[00:00] verterok: paste.ubuntu complains about me pasting "PHP and other Web scripts are not allowed" :/ [00:00] verterok: I'll just up that to Ubuntu One [00:01] verterok: [00:01] verterok: [00:01] omg sorry.. [00:01] http://ubuntuone.com/p/LXf/ [00:01] wrong clipboard [00:04] karni: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/517743/ in the dependencies section [00:04] found json-simple dependency to put in pom.xml :) [00:04] verterok: looks simple ^_^ maven is clever o_O [00:06] karni: there is no need to include:protobuf-java, netty and oauth-consumer in androidu1, it should inherit those from java-storageprotocol [00:06] verterok: I see :) [00:14] verterok: cannot find symbol : class QueryItem -- sounds like maven not seeing storageprotocol-1.1.0 snapshot jar, doesn't it? [00:14] under 1 folder u1, I've got: u1-sp, u1-java-sp and u1-af (AndroidU1). in pom.xml under u1-af I have added that dependency you told me [00:16] verterok: I'm sorry.. I editted wrong pom.xml :< [00:16] I must be a headache. [00:30] karni: also, remember to run: mvn install -Dstorageprotocol... in u1-java-sp [00:31] verterok: yes :) thank you. I managed to manually install missing signpost oauth artifact (it's not in the repos, and that's strage. but that's working now). [00:34] verterok: lovely !!! I'm only missing 1 artifact, json-simple, but I'll handle that myself. I'll report when it's working ^ ^ [00:59] verterok: I'll be going now, we had great progress with that script :) just one artifact missing. thank you for your help today! [01:10] verterok: one last thing before I go. clearly it's mavens plugin fault ;) it says "package org.json does not exist" while it is documented to exist ;) http://goo.gl/tBD1 - I'll have a look at that tomorrow. good night [01:12] hi there, i just created an account on ubuntu one, free account, and it says my storage is full, but i haven't uploaded anything. is this a known issue? === Pilif12p_ is now known as Pilif12p === Pilif12p_ is now known as Pilif12p [07:22] good day everyone [08:57] aquarius: hi :) I have chosen Maven as build manager for Ubuntu One Files for Android, written the neccessary xml and compile instructions. I'm currently testing them inside-out. [08:57] karni, heya! [08:57] karni, I know nothing at all about maven; I've only ever used ant. :) [08:58] aquarius: you'll like it. it fetches dependencies automatically. verterk used it for ubuntuone-java-storageprotocol builds. [08:58] are there lots of dependencies then? [08:59] aquarius: I wanted to learn ant, but maven is much newer software, and it's easier to prepare the build. especially that we use 3 projects from launchpad [08:59] aquarius: quite a few, let me see [09:00] aquarius: android itself, storage protocol, two oauth sign post deps, json, net.oauth, soon: junit, mockit [09:00] blimey [09:00] aquarius: plus, we don't need them in the project tree [09:01] aquarius: anyone can download them (automagically) with maven to their local repo (on hdd ;) ) [09:01] aquarius: also, that's why builds with maven can share jars among different projects. [09:01] gotcha [09:01] aquarius: I'll probably manage to bzr push today :) [09:03] winner! [09:04] aquarius: plus, if we want to update one or more dependencies, it's just text in pom.xml instead of substituting jar files with new versions in bzr tree. that's neat. [09:05] it is! [09:05] as long as whoever hosts the versions of the dependencies we depend on doesn't take them away :) [09:06] aquarius: they're in maven repositories. I'm pretty sure they're safe there (people can also upload new versions themselves - verterok will upload storage protocol jar there :) ) [09:09] * karni installs 10.04 in vbox to check build instructions ;) [09:09] there's a problem with Guest Additions in VirtualBox on Maverick. too bad :< === teknico is now known as teknico_away === teknico_away is now known as teknico [12:19] morning all [12:19] hi duanedesign [12:19] hello karni [12:19] karni: i heard (read) the good news about your project :) [12:19] \o/ [12:20] duanedesign: \o/ indeed :) [12:20] karni: good work [12:20] duanedesign: thank you. I hope you'll say the same thing in ~1 month time, I'll be pushing myself now to refactor major parts of the code (to support generations, UDFs, etc [12:21] I wrote maven pom.xml file to make it easy to compile the project, but theres kind of one problem still, so I'm working on it [12:21] thank