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BjornTRAOF: no, LP can't auto-forward bugs. it only syncs a subset of all comments so far, after you have manually linked the bug. auto-forwarding is kind of planned, but there's a long way to get there00:01
RAOFBjornT: Ok.  How about the reverse?  Can you auto-import bugs from bugzilla?00:03
BjornTRAOF: no, same thing there. not yet, and it's a long way to go before that is possible00:04
RAOF:(.  We'd rather like to be a gnome project, but bugzilla is a killer.  Oh, well.00:04
sproatyCan you specify Soyata (or whatever it's called) to automatically copy my binaries to all Ubuntu versions after successfully building my package00:19
sproatyrather than me checking each one and saying 'copy binary' in the PPA manager00:20
magciussproaty, file a bug?00:46
magciusRAOF, what's wrong with Bugzilla?00:46
sproatyis that the proper way to ask for a new feature? (file under wishlist?)00:47
magciusRAOF, bgo is very nice to work with relative to plain old bugzilla, with git-bz and splinter and the such00:47
magciussproaty, yes.00:49
magciusRAOF, but the reason they don't auto-forward bugs is the same reason they developed LP in the first place.00:49
RAOFmagcius: What's wrong with bugzilla is that it's not Launchpad, basically.  We're very comfortable using launchpad, and it does a whole host of things that bgo doesn't attempt to do.00:53
magciusRAOF, what exactly?00:53
RAOFWell, I don't think there's an email interface; there's certainly no bzr integration.00:54
RAOFbgo is ugly as sin.00:54
RAOFWhat else...?00:54
magciusRAOF, who cares if it's ugly?00:55
magciusRAOF, bgo has an email interface, and you won't be a gnome project if you use bzr. Use git.00:55
magciusI'd switch from GitHub to Launchpad if Launchpad was more like GitHub and supported Git.00:55
magciusIn a heartbeat.00:56
RAOFWell, we *could* be a gnome project and use bzr; we'd just mirror git.gnome.org.00:56
magcius(i.e. easily forkable, lightweight repos/projects, not the "team" model)00:56
sproatyalso, is there a way to subscribe to my program's bugmail, but not receive any emails from myself?00:56
magciusBecause Launchpad bugs is excellent if you're upstream not downstream.00:56
sproatyI'm set as the bug notifier person or whatever, and if I change a tag for example, I get an email - totally unneeded00:57
sproatyanything *I* change, I get emailed about...bit annoying00:57
magciusI bet people would be more happy if Launchpad supported everything, so that everything was easily forkable and available. And they could checkout/clone a project in their favorite VCS.00:57
magciusThat would be *amazing*]00:57
spivmagcius: I'm not sure what "easily forkable" means for you?00:58
RAOFI don't know what you mean by “easily forkable” that Launchpad doesn't currently provide.00:58
spivmagcius: because what it means to me Launchpad certainly provides.00:58
magciusspiv, oh hey.00:58
magciusspiv, I can fork a project, have Launchpad copy pretty much everything over.00:58
magciusspiv, and I can commit from it, they can pull from it.00:58
magciusspiv, if LP already provides this, I'm sorry.00:59
spivmagcius: if you want to make a fork, i.e. with your own changes, then you need a local copy to work with.00:59
spivmagcius: and it's cheap to push your own branch of a project to launchpad.00:59
magciusThe only thing I don't like is the "team" model, where you need a "team" to make changes.00:59
magciusspiv, yeah, I guess.00:59
RAOFWhat do you mean by “fork a project” in this context?  You mean copy the project, it's bugs and such under a different name?00:59
spivmagcius: or is it that you want to make a whole new project, rather than branches of the project?01:00
magciusspiv, I want to make a whole new project, yes.01:00
magciusspiv, and have my copy of the project "linked" to the original.01:00
spivmagcius: hmm.  I'm not certain that's a good idea, really.01:00
RAOFHow often do you want to do that?01:00
magciusRAOF, I wanted to do it for notify-osd.01:00
spivmagcius: but it's probably worth discussing somewhere, maybe the lp-users list.01:00
magciusBut disregard that.01:00
magciusI think a killer feature would be to support any VCS.01:01
magciusDulwich has a git daemon written in Python.01:01
