=== salgado-afk is now known as salgado === salgado is now known as salgado-afk === ripps_ is now known as ripps [02:02] kiko: deryck said about a week ago that he'd email me, but I haven't heard anything from him and he's been off IRC. [02:03] kiko: he's not blocked by something I need to do, right? === lfaraone_ is now known as lfaraone [02:08] Can I set Translations' daily branch export to export .mo files rather than .po? [02:09] I find myself requesting to be emailed the .mo over and over [02:28] I have uploaded packages to PPAs in two places: the user PPA and a team PPA. The former doesn't get my signing key listed in the 'technical details', although the other one does. I must have forgotten something when creating the package, but can't find out what. What might be the problem? [02:30] (People importing my personal key will still see warnings for the offending package, but not the other. I.e. it hasn't been signed properly, in spite of the fact that I have a .dput.cf which says allow_unsigned_uploads = 0) [02:32] AskHL_: The signing of the repository and the signing of uploads are unrelated. [02:33] If you've recently created your team PPA (in the past hour, perhaps), it might just not have had its key generated yet. [02:33] It is the user PPA which is the problem [02:33] And it was created more than a day ago [02:34] Can you link me to both? [02:34] https://launchpad.net/~askhl/+archive/ppa [02:34] This is my personal one [02:34] https://launchpad.net/~pyg3t-dev-team/+archive/ppa/ this is a team PPA [02:36] You created your personal PPA on launchpad.net and not edge.launchpad.net? [02:37] Launchpad.net to the best of my knowledge. I used the 'create PPA' on my user page - the button links URL is https://launchpad.net/~askhl/+activate-ppa [02:40] I didn't even know it was possible to end up with unsigned packages in a ppa? [02:40] mzz: You cannot upload unsigned packages, but that is not relevant to the problem here. [02:41] spm: Is ppa-generate-keys running OK>? [02:41] I know, I meant the generated binaries would normally end up signed by a ppa-specific key [02:41] Right. [02:41] But the key is generated by a cron job. [02:41] And PPAs can be published before the key is created. [02:44] But that should be completely automatic then? I've checked again, and cannot find a button to request this. [02:46] It is fully automatic. [02:46] Unless it is broken. [02:46] Which it probably is. [02:48] So, you don't need to do anything. [02:48] wgrant, thanks again for fixing everything then! [02:49] AskHL_: I can't fix anything; the best I can do is poke (presumably lunching) sysadmins to see if anything is wrong. [02:50] wgrant, in that case, thank you for repeatedly making it so that everything is eventually fixed [03:11] wgrant: AskHL_: nope. not working. blowing up quite spectacularly actually. [03:11] spm: Great. [03:11] (how's it exploding?) [03:11] AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'signing_key' [03:11] lib/lp/archivepublisher/archivesigningkey.py", line 69, in generateSigningKey [03:12] if default_ppa.signing_key is None: [03:12] default_ppa is None? [03:12] Yep. [03:12] I'd assume that's line 69 in that file. [03:12] That's why I asked about the edge thing. [03:12] edge thing? I may have missed that. [03:13] oh I see. [03:13] On edge, the first PPA no longer has to be named 'ppa'. [03:13] But 3.0 assumes that if a person has any PPAs, there is one named 'ppa' [03:14] It will break a few backwards-compatibility things in the webapp too, but nothing quite as important. [03:14] I guess somebody will need to organise a CP, since the data is already broken :( [03:16] but his personal ppa *is* actually called "ppa", right? [03:16] His is. [03:16] But there is an earlier one that is not. [03:17] ahh [03:17] Which is breaking key generation for anything created afterwards. [03:17] oh, wait, that breaks the entire cron job? bah. [03:17] Well, I guess there was no reason to think it would fail. [03:17] yes, I can see how that would happen. I just wasn't thinking. [03:18] I suppose nothing can be done until London awakes. [03:19] (devel r9687 is to blame) [03:20] wgrant: it's been broken a couple of days now. so ... yeah seriously ungood. but a few more hours aint gunna hurt more. [03:21] Indeed, it landed