God I have something to work on it, todays lectures are terribly boring [12:22] karni: what is the Launchpad Project now? [12:22] duanedesign: lp:ubuntuone-android-files [12:22] duanedesign: it's still missing complete build script [12:22] duanedesign: should be there today. [12:22] perfect, exactly what i wanted :) [12:22] :) [12:23] karni: well i am working on playing around with zeitgeist this morning [12:24] duanedesign: neat :) I heard many good words about zeitgeist, but never used it [12:24] duanedesign: sorry, got disconnected [12:24] crappy connection :/ [12:25] duanedesign: what will you be hacking on exactly :) ? === teknico is now known as teknico_away [12:30] karni: i am working on a plugin for the Gnome Activity journal [12:31] duanedesign: sounds interesting [12:33] karni, j0! [12:33] hi CardinalFang :) [12:33] CardinalFang: I have a maven build script ready [12:33] CardinalFang: it fetches dependencies automatically [12:34] Rock! [12:34] CardinalFang: I've got instructions ready also [12:34] CardinalFang: however, they work on my PC but not in vbox that I tested them in o_O [12:34] CardinalFang: I shall push it and you could tell me if it works for you [12:34] Ready. [12:34] CardinalFang: if that's finde with you [12:35] ok, gimme a sec to push that [12:37] CardinalFang: actually, give me a minute :) I'll ping you [12:40] CardinalFang: how should I push it? bzr push lp:~mkarnicki/some_name ? [12:42] .15 [12:46] karni, lp:~ USERNAME / PROJECTNAME / BRANCHNAME [12:47] CardinalFang: thank you :) [12:47] karni, username and project name are predetermined. Branch name is your decision. [12:47] CardinalFang: lp:~mkarnicki/ubuntuone-android-files/maven-build [12:47] CardinalFang: you'll find build instructions in u1files-hacking.txt file [12:48] CardinalFang: maven can look a bit overhead, but it's a really neat system. let me know how it went. [12:48] Notice, now https://code.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntuone-android-files [12:49] With the project in the branch path, the branch shows up under the project listing. [12:49] * CardinalFang hugs launchpad [12:49] honk anyone home? [12:49] CardinalFang: right. but I chose a poor branch name ;) [12:49] hello psypher246 [12:49] hey duanedesign [12:50] CardinalFang: I chould have named it build-setup-maven [12:50] quick question, if I want to suggest a feature for ubuntuone music smartphone streaming service, where do I go? [12:50] psypher246, thanks! I say file a bug, and we'll classify it "wishlist". [12:50] psypher246, hi! [12:51] psypher246, http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntuone-android-music/ ? [12:54] CardinalFang: lp:~mkarnicki/ubuntuone-android-files/build-setup-maven (I'm learning on mistakes, gave it better name. will remove the first branch. ok?) [12:55] urbanape, does "ubuntuone-ios-client" cover all of ubuntu one, or only music? [12:55] urbanape, I'm linking a wishlist bug, as I suspect it affects more than the android music client. It may be invalid on IOS. [12:56] karni, okay. [12:56] CardinalFang: deleting. [12:56] karni, let be give you a good bazaar setip, too. ... [12:56] CardinalFang: any hits are appreciated :) [12:58] karni, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/518011/ [12:59] CardinalFang: nice! thank you, will apply that [13:05] karni, with that, you get GPG sigs mandated, some email address set (if not default), and "bzr push" will push to right location, using current branch name. [13:05] CardinalFang: I'll also add compilaction of that one .aidl file (used for IPC with the Service), it's just few lines of pom.xml [13:05] CardinalFang: yes, that's really nice :) I'm happy you pasted that [13:13] CardinalFang: using that setup, I suppose I later push: bzr push branch-name ? and it'll append that. [13:15] karni, just "bzr push" [13:15] CardinalFang: how will it know the branch name? [13:15] Whatever the directory name is will be appended. [13:15] ah [13:15] thanks [13:16] karni, you can still set it explicitly, if you don't like the name and don't want to "mv" it locally. [13:18] CardinalFang: uhum :) [13:18] /home/mike/sdk/android-sdk ? [13:18] CardinalFang: whenever you find time, let me know if you had success with maven [13:18] oops [13:18] ;3 [13:18] $HOME/android-sdk-folder [13:19] I should pull that from the properties file.. [13:19] CardinalFang: I'm on a kinda busy lecture, I'll fix that soon. sorry [13:19] karni, okay. [13:30] CardinalFang: lp:~mkarnicki/ubuntuone-android-files/build-setup-maven (mvn compile -Dandroidsdk=/path/to/sdk) - when I know how to pull that from .properties files, I'll put it there :) [13:31] CardinalFang: on friday verterok will put storageprotocol jar in maven repos, so the pre-compilation setup will be shorter/easier [13:33] $ sudo apt-get install maven2 # ... 