magciusSo what would be really cool is if I could just clone a bzr project and work on it in git.01:01
RAOFWhich, I understand it, would bring the launchpad servers to their knees if anyone started using it :)01:01
magciusOr they could do the same if I used Git for Launchpad.01:01
magciusRAOF, they already host fake SSH, bzr, and scp servers.01:02
RAOFTo a certain extent that's already possible; bzr is my git client of choice.01:02
magciusBut no.01:02
magciusI like git because of the client.,01:02
magciusNot "foreign branches"01:03
RAOFmagcius: Yeah, but the bzr<=>git transformation is really, really heavy.01:03
magciusRAOF, not really...01:03
magciusRAOF, if they used Dulwich to create a git daemon which people could clone from.01:03
RAOFThey'd be translating bzr <=> git, and that takes a lot of resources with Dulwich at the moment.01:04
magciusRAOF, it does? I had the impression that they worked on a lot of git compatibility and making foreign branches fast for 2.0, which meant changes to the bzr model01:04
RAOFOn the servers, which already have significant loads.  (I *have* discussed this before with a LP dev ;))01:05
magciusRAOF, really?01:05
RAOFYes.01:05
magciusRAOF, you can agree it would be amazing though01:05
RAOF*I'd* like it if everyone just used Launchpad, yes.01:05
magciusAnd I would use Launchpad if it supported git.01:05
RAOFAnd I think git support would help drive adoption.01:05
spivmagcius: not sure in what sense you consider Launchpad's SSH, bzr and sftp servers to be "fake"?01:05
magciusspiv, look in the source.01:06
magciusspiv, also, scp, not sftp01:06
sproatyis it launchpad itself that provides the "bzr browser" code? one thing I'm missing is like in SVN, "download files at revision x"01:06
magciussproaty, no, it's loggerhead, which is a launchpad spinoff01:06
spivmagcius: I *wrote* a lot of that source.01:06
magciusspiv, you work for Canonical?01:06
spivmagcius: yes01:06
magciusspiv, ah, didn't know/.01:06
magciusspiv, any reason it uses paramiko instead of twisted.conch?01:06
spivmagcius: maybe you are talking about something different to what I think you are?01:06
sproatythanks again, magcius01:07
spivmagcius: what's "it"?01:07
magciusspiv, the SSH server.01:07
spivmagcius: um01:07
spivmagcius: it uses twisted.conch, not paramiko.01:07
spivmagcius: unless you're talking to a different one than bazaar.launchpad.net:2201:07
RAOFPossibly you're thinking of the bzr client?01:07
magciusspiv, okay, what uses paramiko? I remember a paramiko import somewhere.01:07
magciusspiv, it's "fake" because all it supports is bzr commands and not a real shell.01:08
spivmagcius: bzr, the client, uses paramiko for its SFTP implementation and for an alternative SSH implementation for platforms where options like /usr/bin/ssh are not available.01:08
magciusspiv, ah.01:08
sproatyhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/loggerhead/+bug/240580 - woo, guess it's to come01:09
ubottuLaunchpad bug 240580 in loggerhead "Ability to download a tarball for a revision" [Medium,In progress]01:09
spivmagcius: well, it implements the SSH protocol just fine; there are plenty of OpenSSH servers that won't give you shells and restrict which commands a client can run too.01:09
magciusspiv, have people suggested my "amazing" idea?01:09
spivmagcius: it would be entirely possible to implement what bazaar.launchpad.net:22 does with OpenSSH I think, but not as convenient.01:09
magciusspiv, I think everybody would switch over to Launchpad and discover how nice it is if it supported hg and git for a first step.01:10
spivmagcius: it's been suggested, yes.01:10
spivmagcius: it's not really a priority.  I forget the exactly reasoning, but not least of which is it would be a significant amount of work.01:11
magciusspiv, if Canonical had some code documentation, I'd be glad to contribute. I have a lot of free time.01:11
spivmagcius: there is quite a bit of docs in the code, and on the dev.launchpad.net wiki01:12
magciusspiv, last I checked those were all internal01:12
spivmagcius: pop over into #launchpad-dev if you like01:12
magciusspiv, but that was a long time ago01:12
spivmagcius: it's all open01:12
magciusokay, okay.01:12
spivWe're not silly enough to open source the code but no docs :)01:13
spivThe point of open sourcing code is to enable people to contribute :)01:13
