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cody-somervillehmm... when I try to bind to 'lp:~oem-solutions-releng/live-build/live-helper' I get 'bzr: ERROR: Not a branch: "bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/live-helper/trunk/".'. :/01:12
cody-somervilleI can't check it out either.01:17
cody-somervilleI think it has something to do with the branch being stacked01:17
wgrantcody-somerville: Yeah, it's to do with stacking. Was the project renamed from live-helper to live-build recently?01:36
cody-somervillewgrant, yes01:37
wgrantcody-somerville: LP doesn't update the stacked-on location automatically yet.01:37
wgrantSo, 'hitchhiker lp:~oem-solutions-releng/live-build/live-helper'01:37
wgrant'edit .bzr/branch/branch.conf'01:37
wgrantSet the project in stacked_on_location correctly.01:38
wgrantSave and close.01:38
cody-somervillewgrant, and that has to happen on the branch on bazaar.launchpad.net?01:38
wgrantcody-somerville: Yes.01:40
cody-somervillewgrant, so I'll need to wait until a losa is available?01:40
wgrantcody-somerville: No. hitchhiker (or a plain SFTP client) will let you fix it yourself.01:41
cody-somervillewgrant, what will the path be?01:42
wgrantcody-somerville: .bzr/branch/branch.conf, as above.01:42
cody-somervillewgrant, yes but what will the path be to root the root of the branch?01:42
wgrantlp:~oem-solutions-releng/live-build/live-helper01:42
wgrantIf you're using hitchhiker01:42
cody-somervillenever heard of hitchhiker01:43
wgrantOtherwise sftp://username@bazaar.launchpad.net/~oem-solutions-releng/live-build/live-helper01:43
wgranthitchhiker sits on top of bzrlib, and lets you edit the files making up a remote branch.01:43
cody-somervillesweet01:44
wgrantSo it handles lp: aliases properly, and is a little more convenient for just editing files.01:44
cody-somervillewgrant, Could I also add append_revisions_only = True?01:48
wgrantcody-somerville: You could indeed.01:49
wgrantAnd I often think it should be the default.01:49
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eugenesanI have 2 uploads stuck in "Waiting to build" status for 17 hours, what is wrong?04:59
micahgeugenesan: lack of PPA builders?05:00
eugenesanYou think? Hmm, too bad...05:01
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bilalakhtarCan someone please score up my recipe build ?06:55
bilalakhtarhttps://code.edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-sa/+recipe/qstream-daily-builds06:57
ta_bu_shi_da_yuhi folks, I have recompiled the firefox source package and removed compiler optimizations to make it easier to debug segfaults.... can I upload this to my PPA or is this forbidden?10:58
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shadeslayerwhile uploading via SFTP to ninja ppa, i dont get the amount of data uploaded.. any ideas why?12:25
shadeslayererrr12:25
shadeslayers/ninja/12:25
eugenesanHi all, I see 3 idle builders for both i386 and amd64, while my 2 uploads are stuck for 25 hours, any ideas why?12:52
wgranteugenesan: It generally just means that the next job is being dispatched.12:55
eugenesanLooks like I was looking at official builders. PPA builders are in bad shape, amd64 is cchilling while i386 has 3 days que..why not uniting amd64 and i386?12:56
wgrantMostly because I haven't quite finished the code yet.12:57
wgrant(seriously; I've got most of it done)12:57
eugenesanwgrant: Great! But how this dis-balance was created? Few i386 died? :-)12:59
wgranteugenesan: Most of the i386 and amd64 builders are currently performing maverick alpha 3 testing.13:00
wgrantI don't know why it's so unbalanced, though.13:00
eugenesanI see13:01
eugenesanBTW, recently I've asked for armel PPA, and my request was declined, but I see 2 armel ppa-builders in idle, are they reserved for special purposes?13:03
wgrantThere's no good ARM virtualisation system at the moment.13:03
wgrantSo it's impossible to have builders that are both secure and not terribly slow.13:04
wgrantIn this case, they are not secure, so they're usable only for Canonical projects, I believe.13:04
