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krowHi!    For setting up a new series on LP where the binaries are stored on code.google.com... is there a pattern that can be used as the "Release URL Pattern" ?02:30
pooliekrow: yes, isn't it just going to be http://code.google.com/project/download/*  or similar?02:32
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krowAnd is there a way to delete a vcs import branch?02:46
krowpoolie: Google has I THINK just a graphic view.02:48
mwhudsonkrow: i can do that for you02:48
mwhudsonkrow: soon whoever registers the branch will be able to do it02:48
krowmwhudson: Thanks... I am trying to straighten out the memcached LP page right. I have in the process.. gotten some right... but I also have a couple of things wrong.02:49
krowmwhudson: One thing I can't figure out BTW... for issue tracking Memcached's is not listed in the drop down for issue tracking.02:49
krowmwhudson: The branch I need deleted is https://code.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/memcached/stable02:50
krowmwhudson: I want to put it up as "1.4" instead (I have the 1.2 branch now setup correctly I believe)02:50
mwhudsonkrow: "the drop down" -- not sure which you mean?02:51
mwhudsonkrow: you just want the name of https://code.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/memcached/stable changed to https://code.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/memcached/2.4 ?02:51
mwhudsoner02:51
mwhudson1.402:51
krowmwhudson: Yep, 1.402:52
krowmwhudson: I am trying to set this up so that when we move to 1.6... we will just have 1.602:53
mwhudsonkrow: done https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/memcached/1.402:53
krowmwhudson: BTW this can be deleted https://code.edge.launchpad.net/obsolete-junk/memcached-trunk-20070709-03493302:55
krowmwhudson: I put in a request for the 1.2 tree to be pulled from the old subversion repository.02:56
krowmwhudson: And thank you!02:56
mwhudsonkrow: i can't delete https://code.edge.launchpad.net/obsolete-junk/memcached-trunk-20070709-034933 it seems02:57
krowmwhudson: Should I put in a request via "ask" for the issue tracking and URL info (aka how to mirror the binaries off of code.google)02:57
mwhudsonkrow: yes, that would be good i think02:58
krowmwhudson: Thanks!02:58
mwhudsonkrow: i think i should actually rename https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/memcached/trunk to https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/memcached/1.2 ?03:03
mwhudsonand delete what's at https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/memcached/1.2 currently03:04
krowmwhudson: Let me check that they are the same thing03:04
mwhudsonkrow: i'm sure you don't want a branch where the top level is directories called "tags", "branches", "trunk"03:04
krowmwhudson: Ok... looks fine then. I know very little about SVN.03:05
mwhudsonkrow: lucky you :)03:05
krowmwhudson: Not really... it ate a year's worth of history once on me for a couple of dozen trees. I consider it a piece of @#$@#$ run by otherwise awesome people.03:07
mwhudsonkrow: can you link https://edge.launchpad.net/memcached/1.2 to https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/memcached/1.2 ?03:07
krowmwhudson: done03:10
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mwhudsonkrow: ok, i think we're sorted then03:11
mwhudson(apart from the tracker issue)03:11
krowmwhudson: You didn't have an answer to the downloads did you?03:11
mwhudsonkrow: ah03:12
mwhudsonkrow: no, i didn't03:12
krowmwhudson: I am assuming that what happens is that the files get picked up and can then be downloaded from LP.03:13
mwhudsonkrow: yers03:13
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desrthi.  any reason that the i386 ppa builder is so far behind when the amd64 and lpia ones are perfectly snappy?04:36
wgrantdesrt: i386 always has more builds (because Architecture: all sources only build there), and lots of builders are currently missing.04:39
desrttricky.04:40
wgrantdesrt: And if the builders go missing just before the daily builds happen, i386 can get hours behind.04:40
wgrantFortunately it's only about 3 hours behind now.04:40
desrtthe ETA went from 20 mins to 1hr and is sitting there for an hour :)04:41
wgrantProbably related to a private build jumping the queue in front of you.04:42
desrtthose jerks04:42
desrtafter 2 hours ETA is still 1 hour :)05:51