longer ago than I thought. [03:37] hey all, bug #78596 any chance thats getting fixed?? I need to dup bug Bug #408530 and Bug #443340 and i don't really want to move dupes over [03:37] Launchpad bug 78596 in malone "Automatically handle moving duplicates across when duplicating a bug with dupes" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/78596 [03:37] Launchpad bug 408530 in empathy "empathy assertion failure: empathy:ERROR:empathy-tp-chat.c:1391:empathy_tp_chat_acknowledge_message: assertion failed: (m != NULL)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/408530 [03:37] Bug 443340 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/443340 is private [03:38] Bug 443340 [03:38] Launchpad bug 443340 in empathy "empathy assert failure: empathy:ERROR:empathy-tp-chat.c:1391:empathy_tp_chat_acknowledge_message: assertion failed: (m != NULL)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/443340 [03:38] bcurtiswx: There's a launchpadlib script around to do that for you. [03:38] Although it's a bit noisy. [03:38] wgrant, cool.. how would I use this? [03:39] bcurtiswx: I don't know, sorry. I know it exists, but I have no idea where. [03:39] It would be very easy to rewrite it yourself, though. [03:41] wgrant, also cool.. and where would I do this at... [03:41] bcurtiswx: Have you ever written anything using launchpadlib beforE? [03:42] wgrant, negative [03:42] bcurtiswx: Do you know Python? [03:42] wgrant, C, FORTRAN, IDL, MATLAB, CSS, HTML.. no python tho... yet maybe :P [03:43] bcurtiswx: no cobol? for shame. :-) [03:43] lol [03:44] oh yeah MYSQL too [03:44] PHP [03:44] those two aren't languages. the latter being line noise masquerading as a language (ignoring that I know php far better than python...) [03:45] haha, i have a sql/php/html/css site going... im proud of it.. [03:46] im into new languages tho [03:47] if that only worked on women :D [03:48] wgrant: any good beginner examples of python (that may help me write a python code) ? [03:48] bcurtiswx: I'm just testing the script now. [03:48] it was that easy? [03:48] It contains 7 lines of code. [03:49] (and python is not a good language for writing really long lines of code in) [03:51] http://paste.ubuntu.com/294343/ [03:51] Replace the source and destination numbers, and run it to test on staging. [03:52] If it's doing what you want, then use EDGE_SERVICE_ROOT instead of STAGING_SERVICE_ROOT on line 5, and it will do it in the real DB. [03:56] testing use the same reports as regular? [03:56] edge uses the same db, staging uses a copy of that db (I don't know the update frequency) [03:56] mzz, k thx [03:56] afaik, etc [03:57] wgrant, run this on my comp?.. is there a specific package i'll need? [03:57] bcurtiswx: python-launchpadlib [05:57] Hello. The reactos-core project's trunk branch mirror is failing to import on LP; using bzr and bzr-svn directly on my local system, it works just fine. Do I need to file a bug in Launchpad, and if so, which of the components would I file it against? [05:58] mwhudson: ^ [05:58] mbt: not that launchpad does not (yet) use bzr-svn [05:58] mbt: can you give me a link to your branch? [05:59] To the one I just pulled? [05:59] Or to the one in LP/ [05:59] mbt: the vcs-imports branch in launchoad [05:59] https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/reactos-core/trunk [05:59] I just tried it again and it failed again almost instantly [06:00] i will look at that as soon as dns works for me again :( [06:00] mwhudson, 91.189.90.218 [06:01] mbt: oh that one [06:01] mbt: it means you have files with mixed line endings in your history somewhere [06:01] Is there already a bug report against LP for that? [06:01] yeah, looking for it now [06:02] the fix though is "use bzr-svn for imports" [06:02] lol [06:02] which hopefully will be done really really soon now [06:02] Any idea when that might be? [06:02] Ahh, alright. [06:02] Is there a place to gather a list of branches that an admin will automatically purge and queue for import when that happens? [06:03] I don't know about other branches, but this one has a lot of history and took me 4 hours or so for the initial import here. [06:03] mbt: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad-cscvs/+bug/256050 [06:03] Launchpad bug 256050 in scipy "trouble with