunodbuell, it isn't the same bug, I was confused08:33
beunoso I don't know  :)08:33
mdkeif you file a new bug, the relevant project is moin-openid08:34
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lucazadehi! what does it mean "Build for superseded Source" ?09:03
lucazadehow to remove/start from building queue?09:06
wgrantlucazade: It means that a newer version of the package has been uploaded.09:11
wgrantlucazade: So there's no point building the old one.09:11
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lucazadewgrant: thanks.. should i upload a new release for these packages? https://launchpad.net/~lucazade/+archive/gma500/+builds?build_text=&build_state=all09:14
wgrantlucazade: Ah, in this case you deleted the package.09:17
wgrantlucazade: You need to upload a fixed version.09:17
lucazadeah ok.. maybe i did something wrong09:17
lucazadewith the same rev number or higher^09:18
lucazade?09:18
wgrantHigher.09:18
lucazadethanks a lot09:18
Hosein-mechi10:28
Hosein-mecthe build state goes well. but at end proccess have problem10:29
Hosein-mechttps://launchpad.net/~hoseinhz63/+archive/ppa/+build/124186910:29
Hosein-mecanyone can help ?10:29
bigjoolsI can look10:29
bigjoolsit's an issue with your package10:31
bigjoolsdoes it compile locally?10:31
Hosein-mecbigjools: i have a problem exactly like this => http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=61654410:36
bigjoolsdid the suggestion not work for you?10:36
Hosein-meci dont know how to " Adding the non-interactive "cmake" command to the debian/rules "10:37
Hosein-meche said in last post10:37
bigjoolsok, ask on #ubuntu-motu, they will be able to help10:37
Hosein-mecok thanks10:38
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tuukkahi wonder what's wrong with my account. trying to login, i get "This account cannot be used."11:49
LaneyAre the PPA package listings going to become expandable again? :(11:55
bigjoolsLaney: click "view all packages"11:55
Laneybigjools: "View package details", you mean11:56
bigjoolserr yes :)11:56
Laneythat's quite undiscoverable imo11:56
Laneymaybe an (i) information icon would be useful11:57
Laneyon each package11:57
* Laney leaves it with you ;)11:57
bigjoolswe wanted to split the page into two, so there's a user-focused and a dev-focused page11:57
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wgrantDoes the index now show binaries?12:02
bigjoolsno12:03
wgrantHm.12:03
wgrantSo it's just a crippled version of +packages?12:03
dokolooking at https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gcc-4.4/4.4.1-3ubuntu3/+build/1195508 I see many different icons. what do they mean?12:15
maxbI'd wager they mean someone has broken the CSS in a deeply obscure way12:18
wgrantThe same breakage is in a few places.12:22
wgrantI filed a bug about it a couple of weeks ago.12:22
wgrantThere are lots of <ul>s around with class 'downloads'12:22
wgrantSomebody a few weeks ago applied the download sprite to the .downloads, apparently unaware that it was used on several other views.12:23
noodles775wgrant: regarding the list of packages on the ppa-index, I'd thought of it as a simplified version of +packages for users of the PPA - but yes, it'll be great to update it to binary pkgs soon.12:23
geserthe icon selection looks pretty interesting: background:url(icon-sprites) 0 -32px no-repeat12:24
gesericon-sprites contains all icons and the value (-32px) selects which one is visible12:25
wgrantRight.12:25
geserthat doesn't seem to work pretty well for long elements12:25
wgrantRight. But it shouldn't be applied to that list at all.12:25
wgrantAll the <li>s have it set, so the <ul> shouldn't.12:26
geserright12:26
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bigjoolswgrant: what is the bug number?12:46
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wgrantbigjools: Bug #42310512:59
ubottuLaunchpad bug 423105 in launchpad "Duplicate download icons in many places" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42310512:59
bigjoolswgrant: thanks12:59
ftai'm totally lost with the new ppa page13:22
ftait's totally useless for me now, no more links to build logs13:22
noodles775fta: did you click on the View detailed packages link?13:23
ftaohh13:23
noodles775fta: the idea is that you (as a developer) will use that page - the front page is meant to be more for your users.13:23
gourhiya, i'm listed as former member of the project, but still receive notices about new bug reports? is it some bug in LP or what should i to do become 'completely unsubscribed' ?13:23
maxbThe new ppa page is pretty annoying to me too13:24
noodles775maxb: what in particular?13:24
noodles775maxb: and it's a shame given that we tried to get feedback from everyone :/13:25
maxbIn that I never want to see it, I only ever want to see the advanced version13:25
noodles775maxb: yes, because you're a *developer* right? The idea is that users (or prospective users) of your PPA will want the index page.13:25
maxbI find myself wishing for a per-user option that would jump me straight to the advanced view on hitting the base url of a PPA13:26
noodles775maxb: doesn't your browser cache your urls that you type frequently? Or do you mean when you click on someone else's profile and click to look at their PPA?13:27
maxbIndeed. I want to see the advanced page for *any* PPA13:27
maxbAnd for that matter, if the page is truly user-oriented, it needs to not show packages which haven't built yet13:28
noodles775maxb: yes, it should not be.13:29
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noodles775maxb: I think the consensus is that we'll eventually list binary packages on the index page (as that's what users install).13:29
