[00:10] Hrm... my dput is hanging after uploading packages (over sftp) [00:41] hi. would it be possible to bzr upgrade lp;drupal to some more modern repository format...? (I know I asked before, maybe there are more people here now) [00:44] chx: IIRC filing a question at answers.launchpad.net/launchpad-code is the way to do that (seeing as it's an import branch) [03:09] i think my PPA might be broken, is there someone on who can help me out? [03:11] compholio: maybe, what's the problem? [03:12] this weekend i uploaded a package ending in ~karmic0 when i already had a package ending in ~karmic, launchpad accepted this but then failed later. i talked with wgrant earlier and he said that this was a problem and that i should re-upload with ~karmic1, i did so but now it's not publishing that package [03:13] it's like it's stuck on the ~karmic0 package, waiting for that to finish (which will never happen) [03:15] wow, either you did something or it finally pushed through [03:16] i didn't do anything :-) [03:16] it still lists ~karmic0 as pending, but at least it should work for users [03:16] i can live with those pending forever [03:17] well, thanks for listening :) [03:17] ah yeah, i don't know what's going to happen there [03:17] can you delete the 'zombie' packages? [03:18] where would i even do that? [03:18] (it doesn't show as being published) [03:19] i don't know [03:20] i think it'll be a zombie forever [03:21] i guess we can clean up the database by hand [03:22] i suppose i could try figuring out the deletion POST and manually executing the request [03:23] i'm just hesitant to do that and possibly break things [04:27] compholio: The builds are stuck in limbo due to an unrelated bug. [04:27] That fix should be out in the next couple of days. [04:27] But the old package is now gone, so you can ignore it. [04:27] great, thanks for the info [06:22] bac, who would I talk to about recovering a launchpad id? [06:23] in 2005 I registered cwillu under sasktel.net, and then I moved to a different province and lost access to that account. I've been using cwillu.com as my user id since 2006, but the .com in there always bugs me :p [06:24] cwillu_at_work: Ask at https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+addquestion [06:24] bac is hopefully asleep at the moment. [06:24] okay, thanks === bac changed the topic of #launchpad to: http://launchpad.net/ : all systems operational | Read https://help.launchpad.net/ for help | Help contact: - | Join https://launchpad.net/~launchpad-users | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | Launchpad is open source: https://dev.launchpad.net/ [06:42] hi cwillu_at_work [06:43] wgrant: thanks for the help. === sanderj__ is now known as Snadder [09:58] hello all! [09:58] when I try to use apport to report a crash (size of 130MB) it gives me a 502 error, any ideas? === jtv is now known as jtv-afk [11:12] gmb or allenap, can you help ara --^ ? === jtv-afk is now known as jtv [11:12] ara: Woah, that's quite a big crash. I'll try and figure out why it's a 502. [11:13] allenap, thanks! (in the mean time I am trying to upload file by file manually...) [11:23] ara: Against what package were you reporting the bug? [11:24] allenap, simple-scan [11:41] danilos, hi, does LP care about PO-Revision-Date and POT-Revision-Date when importing from a bzr branch? I've uploaded an update of my chromium strings with older dates and lp doesn't seem to react at all (nothing new in the queue after 1h+)) [11:42] fta, it doesn't care about them for bzr branch imports [11:42] fta, has the branch been scanned? (i.e. new revision shows up on the branch page) [11:42] danilos, good, thanks. I assume it's just slow then [11:43] fta, it shouldn't be that slow either [11:43] danilos, yep, https://code.launchpad.net/~chromium-team/chromium-browser/chromium-translations.head rev5 [11:44] (boohh, i'm bad with changelogs) [11:47] danilos, also, in the queue, it's confusing to see status = "Imported" and "Will be imported into Template blabla" at the same time. Done or not? [11:47] fta, it's "done" [11:48] danilos, shouldn't the "will be" go away then? [11:48] fta, yes, care to fix it? :) [11:50] fta, you can file a bug as well, but we are not going to worry about it anytime soon [11:50] and then, there's also bug 133996 [11:50] Launchpad bug 133996 in Launchpad Translations "Import queue text isn't context-sensitive for status filter (affected: 0, heat: 0)" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/133996 [11:54] danilos, i'll go for the bug (i already have a dozen or so of lp/soyuz bugs that are sitting there waiting for a good soul to give them some love, one more wont hurt me) [11:54] fta, now, about the problem, we've hit an exception and it seems to be related to either template renames or additions; I've filed it as bug 655077 [11:54] Launchpad bug 655077 in Launchpad Translations "Breakage when importing translations from bzr branch (affected: 1, heat: 