mixed-EOL files with svn:eol-style=native" [Undecided,New] [06:04] (I actually am planning on mirroring it in bzr here since I kinda want to follow that project, though I can't do it as well as if LP is mirroring it for me, since I don't know how to set up bzr to send me pretty emails like LP does for updates :)) [06:04] mbt: no, i guess we'll retry all imports that have never succeeded with bzr-svn [06:04] mbt: in the context of the import system "four hours" is fairly moderate btw [06:04] Oh? [06:05] i think the record is three weeks [06:05] For an import‽ Of what? [06:05] the linux kernel [06:05] Oh, wow. [06:05] (it failed, too!) [06:06] but several days is not unusual, esp with slow svn servers [06:06] Odd, I remember requesting a glibc mirror and that was refused on the basis of being too resource intensive [06:06] mbt: that was ram consumption, not cpu [06:07] Are there dedicated first-time-import machines, or is the job of first-import and mirroring shared by the same group of machines? [06:07] If you want /really/ slow, have a look at ohloh's Launchpad import... [06:07] Though, another question: is there a way to bootstrap a vcs-import branch from a bzr mirror but then point it to the original mirror (say svn or git)? [06:11] mbt: no, there aren't first time import machines [06:12] mbt: we can bootstrap yeah, but only from the "right sort" of mirror [06:12] and no sane person wants to run cscvs for themselves [06:12] No, I looked at that [06:12] (see previous comments about bzr-svn) [06:12] I believe that was when I said "Any project using CVS isn't work my time, period." [06:12] (Unless it's mirrored somewhere useful like LP ;-)) [06:29] Folks, how do I change the title of a bug? [06:29] zooko: Click the yellow pencil icon next to the title. [06:32] Thanks. [06:32] Hrm, such an icon doesn't appear there. [06:33] wgrant: does this mean that I'm not authorized to change the title of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-defaults/+bug/452774 ? [06:34] Launchpad bug 452774 in python-defaults "regression from python 2.6.2 and from upstream python 2.6.4 in distutils (?)" [Undecided,New] [06:34] zooko: As long as you're logged in and can see the bug, you can change its title. [06:35] Hm, but there is no pencil icon to the right of the title, although there are pencil icons to the rights of other items on this page. [06:36] At my resolution, it wraps to just under the title on the bug you provided. [06:36] What about bug #1, which has a short summary? [06:36] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1 (Timeout) [06:37] http://williamgrant.id.au/f/1/2009/there-it-is.png [06:37] Taking a while to load #1 there... [06:38] No I see no pencil there. [06:38] Your screenshot is helpful! Here's mine: [06:38] Which browser? [06:39] http://williamgrant.id.au/f/1/2009/there-it-is.png [06:39] oops [06:39] http://zooko.com/nopencil.png [06:40] konqueror 4.3.21 [06:40] Ah. Konqueror. [06:40] 4.3.2 i mean [06:40] There are a few other related bugs in Konqueror, but I didn't think that was one of them... [06:41] For now, use another browser or add /+edit to the URL. [06:41] And file a bug at https://bugs.launchpad.net/malone/+filebug [06:41] Thanks. [06:42] Oh this bug that I filed against python in Karmic is totally bogus and is my mistake. [06:42] How do I close it quickly before it wastes people's time? [06:42] Hit the edit icon next to the status, and select Invalid. [06:42] And as for filing a bug on launchpad itself, shall I attach my screenshot? [06:43] Please do. [06:43] And browser version. [06:51] Also opened another one saying that I can see any characters in my comments. [08:07] danilos: re bug 425578 - are you sure all ubuntu packagers have access to download all templates? I don't, even though I'm in ~ubuntu-dev. It would be very useful to be able to download these templates rather than request it from ~ubuntu-translations-coordinators members all the time [08:07] Launchpad bug 425578 in rosetta "ubuntu-translators should be able to batch-request templates" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/425578 [08:12] mdke: ~ubuntu-dev doesn't confer any privileges at this point. [08:13] mdke: And it looks like the export operation is restricted to those with component upload rights, which