spiv(well, one of the points, and certainly one of our motivations)01:13
magciusspiv, what does the PQM bot pull from?01:15
magciusspiv, and why aren't you in #launchpad-dev?01:15
thumpermagcius: PQM doesn't pull01:19
thumpermagcius: it has its own copy of the branch01:19
thumpermagcius: merges in branches, and pushes01:19
magciusthumper, ah.01:19
magciusthumper, in git, where I come from, a pull is a merge.01:19
thumpermagcius: I'm sure that is never confusing01:20
magciusthumper, no, if you have a common set of commits01:20
magciusthumper, and you want to merge in those atomic commits from a repository, you copy the commits over and then fast-forward the branch pointer01:21
jmlso simple!01:21
magciusI know.01:21
magciusI don't know, nor do I want to know how it's done in bzr. But you can tell me anyway.01:22
RAOFIt does tend to destroy the history of sometimes-useful metadata, though.01:22
thumpermagcius: we aren't into forcing things on people01:24
magciusthumper, yeah, so stop forcing bzr on to me.01:28
magciusthumper, and let me use git. I'd gladly contribute if I knew my work would be accepted.01:28
thumpermagcius: I'm not01:28
spivmagcius: we don't force you to use launchpad, and you don't force us to try to support git as a primary vcs ;)01:30
magciusspiv, :P01:30
magciusspiv, if I implement some preliminary Git support in these next few weeks, will it be accepted and worked on?01:31
spivmagcius: btw, I don't regularly hang out in #launchpad-dev because I'm a bzr dev now01:32
magciusspiv, I just want to know if it's worth it to attempt.01:32
magciusspiv, ah.01:32
spivmagcius: well, talk to the launchpad team.01:32
magciusspiv, well, I thought you were Launchpad team.01:32
spivmagcius: understood01:32
spivmagcius: freenode's ident for me doesn't help that :)01:32
jmlmagcius, Canonical's LP devs are already flat out, so can't promise we'd work on it.01:33
magciusjml, flat out?01:33
magciusjml, you're busy working on other stuff?01:33
jmlmagcius, sorry, it's an idiom in my dialect meaning "very busy"01:33
spiv"working at full capacity"01:33
magciusWoah.01:33
jmlmagcius, yes.01:33
magciusI might be inclined to ask what you're working on, but I'd probably get something like "we're under NDA"01:34
spiv("flat out" is short for "flat out like a lizard drinking", I suppose)01:34
spivmagcius: https://dev.launchpad.net/RoadMap01:34
rockstarmagcius, Launchpad is open source.01:34
spivmagcius: see also the mailing list etc, but the roadmap is a good overview01:34
jmlmagcius, we aren't opposed to having git support, but we'd want it to work in such a way so that you could use bzr or git for any project on Launchpad, regardless of what it's actually hosted in.01:35
PengThat sounds scary.01:43
rockstarPeng, we like to use the word "adventurous."01:43
jmlPeng: it is a bit. one of the reasons we haven't leapt at it already.01:44
jmlPeng: I think the right way of doing it is making git-bzr better.01:44
jml(or exist, whichever comes first)01:44
RAOFYou mean the git plugin to interact with bzr repositories?  I'm pretty sure that it doesn't exist.01:45
jmlRAOF, yeah, that.01:45
thumperor provide the git wire protocol to bzr branches01:46
thumperwhich does exist01:46
thumperbut is slow01:46
RAOFTime to play with blueprints.  Let's see if they can be useful!02:14
sproatyblueprints seem to give me a *load* of karma02:17
sproatythough I'm not sure I use blueprints correctly - https://blueprints.launchpad.net/whyteboard/+specs?show=all02:18
RAOFThere doesn't seem to be anyway to mark a blueprint as “no, that's a stupid idea, go away”02:19
RAOFWhich would be useful, becasue we've got a huge bunch of blueprints for Do where people have just gone “wouldn't be awesome if the flux capacitor could be overloaded to produce OpenGL effects in stereo!”02:21
RAOFAnd some are simply bugs, pure & simple.02:21
RAOFAnd some are “could you make Fedora not suck at mono packaging, please”.02:22
PengCan blueprints be converted into bugs or something, like questions?02:24
RAOFNot as far as I can see.02:25
sproatyI write them all up myself02:27
sproatyas a way of letting people know what I'm working on (as if they care)02:27
RAOFIs there some design reason why there *isn't* a “rejected” status for blueprints02:28
RAOF?02:28
bigjoolssproaty: is bug 507272 yours?02:39