6)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/655077 [11:55] ara: I can't find any logs or OOPSes relating to simple-scan and 502 errors. How far did the upload progress? [11:56] danilos, i renamed some po files to match the ubuntu supported langs, could that be it? [11:56] allenap, just up 'til the very end. when the progress bar finishes, is when I get the 502 [11:57] danilos, and next question, anything i should do to unbreak this import? [11:57] ara: Oh no, that sucks. Sorry that I don't have any answers. I can't find anything in the LP code-base that would cause it either. [11:57] fta, I am trying to figure out what it might be: no .pot files have moved around, right? [11:57] fta, I am trying to figure out a workaround at the same time :) [11:57] danilos, no, just bzr mv a bunch of .po [11:58] danilos, but yesterday i disabled some templates in LP, the pot are still updated in the bzr branch though [11:58] fta, ah, that might be it... let's try re-enabling them and triggering the import again just to see if that's the problem [11:59] allenap, OK, no worries, thanks for your help [11:59] danilos, (you have the details in your mailbox (thread to Evan wrt chromium translations)) [12:00] fta, yeah, I'll re-enable them temporarily (I can see them all listed on "full list of templates" on https://translations.launchpad.net/chromium-browser/translations/+templates) [12:01] fta, and I'll request a one-time import from the sync settings page [12:02] danilos, ok, no problem. those .pot are sane, it's just that there're no corresponding .po because upstream doesn't translate those strings at all. [12:03] fta, right, it should do no harm then [12:03] fta, we'll need to wait another 7 minutes for the script to run and then we'll know if that's the issue [12:04] ok [12:11] danilos, seems better [12:12] fta, right, so we at least know what the problem is, thanks for complaining [12:12] fta, I'll try to get this scheduled for fixing soon, but I can't promise anything just now (we've got a lot of work on our hands atm) [12:13] danilos, great :) marking 'deleted' the old po then.. [12:17] fta, I've also left all the templates "active" for you, and I guess you can add template descriptions to point people that they should not translate them (not many will see/read that, but at least some might :) [12:17] fta, you can also set priority on them so they are listed in the order of priority: the higher number, the earlier in the list it will be === matsubara-afk is now known as matsubara [13:07] is there an handy syntax like https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-font-family/+filebug?subject=Please%20support ? [13:07] where I can pre-popular the subject line? [13:13] sladen: I don't think that's possible, but I'll take a look. [13:15] sladen: Happily I'm wrong: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu-font-family/+filebug?field.title=Please%20support [13:16] field.tags is also handy. [13:17] wgrant: allenap: ++ [13:35] sladen, hi. Your question on malone about this filebug url hacking is solved now, right? Or did you need more info about it? [13:41] deryck: yes, but I can't close it without adding a comment first... [13:42] deryck: so I started filing a bug on the fact that I couldn't cose it without commenting first [13:42] deryck: and eventually went "can I really be arsed" [13:42] deryck: perhaps admins have a way of closing as solved without commenting! :) [13:42] ok, I'll close it. Thanks. (And no, a comment is required for everyone.) === jcsackett changed the topic of #launchpad to: http://launchpad.net/ : all systems operational | Read https://help.launchpad.net/ for help | Help contact: jcsackett | Join https://launchpad.net/~launchpad-users | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | Launchpad is open source: https://dev.launchpad.net/ [14:15] danilos, all pot files imported but not a single po (2h after the pot), is it normal or is there another issue? [14:39] fta, it's normal that they come later (.pot files are "approved" right when they are added to the queue, .po files need to wait for the auto-approver script to run which takes a while [14:51] Ooi, what does this "approval" actually check for / mean? === chrisccoulson is now known as nosluoccsirhc === nosluoccsirhc is now known as chrisccoulson === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [15:34] hi I tried to upload a package yesterday two times but I got no mail and the package doesn'T appear at my ppa [15:35] it was ffmpeg-vaapi for ppa:thopiekar/ppa [15:35] thopiekar: https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/soyuz/+faq/227 [15:35] or ppa:thopiekar/maverick-dev [15:36] it was signed and I got no mail and the package was originally taken from apt-get source , but ok Ill check it again.. [15:36] thanks bigjools! [15:37] is there any launchpad admin? I have to look into my karma with details. [15:37] thopiekar: please check all things pointed