I don't believe you have. [08:13] This is perhaps not a sane restriction now that package- and packageset-specific permissions exist. [08:14] wgrant: right - I can upload ubuntu-docs and gnome-user-docs (main) but am only a member of ~ubuntu-dev in Launchpad. but I need those translations! [08:18] mdke, for the time being, I've requested an export of the ubuntu-docs and kubuntu-docs translations. This won't solve the problem, but at least you'll get the translations. I'll send you the link once the export has finished [08:18] and good morning, btw :) [08:19] mdke: You want to file a bug asking for that restriction to take into more specific permissions. [08:19] s/into/into account/ [08:20] dpm: thanks and good morning - it's ubuntu-docs and gnome-user-docs I need if you wouldn't mind :) [08:20] wgrant: I've posted to the same bug, although possibly a separate bug is warranted, I don't know [08:21] mdke, sure, let me request the gnome-user-docs export [08:22] dpm: thanks a lot [08:22] no worries [10:08] sup [10:25] Hi, how do I apply to become owner of a Launchpad project record for a project that I am upstream for? [10:25] Also, can vcs-imports import from a svn repository that requires a username/password of "guest"/"guest" ? [10:32] kfogel: how to proceed with the apidoc toc to get it moving (https://lists.launchpad.net/launchpad-dev/msg01304.html)? wait on a reply from Leonard or file a bug as Gary proposed? === jml changed the topic of #launchpad to: Read https://help.launchpad.net for help | Help contact: jml | Join https://launchpad.net/~launchpad-users | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | Launchpad is open source: see channel #launchpad-dev [11:22] Hi, how do I apply to become owner of a Launchpad project record for a project that I am upstream for? [11:22] Also, can vcs-imports import from a svn repository that requires a username/password of "guest"/"guest" ? [11:22] maxb, the answer to the latter is "No", I think. [11:22] :-/ [11:22] maybe [11:22] maxb, have you tried putting the user/pass in the URL? [11:22] How would I try it? [11:23] maxb, http://user:pass@example.com/svn/project/trunk/ [11:23] Sorry, I mean, I thought vcs-import config changes required LOSAs [11:23] maxb, register a new one. [11:23] maxb, or give me the URL & I can try :) [11:24] maxb, the URL of the code import that is. [11:24] https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/cvs2svn/trunk [11:24] as for changing project owner, I'm fairly sure, although not certain, that that requires a LOSA [11:24] ok. we forbid user names. [11:24] thumper is the current owner of the project [11:24] maxb, so the answer to the latter is definitely "no" [11:25] maxb, but that's probably a bug, and maybe one that's easily fixed after we move to using bzr-svn [11:25] Usernames are forbidden because Subversion is braindead. [11:25] a.k.a. "Get your project off that hideous hosting infrastructure" :-) [11:25] Subversion doesn't accept them in the URL; only as commandline options. [11:25] wgrant, oh right. [11:25] uh [11:25] no [11:25] wgrant, but, we don't use svn. [11:25] maybe cscvs does [11:25] svn will happily take usernames in the url [11:25] but in that case, cscvs is brain dead [11:26] maxb: Passwords? [11:26] iffier. I'd have to check :-) [11:26] anyway. [11:26] Python 2.5 [11:26] bzr-svn [11:26] happiness. [11:26] bzr-svn works with 2.4, doesn't it? [11:26] nope. [11:27] Well, no problem, we think we might have the testsuite running clean on 2.5 by EOD [11:27] I see an email from jelmer suggesting that at one point it was broken, but that was a bug. [11:27] wuuu [11:28] I see other reasonable references that it supports 2.4. [11:30] wgrant, hmm. I'm simply going on what I've been repeatedly told. [11:30] maxb, in answer to your first question [11:30] maxb, ask a question on the launchpad project & give me the URL. I'll ask a LOSA to get it sorted. [11:32] maxb, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad-code/+bug/452962 [11:32] Launchpad bug 452962 in launchpad-code "Cannot specify username and password for Subversion repositories" [Low,Triaged] [11:33] I assume I'm fairly safe assuming that thumper is the current registrant in the role of a placeholder, rather than because he particularly wants the project