ubottuLaunchpad bug 507272 in soyuz "Automatically copy built binaries" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50727202:39
jmlRAOF, I don't _think_ so.02:44
RAOFI think I'll just ignore blueprints again; I don't think the payoff will be high enough.02:45
ScottKRAOF: I think obsolete gets used for that.02:45
jmlRAOF, and the Launchpad code apparently says that "Obsolete" means "probably because we decided not to do it"02:48
sproatybigjools, yes02:48
jmlRAOF, but that should be better.02:48
bigjoolssproaty: ah too late I commented on the bug02:49
bigjoolsbut if you want to read it and ask questions I am here for a while02:49
sproatyheh, my code guess what somewhat correct!02:50
sproatyI wasn't aware of a launchpad API02:51
sproatybigjools, it's no big deal really, it'll only save me a few minutes ultimately02:55
bigjoolssproaty: but immeasurably in sanity :)02:56
sproatyit'll help a bit to automate my tedious release process02:57
CarlFKI run ubuntu-bug foo, it collects info, then launches FF which asks me to log in.03:08
CarlFKwhen I get my user/pw right (screwed up 2x) it says "To continue, you must log in to Launchpad." and I have to log in a 2nd time03:09
CarlFKany idea what's going on?03:09
CarlFKit did redirect me to edge - maybe that is why?03:09
cody-somervilleThats why03:10
CarlFKk - no prob.03:10
CarlFKfirst few times it happed I thought I had the wrong pw, so I ended up resetting my pw a bunch of times03:10
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gagitahi guys, I'm from timor-leste. happy new year to all of you who are take part in launchpad04:16
gagitaI want to ask you steps to begin a translation04:16
gagitaanyone can help04:17
gagita?04:17
thumperjtv: ^^^04:18
jtvgagita: hi04:18
jtvgagita: you're looking to translate something into Timorese?04:18
gagita1yes04:19
gagita1jtv: yes04:19
jtvSomething in ubuntu?  All of ubuntu?  Some other piece of software?04:19
gagita1translate oo to timor-leste language04:19
Kamping_Kaisergagita1: Doesn't Openoffice already have a t-l project?04:20
gagita1not yet04:20
gagita1Kamping_Kaiser: not yet04:20
Kamping_Kaiserodd. I thought there was one hosted at openoffice.org. Good luck with yours then :)04:20
jtvgagita1: openoffice is a bit special04:21
gagita1we already created a team on launhpad04:22
jtvdoko_: hi!04:23
jtvdoko_: gagita1 is asking about translating OO.o to Timor-Leste...  Are the LP translations active again?04:23
jtvgagita1: the upstream OpenOffice.org project is obviously not translated in Launchpad, but the Ubuntu package for OpenOffice.org should be.  But I haven't kept up with its status.  I was hoping doko might know.04:24
gagita1jtv: hopeful he knows04:25
jtvgagita1: adiroiban might also know; he should be in UTC+104:25
gagita1jtv: okay04:27
gagita1jtv: I'am on UTC+904:33
jtvI'm on UTC+13 right now, so will be gone soon.04:33
gagita1jtv: yups04:34
ScottKjtv: doko__ doesn't have anything to do with OOo or translations.  He's an Ubuntu toolchain maintainer04:34
jtvScottK: ah  :/  he used to, though...04:34
ScottKNo.  Not really, at least not for several years.04:35
gagita1I met a  Spanish guy in AS3 conference in Manila last November, he said that he could help us, but we lost connection since there :(04:38
rithyLaunchpad always make me crazy08:37
rithyI wait for long time when I upload my translate template08:38
rithyCould anyone review my template?08:39
rithyhttp://launchpad.net/moonos08:39
adeuringdaniloff: see rithy's question above08:46
rithy:)08:47
leprany objection to having #LaunchPad listed at  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat#Channels ?09:10
jmllepr, nope.09:10
mwhudsoni wouldn't case it like that though09:11
mwhudson#launchpad is fine09:11
wgrantThe logo suggests LaunchPad, sadly.09:11
leprPython programmers usually use CamelCase, do they not?09:12
leprOther object oriented programmers usually do.09:12
jmllepr, it depends a lot.09:14
jmllepr, read PEP 8 if ever you want a rollercoaster ride of thrills, chills and fussiness09:14
tsimpsonlepr: the logo doesn't suggest case, just where to split the word phonetically09:16
wgranttsimpson: That may be what it means, but it's interpreted by many as indicative of capitalisation.09:17
tsimpsonbut the letters in the logo are all lower-case09:18