out in that FAQ, if you're sure you did everything it said then I will check the logs for you [15:46] ari-tczew: What do you need to know? [15:46] jcsackett: from my ~ari-tczew/+karma page: 1 hour ago Bug Marked as Fixed [15:46] the number of bug [15:51] ah, ari-tczew, it looks like https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/shutter/+bug/511942 was automatically closed by Launchpad Janitor 1 hour ago; which is a bug you are affiliated with. [15:51] Launchpad bug 511942 in Shutter "Default directory for saved screenshots is /home instead of /home/login (affected: 17, heat: 109)" [Medium,Fix released] [15:51] it matches the time in your karma log, so i'm inferring. i don't have access to the exact information. [15:52] jcsackett: it seems to be a bug, right? [15:53] maybe we should ask wgrant for it ^^ [15:53] oh, you want more info on the report, not the specific rundown on that info. sorry, i misunderstood. :-) [15:56] jcsackett: I've been worried when I looked on my karma page. I was offline 1 hour ago, so how could I fix a bug? [15:59] ari-tczew: i'm checking on some of how the karma log is calculated and displayed. i should have an answer shortly. [16:06] jcsackett, karma is an obscure calculation. it is not designed to be understood [16:08] ari-tczew, I think this is the bug in your karma https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+source/mtd-utils/+bug/583280 [16:08] Launchpad bug 583280 in mtd-utils (Ubuntu) "nandwrite failing with IGEPv2 (OMAP 3430) (affected: 1, heat: 35)" [Low,Fix released] [16:08] jcsackett, ari-tczew: bots do not get karma, but the bug was assigned to you so you were rewarded [16:09] jcsackett, ari-tczew: The indirect action allows release managers and bots to close bugs without taking karma from the user who did the work === deryck is now known as deryck[lunch] [16:16] danilos, why are the translator notes displayed twice for each string? https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/chromium-browser/translations/+pots/generated-resources/fr/+translate [16:19] fta, it looks like a problem with a parser... "translator note" should be a regular comment, and the "info" box should be used for these comments [16:20] sinzui: what's the conclusion? is it a bug or not? IMO it is. only kklimonda should got karma. [16:21] danilos, the very 1st version i've uploaded was all "# bla", i then moved to "#. bla" because the 1st one was not visible in the LP UI [16:27] ari-tczew, there is no bug. [16:29] ari-tczew, you were given karma for bug 583280 which lists you as the assignee. kklimonda is not associated with this bug [16:29] Launchpad bug 583280 in mtd-utils (Ubuntu) "nandwrite failing with IGEPv2 (OMAP 3430) (affected: 1, heat: 35)" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/583280 [16:49] fta, oh, we don't re-import translations when only comments are changed (it's an optimization), so that explains it [16:51] danilos, my r5 has new strings === deryck[lunch] is now known as deryck === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [17:03] anyone point me where to file a big for when a new user signs up for a loco group? [17:04] I see links saying to report bugs to use https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad but there are no bugs there [17:04] fta, we do it on a message level basis: if a translation for a single message is not changed, we don't reimport all the comments [17:06] rick_h__: It's fine to file bugs there, they just all get triaged out of that project into more specific ones, IIUC [17:06] danilos, anything i can do to reset everything? it's unlikely upstream changes all the strings [17:06] ah ok. makes sense I guess. Just saw 0 across the board and figured it was the wrong place [17:07] bdmurray: I asked jcsackett to fix xx-person-subscriptions.txt, since it looks like a two-line fix. That way we can land a single testfix branch, which should make it through pqm faster. [17:08] EdwinGrubbs: okay, thanks [17:09] EdwinGrubbs: where could I find the fix? I'm curious what went wrong [17:10] bdmurray: it looks like you just changed person.name to person.displayname in the template without changing it in the test also. [17:10] bdmurray: oops, not person.displayname, I mean product.displayname === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [17:12] bdmurray: hmm, since you are displaying bug subscriptions, maybe a different branch changed the bugtask from the distrosourcepackage to the project. [17:15] fta, not really, you can probably import random strings and then re-import proper translations, but that's far from perfect [17:15] sinzui: why karma is anonymous? [17:16] what is anonymous about it? === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [17:30] sinzui: "Bug Marked as Fixed" doesn't show the number bug. === salgado is now known as salgado-lunch [17:34] I am unable to find out what OOPS-1739B2134 is, and it is blocking my work. Is there a handle that