[01:23] My upload to a PPA is getting stuck at 13k repeatedly. Anything I can do? [01:26] vadi21: Are you using FTP or SFTP? [01:26] it says via ftp [01:26] Try SFTP instead. See http://blog.launchpad.net/cool-new-stuff/sftp-uploads [01:27] Where can I find this dput.cf? [01:28] Unless I should make one in ~ [01:29] vadi21: You can alter the one at /etc/dput.cf [01:29] or add a new stanza in ~/.dput.cf [01:29] thanks [01:31] I adjusted the method to say sftp, and I don't have a ~/.dput.cf, but it still tries to use ftp [01:31] ie: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/276387/ [01:34] vadi21: You need to change the ppa stanza, not the DEFAULT one. [01:34] Since the ppa stanza overrides it. [01:35] right. stfp now. no progress at all on the .tar.gz unfortunately [01:36] oh, some progress. will be patient [01:38] vadi21: Yeah, the SFTP mode unfortunately doesn't show progress. [01:39] i see [02:00] it said done on both files now for a while, but isn't returning the prompt yet [02:21] still at it. [02:22] you may have a PMTUd blackhole [02:22] if so try lowering your MTU by 40 bytes [02:23] lifeless: FYI, karma broke again (if you tell me where to file a bug for this I"ll stop poking you :)) [02:24] micahg: launchpad [02:25] lifeless: right, but under the launchpad general project? [02:28] lifeless: eh? [02:33] micahg: sure, its arguably either registry or foundations, but meh. [02:33] lifeless: k, also bugs for answers [02:33] *or [02:38] micahg: potentially but less likely [02:39] lifeless: hmm, so I'll file it under answers then, thanks [02:39] anyhow, I'm sure the query is fixed, question is whether we have reenabled the cronscript [02:39] m [02:39] micahg: why answes? [02:40] lifeless: oh, I thought that's what you were implying since it was most likely a cron or something [02:40] micahg: oh, as an 'answers' [02:40] micahg: that would be fine [02:40] I thought you meant the bugs of the answers component. [02:41] https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/129830 [02:45] thanks [04:20] does Malone no longer present RSS feeds for bugs in a project / distribution? I haven't used feeds in a while and they seem to be unavailable now. [04:22] mgunes, I see it just fine [04:25] hmm, seems to be specific to Firefox 4; it doesn't display the RSS icon in the location bar on some pages that advertise feeds. I'll look into it and file a bug if needed; thanks. [05:03] anyone got access to the unfiltered version of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hal/+bug/66254/comments/33 ? kinda killed the important part [05:03] Launchpad bug 66254 in HAL "empty CD not correctly recognized by hal (affected: 1, heat: 69)" [Medium,Fix released] [05:06] darkmagez_: Is it filtered? [05:06] yes :( [05:06] Ah, the match key was detected as an email address? [05:06] yup [05:07] You can log in to see that. [05:07] But: [05:07] [05:07] cheers === Lcawte|Asleep is now known as Lcawte [09:33] what is wrong with Launchpad Janitor on bug 544284 [09:33] Launchpad bug 544284 in xenomai (Ubuntu) "no matching kernel patch, please update to 2.5.x (affected: 1, heat: 6)" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/544284 [09:33] looks not good [09:34] What's wrong with it? [09:34] The wrapping? [09:36] wgrant: yes [09:36] thats because the wrapping of lp is at 72 chars I think [09:36] It looks like it. [09:48] there is a bug [09:48] on maline [09:48] bah [09:48] malone [09:52] wgrant: as you are a little familiar with the buildd code, can you take a look at my patch for bug #615286 if it should fix the DEPWAIT problem? [09:52] Launchpad bug 615286 in Launchpad Auto Build System "DEPWAIT not recognized from build log (affected: 2, heat: 14)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/615286 [09:56] geser: It looks reasonable. Do the other new messages not exist any more? [09:58] wgrant: that's the current message in recent maverick and natty build logs [09:59] geser: But what about the "no installation candidate" one? [09:59] There are a couple of different errors. [10:02] wgrant: I assumed that apt changed it once again to the current error message [10:03] I'll check the apt source [10:08] wgrant: you are right, I'll add the other regex too. I guess I should duplicate the regex and add the missing ' to not break support for older releases, right? [10:09] geser: or add "'?" or similar to the existing regex. [10:09] To work with or without the quotes. [10:12] right [10:13] wgrant: btw, do you know why the last missing dependency is used in DEPWAIT instead of the first one? [10:14] geser: Not sure. [10:16] patch updated to cover also the other cases [13:05] could we *please* have those attachments on