storrgie | is keyserver.ubuntu.com down right now? I cant import a key | 03:25 |
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wgrant | storrgie: Looks up from here. Are you behind a firewall that blocks TCP port 11371? | 03:25 |
storrgie | i shouldnt be | 03:26 |
storrgie | does the new 10.04 have firewall enabled? | 03:26 |
wgrant | No. | 03:26 |
storrgie | lemme pastbin | 03:27 |
storrgie | http://pastebin.com/dTwv8KY6 | 03:28 |
storrgie | not sure what to do | 03:28 |
wgrant | storrgie: What happens if you navigate to http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/ in a Web browser? | 03:28 |
storrgie | on my laptop fine | 03:29 |
storrgie | but my server | 03:29 |
storrgie | I dont have anything | 03:29 |
storrgie | guess i could install links | 03:29 |
storrgie | dont want to though | 03:29 |
wgrant | wget it? | 03:29 |
storrgie | hrm no keys found | 03:30 |
storrgie | lemme show you the PPA | 03:30 |
storrgie | https://launchpad.net/~dnjl/+archive/virtualization | 03:30 |
storrgie | apparently wont work? | 03:30 |
wgrant | It has a key. | 03:31 |
wgrant | It should work. | 03:32 |
storrgie | hrm... my server... I cant do an update | 03:32 |
wgrant | Hm? | 03:32 |
storrgie | uh oh | 03:33 |
storrgie | my network on the server is messed up.... | 03:33 |
storrgie | not sure how | 03:33 |
wgrant | Heh. | 03:33 |
thumper | storrgie: it isn't missing nameservers from /etc/resolv.conf is it? | 03:35 |
thumper | storrgie: I had an issue with my server with that | 03:36 |
storrgie | nope | 03:36 |
storrgie | thats fine | 03:36 |
storrgie | rebooting | 03:36 |
storrgie | I was trying to do bridge stuff | 03:36 |
wgrant | That often gets really messy. | 03:37 |
wgrant | It's really easy to break subtly. | 03:37 |
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storrgie | http://pastebin.com/EtjmqkAE | 03:39 |
wgrant | poolie: Hm, the tag help text is dodgy, but it does show up for me in Chromium and Firefox. | 03:57 |
poolie | hm | 03:57 |
poolie | where? | 03:57 |
wgrant | The usual help frame that shows up in the middle of the screen. | 03:58 |
wgrant | The one that had a button with no text for several months. | 03:58 |
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jorge | hi! I've uploaded a package to a PPA and it's been there waiting to build for 38 hours, is that normal? | 07:57 |
noodles775 | jorge: Well, normal during release time (when many of the machines we are loaned for PPA builders are used to support the release). | 07:59 |
spiv | https://launchpad.net/builders says the PPA queue for i386 is about 42 hours. | 08:00 |
jorge | oh ok then, i thought something was wrong with my package | 08:00 |
jorge | thank you | 08:00 |
jorge | didn't know about that webpage, thank you too | 08:01 |
MrKanister | Hi there. I've got a question regarding launchpadlib. I want to find out the version of a package in the latest Ubuntu release. How do I get there by using the launchpadlib starting from a source package or distribution object? From the API Doc this seems complicated. | 10:24 |
MvG | Hi there! Updates to branches resp. merge requests seem to take exceptionally long today. Any known problems there? | 10:34 |
MvG | https://code.launchpad.net/~gagern/bzr/bug527878-directoryCommonOption in particular has me worried just now. | 10:34 |
MvG | Branch still not updated. Something is really broken here, I fear. | 10:50 |
MvG | poolie: No reaction here to the lack of branch updates. Do you have any suggestions whom to contact next? Does writing a bug report or asking a question for this make any sense? | 10:53 |
poolie | and they're still not updating? | 10:55 |
poolie | ah, the topic does mention this | 10:55 |
poolie | type /topic | 10:55 |
poolie | jml, are you here yet? | 10:56 |
poolie | ffs | 10:56 |
MvG | poolie: Oh, thanks, somehow missed that. Sorry. | 10:58 |
poolie | it's a bit lame that's not on the blog or the status page | 10:58 |
poolie | which is supposed to be http://identi.ca/launchpadstatus | 10:59 |
poolie | MvG: so the delay is between when you push to a branch over bazaar, and when it shows up in the web ui? | 11:00 |
MvG | poolie: yes. Where web ui includes loggerhead. | 11:00 |
MvG | And the delay may well be infinite for all I know. | 11:00 |
poolie | hm | 11:02 |
poolie | i thought loggerhead would be looking directly at the branches | 11:02 |
poolie | so i'm surprised it can be slow | 11:02 |
poolie | deryck: ^^ | 11:03 |
poolie | vila: ^^ | 11:03 |
poolie | lifeless: ^^ | 11:04 |
lifeless | loggerhead accesses branches over http | 11:04 |
MvG | poolie: False alarm. | 11:04 |