needs to be cranked somewhere? [17:34] https://lp-oops.canonical.com/oops.py/?oopsid=1739B2134 [17:46] hey.. could you please stop some build for me? ffmpeg* for ppa:thopiekar/poulsbo [17:46] thanks! [17:46] * thopiekar just wants to save time.. === matsubara-lunch is now known as matsubara [18:02] got this when copying packages from ppa:thopiekar/maverick-dev to ppa:thopiekar/poulsbo: ffmpeg-extra 4:0.6-2ubuntu2vaapi0ppa0 in maverick (same version already building in the destination archive for Maverick) [18:03] I removed the packages while they where building, because a dep hasn't finished to build.. [18:05] hi [18:06] jelmer: i just saw your post on the lp buildfarm, and now im wondering if you know a good way to automate pushing releases there via a ppa [18:07] ronny: Daily builds? We have a mechanism for that :-) [18:07] jelmer: good, any vcs agnostic stuff? [18:08] (i'd like to set up release and nightly ubuntu builds for all pida stuff and some codespeak stuff) [18:09] ronny: it's implemented using bzr though you can have it import from git, svn or hg. [18:10] jelmer: that'll break version number generation for my projects :) [18:11] depends on hg o pkg-info/named "cachefile" [18:11] *or [18:12] ronny: ah :-( [18:13] ronny: that wouldn't work in any case then since it exports from a set of bzr branches, the actual build happens in a tree without a .bzr directory afaik [18:14] i see, so the build farms are practically broken for anyone that actually utilizes the vcs he's using [18:14] (in terms of auto-build) [18:15] i suppose i'll have to invent a distutils dput command and try to throw that at the ci or something [18:21] pbuilder is creating corrupted base.tgz files, anyone ever seen that? === Philip6 is now known as Philip5 === zyga is now known as zyga-afk [18:33] ronny: sorry, I was wrong. It does give you a .bzr directory. So you should be able to obtain the upstream revision from that, even if upstream was in hg, git or svn. [18:33] ronny: If you're interested in getting that going, let me know. [18:34] jelmer: do you import hg tags? [18:37] ronny: yes [18:37] ronny: ehm, sorry [18:37] ronny: no [18:37] ronny: not yet [18:37] as long as that wont happen its out of question anyway [18:38] i generate the versions via ${last tag trimmed to a version}.post${distance to that tag} [18:39] ronny: the .hgtags file will be available though [18:39] ronny: it's just a regular versioned file isn't it? [18:40] yes [18:40] but i really dont fancy inventing that logic [18:41] (walking the bzr history, extracting the hg id's and combining them with the hgtags data is just waaa over board) === salgado-lunch is now known as salgado [18:55] sinzui: thanks :) [19:29] ronny: Hah. no it's not [19:29] You can import the .hgtags with a one-liner shellscript [19:30] The Bazaar revids created by bzr-hg are "hg-v1:" + mercurial_changeset_sha [19:37] maxb: i also need to callculate the distances [19:37] distances? [19:38] version id's for non releases are composed of last tag + distance in commits to the tag [19:39] Well, turning the .hgtags into real bzr tags is easy. Figuring the distance after that must be a fairly tractable problem [19:40] Even if you just have a super-naive script which walks backwards along the parents until it hits a revision with a tag === zyga-afk is now known as zyga [20:22] deryck: so that email directs me to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-font-licence/+configure-bugtracker which says "sorry, you don't have permission" [20:22] hmmm [20:23] deryck: same with edge. [20:24] maxb: i cant afford to have a gpl'd codebase tho, and i really dont like the idea of writing/testing support code for a vcs i tend to avoid just to have its imports supplt correct metadata for my hg managed projects [20:25] sinzui, see sladen above ^^. can bug supervisor not reach +configure-bugtracker? [20:30] deryck, sladen, EdwinGrubbs. A bug supervisor was never able to configure the bug tracker, not do I think can he set the roles. but I suspect there was a collision on features. I believe the supervisor still needs to set guidelines/response and if he does not have a separate url for that, then someone need to make configure bugtracker work [20:31] sinzui, so currently, only maintainer can set this? *sigh* I made some stupid mistakes with this email. [20:32] deryck, quick, lets lad a change [20:32] deryck, is the change needed for expiration or for guidelines/response [20:33] sinzui, to re-enable bug expiry if they desire. [20:33] deryck, :( that is a part of the widget, only the owner can monkey with the widget [20:34] deryck, do you think the rule is wrong? I am undecided [20:34] sinzui, so I'll send mail to clean up my mess then. sladen, you can ignore the mail, sorry. Only owners can change the setting. [20:35] sinzui, I think bug supervisor should be able to change anything on configure-bugtracker, but I see why others might not want this. [20:35] can a bug supervisor