imawolfrawrany admin around I need some assistance with my account.05:58
nomnexneed help on Launchpad. Who's on duty IRC nick jml is he here?06:20
mwhudsonnomnex: i hope not, it's 6am for him06:21
mwhudsonnomnex: i might be able to help you though, what's your problem?06:21
nomnexthanks, I made a beginner mistake, dunno how to put this. I have subscribed on a bug. I have received and answer by email (in fact another post on the thread) I long exchange has followed. Of course every times, I thought it was from me to him (no worry it is not about romance) but I have enclose my personal information. I rather no make that public (on the NET). How do I modify/delete posts on a thread? Can jml do that for me?06:23
nomnexsee, I explain badly, if you don't understand please ask questions06:25
nomnexmwhudson: shall I come back latter on?06:36
mwhudsonnomnex: i would post a request at answers.launchpad.net/launchpad with the details06:37
mwhudsonnomnex: i can't help you with that myself, but those who can should be awake soon06:38
nomnexsure, thanks for the suggestion. I will get back later on.06:39
lodder_Question, how is the uploader of a ppa package determined?06:48
mwhudsonlodder_: to be pedantic, we don't know who uploads it06:55
lodder_mwhudson: just asking ;)06:55
mwhudsonlodder_: the person who signed the .changes file is generally held to be responsible though06:55
lodder_oke06:56
lodder_and it is because you also get informed by launchpad if the package is build06:56
mwhudsonright, the signer gets the mails about it06:57
lodder_and if there are 2 email adress in it06:57
mwhudsonthis is a problem fact, because if the signature isn't valid, we don't know who to complain to06:58
mwhudsonso probably at some point uploads will switch to being over sftp06:58
mwhudsonso the uploader will be known06:58
mwhudson(also sftp is less brain dead than ftp)06:58
mwhudsonlodder_: can that happen?06:58
mwhudsoni'm far from an expert on the .changes file format06:58
jkakarmwhudson: I'm a bit confused about my +activereviews page and wondering if I've found a bug or if what I'm seeing is expected behaviour.06:59
jkakarmwhudson: Specifically, I have a merge proposal for a bzr branch: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~jkakar/bzr/custom-project-name/+merge/1226706:59
mwhudsonjkakar: it doesn't show team reviews07:00
mwhudsonis that it?07:00
mwhudsonah, maybe not07:00
jkakarmwhudson: But I don't see it listed on my active reviews page: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~jkakar/+activereviews07:00
lodder_mwhudson: I think it might be possible it doesn't mather to me but it would be handy to receive the mails to multiple persons maby we could use the list function for it07:00
mwhudsonjkakar: i think it's because it's Work in Progress07:00
jkakarmwhudson: Ah, okay, cool.  Thanks.07:00
mwhudsonlodder_: now we're getting beyond what i know about in fact07:01
lodder_ok no problem07:01
jkakarmwhudson: fwiw, that's the merge proposal I'm most interested in right now.  Not seeing it on +activereviews is weird. :)07:01
mwhudsonjkakar: it should probably be on there somewhere, in another section i guess07:02
mwhudson"Branches Jamu is working on"07:02
jkakarmwhudson: Yeah.07:02
mwhudsonjkakar: file a bug?07:02
jkakarmwhudson: Will do, thanks.07:02
mwhudsonjkakar: WIP merge proposals are a bit rare in the current workflow07:02
jkakarmwhudson: Really?  That seems odd... I would expect many merge proposals to result in review feedback, thus ending up as WIP (?).07:03
jkakarOr maybe I don't understand what Work In Progress means.07:04
lodder_mwhudson: thx for the help07:05
mwhudsonlodder_: np07:05
mwhudsonjkakar: maybe noone does :)07:05
* mwhudson is not really in possession of a working brain any more07:06
jkakarHeh07:06
jkakarFiled bug #446050.07:07
ubottuLaunchpad bug 446050 in launchpad "My active reviews page should show merge proposals I'm working on" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44605007:07
swarrenjkakar: re: bug 445151: No, I don't have trunk/{debian,myproject}, but trunk/debian/* and myproject files are directly under trunk/ e.g trunk/configure, trunk/README, ... Sounds like that's the issue then?07:07
ubottuLaunchpad bug 445151 in autoppa "Existence of .bzr in src build tree confuses dpkg-source" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44515107:07