eugenesanyou mean those builders are emulated?13:04
wgrantThe armel ones are real hardware. The i386/amd64/lpia ones are VMs.13:04
eugenesanwgrant: I see, thanks for explanations.13:08
wgranteugenesan: Maybe one day there'll be a good ARM virtualisation technology, and faster ARM hardware, and then we can have armel for everyone. But not for a while yet, I suspect13:10
eugenesanwgrant: I suppose LXC could work, openvz known to work either. And speed is about to be improved in next months.13:14
hichamcan i host a fedora repository in launchpad ?16:04
jelmerhicham: Do you mean a RPM repository or a Fedora-related Bazaar repository?16:10
jelmerhicham: The latter is possible, the first is not possible at the moment.16:10
hichamjelmer: i meant the latter, thanks16:10
hichamjelmer: oh, sorry, i meant the first, ie an rpm repository16:11
hichamjelmer: thanks for answering :)16:12
falehi17:35
faleis there a page describing advantages and costs of 'private' accounts (I read this in the soyuz point page, where 'private' ppas have +10000 points)17:36
bdrung_i change change the status for merge request that target ubuntu/<package>, but i can't change the status for merge request that target ubuntu/<series>/<package>. is this a bug? if yes, against which project should i file the bug?17:50
antoinevgI've been waiting about two days now for i386 builds in my PPA - is there a problem w/ the build servers?  https://launchpad.net/~antoine-7degrees/+archive/ppa/+build/1899057  https://launchpad.net/~antoine-7degrees/+archive/ppa/+build/189903717:59
jeremiahHi :)18:39
abhijit:)18:39
jeremiahI'd like to know if I can replicate the ARM v7 build toolchain18:39
jeremiahFrom what I understand, Ubuntu builds ARM v7 packages using sbuild18:40
jeremiahSo I assume Ubuntu is using a pretty straightfoward build toolchain from debian18:41
jeremiahPerl haps there are some binary blobs and stuff, but mostly it is just off the shelf, correct?18:42
jeremiahIf so, I'd loke to set something like that up myself.18:42
jeremiahEither to build packages for debian, i.e. be a porter, or to build them for our own use.18:42
jeremiahOur in this instance being GENIVI18:43
jeremiahhttps://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/11832618:46
jeremiah^^ perhaps that will answer my questions18:46
thopiekarhi..19:45
thopiekarI want to add a branch on launchpad.. and it says that the location will be ~canola/+junk/canola-ubuntuone - how can it add it without a +junk19:45
thopiekar?19:45
micahgthopiekar: ~you/project/branch-name19:46
thopiekaraah and when I'm not the owner of the project I'll get this location: ~canola/+junk/canola-ubuntuone ?19:47
micahgthopiekar: no, +junk is meant for stuff w/out a project19:48
micahgthopiekar: any branch under ~you is yours19:48
thopiekarahh k19:48
jcastro"junk" means "branch not associated with a project" basically. It's not a good name19:49
micahgjcastro: maybe file a bug to change +junk to +misc?19:50
thopiekarproblem here importing a git repo: http://pastebin.com/pFuW7FLD20:16
thopiekarmy fault?20:16
jelmerthopiekar: imports over http are broken at the moment, the next release of launchpad will fix that.20:20
thopiekaroki20:21
thopiekarthanks20:21
jcastromicahg: there's a longstanding bug to rename it, the # escapes me20:21
jelmerthopiekar: Some of the imports you've registered also seem to be for URLs that are not accessible:20:22
jelmere.g. https://git.code.openbossa.org/canola/mainline.git20:22
thopiekarsure?20:22
thopiekargit clone git://code.openbossa.org/canola/mainline.git works20:23
jelmeraccessing that URL in my browser I get "You don't have permission to access /canola/mainline.git/ on this server."20:23
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jelmerthopiekar: in that case, please specify that URL in the import rather than the http one20:24
thopiekarkk20:24
ionjelmer: Git would start with https://git.code.openbossa.org/canola/mainline.git/info/refs20:25
ionBut yeah, always better to use git:// instead of http(s).20:25