lifeless | I think that means it reads the mirrored side only (at least until the split is removed, thats landing soon) | 11:04 |
MvG | poolie: For some reason a non-tip revision was encoded in the loggerhead url. | 11:04 |
deryck | false alarm for loggerhead, but there is still general scanner delays? | 11:05 |
MvG | yep | 11:05 |
poolie | MvG: you forgot to push? | 11:05 |
deryck | ok | 11:05 |
poolie | :) | 11:05 |
poolie | deryck: so istm that generally speaking, if somebody thinks there are delays enough to change the topic, they ought to update launchpadstatus | 11:05 |
poolie | not everyone reads irc | 11:05 |
MvG | https://code.launchpad.net/~gagern/bzr/bug527878-directoryCommonOption is at 5179 while http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~gagern/bzr/bug527878-directoryCommonOption/changes/ shows it should be 5182 | 11:05 |
deryck | poolie, ah, yes, agreed. I didn't see the topic here either. | 11:06 |
deryck | poolie, and that is *supposed* to be our policy on this. | 11:06 |
* deryck will dig up the launchpadstatus info and post | 11:07 | |
poolie | MvG: john landed some changes for caching | 11:07 |
poolie | they may be getting too strongly cached somewhree | 11:08 |
poolie | MvG: ok so the code.l.n page is lagging loggerhead | 11:08 |
poolie | that is consistent with what i understand the problem to be | 11:08 |
poolie | because of opening maverick, the scanner is overloaded | 11:09 |
poolie | deryck: thanks, can you do any other chasing/escalation that seems necessary too | 11:10 |
deryck | poolie, definitely. | 11:10 |
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fta2 | hi, eny ETA for the PPA builders to come back to the rescue? | 12:30 |
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rodrigo_ | hi | 13:12 |
rodrigo_ | can I ask bzr-related questions here? | 13:13 |
rodrigo_ | I couldn't find a bzr channel | 13:13 |
maxb | It's #bzr | 13:13 |
rodrigo_ | oh, missed it then, thanks :) | 13:13 |
maxb | Ideally, try to figure out whether your question is Launchpad-specific or not, and pick the appropriate channel | 13:14 |
maxb | If uncertain, just pick your best guess, and ask | 13:14 |
rodrigo_ | it's bzr-related, I think | 13:15 |
rodrigo_ | although might be related to launchpad, since it's a problem with branches from vcs-import's | 13:16 |
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cos^ | how long should package be waiting to be built normally? | 13:19 |
maxb | Normally? not long. Unfortunately, this is right after an ubuntu release, so it's not 'normally' | 13:20 |
maxb | Most of the PPA builders have been temporarily stolen to assist in release shenanigans | 13:20 |
cos^ | ok, that explains.. | 13:22 |
A4Tech | Hello | 13:29 |
micahg | are the intrepid builders going offline at a certain point? | 13:29 |
A4Tech | Launchpad for about an hour to process the request bazaar (commit) is well conceived? | 13:30 |
A4Tech | :( | 13:38 |
spiv | A4Tech: see /topic | 13:38 |
A4Tech | spiv: sorry. | 13:39 |
A4Tech | thx | 13:39 |
A4Tech | Usually, changes and news writing at the end of topic and not at the beginning | 13:40 |
Damascene | hi, | 14:24 |
Damascene | I want to create team and upload .op files to it to start translating | 14:24 |
Damascene | I've created a team. I want to know how to upload .po files | 14:25 |
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rodrigo_ | hmm, is launchpad not updating diff's on proposed branches, or is it just my branch? (https://code.launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/couchdb-glib/optional-introspection/+merge/24593) | 15:21 |
gary_poster | looking, rodrigo_ | 15:23 |
rodrigo_ | thanks gary_poster | 15:24 |
james_w | rodrigo_: probably the issue mentioned in /topic | 15:26 |
rodrigo_ | gary_poster, another one -> https://launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/couchdb-glib/optional-introspection/+merge/24593 | 15:26 |
rodrigo_ | oh, didn't see it | 15:26 |
rodrigo_ | ah, ok | 15:27 |
rodrigo_ | gary_poster, sorry, that was meant to be https://launchpad.net/~jdobrien/ubuntuone-servers/exchange-tm/+merge/24585 | 15:27 |
gary_poster | ah, I copied and pasted and didn't see it thanks | 15:27 |
rodrigo_ | but yeah, a newest branch has the diff ok, so I guess it's just waiting | 15:27 |
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rodrigo_ | who can I ask for a migration of a couple of vcs imports from bzr 1.1 to 2a? | 16:34 |
rodrigo_ | it makes branches created from the vcs-import take ages to import, since the new branches I create are 2a | 16:34 |
jelmer | rodrigo_: hi | 16:38 |
rodrigo_ | hi jelmer | 16:38 |