idnarjkakar: I wouldn't expect a WIP merge proposal to show on active reviews, because you don't want to review it until the work has finished again07:08
idnarbut I guess mwhudson suggestion of another section there could make sense07:08
idnarat some point, though, that means "active reviews" just turns into "my stuff"07:08
jkakarswarren: Oh, I see... maybe, but I don't see why.07:08
mwhudsonlaunchpad really needs a "my stuff" page07:09
mwhudsoni guess calling it "active reviews" would be a little strange07:09
idnarmwhudson: yeah, I don't think that's a bad thing07:09
idnarbut obviously some tweaking will be needed07:09
jkakarswarren: I'm wondering if the .bzr directory is being (accidentally) included when packaging scripts run, and if that's the real issue?07:09
jkakaridnar: Yeah, 'My stuff' is what I want.07:09
swarrenDoesn't debuild -S just package everything in .? How would it know to include/exclude .bzr?07:10
idnarjkakar: I was complaining the other day that if a proposal is up for review by a team I'm in, it doesn't show up in my personal +activereviews page07:10
* mwhudson attempts to escape the gravitational pull of the laptop for the evening07:10
jkakaridnar: As far as I'm concerned, the merge proposals for my own branches are more important than other merge proposals and by the time a merge proposal is WIP it's part of an active review.07:10
jkakaridnar: But I get your point.07:11
jkakarswarren: Hmm, I guess it does.  (I'm not a packaging expert by any means, so please excuse my ignorance).07:11
swarrenjkakar: So, if I put my source in a sub-directory, how does autoppa (or debuild?) know to run in that sub-dir instead of the root of the branch?07:12
jkakarswarren: Well, as far as I understand it, AutoPPA doesn't care where your source is.  The thing that matters is what your debian/rules file does.07:12
swarrenjkakar: Oh, so I custom code my debian rules file to expect source in ../somedir instead of ../? I could look into that.07:13
jkakarswarren: So, for example, in my Python projects have a setuptools-based setup.py that I run from debian/rules.  It copies the relevant files into the package root and then everything works.07:13
swarrenjkakar: Is debian/rules in autoppa a good example of that?07:14
jkakarswarren: Well, debian/rules is run with the project root as the current working directory, so it should do things relative to that location.07:14
jkakarswarren: The debian/rules in AutoPPA seems to work. :)07:15
swarrenjkakar: I've found the answer; I had libvdpau_0.2.orig.tar.gz in the repository directory; i.e. 1 dir above where autoppa's work dir is created.07:32
swarrenThen, debuild -S tries to diff the current source tree and the orig.tar.gz file, but fails. However, if I delete that, it just tar's up the whole source tree and this works OK.07:33
jkakarswarren: Oh, interesting.  I guess AutoPPA could be smarter by checking for the existence of files expected to be created during a build and bailing out if it finds any.07:34
swarrenjkakar: I just checked ~/autoppa_0.0.6-1~autoppa2.9.10.tar.gz from the autoppa PPA (!) and it includes the .bzr dir.07:35
swarrenI deliberately put the orig file there so debuild would make diffs, not upload the whole source each time.07:36
jkakarswarren: D'oh. :(07:36
swarrenFinally, my comment in the bug about export vs branch: Right now the process is: bzr branch, edit files, bzr commit, build (last 2 may be swapped). I was suggesting: bzr branch, edit files, bzr commit, bzr export, build in exported dir instead of branch.07:36
jkakarswarren: Yeah.  If I understand right, that will only work in cases where you don't want the build changes merged back though, right?07:37
swarrenWell, autoppa generated/edited files would get merged back. I'm not sure why you'd ever check in any results from make, or building deb's?07:38
jkakarswarren: Okay, so I clearly don't understand 'bzr export'. :)07:38
jkakarswarren: And yeah, I wouldn't expect anyone to want generated files or whatnot to be merged in.07:38
swarrenIt copies the current branch to a directory, but excluding the .bzr metadata directory; just the "user level" source.07:39
swarrenNote that I'm suggesting exporting the distro-specific temporary branch, not the original source branch, hence it'd contain all the edited files autoppa touched I assume.07:39
swarrenanyway, I had better head to be now; I'll think about ways of handling this some other day.07:40