tsimpsonthen again, maybe I'm just strange and see things differently :)09:18
leprI have found no easy way to get to https://launchpad.net/projects .  Is it destined to be linked in?  Is it forgotten?09:43
leprFrom Help about changing a project owner: "However, you can change this to any other person or team in Launchpad by  following the Change details link and then selecting the People tab."  I'm attempting this, and other things in the documentation, on 'staging' and there is no People tab.  Why? or "How to fix?"10:26
WhoopieHi, I have a question regarding PPA. Is it possible to reset my PPA for a specific package so that I can start from scratch? As if I have never uploaded it?10:27
xchat-p3t3rhi!10:41
xchat-p3t3ri'm involved in the Ubuntu Manual translating10:42
xchat-p3t3rwhat have i to do to begin this activity?10:42
xchat-p3t3rbcause some time launchpad doesn't allows making changes..10:43
* lepr invite xchat-p3t3r #Ubuntu-Doc10:44
xchat-p3t3rthanks lepr..10:46
adeuringlepr: the docs are outdated. You can change the maintainer and some other roles directy from the main project page10:56
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xteejxHey guys, disruptive LP user alert!! Can someone assist me in dealing with this please, user has been warned, but continues to disrupt the Ubuntu bugtracker by changing bug status, even when told not to, to Fixed, when they really aren't. User ID: sergio / opuesto14:25
Ursinhaadeuring, ^14:26
xteejxadeuring?14:27
adeuringxteejx: can you give me some example bugs?14:27
xteejxadeuring, just this one at the moment, but it is still quite disruptive even after being told not to do so, as it conflicts with the real status of the bug report14:28
adeuringxteejx: yeah, one sample is fine14:28
xteejxoh sorry I didn't say which one :)14:28
xteejxbug 7874014:28
adeuringxteejx: thanks!14:28
xteejxbug 78470, sorry14:28
xteejxadeuring, no thank you :)14:29
adeuringxteejx: I've suspended his account. thanks for the heads-up!14:33
xteejxadeuring, that's great, just saves everything getting messed up, maybe next time he'll help not disrupt, thank you again :)14:33
marsme thinks CHR's will soon want the ability to hide/remove comments :)14:33
xteejxI want that feature now heh :)14:34
marsthanks for the report xteejx14:34
adeuringmars: not yet, but this maight make sense in the future...14:34
xteejxno probs guys thanks for helping14:34
xteejxhave a good morning/afternoon/evening see ya :D14:34
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didrockshey LP guys16:18
didrockscan someone rename netbook-remix project to ubuntu-netbook one and make the redirection available as the product is renamed in lucid, please?16:19
adeuringdidrocks: that's a job for the LP admins. Can you file a request here: https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad ?16:25
didrocksadeuring: sure16:26
didrocksthanks16:26
cody-somervilledidrocks, According to the project's whiteboard, njpatel says that project needs to be deleted.16:28
didrockscody-somerville: where? I don't see that on the main page16:29
cody-somervilledidrocks, You need to be a demi-admin to see it.16:29
didrocksok16:29
didrocksso, maybe, just do wathever needs to :)16:30
cody-somervilleI dunno what that is16:31
cody-somervillelol16:31
didrocksmaybe not yet remove it so, as jaunty has some part of it16:33
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mhall119|workhello17:11
mhall119|workhow difficult would it be to make an install of launchpad use Hg instead of Bzr?17:11
mhall119|workis it scm agnostic, or pretty well tied to bzr?17:12
beunomhall119|work, super mega extra tied to bzr17:12
mhall119|workokay17:12
mhall119|workthat's not so bad, I can convince them to move to bzr, but thought I'd ask17:12
maxbmhall119|work: them?17:13
mhall119|workmy company17:14
maxbYou're aware of the Launchpad images/icons licencing constraint, right?17:14
mhall119|workyeah17:14
mhall119|workit would be for internal use only, we won't be distributing it17:15
beunomhall119|work, if they're switching to a new DVCS, bzr is probably going to be easiest17:15
mhall119|workbeuno: we're already using Hg17:15
beunoah17:15
maxbmhall119|work: You might want to read that licence again, that's still not a legal use of Launchpad as distributed17:15
beunogood, so the transition will be easy  :)17:15