bugs properly sent out email notification.s [13:05] it be really cool as currently this reduces considerably any desire to want to work on ubuntu bugs [13:05] due to their heavy overhead compared to debian debugs. [13:06] to be clear i'm speaking of https://launchpad.net/bugs/3926 [13:06] Launchpad bug 3926 in Launchpad Bugs "Attachments should be included in the bug notification (affected: 0, heat: 3)" [Medium,Triaged] [13:07] not that i have a particular love of any bts but debugs and even bugzilla get this right. [13:50] hi! I'm trying to build a package A via a recipe. the package depends on another package B available in the target ppa. A won't build because the dependency B can't be found. Any ideas how I make the recipe use the ppa as mirror for dependencies? [13:52] pulb: Can you link to the build? [13:53] wgrant: I don't know where to do that [13:55] pulb: What's the URL of the build? [13:57] wgrant: the ppa is here: https://launchpad.net/~pulb/+archive/basenji-daily [13:57] the recipe here: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~pulb/+recipe/volumedb-tools-daily-recipe/ [14:03] pulb: It is picking up the dependency fine. [14:03] But... [14:05] While your basenji source is versioned 0.7.1+469-0~maverick1, the archive contains binaries versioned 0.7.1-0~maverick1 [14:05] I'm not entirely sure what's wrong here. [14:05] * wgrant is digging deeper. [14:07] Oh. [14:08] pulb: You built into the wrong PPA. [14:08] I did? :-) [14:09] pulb: The builds are targetted at ppa:pulb/ppa, not ppa:pulb/basenji-daily. [14:09] hmm I'm pretty sure I clicked "daily ppa" [14:10] wgrant: your right, it has been build in the wrong ppa [14:10] but its specified correctly in the recipe [14:12] however, if I click on "request builds" the ppa is the wrong one.. [14:12] pulb: What does it default to on the manual build request form? [14:12] wgrant: "basenji PPA" [14:12] It is the automatic daily build archive, so it's not entirely clear that it should also change the manual default. [14:12] But perhaps it should. [14:12] Could you file a bug at https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad-code/+filebug? [14:13] wgrant: many thanks! I'll do so [14:19] wgrant: source format 3.0 (quilt) won't build. does 3.0 (native) work? [14:21] pulb: 3.0 (native) will, yes. [14:21] ok, thanks again :-) [14:21] 3.0 (quilt) requires an orig.tar.*, which the recipe build infrastructure doesn't support yet. [14:21] ok, I see, no problem [14:21] It's a bit of a mess to get the files shuffled around properly. === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [15:10] hi all, I want to unsubscribe from bug #1 (ubuntu), but I can't. everytime I get an error: "The following errors were encountered: * Server error, please contact an administrator. OOPS ID:OOPS-1751K1229". can anyone please help? [15:10] Error: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: list.index(x): x not in list (https://launchpad.net/bugs/1) [15:10] https://lp-oops.canonical.com/oops.py/?oopsid=1751K1229 [15:16] I don't know what does ubot5's output mean, but I can't access its link [15:24] lelamal: the bot posted a link with the traceback of the crash which helps the devs to see why and where it happened [15:25] oh it wasn't meant for me, I see === Ng_ is now known as Ng [20:14] How do I completely delete my launchpad account. [20:14] ? [20:16] you can deactivate it [20:17] https://help.launchpad.net/YourAccount/Closing [20:18] thank you [20:20] Is launchpad part of ubuntu or is it not distro specific? [20:20] it is not distro specific [20:20] Oh ok Ill keep it then. [20:20] Launchpad hosts Ubuntu, and many upstream projects (like mysql and drizzle) [20:44] Hi - I'm trying to branch from lp:gf.recipe.bzr, but I'm getting an error because it is stack on a branch of a different format. [20:44] error here: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/515194/ [20:45] the older format one needs upgrading [20:46] lifeless: Would it be possible to get a lp admin to upgrade, or do I need to contact the author? [20:46] (~ree) [20:46] generally the author is preferred [20:47] The branch it is stack on is ~ree/gf.recipe.bzr/trunk which is Packs 6 rich-root [20:47] ok [20:47] I'll send him a message. === Guest16378 is now known as jelmer === jelmer is now known as Guest5922 [21:03] Hey guys anyone able to place a ban please? [21:03] whats up? [21:04] Alex Riesen LP id: raa-lkml - reason: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.0/+bug/243963/comments/10 [21:04] Launchpad bug 243963 in firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu) "*** glibc detected *** ...firefox-3.0/firefox: free(): invalid next size (affected: 0, heat: 