swarrenjkakar: One last thing before I go: autoppa0.0.6 won't run against top-of-tree autoppa trunk source, because of some AUTOPPA_VERSION( with unmatched ). I had to hack 1 or 2 places in autoppa/file.py to work around this.07:42
jkakarswarren: You need to include a line in your ~/.autoppa.conf like this: options = no-version-replacement07:43
jkakarswarren: Just for the autoppa stanza.07:43
swarrenjkakar: Oh yeah, forgot about that. Thanks.07:43
jkakarswarren: Also, before you go, thanks very much for the bug reports.  Please keep them coming. :)07:44
swarrenSure thing07:44
swarrenjkakar: That worked. Thanks & bye.07:45
jkakarswarren: Cool!07:45
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mantienahi all09:23
mantienaMaybe someone know why my packages are waiting in build queue for about 2 hours, while some i386 builders are Idle, see for example papaya builder at https://edge.launchpad.net/builders09:25
mantienaAnd why some i386 builders are Disabled?09:25
bigjoolsmantiena: hi09:26
mantienahello bigjools09:26
mantienabigjools: yesterday you fixed similar problem ;)09:26
bigjoolsindeed09:26
bigjoolsI see jobs getting dispatched09:29
bigjoolsnot sure what's up with papaya09:30
mantienaAnd why some i386 builders are Disabled?09:31
wgrantpapaya looks to be doing what gold for several weeks.09:32
wgrantJust sitting there, alive but not doing anything..09:32
bigjoolsmantiena: that can happen if there's a network problem09:32
mantienawgrant: it seems papaya is to lazy, maybe papaya is on holidays last month ? ;)09:35
maxbbigjools: Do you have control on getting someone to kick papaya, etc., or shall I file a soyuz question?09:38
bigjoolsmaxb: yes, I am trying to get hold of an admin09:38
geseris the traceback in https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad-registry/+bug/341935/comments/18 already known or should a bug be filed?09:42
ubottuLaunchpad bug 341935 in launchpad-registry "user sign up/registration process is being used to spam people" [High,In progress]09:42
wgrantThat's normal.09:43
wgrantWell, sort of.09:43
wgrantThat's what I'd expect from PQM, but who knows why PQM is subscribed to that bug...09:43
wgrantHm, it's not subscribed any more than it is to any other LP bug.09:44
logari81hi, is there any way to request a rebuild for a successfully built package in ppa?09:59
bigjoolslogari81: no, it cannot be rebuilt10:00
geserlogari81: no, you need a new upload (and version bump)10:00
noodles775logari81: nope - once it's published, it's there. You'll need to bump the version.10:00
noodles775:)10:00
logari81ok, thnx10:00
bigjoolsbuilders working again where not genuinely broken (seaborgium is)10:15
encbladexphello11:49
encbladexphow can i use the "Download URL" Feature of Launchpad?11:49
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dgt84Hey, how can I ensure that a package in my PPA is built for different versions of Ubuntu?12:40
dgt84(for example Karmic)12:41
dgt84I see no options and no documentation about distribution versions12:41
bigjoolsdgt84: you have a couple of options12:44
bigjools1. upload a new version targeted explicitly at another Ubuntu version12:44
bigjools2. use the copy package feature to copy the same version between series12:45
dgt84bigjools, ah excellent, #2 is what I was looking for. Not exactly easy to find ;-)12:46
bigjoolsyeah, we split the PPA page into two recently and a few people have mentioned that12:47
Phurlhi all13:08
Phurli have finally the latest PO files from open office ready13:09
Phurlfor importing13:09
Phurlcan you please help me with this.13:09
Phurli worked on a set of scripts to keep them up to date.13:09
Phurland merging PO files13:09
Phurlhttp://fmtyewtk.blogspot.com/2009/10/mail-top-openoffice-l10n.html13:09
Phurlall i need now is to get the strings imported in launchpad13:09
Phurlhttps://translations.launchpad.net/~jamesmikedupont/+imports13:12
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Phurlhere is my import queue13:12
Phurland i have also the branch here for import13:12
Phurlhttps://code.launchpad.net/~jamesmikedupont/shqipoffice/pofiles-3.113:13
Phurlhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org-l10n/+bug/43103813:16
ubottuLaunchpad bug 431038 in openoffice.org-l10n "please help import new po files for albanian" [Undecided,New]13:16
PhurlI have updated this bug with the info13:17
Phurlcan someone please help?13:17