mhall119|workmaxb: thanks17:15
bdmurrayIs possible to query on "Incomplete without response" using launchpadlib?17:26
thekornbdmurray, list(bughelper.searchTasks(status=["Incomplete (without response)",]))17:34
bdmurraythekorn: awesome thanks17:34
bdmurraythat's ridiculous too17:35
thekornmy dirty trick here is: .searchTasks(status="dfgdf") and look at the content of the exception17:35
thekornit shows all possible values17:35
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alecuhello...18:24
_charly_hi :)18:24
bdmurraywhat does HTTP Error 410: Gone mean with launchpadlib?18:27
elmobdmurray: the user no longer exists18:28
elmoi.e. a decactivated accont18:28
bdmurrayelmo: thanks18:29
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edakiriwhat license are the images and icons of launchpad?  also Affero GPL3?19:02
edakiriI asked because someone was here chatting about putting it on a private company network and someone asked him whether he knew about the license.19:03
maxbedakiri: No, they are Canonical All Rights Reserved, with an allowance that you may use them when hacking on launchpad itself19:04
maxbhttps://dev.launchpad.net/LaunchpadLicense19:06
juanmarquezsaludos19:17
juanmarquezamigos19:17
juanmarquezalguien de habla española?19:17
juanmarquezestoy dirigiendo a un grupo de futuros member a firmar el CoC, pero el keyserver.ubuntu.com no esta aceptando conexiones19:19
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erUSULis this a good place to report a problem with the CoC signing process in launchpad ?19:25
erUSULok will try; basically the fact the keyserver.ubuntu.com have been dwon for weeks (months) makes impossible to upload new CoC as launchpad is anable to find the keys :(19:25
blueyedCan somebody please look at OOPS-1475A2108 - I think this might have happened a while ago already, when trying to post a new bug for the tvbrowser Ubuntu package.19:30
ubottuhttps://lp-oops.canonical.com/oops.py/?oopsid=1475A210819:30
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* blueyed is waiting19:44
beunoblueyed, looks like a bug19:45
beunoblueyed, could you file it?19:45
blueyedbeuno: ok. So I'm unable to create a bug for this source package? Prolly it's better somebody files it who can see the backtrace etc?!19:47
blueyedI can provide additional info then.19:48
beunoblueyed, just refer to the oops, that contains the backtrace19:48
beunoand explain what you did19:48
beunothe traceback makes little sense19:48
beunomaybe deryck is around19:48
beuno  Module lp.bugs.browser.bugtarget, line 701, in showFileBugForm19:48
beuno    raise NotImplementedError19:48
beunoNotImplementedError19:48
blueyedok. where's the "feedback / report problem" link gone in the footer?19:48
blueyedalso, especially the Oops page should contain such a shortcut!19:49
beunoheh, very true19:49
blueyedI'll file that one, too.19:49
beunothanks19:49
deryckbeuno, we've got a lot of the NotImplementedError's lately.  Haven't gotten to doing a fix yet.  Trying for this week though.19:49
deryckthis was trying to file a bug, right?19:50
beunoyeap19:50
beunoas long as its in your radar!19:50
beunounless this is a plan to reduce the number of bugs in ubuntu  :)19:51
deryckheh19:51
derycknot an intentional plan, no19:51
rockstar...but it works! Ship it!19:52
blueyedBug #50762219:52
ubottuLaunchpad bug 507622 in launchpad "Oops page should contain shortcut to report a bug" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50762219:52
beunorockstar, o/19:53
rockstarbeuno, is that like a Goonie Sloth face or something?19:53
beunorockstar, IRC waving, it's all the rage19:55
blueyedbah.. going back from the oops page, I'm now at the summary page again. all the input is lost!! (due to ajax)19:55
rockstarbeuno, ah, yes, I see it now.19:55
blueyedis there a bug for this already? This is really depressing!19:55
blueyedfiled it: https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/50762319:58
ubottuLaunchpad bug 507623 in launchpad "Oops when trying to report a bug against tvbrowser package in Ubuntu" [Undecided,New]19:58
_charly_i have a question to account merging. will everything (karma, reported bugs, ...) be merged and will the old account be deleted after the merge is completed? and how long does it take for completing the merge?20:01