jelmer | rodrigo_: please create a question in the launchpad-code project about the branches that need to be upgraded | 16:38 |
rodrigo_ | ok | 16:38 |
rodrigo_ | jelmer, https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad-code/+question/109433 | 16:45 |
rodrigo_ | jelmer, is that ok? | 16:45 |
jelmer | rodrigo_: yep | 16:48 |
jelmer | rodrigo_: I'd be curious to hear what about bzr-git doesn't work for you. | 16:49 |
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rodrigo_ | jelmer, bzr dpush crashes bzr | 16:50 |
rodrigo_ | jelmer, following instructions on http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/migration/en/foreign/bzr-on-git-projects.html is that right? | 16:51 |
jelmer | rodrigo_: yeah, that should be right. Is there any chance I could get you to file a bug about this? | 16:52 |
rodrigo_ | jelmer, yes, of course, I'll file it when I merge the next branch | 16:53 |
rodrigo_ | which should be soon | 16:54 |
FloSoft | one question: if I set a merge request to "approve" - is it automatically merged, or do I have to do that manually? i dont want to try out, i do not want to kill my repository sync ^^ | 16:54 |
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vish | deryck: hi.. i found another person with the same prob ;) for Bug #571181 | 17:00 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 571181 in malone "LP sends same mail several times [bug mail and maling list mails]" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/571181 | 17:00 |
deryck | hi vish. ok, I'll keep an eye on the bug. Are you having rampant duplicate emails, or just on the bug that you cite? | 17:01 |
vish | deryck: not rampant , but often and from other bugs too | 17:02 |
vish | probably once or twice a day | 17:02 |
deryck | vish, the only odd thing I noticed on the bug you mentioned in the bug report was that you were listed as both a direct and dupe subscriber and were part of a team that was subscribed... my initial reaction was to wonder if something there was going wrong. | 17:03 |
deryck | vish, however, since it happens with mailing lists too it seems general mail related | 17:04 |
vish | yeah , there are other bugs too, but i dont think its due to dups, i'll find and attach other bugs too.. | 17:05 |
jhaig | Stupid question, but where do I go to raise a new bug? I've done this before but I cannot see the link now. I am logged in. | 17:06 |
gary_poster | FloSoft: it is not automatically merged by LP. Sometimes people set up external processes to do this (e.g. tarmac) but it's not generically something we offer. | 17:16 |
gary_poster | jhaig: for what project? | 17:16 |
jhaig | gary_poster: Well, I will dig around to make sure, but at the moment it seems to be Ubuntu, gnome (panel) or compiz (or a combination of all 3) | 17:17 |
gary_poster | jhaig: ack. "Report a Bug" on top right of https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu might be a reasonable start. | 17:18 |
jhaig | Thanks. | 17:20 |
deryck | jhaig, gary_poster -- for Ubuntu packages, it's really preferred to use apport. So run `ubuntu-bug $package` or use the report a problem link from help menu. | 17:24 |
jhaig | deryck: Thanks. I've just found a note referring to that on the launchpad page. | 17:25 |
deryck | ok, cool. | 17:25 |
jhaig | Hmmm, I've got to the 'Send Report' page before actually seeing a 'What exactly is the problem?' text box. Surely shome mishtake. :-/ | 17:27 |
jhaig | ... or the Ubuntu devs are all mind-readers. | 17:27 |
FloSoft | gary_poster: okay good, then i can set it to approve even if i merge it manually then, okay :-) | 17:27 |
Christoph^ | Hello | 17:27 |
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Christoph^ | If I have a project whose code is hosted on launchpad and two people are supposed to be able to commit code, do I have to make a team for those 2 people? | 17:29 |
jhaig | deryck: So, if I click 'Send Report', will it just send it immediately, or will I be given the opportunity to actually describe the problem? I've tried a few things and I am yet to be asked for a description. | 17:30 |
deryck | jhaig, apport opens an lp bug page, where you can step through the bug filing process -- dupe search, then you can add further details if no matches. | 17:32 |
jhaig | Thanks. I just didn't want to send my logs with no explanation, as I am fairly sure that will not tell anyone much. | 17:33 |
lucas | is soyuz free software? where can I find the code? | 17:34 |
jelmer | lucas: soyuz is part of the launchpad source tree, which can be found in the Bazaar branch at lp:launchpad | 17:39 |