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Phurlhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org-l10n/+bug/431038  can someone please help with launchpad translations?13:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 431038 in openoffice.org-l10n "please help import new po files for albanian" [Undecided,New]13:46
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sinzuidanilos: henninge: jtv: can one of you help Phurl with importing his OO.o translations?14:13
danilossinzui: in a sprint, sorry14:14
Phurlthanks sinzui danilos henninge jtv14:14
Phurlwe are real close to getting the translation setup14:14
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Noldorini'm try to execute the following command for signing my download files, as instructed by launchpad:14:24
Noldoringpg --armor --sign --detach-sig <filename>14:24
Noldorinbut it's giving me an error14:24
Noldoringpg: can't open `signature': No error14:25
Noldoringpg: signing failed: file open error14:25
beunoNoldorin, I assume you have a gpg key already generated?14:27
Noldorinbueno: yep14:28
Noldorinnote that i'm running on windows (vista) btw14:28
beunoah14:28
beunoyou lost me then  :)14:28
Noldorindarn14:29
Noldorinbueno: mind suggesting something anyway?14:29
Noldorinthe functionality shouldn't really differ on windows14:29
beunoNoldorin, does gpg work?14:30
beunoas in, can you list gpg keys, for example?14:30
Noldorinyeah14:30
Noldorinwant to me to paste you the output?14:30
Noldorinbueno: i assume there's only public info in --list-keys "{14:31
Noldorin:P*14:31
beunono, I trust you14:31
beunoheh14:31
beunomaybe try using a full path for <filename>?14:31
Noldorinhmm14:31
Noldorini'll try14:31
Noldorinbeuno: no luck i'm affraid14:32
Noldorinsame error14:32
beunoNoldorin, I have no idea what to poke  :)14:33
festormrevell-lunch, you are mrevell?14:33
Noldorinbueno: an uninstall/reinstall *might* help14:33
Noldorinwell it leave my keys in place?14:33
beunofestor, he is14:34
beunoNoldorin, I have not used anything after windows 2000, so I can only guess14:34
Noldorinheh, ok14:34
beunoNoldorin, in *nix, the .gpg directory is left untouched14:34
festoranybody can help me with this https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/85003?14:34
Noldorinbeuno: fair enough14:35
beunofestor, did you delete your gpg key as well?14:36
beunoyou have a newly generated one14:36
beunobut using a previous one would help14:36
festorbeuno, I format all harddisk14:37
Noldorinbeuno: fail. i'm tempted just to import the key into a linux setup and do things there.14:37
Noldorinany idea how i would go about importing it?14:37
beunoNoldorin, export the key, and import it into linux14:38
Noldorinoh lol, i didn't realise there were built-in commands14:38
Noldorinbeuno: how do i view the help info on --export?14:40
beunoNoldorin, in unix, man gpg14:40
beuno;)14:40
Noldorinbeuno: i suppose i can just view the help under linux14:41
Noldorinso thanks14:41
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beunofestor, lets wait for mrevell-lunch to come back and we can sort it out14:42
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festorbeuno, ok and thanks for all14:43
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mrevellhi festor14:45
festorhi mrevell, any new with this https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/85003 ?14:45
* mrevell looks14:46
mrevellfestor: I'll assign it to our admins and ask them to make your new account the owner of those teams.14:46
festorok, thanks14:46
lfaraonekiko: ping. when would we be able to schedule a test import/export in Launchpad of our trac db?14:51
kikolfaraone, hey, long time no talk14:52
kikolfaraone, can I get you talking to deryck? I've just been too busy to do anything to do with anything14:53
deryckhi lfaraone14:54
derycklfaraone, is there a question or a bug about what you want to do?14:56
Noldorinbeuno: how do i find the name of a key?15:06
beunoNoldorin, you can probably use the email address15:06
Noldorini see15:06
Noldorinthe man page isn't too clear about what the name actually is15:07
Noldorinrefers to it often though15:07
Noldoringpg --default-key foo@bar.com15:08
Noldorinno luck there15:08
Noldorinbeuno: it's not recognising the cmd15:15
idnarbleh15:33
idnaris there an easy way to integrate buildbot and launchpad?15:33
idnar(or some buildbot alternative that would be easier?)15:34