94 packages to install [13:33] * CardinalFang horks. [13:33] CardinalFang: verterok uses maven to build ubuntuone-java-storageprotocol - he's kind of my mentor ;) [13:34] CardinalFang: maven is a much more smarter and flexible ant.. [13:34] CardinalFang: but I don't feel strength to defend it much, it's new to me, too. [13:36] verterok is probably traveling, too. [13:37] CardinalFang: travelling? what do you mean? [13:37] groovy, libnetbeans-cvsclient-java, velovity, antlr... wow. [13:38] maven's kinda powerful.. I know we don't need so much power. but we don't need those jars in the branch. plus, if we want to update some deps, we just update pom.xml file [13:38] CardinalFang: maybe ant is better.. [13:38] (for such small project) [13:38] karni, There's a Ubuntu summit starting Monday. I'm guessing he's going. [13:38] CardinalFang: oh right.. [13:39] * karni forgot [13:40] karni: Hi. :) [13:40] JamesTait: hi James :) [13:41] Wow, my "summon verterok" spell worked! [13:41] hi verterok :) [13:41] CardinalFang: haha [13:42] CardinalFang, karni: hi [13:42] verterok: CardinalFang is a bit unhappy with me using maven for Ubuntu One Files for Android ;) [13:42] karni: I wasn't going to mention it, since I thought you've put a lot of effort into getting maven working, but *if* it causes problems, might Ant+Ivy be a possibility? [13:42] * karni chuckles [13:42] verterok, I was moaning about how large and spidery the maven2 dependency tree is. [13:43] CardinalFang: maven2 dependency tree? to install maven2? [13:43] $ sudo apt-get install maven2 # ... 94 packages to install [13:43] JamesTait: mavens working for me. if you have it, I'd be happy if you could test it lp:~mkarnicki/ubuntuone-android-files/build-setup-maven [13:43] * karni doesn't know Ivy, but that's not a problem [13:43] If maven is working for us, I'm all for it - I'm not looking to fix something that's not broken. [13:44] JamesTait: :) [13:44] CardinalFang: if you go with the package route, yes the dependencies sucks...I used to just install maven in /opt from the tarball [13:44] JamesTait: I'm just having CardinalFang test the build with maven [13:44] CardinalFang: there are stuff in there that's isn't needed, like all the gc4j stuff :/ [13:44] groovy, libnetbeans-cvsclient-java, velovity, antlr... [13:45] karni: Cool. :) Keep up the good work! [13:46] I am no expert at all, but ant worked, is recommended and supported by Android SDK, and isn't large. [13:46] JamesTait: thank you :) perhaps you have time to testdrive if it builds? (or did you just do that so fast?) [13:46] CardinalFang: the main issue with ant, is dependencies of the project [13:46] * CardinalFang writes a 4-line shell script. [13:47] karni: I will do exactly that. [13:47] CardinalFang: some people endup committing the har files in the branch [13:47] JamesTait: thank you! [13:47] and bzr cries [13:47] s/har/jar/ [13:47] verterok, I added bzrignore lines for libs/ too [13:47] ...and gen/ . [13:47] CardinalFang: so someone who pulls the code would have to download jars on their own? [13:48] karni, they could run the file "setup". This assumes a Unix, of course. [13:48] CardinalFang: I might not have understood [13:48] CardinalFang: ah, and that would pull the jars [13:49] CardinalFang: sure :) but then you need a .bat file for windows and probably a slightly different one for osx because there is no wget :p [13:49] CardinalFang: believe I've been there :) [13:50] * karni laughs at osx for not having wget [13:51] verterok: CardinalFang: you guys are much more proficient in that stuff. I'll go for whatever you settle :) however, we'll still need maven to build fresh jars of storageprotocol whenever there's new bzr push [13:52] push of storage protocol, naturally. [13:52] karni: pushed revno 34 of java-storageprotocol, I still need to test this stuff with the real server [13:53] karni: just some more generations support, and tests [13:53] verterok: thank you [13:53] CardinalFang: also, the java storage-protocol is already using maven :/ [13:53] CardinalFang: and it's quite cool what hudson does with it ;) [13:55] karni, verterok, I don't want to get bogged down. I don't care a whit about the build system, really. I'm trying to add a feature to the code is all, and I need to build. "ant" does it right now on my machine, so I will build and push up this code and someone can merge what is useful. [13:55] CardinalFang: ok, I was trying to point out some of the benefits, e.g: http://steppenwolf.selfip.net/hudson/job/java-storageprotocol/ [13:56] CardinalFang: we can have two build systems, no? maven will just pull any updates of jars [13:57] CardinalFang: I'm with you - go with what works best. :) === teknico_away is now known as teknico [14:00] verterok: CardinalFang: sorry, my laptop went to sleep by accident [14:00] CardinalFang: sure, use whatever it works better for you [14:00] CardinalFang: I have nothing against jars in the bzr branch [14:00] CardinalFang: aquarius also used ant script for u1-contacts android app, and it was neat [14:01] we just had much more deps, and maven made handling that easy. [14:01] karni, it was the Android SDK, really, not aquarius. [14:01] CardinalFang: arg, right xD [14:02] CardinalFang: will we have those dependencies in bzr branch then? [14:03] CardinalFang: I'll happily learn ant, especially that it indeed is android-sdk choice [14:03] CardinalFang: I can update branch with new storageprotocol build whenever neccessary - just tell me how will the "setup" file/script work [14:04] karni, don't sweat. Let me see what I can do in the next hour or so. [14:05] CardinalFang: aquarius and beuno already know I do sweat. I'm all over the place trying not to look stupid :D but that doesn't work out well for me heheh [14:05] CardinalFang: I'll head home and will be back online in <1 hour. [14:05] karni, okay. See you. [14:06] bye! [14:09] CardinalFang: ubuntuone-ios-client is both the Contacts and Music apps on iOS. [14:10] ubuntuone-android-client covers the same (I believe) for Android [14:15] urbanape, they're separate. ubuntuone-android-{contacts,music,files} [14:16] * CardinalFang has dabbled in the first two a bit. Is trying the final now. [14:18] k, cool. I created them as monolithic projects back when there was still the possibility they'd be monolithic clients. [14:18] So far, for iOS, we're just doing subprojects, basically [14:18] (two top-level directories in trunk) [14:19] urbanape, Got it. I was only worried I wasn't linking bugs to the right place. Grassy. [14:56] * karni is back. [14:58] CardinalFang: if I can be of any help, let me know [14:58] joshuahoover: hi again! any luck on that notes sync issue? [14:59] barry: rye is looking into it...it may take a while to dig into it as it's not immediately clear what is going on [15:00] joshuahoover, rye cool. i am of course available for some realtime debugging :) [15:03] barry, could you please publish the screenshot of tomboy sync configuration panel from limelight or snowdog? [15:03] rye: let me switch to those machines and i'll ping you [15:09] rye: do you mean preferences -> synchronization? [15:09] barry, correct [15:09] rye: coming up... [15:14] rye: limelight screenshot attached to bug 664705 [15:14] barry: Bug 664705 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/664705 is private [15:15] barry, you are not using Ubuntu One :) [15:16] barry, are you syncing using the file system folder which is inside Ubuntu One folder? [15:17] rye: wtf? ;) well, i definitely didn't set up anything differently on purpose [15:17] barry, you are now using Local Folder sync [15:18] rye: how odd that limelight is the one that matches one.ubuntu.com! um, okay, what's the way to fix that? (i'm checking snowdog) [15:19] rye: snowdog appears to be the same way. i wonder how this happened [15:19] barry, hm [15:27] rye: did i stump you? :) [15:28] barry, well, yes, since gconf is definitely not under ubuntuone control. You might want to create backups of the files from ~/.local/share/tomboy, then disconnect tomboy from local file sync service and then select 'Ubuntu One' as the sync method [15:29] rye: okay, i'm pulled into something else for a bit, but i'll try this on snowdog in a little bit. thanks [15:30] barry, sure, though I will set the bug report as invalid... [15:30] rye: k, thanks and sorry for the noise [15:30] JamesTait: did you have chance to try maven build perhaps? [15:30] barry, well, it is also useful, i