jelmer | lucas: and yes, it's free software (AGPLv3+) | 17:39 |
lucas | jelmer: thanks, I was puzzled by the fact that it is a separate LP project with no branches | 17:41 |
jelmer | lucas: the launchpad codebase is divided into a couple of different applications (code, soyuz, registry, translations, bugs) that have different projects on Launchpad but they all live in the same branch (and work tightly together) | 17:42 |
sinzui | lucas, launchpad engineers are hypocrites. They will not let users create projects without a code base, but they do it themselves | 17:44 |
lucas | heh, I'm not going to comment on that one week from UDS. too dangerous. :) | 17:45 |
sinzui | We talk about removing the false project. The arguments against a single project imply we did not make bugs and milestones to work with large projects and multiple teams | 17:47 |
bjsnider | can the lucid ppa build system handle source tarballs that are bzipped with format quilt 3.0? | 18:06 |
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jelmer | bjsnider: Launchpad can handle the 3.0 quilt format | 18:14 |
geser | is gina (the LP Debian mirror update script) having problems? | 18:33 |
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Tblue | Hi. I have a question regarding Rosetta: The wiki states that PO files should be named using the ISO language code without the country code in most cases. So, if I name my file de_DE.po instead of de.po, will LP reject it? | 18:42 |
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gary_poster | geser, I suspect that it is related to the delay described in the topic. If that doesn't sound right to you, let me know and I'll double-check. | 18:47 |
gary_poster | Ursinha: do you happen to know the answer to Tblue's question, above? | 18:48 |
* Ursinha reads | 18:48 | |
Ursinha | gary_poster, hm, I don't know the answer to that | 18:48 |
gary_poster | Ursinha: me either ;-) | 18:49 |
Tblue | I tried to look into the code, but well... :-) | 18:49 |
Tblue | No worries, thanks anyway. | 18:49 |
gary_poster | sorry | 18:49 |
Tblue | Perhaps I should ask in #launchpad-dev? | 18:49 |
Ursinha | Tblue, the devels are in European tz so are gone already :( | 18:50 |
Tblue | I see | 18:50 |
Ursinha | Tblue, but you can ask a question using answers.launchpad.net/rosetta, and I'm sure they'll answer soon | 18:50 |
Tblue | Okay. | 18:50 |
Tblue | Thanks :) | 18:50 |
Ursinha | Tblue, when soon is really soon :) | 18:51 |
Tblue | Heh. Well, the worst thing that could happen is that I have to try whether it works or not. ;) | 18:51 |
Tblue | But I will ask there, thanks again. | 18:52 |
Ursinha | Tblue, no problem, sorry for that | 18:54 |
geser | gary_poster: I doubt it, as it's about the source package itself (and not the debian packaging branch) and the package which shows the problem was uploaded to Debian unstable on 2010-04-14 and still isn't on the LP Debian mirror | 18:55 |
gary_poster | geser, fair enough. Let me ask. | 18:56 |
Tblue | Okay, this FAQ entry seems to answer my question (just for reference): https://answers.launchpad.net/rosetta/+faq/619 | 18:56 |
gary_poster | jelmer, do you happen to know about gina (see geser's question above)? | 18:57 |
shilbert | Hi, anyone here in the know about the translations feature of launchpad ? | 19:17 |
mtaylor | shilbert: sure. what do you want to know? | 19:22 |
shilbert | I am with the GNUmed project | 19:34 |
shilbert | we have set up a branch | 19:34 |
shilbert | which is updated in launchpad | 19:35 |
shilbert | what does not happen (so it seems) is that translations get merged with what is in launchpad | 19:35 |
shilbert | is there any way to see what launchpad is doing while importing translations from the bzr branch | 19:36 |
shilbert | it seems the translations are not updated in launchpad although the imported files have updates | 19:38 |
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gary_poster | geser: The admins know of no issues with the gina importer. Would you be willing to ask the question here? https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/soyuz/+addquestion | 19:49 |
gary_poster | shilbert: I'm afraid I don't know the answer to your question, and the devs who would are not around right now (they work in Europe). Would you be willing to ask your question here? https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/rosetta/+addquestion | 19:51 |
james_w | are the puller and scanner still lagged? | 20:03 |
gary_poster | james_w: I can ask the losas. do you have reason to believe they are not? | 20:06 |
james_w | gary_poster: just wondered if anyone knew | 20:06 |