bialixhello, in the last weeks I'm observing that opening page https://launchpad.net/bzr is very slow15:37
intellectronicaidnar: rockstar has been working on a project called tarmac which you may find interesting15:37
bialixin contrast https://launchpad.net/qbzr opens almost instantly15:37
bialixis it known issue, or should I repiort it as a bug?15:38
idnarintellectronica: hmm15:39
idnarI'm not sure that's quite what I want, but it's definitely interesting15:39
sinzuibialix: The page is doing more work now, The query count is very good15:46
bialixquery count?15:47
sinzuibialix: The timeline though is very large.  That is async to the page, but does count towards the total load time15:47
sinzuibialix: looking at the source of the page, I see 103 queries were used to get the page data. That does not include the AJAX timeline15:48
bialixso it's not bug for you, right15:49
bialix?15:49
sinzuino, I am keeping a list of performance, oops, and UI bugs here https://edge.launchpad.net/launchpad-registry/+milestone/3.1.1015:51
bialixok15:52
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Noldorinbeuno: the command doesn't even seem to work on linux :/16:02
Noldoringpg: can't open `sig': No such file or directory16:02
Noldoringpg: signing failed: file open error16:02
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sproatywhat happens when my  translation .pot file is updated? when I upload that, I assume the previous translations are not lost?16:12
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sinzuisproaty: they are not lost, they are in the pool of shared messages16:16
sinzuisproaty: so you can use launchpad to revert if you change your mind16:16
sproatyawesome :)16:17
sproatyso it goes by message string, not by code line number?16:18
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sinzuisproaty: Yes, the message is independent of code file/line. A message that occurs 5 applications should probably have the same translation17:05
sproatythanks again, sinzui - you've been very helpful. LP translations is great!17:08
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MTecknologyOOPS-1377EB83719:22
ubottuhttps://lp-oops.canonical.com/oops.py/?oopsid=1377EB83719:22
MTecknology:D19:22
MTecknologyI got this when I was trying to report a bug in the Ubuntu distro19:23
beunoMTecknology, it's a timeout, trying to find dupes19:25
MTecknologybeuno: I get it from https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug?no-redirect19:25
beunoMTecknology, right, I'd suggest, as a workaround for now, use less words initially for the title, and then add them back19:26
beunofool the dupe finder  :)19:26
beunothe bug team is aware of the timeouts19:26
MTecknologyok19:26
beunoand the're trying to fix it19:26
MTecknologythanks19:26
stefanlsdDoes anyone perhaps know, im using getPublishedSources but i only want to return the latest version available for a series. ie. if hardy release has 3.2.1 and hardy updates has 3.2.1ubuntu1, i dont want to return the release pocket.19:33
james_whi stefanlsd19:33
james_wI'm not aware of a way to do that19:34
jrwrenshould I register a team by the same name of my project in launchpad?19:34
stefanlsdjames_w: hey james. thanks. you can see what im doing here http://people.ubuntu.com/~stefanlsd/synclist.html  - essentially identified easy syncs from debian to ubuntu for security fixes :)  i think they synced like 50 already :)19:35
stefanlsdjames_w: the problem is i loop over the getpublishedsources and then compare it to what debian has etc, but its now fixed in the security pocket, but i still pick up the release pocket. so i was hoping i would be able to say only show me and loop through the latest versions19:37
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jag2knHi, I have a launchpad acount, but I not know which is my "launchpad id", I need this for "bzr launchpad-login"20:26
jag2knthis is my acount https://launchpad.net/~jag2kn20:26
Guest25278your launchpad ID should be jag2kn20:27
jag2knI suppose this, but in bzr (bazzar) login say:20:30
jag2knhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/288797/20:31
jag2knI try "Jorge Gonzalez"20:31
jag2knthe better answer are:20:31
beunojag2kn, so maybe see what authentication.conf says?20:32
beunoyour launchpad id *is* jag2kn20:32
jag2knhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/288798/20:32
mzzjag2kn: it should almost certainly be jag2kn, and I'd check what's in authentication.conf20:32