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gourhow can one unsubscribe from the project's bugs?13:41
james_wgour: at the bottom of each email it should say why you are receiving the bug13:49
james_wthe mail I mean13:49
james_wif you break the link that it refers to then you should stop getting them13:49
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gourjames_w: it says: "You received this bug notification because you are subscribed to GNUmed.", but i deactivated my self from the project - see https://launchpad.net/~gnumed/+members and do not know how to break the link?13:51
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james_wgour: https://launchpad.net/gnumed/+subscribe13:52
gourjames_w: thanks, although i may suggest it's not, imho, visible/clear enough13:54
gourjames_w: there should be subscribe/unsubsribe label on the link, not only subscribe13:56
james_wgour: please file a bug13:56
gourjames_w: i'm not the only one - https://bugs.launchpad.net/malone/+bug/273192 ;)14:02
ubottuLaunchpad bug 273192 in malone "unsubscribe link on package page" [Medium,Triaged]14:02
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mrevellderyck: ping!14:57
deryckmrevell, hi14:58
cbcuncbac!16:30
bachi cbcunc16:30
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ftawould it be possible/reasonable to show the full build log instead of the just the tail? https://edge.launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/ppa/+build/1243054  i often need to wait for the build to complete just to check something at the beginning17:33
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cyberix (Error ID: OOPS-1353D2743)18:31
ubottuhttps://lp-oops.canonical.com/oops.py/?oopsid=1353D274318:31
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Philip5mthaddon: are you there?18:44
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Philip5any other launchpad admins here that could help me out with a ppa issue regarding space?18:52
maxbIt's probably better to file a question and let them get back to you18:53
Philip5maxb: i have but i haven't got any response on it for a couple of days :(18:55
Philip5almost a week...18:55
maxbHmm, is it filed against the soyuz project?18:55
Philip5yes and they have moved it to the canonical losa team18:56
Philip5and mthaddon helped me with it but i would like a little change to what's done18:57
maxbYou're most likely to find someone suitably empowered here during UK office hours18:58
maxb(AFAIK)18:58
Philip5and it's that last little thingy that i need som help with that have taken some time to get respons on18:59
Philip5i guess you're right18:59
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james_whmm, does LP disallow dsa keys now?22:19
geseradding or using?22:25
james_wusing22:35
james_wit appears that they are still allowed and this user was having another issue22:35
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detHow can I delete a package on launchpad ? (using edge)23:37
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wgrantdet: Click 'View page details' in the top right.23:39
wgrantdet: There's a bug filed that that is unobvious.23:39
wgrantdet: That stuff was moved away from the PPA index page to make it a bit more friendly to PPA users.23:39
det"view package details" ?23:40
wgrantdet: That one, sorry.23:40
detis ~ supported on the left hand side of package versions ?23:40
detso that 1.0~alpha < 1.0 ?23:41
wgrantdet: You mean in the upstream version?23:41
wgrantRight.23:41
wgrantExactly.23:41
wgrantThat's the primary use for it.23:41
detI wasnt sure if it was only allowed on the right hand side23:41
wgrant1.0~alpha1, 1.0~svn20090909, etc.23:41
det1.0~alpha~r57423:43
detis that ok ?23:43
detwhat is best way to express both alpha and svn revision number?23:43
deteven when I view package details23:43
detI cant find where to delete packages23:43
wgrantdet: Top right of that page, again.23:43
detn/m23:44
wgrantPerhaps 1.0~alpha1~r574?23:44
detfor some reason I was logged out23:44
deteven though I just logged in23:44
wgrantAh.23:44
detwgrant, why alpha123:44
wgrantRemember that betatesters have to log in twice.23:44
detinstead of just alpha23:44
wgrantOnce for lpnet, once for edge.23:44
wgrantdet: Well, what is the next release?23:44
det1.0~beta~rXXX23:45
detand XXX will be > 57423:45
detor23:45
detmaybe another alpha23:45
detwith XXX > 57423:45
wgrantThere is a release '1.0 alpha'?23:45
detno23:45
detall alpha/beta contain svn revision23:45
detand final is just 1.023:45
wgrantSo there are no, and will not be any, officially released alphas or betas?23:46
jmlhi23:46
detofficial releases are tagged by alpha/beta and revision23:46
wgrantdet: Hmmm, I see.23:47
detIm not working from svn23:47
wgrantSo just 1.0~alpha~r574, as you suggested.23:47
detok, thanks23:47
detI accidently uploaded 1.0alpha+r57423:47
detI hope LP lets me upload something that sorts higher after I delete it23:48
detI mean, sorts lower23:48
det1.0~alpha~r574-0ubuntu1~9.04~ppa123:50
detdoes that sound reasonable ?23:50
wgrantdet: I'd swap the 9.04 and the ppa1.23:52
det9.04 is more important than pp123:53
wgrantNo.23:53
wgrantIt's the 9.04 version of your PPA package.23:53
wgrantNot the PPA version of the 9.04 package.23:53
det9.04 is for jaunty23:53
detwhen upgrading from 8.1023:53
detit needs to grab the jaunty package23:53
deteven if intrepid has a higher ppaX23:54
wgrantPerhaps.23:55
wgrantMost people do it the other way, though.23:55
detphew23:56
detLP accepted new package23:56
detawesome! LP supports real time build log now!23:58
wgrantdet: It actually always has, just on another page.23:58

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