thopiekaroh no, I need to remove all the branches again and reimport them -> https://code.launchpad.net/canola20:25
thopiekar:|20:25
jelmerthopiekar: you should be able to just update the URLs20:25
thopiekarno way :{20:26
jelmere.g. https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~canola/canola/canola-im20:27
thopiekarhow do you changed that?20:28
jelmer"Change details" allows you to change it I think20:28
thopiekarGot here: Change branch details, Set branch reviewer and Edit whiteboard20:29
thopiekarbut there is no way to change the url20:29
thopiekar:|20:29
jelmerthopiekar: I can update those URLs for you if you give me the Launchpad branch page URLs.20:32
thopiekarok20:33
thopiekarsend you the links20:34
thopiekarthank you for helping me and saving time!20:35
thopiekargreat! thanks again!20:36
jelmerNo problem :-)20:37
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crimsunguh?  OOPS-1674ED407122:30
ubot5https://lp-oops.canonical.com/oops.py/?oopsid=1674ED407122:30
wgrantcrimsun: What were you doing?22:32
thumpercrimsun: it seems that our oops tools are barfing while I try and look at that error22:33
james_wI can see it22:34
james_wit's odd though22:34
crimsunI was trying to load bug 15608522:35
ubot5Error: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: list.index(x): x not in list (https://launchpad.net/bugs/156085)22:35
crimsun(on edge)22:35
james_wSQL time: 6553 ms Non-sql time: 8369 ms22:36
wgrantOw.22:36
james_wnothing particularly jumps out, although it seems to be doing a lot of single queries in the tales22:37
james_wit gets killed while working out which sprite to show for each subscriber22:38
wgrantThat's interesting, since subscriber lists are loaded by AJAX now.22:38
james_wit got linked to bug 607879, but that doesn't sound right22:39
ubot5Launchpad bug 607879 in Launchpad Registry "https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/~person/+participation timeouts (affected: 1, heat: 10)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/60787922:39
james_wah, it's not the subscriber, it's the commenter22:41
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james_wit does look to be doing a query for every subscriber or something though22:42
james_wit needs someone with more smarts than me to look at it though.22:46
mwhudsonit could be something for every comment?22:50
mwhudsonit's a big old bug, lots of comments, lots of subscribers22:50
mwhudsonlots of targets22:50
lifelessmoving stuff thats slow to ajax just makes it more slow :P23:09
wgrantlifeless: Yes, but it means they can defer fixing things by splitting it across multiple requests...23:10
MTecknologyStart 2010-08-04 (2505)   *blink*23:15
lifelesswgrant: doing repetitive work, with more roundtrips. \o/23:16
wgrantlifeless: The point was to make it non-repetetive.23:18
MTecknologyi386  4   975 jobs (four days)23:20
lifelesswgrant: got to repeat all the work up to the context point before you can do the fragment handling23:20
lifelesswgrant: so its very much repetitive when you look at the appserver's effort23:20
wgrantlifeless: True, but if that time's significant then we have bigger problems.23:21
wgrantMTecknology: Oh, haven't seen it up at four days for a while.23:21
lifelesswe have bigger problems23:21
lifelesswgrant: I love AJAX, its just not an appropriate fix for 'full page load is slow'23:21
micahg+distrotask is timeout-o-matic on edge AFAICT23:22
wgrantlifeless: Maybe not since you came along, but it was considered as the ultimate solution to that before.23:22
lifelesswgrant: did it work?23:22
wgrant(yes, I agree it sucks)23:22
wgrantIt was somewhat effective, yes.23:22
lifelessmmm23:22
lifelessanyhoo23:22
lifelessmicahg: url please23:23
lifelessmicahg: did you get an OOPS code ?23:23
micahglifeless: yeah, but I went past it since I knew there was a bug filed, I guess I should've recorded it23:23
micahglifeless: would the time help?23:24
lifelessno, we don't have good query mechansisms for oops23:25
micahglifeless: k, if I need another one, I'll record it23:25

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