jag2knok, one moment20:32
mzzjag2kn: I'd also consider removing everything launchpad login related from both files, and then rerunning bzr launchpad-login jag2kn20:33
jag2knhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/288799/20:33
jag2knok, I try remove all20:34
mzzit looks like you're editing files while I'd expect "bzr launchpad-login jag2kn" to be more useful20:34
mzz(I'm pretty sure that's what it means when it says "Please re-run launchpad-login": run it with a name to log in as, not run it with no arguments to check what the current name is, since it just told you that name's invalid)20:35
jag2knthanks, I delete the files, bazaar.conf and authentication.conf20:35
jag2knand run "bzr launchpad-login jag2kn", this create a new files :D20:36
jag2knthanks20:36
lfaraonekiko: apologies, my class ended about 3 minutes after I messaged you.20:44
lfaraonekiko: I guess I should outline our plan/request in an email?20:44
manjo_I did a dput kernel-ppa omnibook_0.11.1-0ubuntu1~ppa1k_source.changes and it came back and said Successfully uploaded packages., but I don't find any uploaded packages in my ppa20:50
manjo_and I get an email saying it was rejected20:51
manjo_when I try to repeat the command it says20:52
manjo_dput kernel-ppa omnibook_0.11.1-0ubuntu1~ppa1k_source.changes20:52
manjo_Already uploaded to kernel-ppa on ppa.launchpad.net20:52
manjo_Doing nothing for omnibook_0.11.1-0ubuntu1~ppa1k_source.changes20:52
sinzuimanjo_: I assume that the package arrived, but it was reject for building.20:52
sinzuimanjo_: but I confess to have no practical experience making a ppa20:53
* sinzui looks into the docs20:53
manjo_hmm... sinzui can you point me to those docs as well ?20:53
sinzuimanjo_: https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA20:53
manjo_sinzui, ah I have those docs20:54
sinzuiI thought as much20:54
manjo_I followed the instructions in that doc to do it20:54
sinzuimanjo_: was there anything tangible in the rejection email?20:56
sinzui"Signer has no upload rights at all to this distribution. " or20:56
sinzui"File <UPLOADED_FILE> already exists in <LOCATION>"20:56
manjo_says I might have a config problem with dput20:56
manjo_shall I paste my dput.cfg here ?20:57
manjo_[kernel-ppa]20:57
manjo_fqdn = ppa.launchpad.net20:57
manjo_method = ftp20:57
manjo_incoming = ~manjo/kernel-ppa/ubuntu20:57
manjo_login = anonymous20:57
manjo_allow_unsigned_uploads = 020:57
sinzuihmm20:57
manjo_that is what the doc says at the link you pointed me to20:58
sinzuifqdn is a site, but not a ppa name20:58
manjo_sinzui, so what should I have there ?21:00
sinzuimanjo_: what PPA are you uploading too. I do not see that you have one21:00
manjo_hmmm this is my 1st time :) how do I create one ?21:00
sinzuivisit https://edge.launchpad.net/~manjo21:01
manjo_ok21:01
sinzuiChoose (+) Create a new PPA21:01
sinzuimanjo_: so the ppa you are creating is named 'kernel-ppa' according to your incoming config21:03
manjo_ok I think I am going to name it more sensibly ... like linux-modules-ppa21:03
kikolfaraone, just talk to deryck when he's around21:04
manjo_sinzui, or dkms-modules-ppa21:04
manjo_sinzui, ok created dkms-modules-ppa now21:05
sinzuimanjo_: when it is made, the ppa page will show you the dput command to upload it it21:05
manjo_dput ppa:manjo/ppa <source.changes>21:05
sinzuiyep21:05
manjo_ok so in my .cfg21:06
manjo_I need to change kernel-ppa to dkms-modules-ppa correct ?21:06
sinzuiyes21:06
manjo_[dkms-modules-ppa]21:06
manjo_fqdn = ppa.launchpad.net21:06
manjo_method = ftp21:06
manjo_incoming = ~manjo/dkms-modules-ppa/ubuntu21:06
manjo_login = anonymous21:06
manjo_allow_unsigned_uploads = 021:06
sinzuiThat looks good21:06
manjo_cool let me  try now21:07
manjo_ok upload success.. waiting for email ...21:08
lfaraonekiko: will do.21:08
micahgmanjo_: please use pastebin.com or paste.ubuntu.com for multiline stuff21:09
manjo_micahg, sorry.. yes will do21:09
manjo_sinzui, hmm... I don't see any packages under my ppa/ or uploaded packages21:10
manjo_sinzui, but no rejection notice yet ...21:10
micahgmanjo_: you'll get a notice either way21:11
manjo_sinzui, ah I see it now21:11
sinzuifab21:11
manjo_sinzui, thanks a ton21:14
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MezHow would I find bugs that a specific person has worked on in some way?21:37
Mez(preferably in a specific date range)21:37