change the bug tracker to email or unknown? [20:35] * sinzui thinks [20:37] deryck: sinzui: yeah, so I can see (for instance) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-font-family/+configure-bugtracker [20:37] deryck: sinzui: ...but didn't get any mail about /that/ [20:37] sinzui, I don't think we should change the rule. It was dumb of me. I was only thinking of enable bug expriy, which the bug supervisor should control. the rest, not. [20:37] deryck, upstream bug contact == bug supervisor. If I was the contact for Empathy (which does not use Lp), I would expect to be able to 1. remove myself, 2, add a security contact person, change guidelines, and yes change to something that allowed true bug syncing [20:37] deryck: sinzui: the only one I /got/ mail for is the one I can't access... [20:38] sladen, it's because we sent mail to bug supevisors and not project owners. It's my mistake. [20:38] :( [20:39] wow. This reminds me of when I expired 10,000k bugs in 2007. That really upset people. [20:39] * sladen can't wait for bug expiry---the kernel team keep talking of a script to do it through the API, but I've yet to find it [20:39] deryck, I do not think you have corrupted data on a grand scale yet so cheer up. [20:40] (all the ones where for politics you don't actually want to _personally_ touch the bug, but just have an anonymous third party Stig-type creature do it on your behalf [20:40] sinzui, yeah, the data is fine. We need to turn it off anyway. The emails are all that is bad. I can at least re-send. [20:40] I just don't like making mistakes. ;) [20:42] is the git mirroring system any better than the mercurial one ? [20:47] heh, if there's any justice in the world for my mistake.... it's death by 1000 auto responders. [20:47] lots of people are out of the office today. [20:48] * sladen nearly chokes with laungher [20:56] howdy folks! i'm looking to try out launchpad locally, but apt can't seem to find launchpad-developer-dependencies. i've added the ppa's from dev.launchpad.net/Getting, but no dice. what could i be missing? === zyga is now known as zyga-gone [22:25] negativezero: A bug in Launchpad wiped out launchpad-developer-dependencies in the Launchpad PPA :-/ [22:35] a-ha! [22:36] thanks, maxb. i was starting to suspect that recommended course of action was going to be "wait" [22:36] Maybe I should re-upload it [22:36] maxb: No need to reupload. You could delete and recopy. Or wait for us to fix it tonight. [22:37] 0.82 ought to be synced from maverick->lucid anyway, so let's do that [22:37] Er, doesn't it have the pyython-py change? [22:38] That won't work on Lucid. [22:38] no [22:39] Ah, indeed. [22:39] And that will have just conveniently removed one from the list of PPAs that I have to repair. [22:40] negativezero: So, the packages should be republished just as soon as the publisher cronjob gets around to it [22:53] maxb: sweet. thanks! [22:54] (which it did 6 minutes ago, ftr) [22:56] maxb: installation in progress. much obliged === matsubara is now known as matsubara-afk === jcsackett changed the topic of #launchpad to: http://launchpad.net/ : all systems operational | Read https://help.launchpad.net/ for help | Help contact: - | Join https://launchpad.net/~launchpad-users | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | Launchpad is open source: https://dev.launchpad.net/ [23:19] Can someone remove the user soldierboy101st from LP, he is a spammer, see especially bug 66860. [23:19] Launchpad bug 66860 in Evolution "evolution-alarm-notify crashes on startup (affected: 1, heat: 313)" [Critical,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/66860 [23:23] Or at least tell him that someone has broken into his account? [23:38] deryck, any reason why i'm getting spammed with emails about Auto Expiring bugs? [23:38] Noldorin, you get one email for every project you own on Launchpad. [23:46] deryck, i have 13 projects and 22 emails :S [23:47] Noldorin, perhaps your email is used as a contact for a team that owns projects? [23:47] deryck, ah, perhaps [23:47] at any rate, it's a one time noise. Better safe than sorry when changing people's settings, I think. [23:48] deryck, ok, well that explains at least, [23:48] deryck, yeah, no worries, i can put up with it as a one-off. it might however be advisable if you do it in the future that the email is only sent once to each recipient [23:49] Noldorin, sure, that's a good suggestion. In this case, I sent by project, not person. So yeah, if we ever do it again, we can do different. [23:50] deryck, fair enough, that would be good. well cheers for notifying anyway, no way i'm missing that message! [23:50] cheers [23:56] Hello all [23:57] is there any way to report people that should be banned from Launchpad ? [23:58] Hi, Francois___. Why does someone need to be banned? Are they spamming bugs or some such? [23:59] just read by yourself: https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/128068