[00:17] bah, someone gave ghc6 back on armel [00:17] it *will* *not* *finish* [00:18] Laney: The one that has been building for 10 days now? [00:18] yes [00:18] Heh. [00:19] P-a-s it out, if it's really not going to finish? [00:19] I thought that had to be synced with Debian [00:19] plus I hold out hope of getting it to work in a future revision [00:19] Hmm. [00:19] people just shouldn't mash the button when they don't know what they're doing [00:20] Well, mass-givebacks are done occasionally. [00:21] in what build state gets ghc6 on armel when you let the build kill because it got stuck? [00:21] ftbfs [00:21] The normal solution is so mark the build Superseded instead. [00:21] s/so/to/ [00:22] That way it can't be retried. [00:22] It's a lie, but an effective one. [00:22] in Debian we have added a depwait on ghc6 >> -12 [00:22] which is sort of the same thing [00:24] Do you know how dead the buildd gets? [00:25] Does the build just hang, or does the slave actually stop responding? [00:25] I guess nothing bad happens, or else I would have been shot [00:25] (but I don't know) [00:26] Heh. [00:29] I'm off to bed. Feel free to have that build killed, and stop it happening again. [00:29] seeya [01:36] I made a PPA a while ago for Rhythmbox that just changed some debian/rules (to add a build flag) and the new updates for 10.4 beta updated RB taking away my version. What should I do? === bikeboy` is now known as bikeboy [03:34] wgrant: yes, that was a db query. and I've added a ticket to do that as a matter of monitoring [03:34] Laney: will it seriously not finish? [03:36] Laney: fwiw, I gave it back because there was some question whether it would finish or not, figured it wouldn't tie things up too much - armel has enough buildds to keep up pretty well [03:36] lamont: It might finish. It might not. It may take a couple weeks. [03:36] lamont: If you're looking, you might want to check the likewise-open and gedit builds on armel. THey seem to be hung in a very odd place. [03:36] persia: yeah - I was figuring we'd give it until (a) release, or (b) when I kill^Wretire that bit of hardware in a bit [03:37] By "retire" you mean "put into a shredder", right? [03:37] persia: pretty much... nice shiny new hardware for me to play with next week [03:37] Wonderful. [03:44] meh. channel slew. sorry about that [05:01] * bikeboy rips hair out at comments - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/plymouth/+bug/537262?comments=all [05:01] Ubuntu bug 537262 in plymouth "plymouth pid missing from OMITPIDS and terminated by sendsigs - PLEASE NO MORE CONFIRMATIONS/COMMENTS" [High,Confirmed] [05:02] need to be able to mark comments as 'general discussion' and 'bug fixing' or something [05:02] all the general discussion goes off the main thread [05:03] like how a wiki has the actual article, and the talk page associated with said article [05:03] to make comments as actually relevant, one would need a certain level of bug fixing karma [05:04] no comments would ever be actually deleted, in the interests of transparency [05:04] /end rant === yofel_ is now known as yofel === AnMaster_ is now known as AnMaster [10:55] using launchpad, looking at related wiki's,every latest contribution to a wiki gives the username contributor, and scrolling over this name shows imho unnec. personal information as an ip-adres and a launchpad hpps linkage. is the normal? [10:56] the=this === bikeboy is now known as bikeboy` === doctormo_ is now known as doctormo [14:02] I forget, is there a tool that automates / trivializes making releases on launchpad from the command line? I think I remember seeing something like this recently... [14:38] lfaraone, maybe https://help.launchpad.net/Clients has something [14:58] lfaraone: in ubuntu-dev-tools you can use lp-project-upload [14:58] lfaraone: or, in lp:lptools, you can use lp-milestones, though it isn't [yet] a complete replacement for lp-project-upload [15:14] lamont: (about ghc6) one of the previous builds went on for ~2 weeks building the same module, so I doubt it [15:14] but it's your hardware, leave it as long as you like ;) [15:14] Laney: heh [15:15] arm is about to have enough builders that I could leave jaboticaba at the task for the year without crying too much. (but I won't) [15:15] dares you [15:21] lamont: You may as well let it run for a while if you don't need the rack space right away. I know there are local test builds happening, but no result has yet been reported anywhere I've seen (as to whether it ever terminates) [15:21] heh [15:21] lamont: That said, if you have the ability to find out whether it's actually doing anything or just sitting there, that would be handy :) [15:22] it's more a case of "if I don't need the USB drive" [15:22] and I think I might not [15:22] a test might be to revert the compiler flags to what was used with 6.10.4 and see if they work [15:26] That needs PPAs, or lots more local builds. Rebuilding the compiler suite can take a while ... [15:32] I asked for an armel ppa, but never got an answer [15:33] From what I hear, they are awkward and special now, pending the development of a good hypervisor for armel. [15:37] hi, why i'm not allowed to access the source-site: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-application [15:37] It not oss or what?? [15:38] dnjl: There's a bug. Log out, and you magically get permission to see it. [15:39] ui - its a funny bug... :P [15:41] well, if u suffix /+changelog or /VERSION this will work without logout [15:48] I believe it's only the list of PPA versions which causes issues. [15:48] And only for some PPAs. === apachelogger is now known as fedoralogger === kirkland` is now known as kirkland === yofel_ is now known as yofel [17:41] hi, i cannot remove some packages from my personal ppa. I recevie this error Unexpected form data Launchpad doesn't understand the form data submitted in this request. === Ersoy is now known as ersoy [22:39] hi folks, i am trying to fork a project in lp, but i dont find anything in UI for that, how i can do it? [22:40] ovnicraft, you just push the branch up to a location [22:40] (a new location) [22:40] beuno, but i need clone in my pc first, i want to does it without it [22:41] ovnicraft: But to make changes you need to pull it down locally anyway. [22:43] wgrant, yes its implicit but is better as user experience [22:44] ovnicraft: Why is it better? bzr get lp:fooproject; hack hack hack; bzr ci; bzr push lp:~wgrant/fooproject/barfeature [22:44] Adding the web UI functionality would be: click click click click click; bzr get lp:~wgrant/fooproject/barfeature; hack hack hack; bzr ci; bzr push [22:45] click, get, hack push [22:45] As opposed to get, hack, push without the web UI.