gary_poster | not me | 20:06 |
james_w | given that I caused the problem I am keen for it to be over :-) | 20:06 |
geser | gary_poster: done, https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/soyuz/+question/109470 | 20:07 |
gary_poster | geser: great. I suspect that the answer will come within 24 hours. The pertinent devs are in a European tz. | 20:08 |
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qense | Maybe an interesting blog post for the people here: "“But why isn’t Debian using Launchpad?”" <http://www.lucas-nussbaum.net/blog/?p=474> | 20:46 |
lucas | well, I expect launchpad devs to at least skim through planet ubuntu ;) | 20:47 |
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qense | lucas: You'd never know. :) | 20:48 |
* hyperair is an ubuntu developer who doesn't even look at planet.ubuntu.com | 20:48 | |
qense | hyperair: You bad citizen! :D | 20:48 |
thekorn | lucas, nice blog post | 20:48 |
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lucas | thanks | 20:49 |
hyperair | well that's interesting to know | 20:50 |
hyperair | the "why" behind debian not using launchpad, i mean | 20:50 |
hyperair | i still think that bugs.debian.org could do with a proper web UI | 20:50 |
hyperair | it's annoying for debian to only have a web interface | 20:51 |
hyperair | i mean an email interface | 20:51 |
hyperair | reportbug was hell to learn how to use. | 20:51 |
qense | The Debian BTS annoys me as well. | 20:51 |
bulldog98 | hello | 20:52 |
bulldog98 | I’ve got an problem | 20:52 |
qense | bulldog98: Don't ask, but tell! | 20:53 |
bulldog98 | if I try to checkout an bzr branch on launchpad I get following error what’s wrong? | 20:53 |
bulldog98 | sh: getcwd() failed: No such file or directory | 20:53 |
bulldog98 | bzr: ERROR: [Errno 2] No such file or directory | 20:53 |
qense | bulldog98: What's the command you execute to check-out the branch? | 20:54 |
lucas | hyperair: are you aware that projects are actually adopting the BTS? | 20:54 |
lucas | coreutils switched recently | 20:54 |
bulldog98 | qense: bzr checkout lp:ubuntu/lucid/kubuntu-docs | 20:54 |
rooligan | Hello, does anybody now, if I can sort the packages of Ubuntu on the translations-page? So that I only see the not completly translated packages? | 20:55 |
qense | lucas: But coreutils isn't exactly a classic example of a project that deals with many 'regular' users | 20:56 |
qense | rooligan: yes you can | 20:56 |
qense | bulldog98: What happens if you try bzr branch lp:ubuntu/lucid/kubuntu-docs ? | 20:56 |
lucas | I think emacs is using the BTS too | 20:56 |
bulldog98 | sh: getcwd() failed: No such file or directory | 20:56 |
bulldog98 | bzr: ERROR: [Errno 2] No such file or directory | 20:56 |
lucas | clearly the BTS is not for fans of web 2.0 | 20:56 |
lucas | but I very much prefer to deal with the BTS than with slow launchpad | 20:57 |
qense | bulldog98: Then the branch doesn't exist, iirc | 20:57 |
qense | lucas: It is slow indeed, but I think I'd be quicker with Launchpad than with BTS anyway. | 20:58 |
qense | bulldog98: What if you leave the lucid part out? | 20:58 |
bulldog98 | qense: I know it exists because I browsed it in launchpad | 20:58 |
bulldog98 | qense: same error | 20:58 |
qense | bulldog98: Have you manually adapted your Bazaar settings? You could ahve changed the path. | 20:59 |
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rooligan | qense: And how do I do that? | 20:59 |
qense | rooligan: can't you click the headers or signs next to them? | 21:00 |
dpm | rooligan, qense, unfortunately, you can't, all translations on the overview are always shown | 21:00 |
rooligan | qense: There are no. | 21:00 |
rooligan | dpm: Okay, thanks. | 21:01 |
qense | then I was thinking of a different view, sorry | 21:01 |
bulldog98 | quentusrex: change the path? | 21:21 |
quentusrex | bulldog98, huh? | 21:25 |
quentusrex | ooh, yeah. | 21:26 |
quentusrex | for moving files from where they are installed now in the package(into /opt) to where they should be located | 21:26 |
bulldog98 | sorry qense got out and my client completed to your name | 21:27 |
quentusrex | it's all good :) | 21:27 |
bulldog98 | ok works now with clone I get what I want | 22:03 |
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jelmer | gary_poster: no idea, I'll see if I can locate the logs | 22:37 |
gary_poster | jelmer, thank you! Don't know if you noticed, but https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/soyuz/+question/109470 was where he put his question more formally, I believe | 22:38 |
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