record [11:33] maxb, I believe so. [11:34] maxb, usual practice is for projects like that to be owned by "registry" [11:38] https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/85998 [11:39] maxb, ta [11:39] https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/85987 <-- I really need to start using PPAs. [11:42] wgrant, can I tempt you to answer https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/85987 ? [11:42] jml: Was just looking. [11:42] wgrant, thanks. [11:44] danilos, https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/rosetta/+question/85512 [11:44] oh, you answered that yesterday [11:45] but it's open again. [11:47] <_Andrew> I'm having problems with the amd64 build server connecting to my ppa.. http://launchpadlibrarian.net/33780328/buildlog_ubuntu-hardy-amd64.ogre_1.6.4~ogredev6_MANUALDEPWAIT.txt.gz [11:48] <_Andrew> I tried rebuilding but same problem [11:49] <_Andrew> https://launchpad.net/~andrewfenn/+archive/ogredev/+build/1294350 [11:49] Uhoh. [11:49] hrm... ppa.launchpad.net seems to be timing out... no, just very slow in responding. [11:49] Yeah, it's pretty dead. [11:49] <_Andrew> :S [11:50] jml: I think 85987 is probably a launchpad-buildd bug, but it seems odd that it wouldn't be hit more often. [11:51] Easy enough to work around, but you might want to get a real person to have a look. [11:51] wgrant: I thought you were *more* than real :) [11:52] noodles775: Lies. [11:52] wgrant, if only someone from soyuz were hanging around on this channel... [11:52] More like infinity. [11:52] But he is no longer. [11:53] jml: done [11:54] danilos, thank you. [11:54] lamont would be the buildd man now [11:56] jml: I'll ping him about that question [11:57] bigjools, thanks. [11:57] <_Andrew> Should I try building again? [11:57] _Andrew: not yet, the sys admins are on it right now... [11:57] <_Andrew> ok [12:01] _Andrew: ok, thanks to the admins, it should be better now :) [12:01] <_Andrew> awesome, I'll try rebuilding [12:03] mdke, ubuntu-docs export -> http://launchpadlibrarian.net/33774796/launchpad-export.tar.gz [12:03] <_Andrew> um [12:03] <_Andrew> Build can not be retried [12:03] <_Andrew> https://launchpad.net/~andrewfenn/+archive/ogredev/+build/1294350 [12:04] mdke, and gnome-user-docs export -> http://launchpadlibrarian.net/33774991/launchpad-export.tar.gz [12:04] <_Andrew> oh wait nevermind.. "Start in 19 minutes (2505)" [12:04] _Andrew: it's goin... [12:04] exactly :) [12:10] so I guess I should answer that question with "try again now"? [12:11] hi, i'd like to rename my launchpad user, although, i already created some ppas. therefore, i'd like to remove the ppas, change the name and recreate the ppas ... is it possible to do this? i didn't find a way to remove ppas in the web interface ... [12:11] tim_blechmann, you can have the PPAs disabled. Currently that requires administrator intervention, so the whole process takes a few days. [12:12] jml, thanks, is it possible to rename a user, with disabled ppas? [12:12] tim_blechmann, yes, I think so. [12:13] tim_blechmann, although I haven't actually done it myself. [12:15] great ... how can i contact an administrator? like, is there a support request form? [12:16] tim_blechmann, file a question on answers.launchpad.net/launchpa [12:16] d [12:16] tim_blechmann, I'll make sure it gets to the admins. === mrevell is now known as mrevell-lunch [12:20] jml, i've posted the question at https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/86001 ... thanks in advance [12:21] tim_blechmann, np. === sayakb_ is now known as sayakb === mrevell-lunch is now known as mrevell === tim_blechmann is now known as tim === matsubara-afk is now known as matsubara [13:36] building a package for i386, is there a way to specify a minimum architecture, like i586 or i686? my application uses the cmpxchg8b opcode, which is not available on i386 and i486 [13:38] i386 describes the ia32 family (i386, i486, i586, i686, and so on), I don't know what's the current supported cpu minimum for ubuntu [13:41] I think it's 586 (could be 486 though) [13:41] same here [13:42] that is: pretty sure it won't actually install on 386 (iirc glibc doesn't work on that, among other things). I'm not sure about 486. [13:42] I think you can assume at least 586 generally, but