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erUSULok; i asked here before. basically the fact the keyserver.ubuntu.com have been dwon for weeks (months) makes impossible  to upload new CoC as launchpad is anable to find the keys :(20:23
erUSULwhat should this bug be filled against? if any?20:24
erUSULshould launchpad just use the pgp keyservers pool ?? x-hkp://pool.sks-keyservers.net20:24
edakiriI found the link to https://launchpad.net/projects  .  It is "Browse all'20:30
edakiriYou've got SPAM!  https://launchpad.net/www.none.com20:43
beunosinzui, what20:44
beunowhat's the procedure to kill 'em?20:44
beunoregistered by an inactive user..?20:46
beunoI've disabled the project, but I don't know how to delete it20:48
marsbeuno, check henninge's message on the mailing list, "NEW: Spam account suspension now doable by CHR person", for the details20:49
beunothanks mars20:50
marskfogel or flacoste, ^ are you aware of the problem erUSUL has pointed to?20:50
kfogelmars: reading20:51
edakirihave spambots infiltrated launchpad?20:51
beunoedakiri, yes, we're working on it20:52
edakiriThey adapted to launchpad quickly.  LaunchPad is young and I would have thought of little interest to spammers.20:52
kfogelerUSUL: urk.  I don't know how to solve that, but agree it should be solved.  Have you already mailed feedback@launchpad.net?20:53
flacostemars: no, i'M not20:53
marsedakiri, someone deliberately scripted a spambot for the site.  Or, alternatively, one of the many thousands of user's mail accounts get hijacked, and start sending spam to anything they looked at.20:53
flacostekfogel: that's a question for IS actually20:53
kfogelflacoste: thanks20:53
kfogelerUSUL: one sec while I ping some of our admins20:53
erUSULkfogel: no; tried reaching the right people in IRC and get the ball rolling nothing else20:53
edakirimars: I think sending an e-mail does not create a launchpad project20:54
marsedakiri, sometimes people are hired to spam manually as well.20:55
edakirithat is what i was wondering.  whether it was in quantity to suggest a bot.20:57
kfogelerUSUL: we're asking internally, but that may take some time.  In the meantime, can you mail feedback {AT} launchpad.net?  I know that will be read within the next 24h by a launchpad developer.21:00
kfogel(who knows more than I do)21:00
erUSULkfogel: ok; tyvm21:00
kfogelerUSUL: thank you21:01
kfogelerUSUL: what is "tyvm" btw?21:01
erUSULthnak you very much ;)21:02
sinzuibeuno: the project you are seeing is dead. I disabled the project and the user yesterday shortly after it was registered21:09
beunosinzui, it was enabled21:10
sinzuiI disabled it yesterday21:10
beunosinzui, I disabled it today  :)21:11
sinzuibeuno: :( I think I need to double check my work because as you could see the user and team involved were disabled after I thought I disabled the project21:12
sinzuibeuno, did you uncheck the reviewed?21:12
beunosinzui, I did21:13
sinzuiThat put it back on the list to be reviewed, so the inverse action happened, I reviewed it but did not disable it. You disabled it, but said no one has ever seen that project before21:14
beunoheh21:14
beunospam project tennis!21:14
mwhudson(actual deletion)++21:16
jamaltaHey there, I'm trying to upload my first PPA but got this rejection error: lp.archiveuploader.permission.CannotUploadToPocket21:24
jamaltaCould someone tell me what I could be doing wrong? Thanks21:24
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noodles775jamalta, where exactly do you see that error? (I hope not in a rejection email...?)21:28
noodles775https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/UploadErrors21:29
noodles775might be helpful too.21:29
noodles775jamalta, the error message is wrong, but implies that you're probably trying to upload to ubuntu rather than your PPA.21:30
noodles775Make sure you're following everything in https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA/Uploading21:30
jamaltanoodles775: rejection email :(21:30
jamaltanoodles775: oh21:31
jamaltanoodles775: i was following this https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA/Uploading21:31
jamaltaso for incoming i have ~jamalta/groovenotify/ubuntu/ <-- would the ubuntu part here be the issue?21:31