8)" [Undecided,Invalid] [21:04] ugh, thats rather unplesant [21:05] unpleasant? So I used an auto response...meh the guy isn't getting any more help from me - I don't see why I should [21:05] I can understand that [21:06] * xteejx is a bit annoyed at the moment so sorry if I seem a bit short, I'm normally not [21:06] I'm not a sysadmin, I can't do bans. [21:06] xteejx: Totally justified... [21:06] (your responce that is) [21:06] Being sworn at? [21:06] Oh lol [21:06] For something like this we'd warn them for sure, I think. [21:07] I'll point a sysadmin at it when they start work [21:07] Well I thought "this hasnt been updated for over a year it can't be that bad a problem, I'll send a quick response to check"...and omg [21:07] lifeless: Thanks :) Very much appreciated [21:08] xteejx: that said, the dialog makes it clear that he wasn't going to test anymore. [21:08] xteejx: did you read that first? [21:08] I did yes [21:08] one of the problems with Launchpad is that the bug filer can't escape [21:08] but the user above my comment John *was* testing it [21:08] even if the bug stops being relevant to them (like in this case), but still exists. [21:08] * micahg though one can usubscribe from ones own bugs [21:08] *thought [21:08] It was directed at anyone who could check it [21:09] I thought you could too [21:12] is it possible to do a dry-run ppa upload? i'd like to have my package built but not published [21:13] TheUni: no [21:14] you could use a different PPA though as a staging area [21:14] morning [21:14] yea, was just hoping to avoid that [21:26] Hi there. I have a few bugs that are also linked to GCC bugzilla but they always show up as Status Unknown / Importance Unknown [21:27] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/bugs/bugtrackers/gcc-bugzilla suggests some type of import is broken [21:27] michaelh1: how so? [21:28] The 'next check fields' are all in the past [21:28] oh yay another earthquake [21:28] * michaelh1 rocks and rolls [21:28] bet its 4.2 or something [21:29] so I think that simply means 'will get checked when a scan is done' [21:29] also its possible that we don't check bugs in terminal state; I'm not sure. could you post something on https://answers.launchpad.net/malone/ [21:32] Will do === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === jenkins1 is now known as jenkins === jenkins is now known as Guest14708 [22:45] bzr is python [22:45] erm, oops [22:46] bad ssh connection issues [22:46] I wish I knew how it could stop responding from my perspective but actually still act on my keypresses [22:46] TCP flow control is bidirectional [22:47] Intermittent network issues can cause the server->client flow control to decide it needs to back off from sending for a while [22:47] Meanwhile the client->server flow control can happily continue passing bytes in a timely manner [22:47] meh. Sounds plausible [22:48] I sometimes ponder adding a ~ command to ssh to let the client tell the server to reset all its timeout/backoff counters [22:49] Since it's often quite easy for a human to know when some bad network issue has passed [22:49] But it would be hard to implement because the TCP state machine is in the kernel and there are only a few knobs you can twist from userspace. [23:03] I just logged a bug for bzr and saw this: "Thanks for submitting this bug report. We should be in touch soon. If you want to talk to somebody now, try #bzr on the freenode irc network." - cool launchpad :-) === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === jelmer__ is now known as jelmer [23:47] since Oct 16 6am (CEST), the lp API is at least 3 times slower and timeouts all the time, no longer usable for my ppa dashboards [23:48] OOPS-1751ED2047 OOPS-1751ED1981 .. [23:48] https://lp-oops.canonical.com/oops.py/?oopsid=1751ED2047 [23:48] https://lp-oops.canonical.com/oops.py/?oopsid=1751ED1981 [23:48] hi, I'm trying to figure out debian packaging and PPAs. I made a lucid source package ("lucid" in the changelog file) and a maverick one, but the maverick one is being rejected by launchpad because it already exists (the lucid one of course). I'm clearly doing it wrong - any help? thanks! [23:50] natesm: I think you will need different version numbers. e.g. 1.0-0~lucid 1.0-0~mavrick [23:51] natesm: Whilst this may seem counter-intuitive at first, it is mandatory that each upload, *even if for different distros* have a distinct version number [23:51] natesm: To understand why this is, consider: What if someone using your lucid package then upgrades their system to maverick? The package manager needs a way to track the upgrade to the newer version of your package too [23:52] ah, ok, makes sense [23:52] thanks a lot!