there's no real way to encode that in the .deb [13:43] so if Ubuntu runs on 486, your app will install but fail horribly ;) [13:43] unless you do runtime CPU detection [13:46] where "fail horribly" probably means "crash with SIGILL", iirc [13:47] I have no idea if you should even try to handle that at the packaging level, given that people might move the installed system to a different cpu [13:47] i doubt anyone will run it on an 486 machine ... i'll try to specify -march=i586 ... [13:47] runtime detection might make more sense. [13:48] i could possibly add some runtime detection, refusing to start on 486, though [13:50] too bad, gcc doesn't provide a -mcx8 for 32-bit targets :/ [13:50] what'd that buy you? [13:50] the generated code would just crash just like your manual opcode (inline asm?) code would [13:51] -mwhatever doesn't cause gcc to automagically generate a runtime cpu check that runs before main or the like [13:52] well, i don't care about 486 compatibility ... not with an application, that makes heavy use of sse/sse2 instructions and lock-free data structures ;) [13:52] still, it would simplify my build process [14:19] Does launchpad require gpg signatures on merge-proposal creation emails? [14:46] just curious, any Canadians having PAINFULLY slow download times from Launchpad today? [14:48] theLawless1: No, I'm getting ~80 KBs. [14:50] hmmm, I'm trying to download bzr via two different ISPs, but only getting ~1k [14:51] I'm trying to find out if there are mirrors of the downloads anywhere? [14:59] maxb, don't know, sorry. [14:59] maxb, probably. === jml changed the topic of #launchpad to: Read https://help.launchpad.net for help | Help contact: - | Join https://launchpad.net/~launchpad-users | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | Launchpad is open source: see channel #launchpad-dev === stub1 is now known as stub === soeb is now known as soeb|afk === soeb|afk is now known as soeb [15:49] hi guys! i didn't contribute to my myproject for the last 2 month. now my projects contribution points are down to 30. i've been commiting new code since a few days now, but my points are still dropping. is this expected behavior? [15:53] sorry, i was disconnected. anybody replied yet? :-D [15:54] cl_2, I think the points accumulated in the past are running out. You still gain new points by contributing, it's just that the old ones are running out faster [15:55] AskHL_: ah i see, thanks [15:55] cl_2, https://help.launchpad.net/YourAccount/Karma [15:56] thats exactly the page i was looking for, thanks again :-) [15:56] Dear lads, when you try to register an PGP key which has not yet been added to the Ubuntu keyservers you get a message to send your key to the keyservers with gpg --send-keys --keyserver xyz [15:56] No problem! [15:56] However, this message should read, gpg --send-keys --keyserver xyz KEYID [15:56] Like explained in the larger page about PGP. [16:06] AskHL_: i just had a look at https://edge.launchpad.net/people/+me/+karma. shouldnt my commits be listed there? [16:16] cl_2, I believe so - at least for me they are. [16:18] AskHL_: for me they aren't. theres just a "bug comment added" entry i did for another project [16:20] there are only translation, bug and branch register actions listed, but no commits [16:23] cl_2, strange. Presumably you are not committing to a /+junk/ destination? [16:24] AskHL_: no, they're all development branches [16:25] Anyway, I'm not exactly a Launchpad expert, so maybe someone else can figure this out. [16:25] AskHL_: anybody else here i can talk to? [16:28] cl_2, not in particular, but someone might answer later [16:29] AskHL_: ok, thanks again === vxnick is now known as vxnick-AFK [16:33] hi [16:34] I'm having the error 'hangs at 1kb to go' uploading packages [16:34] could I use a normal ftp program instead of dput? === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-lunch === beuno is now known as beuno-lunch === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch === Ursinha-lunch is now known as Ursinha === salgado is now known as salgado-lunch === matsubara-lunch is now known as matsubara === jon is now known as Guest98658 === salgado-lunch is now known as salgado === beuno-lunch is now known as beuno [19:32] That's possibly an FAQ, but is it worth