[00:03] hey, is there a way to get launchpad to not send me an email notifying me of a comment on a bug, when it was me that made the comment? === lfaraone_ is now known as lfaraone [00:57] am I likely to run into any problems following the instructions at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RootfsFromScratch [00:57] ... sorry. wrong channel :) [01:46] TheNewAndy: Regarding self-comments: No, sadly, that is not configurable. [01:46] maxb: ok thanks for that === doctormo_ is now known as doctormo === rockstar` is now known as rockstar === cocooncrash_ is now known as cocooncrash [12:41] against which lp project should i file design bugs in the launchpad website? [12:44] if you don't know the sub-project file them against launchpad and it should be moved to the correct one during triage [12:54] geser: thanks === menesis1 is now known as menesis === mbarnett` is now known as mbarnett === abentley1 is now known as abentley === yofel_ is now known as yofel === yofel is now known as yofel_ === yofel_ is now known as yofel [20:46] Why do translations uploaded need review? Could one be whitelisted for that project-wise? [20:47] pkern: Unless you're doing something strange, it should only need approval once. [20:50] wgrant: Once for what? I get this needs review everytime I try to import stuff while doing upstream release work. [20:51] pkern: I don't know translations that well. But most projects only need approval for the initial upload of each template or translation. [20:51] Subsequent uploads are automatically approved. === lfaraone is now known as jwhales === jwhales is now known as lfaraone [20:59] wgrant: Just tried again on https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/net6/1.3/+imports and they're all on needs review. [20:59] While automatic bazaar imports are auto-approved. [21:00] Right, bazaar imports are auto-approved. [21:00] And you should use them if possible. [21:01] wgrant: Well, I do for one project now, but that doesn't change my point that it should be possible for others to get approved imports automatically. [21:01] The other dev refused to put in the .pot as auto-generatable data into the repository, but we "solved" that now. [21:02] There should be auto-generation of .pots within LP in a few months, I suspect. [21:02] But I don't know enough about Translations to help with your other point. === nhandler_ is now known as nhandler [22:22] Hi... emm... what can I do if a source package "software-version.tar.gz" is already on the server ? [22:22] Is there a way to delete that tar.gz on the server? (I'm the original uploader) [22:23] hi folks, is loggerhead down? [22:23] qnix: You cannot ever upload the same filename again. Why has it changed? [22:24] nigel_nb: It looks like it might be. [22:24] wgrant: ah, planned downtime? [22:24] nigel_nb: No. [22:24] More likely just broken. [22:24] Ah, no, not broken. [22:24] Just slow. [22:24] Tried refreshing a couple of times? [22:25] wgrant: lemme try again [22:25] wgrant: The software developers found a very important security problem. Since the package was not published public (only between devs), they decided to re-do the package. [22:26] but when its broken, *that* happens [22:26] qnix: That's awful and wrong. [22:26] qnix: You'll need to add something to the upstream version number. [22:28] wgrant: I see, like 5.6.0-1 ? [22:28] emm, no, wont work [22:28] qnix: Avoid using - in the upstream version. It will work, but it's inadvisable. [22:28] +1, perhaps. [22:28] +badupstreamisbad, maybe. [22:30] will try that [22:31] wgrant: are there anyone around who could look the loggerhead issue? [22:31] do I need to log a bug, call or something? [22:31] nigel_nb: It works OK for me. [22:32] wgrant: oh [22:32] lemme look it up again [22:32] It just takes a couple of refreshes for each branch. [22:32] Which sucks, but it at least works a bit. [22:32] ah, a couple of refreshes does do wonders [22:32] but I guess someone will read the logs and look into it later on [23:16] wgrant: Isn't there any way to replace a upstream version on the server ? I mean... the package is not good.. I can fix that for my package... but this can affect other user packages or even a future universe/multiverse package. [23:38] qnix: The file only lives within your PPA. [23:38] qnix: It will not affect anything else.