sinzuisorry, date range would rock, but Launchpad does not support that21:39
kfogelmicahg: You might know the answer to this; I don't.  We have registered feedjack as a project in Launchpad.  Its code is being important via vcs-imports from elsewhere (feedjack.googlecode.com/svn/), and you can see our trunk branch on this page: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/feedjack .  My question is, why doesn't "bzr branch lp:feedjack" work?21:39
sinzuiMez: Choose the Bugs participation link form the user's profile page21:39
kfogelmicahg: s/important/imported/ of course21:39
Mezsinzui: or even just bugs by a certain person (I can pull out the dates they worked on them manuall)21:39
Mezsinzui: can you give me an example link for that?21:40
Meznvm.21:40
sinzuihttps://bugs.launchpad.net/~sinzui/+assignedbugs21:40
Meznot after assigned.21:41
MezI'm trying to build some stats for a jam21:41
kfogelsinzui: We've registered feedjack as a project in Launchpad, with the code being imported via vcs-imports from feedjack.googlecode.com/svn/; our trunk branch is shown on this page: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/feedjack.  My question is, why doesn't "bzr branch lp:feedjack" work?  We've set the import as the project's trunk; not sure what else is necessary.21:41
sinzuiMez how else will launchpad know that someone worked on a bug?21:42
Mezsinzui: comments, status changes, etc etc21:42
Mezstuff they reported.21:42
sinzuiMez, reported and commented are also reports in the sidebar21:43
sinzuikfogel: you have a series, and a branch. You should get them together on a date: https://edge.launchpad.net/feedjack/trunk21:44
sinzuikfogel: the owner/driver can set lp:~vcs-imports/feedjack/trunk as the branch for that series21:45
sinzuiSince trunk is the focus of development, that is where lp:feedjack points to21:45
kfogelsinzui: since I am not the owner, perhaps that is why the UI is not giving me any cues as to how to do this.21:46
sinzuilooks like mrevell is needed21:46
kfogelsinzui: it's okay, it's not a blocker for me.  I just branched directly from vcs-imports.21:47
sinzuikfogel: yep. when lp knows about the relationship, you can use the shortcuts21:48
kfogelsinzui: Is there a reason why, when there is exactly one branch in the project anyway, LP doesn't just assume the relationship?21:49
sinzuigood question21:49
sinzuiWe went out of our way to create the trunk series. When the import was requested, we should have confirmed that it was trunk21:50
* sinzui looks for bug report21:50
sinzuikfogel: bug 246594 is a round about way of saying why did I do all this work to get code imported and it was not linked to a series22:00
ubottuLaunchpad bug 246594 in launchpad-code "Registering a code import from a series is clunky." [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/24659422:00
micahgsorry kfogel22:03
micahgI was out22:03
kfogelsinzui: well, sort of.  My question sort of comes from the import side -- when you register an import, and it's the only branch in a formerly codeless project, it's quite likely that the importer wants to make it be "lp:foo".  So maybe import should ask.22:03
kfogelmicahg: .p22:03
kfogelmicahg: I mean "np"22:03
sinzuikfogel: I just record that very sentiment in my chr notes22:04
sinzuikfogel: when you create a series, you are asked to link a branch. That should happen in the inverse too22:05
kfogelsinzui: if my stack weren't 10 levels deep at this point, I'd file a bug, but... close to limit already.22:05
atrusif i've installed a karmic package from archive.ubuntu.com because my local mirror doesn't have the update yet, how do I file a bug on it with ubuntu-bug?22:05
micahgatrus: this is more for #ubuntu-bugs22:05
micahgbut what's the problem?22:05
atrushm. i thought it was more launchpad related now that the simple "report a bug" thing on launchpad is gone.22:06
micahgatrus: that's limited to the Ubuntu project AFAIK22:06
atrusah, ok.22:07
atrusthanks.22:07
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james_ware we seeing comments being multiplied currently?23:55
james_woh no, misread, just an isolated incident, but an odd one23:56
james_whttps://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+bug/445303/comments/523:58
ubottuLaunchpad bug 445303 in policykit-1-gnome "update-manager stucked on polkit password dialog" [High,Confirmed]23:58

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