will check this first before digging into the server-side :) [15:31] karni: Just got all the branches created and pulling down maven right now. [15:31] JamesTait: if you ... oh. ok [15:31] JamesTait: you don't have to if it's a problem. we might eventually stick with Ant, but I'd be happy to know if [15:31] JamesTait: my maven challenged finished successfully - it builds for me :) [15:32] and I slept only 3hrs today to put that stuff together :D [15:32] karni: The u1files-hacking.txt confused me a little, and I was busily hacking on something else, but I want to give this a try. :) [15:32] JamesTait: guess I could have done better writting it :( [15:33] JamesTait: yes well, I realised I suggest downloading 3 projects, while this text file/manula is already in one of them.. so you have one already downloaded [15:33] JamesTait: but I'm sure you'll figure it out. [15:33] karni: I'll offer some more constructive criticism when I have a little more time, it just confused me slightly when it said "create this u1-af branch" when I'd just created the branch to get the file that said it. :) [15:33] JamesTait: take your time, you don't have to do it today or anything :) [15:34] JamesTait: recursive trick! :D [15:34] karni: My brain doesn't deal with recursion very well this time on a Friday afternoon. :D [15:34] hahaha [15:35] mine either, probably that's why i made that mistake :) [15:48] JamesTait: I corrected the file so it makes sense ;) http://paste.ubuntu.com/518091/ (I'll bzr push my branch now) [15:50] karni: Oh cool, I'll step through it again then when it's done building. ;) [15:50] JamesTait: thank you :) [15:52] Hmmm, I got a FATAL ERROR, Invalid SDK: Platform/API level 1.6 not available. [15:52] I guess I need to look again at my Android SDK. [15:52] o_O [15:52] You mind if I pick this up later this evening? [15:52] JamesTait: sure! take your time, no rush James [15:53] Excellent. I'll have more time then. [15:53] JamesTait: you can do that during weekend or whenever it fits you. thanks for checking. [15:57] karni, hi. bzr branch lp:~cmiller/ubuntuone-android-files/build-setup chad-build-setup [15:57] cd !$; ./setup && ant [15:57] CardinalFang: awesome, checking out! =) [15:58] CardinalFang: what was !$ in bash? [16:01] CardinalFang: small, clean, and fast. you're awesome :) you'll be even more awesome if you tell Ant to not name the apk by default Activity, but project name or something :) [16:01] CardinalFang: really nice :) [16:01] Ah, easy. [16:01] That's in the AndroidManifest.xml [16:02] Oh. I guess Eclipse gave me option to rename it right away. [16:03] CardinalFang: shouldn't it name it by application name or something? btw it's still set to AndroidU1 in AndroidManifest.xml, but that's cosmetics [16:05] CardinalFang: you might want to remove local.properties from bzr (at least that's what it says inside the file :) ) [16:05] CardinalFang: I'm saying that only because I think that should be merged into stable :) [16:05] karni, I thought I did. [16:06] CardinalFang: I make a fresh bzr branch and downloaded it with the rest. [16:06] *I made [16:23] rye: earlier you said "then disconnect tomboy from local file sync service and then select 'Ubuntu One' as the sync method" but now i realize i don't know how to do that [16:24] rye: do i hit 'clear' under tomboy->preferences->synchronization? then save? [16:26] barry, yup, hit clear, the select another sync method [16:29] rye: done. i could see it synchronizing and renaming old notes. then the tomboy went away (though ps still sees it). i'll kill it and restart [16:39] i purchased an album in early august, and i can't find the files when i log in with my browser [16:40] i was previously able to log in with my browser and manually download the tracks === beuno is now known as beuno-lunch [16:41] mmmm... bueno.... [16:53] karni, my branch is updated. [16:53] Hopefully, stuff is rearranged and named better. [16:54] CardinalFang: nice! chad-build-setup? [16:54] "bzr pull" should get the one you already have updated. [16:54] yay [16:55] Er, in 20 seconds. [16:55] interrupted :D [16:55] I heard bzr is smart, shouldn't be a problem ;D [16:57] CardinalFang: should bzr pull remove the 'local.properties' file that I mentioned? [16:58] karni, "local.properties" *should* be a file that doesn't exist until ./setup is run. [16:59] CardinalFang: I'll pull your clean branch then :) [16:59] Hrm. You shouldn't have