registering a project on LP if it's for a very small program (as in ~50 lines of Python)? [19:33] Wild_Cat, it is [19:33] it's a nice way for people to find the code and interact with it [19:33] submit patches, bugs, etc [19:33] you never know what will happen in open source ;) [19:34] yeah, figures. At the very least people will find it in Google. [19:34] (seeing that I wrote it when Google only returned stuff that didn't work) [19:35] exactly [19:40] Everything is worth registering on LP. [19:41] that's my motto as well [19:41] "the open source supermarket" [19:43] Why, when you create a project, does it show this? "Requesting Ubuntu CDs is done at shipit.ubuntu.com" [19:43] mathepic, because of the large amount of people who register a project in Launchpad because they want Ubuntu CDs [19:43] sinzui, ping [19:43] that said [19:43] now that we have open id split out [19:43] does that still apply? [19:44] What does a launchpad project have to do with a Ubuntu CD? [19:44] Nothing now [19:44] mathepic, you used to have to create a Launchpad account to request CDs [19:44] so, I suspect we can drop that [19:44] Launchpad developers wrote the site a few years ago [19:44] hi beuno [19:44] * beuno suspects that's sinzui's way of saying +1 [19:45] hi sinzui! [19:48] sinzui, so, want a bug for that? or even better, a branch for review? :) [19:49] * beuno hasn't worked on LP code in a while and is getting nervous [19:49] I think we can remove that. message now. [19:49] super [19:49] We still need links next to the matching projects that invite users to translate the existing project [19:50] absolutely [19:50] That and test project are the only cruft we get now [19:52] I like problems getting smaller [19:52] it means we have a chance at fixing them! [19:57] I have a problem wich my launchpad, I changed my image, and it doesn't change, I remove my image, and it doesn't change to default too, what can I do? :S [20:04] BlouBlou, there's a bug [20:04] where you need to upload the image *and* mark the radio button [20:04] did you click on the radio button when you specified the image? [20:04] it's a bug assigned to me that I never got to [20:04] 2 lines of javascript [20:05] radio button? I don't see it :S [20:05] BlouBlou, when you click to uplaod the images [20:05] you have 3 sections for different sizes [20:06] yes, I see [20:06] done, changed :D, thanks a lot beuno [20:07] BlouBlou, you're welcome, and I'm sorry for not fixing the bug yet [20:08] beuno: you're welcome << well, I registered 2 years ago, but thanks ;) [20:28] ok, see tomorrow :) [20:29] I've tryed to upload a package but I receive a 550 back :( any idea? [20:48] ummm, I think I broke Launchpad [20:48] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mixxxdevelopers/mixxx/trunk/annotate/head%3A/mixxx/src/engine/engineshoutcast.cpp [20:48] ("Please try again" error... says to let #launchpad know if the problem persists, which it is) [20:48] asantoni, thanks [20:49] any losa around to bounce codebrowse? [20:49] beuno: on it, just restarted [20:50] seems to be fixed, thanks Chex and beuno! [20:50] thanks Chex === flacoste_afk is now known as flacoste === salgado is now known as salgado-phone === salgado-phone is now known as salgado [21:31] I seem to be unable to upload to my PPA. dput claims it does upload it, but nothing happens on the PPA web page in launchpad. [21:34] Maybe it just takes some time before the upload is registered? [21:35] Also - I'm unable to get dput to accept the signed .changes - if I give it changes, it will only upload with -u, if I give it changes.asc, it insists it is not a changes file. [21:35] Well - if anybody has any ideas, give me a ping. === sayakb_ is now known as sayakb === rmcbride_ is now known as rmcbride [22:02] ketil: Launchpad will not process unsigned changes files === salgado is now known as salgado-afk [22:02] Unfortunately, because they're unsigned, it doesn't know who to tell about this, so you get no notification at all [22:03] You should tell us what the actual errors you get from dput are [22:24] could I use a normal ftp program instead of dput? [22:25] you could, sure === matsubara is now known as matsubara-afk [22:33] kiko: did you get my message yesterday? [22:39] lfaraone, I didn't, but did you talk to deryck? [22:39]