noodles775jamalta, no, that looks right (we need to update that page, you don't need a dput conf anymore... I'll do that in a minute).21:35
jamaltanoodles775: oh, okay21:35
noodles775jamalta, can you pastebin your changes file?21:35
jamaltanoodles775: sure21:36
jamaltanoodles775: http://pastebin.com/f5d9845a421:37
noodles775jamalta, can you try: dput ppa:jamalta/groovenotify <changes.file>21:39
jamaltanoodles775: sure21:39
jamaltanoodles775: it's up, i'll let you know if it works or not when i get the email21:39
jamaltanoodles775: thanks so much :)21:39
noodles775(this doesn't use your .dput.cf, as we have ppa suport built into dput now.)21:40
noodles775No problem!21:40
* noodles775 updates the help page.21:40
jamaltanoodles775: that's awesome :) i'll delete my .dput.cf now21:40
jamaltanoodles775: sweet! it got accepted21:42
jamaltathanks :)21:42
flacostemars: keyserver.ubuntu.com is not down nor has been, it seems the user has another problem, but since he left we won't know what21:42
micahg.dput.cf allows tab completion which is nice21:43
noodles775jamalta, great!21:43
marsflacoste, ah :(21:43
jamaltaso if there's a build error because i forgot to add a depends, can i just change the control file, run debuild again, and then dput?21:56
oojahjamalta: If you've already submitted it to your ppa and that's where the build error was, you'll have to increment the version number in the changelog.21:57
geserjamalta: almost, bump the package revision in debian/changelog before you run debuild -S again21:57
jamaltaoojah, geser: thanks21:58
cjohnstonany LP admins around who could remove something for me please?22:04
marsmbarnett, ^ ?22:06
* mbarnett wanders in22:07
mbarnettcjohnston: i am kinda half here as i do some troubleshooting of the librarian.  What do you need removed?22:08
cjohnstonmbarnett: https://edge.launchpad.net/~user-days-instructors/+members  I hit approve instead of deny on magia154.. I have deactivated his membership, but it looks like he used to be a member now.. Is there any chance he can be removed so it doesn't show him as a former (or present) member?22:09
mbarnettcjohnston: hmm, i am not sure actually22:10
mbarnettcjohnston: that might require database surgery, let me take a peek22:10
cjohnstonokie..22:10
cjohnstonThe I just don't want a misrepresentation due to the nature of the group22:11
mbarnettcjohnston: yeah, there is no mechanism in place for removing the record of "previous member".  If you wouldn't mind submitting an "answer" requesting this changed we can try and find out if there is a relatively easy way to accomplish this for you.22:16
cjohnstonWhat would I file the answer under? launchpad or something more specific?22:17
mbarnetti think launchpad would be fine22:19
cjohnstonty22:20
mbarnettwelcome22:20
cjohnstonPosted.. Thanks22:25
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jamalta_hi, this isn't exactly a launchpad issue buti t has to do with the builder23:32
jamalta_i'm trying to upload a ptyhon package but for some reason it can't import setuptools23:33
jamalta_i tried specifying python-setuptools as one of the dependencies but it still didn't work23:33
spivjamalta_: as a build-dependency?23:33
jamalta_spiv: no it was a dependency. should i move it to build-dependency instead?23:34
jamalta_spiv: i mean, it was on Depends23:34
spivjamalta_: if it's a dependency needed during the build, then yes23:34
jamalta_spiv: that makes sense, thanks :)23:35
spivjamalta_: (to be clear, I think the field is actually called "Build-Depends")23:37
jamalta_spiv: Yeah I got that ;)23:37
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jamaltaspiv: sweet thanks! that worked :)23:48
ssambug #390362 has a link to a Gnome bug. the gnome bug is 'fixed', but launchpad thinks its 'new'23:49
ubottuLaunchpad bug 390362 in network-manager-applet "Entering WEP/WPA key/passphrase requires tabbing/clicking" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39036223:49
spivssam: ISTR someone saying the gnome bug watches aren't being updated atm.23:51
spivI believe it's being worked on.23:51
ssamok, thanks23:51
ssammaybe bug #50615823:55
ubottuLaunchpad bug 506158 in malone "checkwatches hammers the remote server when asking for changed bugs" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50615823:55

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