to. [16:59] rm local* [17:00] out of curiosity :) yes, it's not there when I bzr branched [17:01] oh.. I guess I could modify that README.txt already ;) [17:02] CardinalFang: perfect :) [17:03] CardinalFang: I guess you named the apk after the lp project title? (and I wanted to mention to beuno that ubuntuone-android-files -music and -contacts have inconsistent titles hehe) [17:03] * karni chuckles [17:03] CardinalFang: great work! [17:04] CardinalFang: how do we propose merge? who/when should we do that? [17:04] I will in a moment. [17:04] CardinalFang: is it the programmer himself proposing merge when he's ready? [17:04] ok [17:07] aquarius: although I had maven script ready (with a bit of preparation - compile java storage protocol etc etc), we settled with ant and CardinalFang did great job with that one. jar dependencies are in place, and he'll propose a merge when he's ready (time for me to learn that :) ). setup is lovely: ./setup && ant [17:09] cool :) [17:09] aquarius: we'll build storage protocol with maven whenever neccessary, and update ubuntuone-android-files dependency [17:09] aquarius: with awesome help from CardinalFang , build script is ready :) [17:10] I mean, he's done all the Ant work. [17:10] :) [17:10] karni, if you have URLs for jars, We can remove some files in libs/ and add them to setup [17:10] CardinalFang: I think that's a good idea, lemme collect them [17:50] hi! is there anything I can do to make synch faster? it's currently at about 1 metadata per 1-2 minutes and I like to go home sometime... [17:50] on maverick, in case it matters [17:53] iklow, currently servers are working fine, could you please pastebin the output of grep MARK ~/.cache/ubuntuone/log/syncdaemon.log ? === beuno-lunch is now known as beuno [17:58] karni, okay, proposed for merging. [17:58] https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~cmiller/ubuntuone-android-files/build-setup/+merge/39163 [17:58] * karni opens [17:59] rye: http://paste.ubuntu.com/518151/ thanks [18:00] CardinalFang: do I have to 'Claim review' to make a code review? [18:01] karni, no, just review [18:01] claim is for more complex scenarios [18:01] you can ignore it [18:01] karni: Just so you know, my "FATAL ERROR" is (I think) because I don't have my SDK set up for Android 1.6. :) [18:01] beuno: oh. review = read code, check if all's good, and? leave a comment? [18:01] JamesTait: oh :) that's fine [18:01] karni, yes [18:01] CardinalFang: ok [18:02] iklow, ok, the amount of metadata to process is decreasing but in a very slow manner, checking from here - metadata was processed at 1md item per second. Where are you located? [18:02] karni: I'll get that sorted later on and give it another whirl - unless (I haven't read scrollback) we've decided to go with ant, which seemed to be in discussion last time I looked. [18:03] rye: germany, university network right now (soup/down should be fast) [18:03] JamesTait: yes, you can leave that. we're sticking with Ant, and I'll rebuild the protocol stuff with maven whenever neccessary. [18:03] JamesTait: thanks for support :) [18:04] karni: No worries - thanks for your hard work. :) [18:04] JamesTait: and I today thank CardinalFang :) [18:04] and I think all 3 of you are awesome [18:07] beuno, okay, now I can finally look at what you wanted. [18:07] Dinner time. === JamesTait is now known as JamesTait_away [18:07] CardinalFang: dude, that's some clean bash scripting =) [18:07] CardinalFang, public files FTW [18:08] karni, bash? Heck no, POSIX-compliant sh, yo. [18:08] CardinalFang: :D [18:08] CardinalFang: you're awesomer then awesome [18:08] Am not. [18:10] CardinalFang: seriously. I may have problems modifying build.xml for Ant, but I didn't even have that simple idea to write a clean script before. Guess I'll be getting to know my ways around :) [18:13] CardinalFang: line 78 of build.xml -- is that 1.5 target Android version? default.properties has target=android-7 which is 2.1 [18:14] CardinalFang: oh ok.. thats probably javac version ;] [18:14] definitely. [18:15] karni, that may be completely wrong. I stole that from the Android build so I could override the encoding. Your name in the code caused problems. [18:16] CardinalFang: oh! [18:16] CardinalFang: I just compiled, I guess you worked that around :) [18:16] utf8 should have been default, but upstream had other plans. :\ [18:16] :S [18:27] CardinalFang: The code looks fine, the script is really neat. However when I run the app on HTC Hero 2.1-update1, I get http://paste.ubuntu.com/518174/ which might be either due to something about dependencies or refactoring. [18:27] CardinalFang: have a good evening :) you did great today, let's leave that for the weekend [18:28] Laters, karni. You won't see much of me next week. The Ubuntu summit is 15km away from me, so I'm going to it. [18:28] I'll be on email and irc sporatically. [18:29] CardinalFang: oh! have a great summit then Chad ! :) [18:29] abstract not implemented, at run time? /me boggles. [18:29] yea.. strange [18:29] I susspect the dep, perhaps 1.2.1.1 wasn't as good as 1.2 ;) [18:29] CardinalFang: have a great weekend+summit :) [18:29] karni, talk to you soon, I expect. [18:30] sure :) [18:33] rye: sorry to bother you again, any ideas? md is now done, but content takes ages as well... I can't even continue working because every file I save makes it take even longer :-/ [18:34] iklow, since metadata queue is processed, could you please shut down syncdaemon - u1sdtool --quit then run it with debug enabled: /usr/lib/ubuntuone-client/ubuntuone-syncdaemon --debug 2>&1 | tee ~/syncdaemon-debug.log [18:34] iklow, and in another terminal session run u1sdtool --connect ? [18:37] rye: ok, I did that [18:38] iklow,it should start printing info about the progress [18:41] rye: yes, it does [18:43] iklow, could you please pastebin the output from ~/syncdaemon-debug.log now? [18:43] iklow, e.g. in http://paste.ubuntu.com [18:44] rye, ah sorry, the tee filename got swalowed by a linebreak from erc... i'll have to do it again [18:44] how long do you need the logfile to be? [18:44] iklow, a minute-long will be enough [18:47] rye: here you go: http://paste.ubuntu.com/518183/ thanks! [18:52] honk [18:52] :) [18:53] I've got 2 boxes, and I'm trying to sync a folder of files across them, using my cloud. I set the folder up and put files in on one machine, then added ubuntu one to the other machine [18:54] I fooled around and somehow got the folder synced, but I don't know how I did it... Initially, only the directories synced, but now the files are synced too... [18:55] Not sure if that's normal or not, but I just realized that the files did eventually sync... They hadn't synced yesterday when I looked [18:57] maquis_: i'm here for help as well, but maybe it just took some time? you can use the indicator applet (look for it on launchpad) or u1sdtool --waiting-matadata / u1sdtool --waiting-content to look at what the sync is doing right now [19:01] maquis_, re file sync order - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RomanYepishev/UbuntuOne/ClientControl [19:08] iklow, hm, no progress at all for the file sync during 2 minutes, could you please re-paste the contents? [19:11] iklow, you may want to install pastebinit application [19:12] rye: http://paste.ubuntu.com/518198/ [19:13] rye: only a few minutes more though, after that i restarted w/o debug. and i already have pastebinit installed, very useful [19:16] rye: also it seems to go much faster now, with each file transferring rather quickly (maybe 10 secs). ul speed is quite good too, but there seems to be a delay of several seconds after each file [19:17] iklow, well, it progressed with 13 files... are you using the indicator? How much data is going to be uploaded? [19:19] * rye definitely needs to add the content upload estimation implementation [19:21] iklow: yes, using the indicator. amount of data was about 26 mb [19:23] rye: thanks for the indicator, btw - it's really reassuring to be able to easily check sync status [19:23] iklow, well, yes, but it is running too slow and there are no slowdowns on the server side :-/ [19:24] hm :-/ [19:26] rye: it seems to work faster now... maybe restarting the daemon helped? [19:28] iklow, i can't say that for sure wince the load distributes evenly among all the servers [19:45] rye: i have to leave now, thanks again for the help! [20:08] honk [20:08] i purchased an album in early august, and i can't find the files when i log in with my browser [20:09] i was previously able to log in with my browser and manually download the tracks (sorry for the repeat) [20:11] helo, they aren't in the "Purchased..." folder? [20:11] when i go to "files", there isn't anything, even a 'purchased' folder [20:12] they should be at https://one.ubuntu.com/files/ right? [20:13] yes [20:13] it's all empty? [20:13]