[00:00] no, theres no version control in place for the orig repo, i just thought i could give lp some magic commands via rsync and empty commit text or so [00:00] that would update automatically if there are changes to the http [00:01] lfaraone: FTR, there are 4 copies in the unapproved queue :) [00:01] micahg: hah, I see now. [00:01] reviczky: Sorry. Lp cannot do that [00:01] no problem, just wanted to ask === sinzui changed the topic of #launchpad to: https://launchpad.net/ | Help contacts: wgrant | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ === sidnei_ is now known as sidnie === sidnie is now known as sidnei === yofel_ is now known as yofel === medberry is now known as med_out [03:58] I think I found a bug in the LP UI... https://code.launchpad.net/~nginx/+recipe/nginx-nightly [03:59] Debian version and Daily build archive are flowing into each other [03:59] overflow not wrapped and displayed [04:00] I think there's already a bug for that. [04:01] Hm, no, that was slightly different. [04:01] Could you file it please? [04:03] ok [04:03] wgrant: which project? [04:04] MTecknology: Launchpad itself? [04:04] :P [04:05] TheEvilPhoenix: doubt it [04:05] That's the one. [04:05] * TheEvilPhoenix wins [04:05] https://launchpad.net/launchpad/+filebug [04:05] MTecknology: you were saying? [04:05] Well, this only became the case in December. [04:05] Before then there were a multitude of subprojects. [04:05] why did that change? [04:06] the volume just become low enough? [04:06] Because of the LP team restructure. [04:06] oh [04:06] http://blog.launchpad.net/general/announcing-launchpad-squads [04:06] http://blog.launchpad.net/general/changing-how-we-track-launchpads-bugs-questions-and-blueprints [04:06] wow... 16 hours until package build [04:07] at least this time I'm sure it'll actually wortk [04:07] work* [04:07] MTecknology: We're really low on builders as they're all on release duties. [04:07] heh [04:07] Too many users :( [04:07] add more builders! [04:08] 600 more [04:08] add more servers and processing power :P [04:08] i think the number of builders is dependent on the number of machines, no? [04:08] no... that's not my job [04:09] Why didn't I decide to actually do this a week earlier? [04:09] heh [04:09] lol [04:09] wgrant: question, how would one go about donating a box to Launchpad for use as a builder? Like the actual *hardware box* [04:09] if even possible :P [04:09] mail it to them? [04:15] heh [04:15] what kind of specs are needed for a builder box? [04:15] so i know what bare minimum stuff i need to get :p [04:20] Hi there. Is there are URL for the blueprints of the logged in user? Something like https://blueprints.launchpad.net/+spec/+me? [04:22] michaelh1: you mean like this? [04:22] https://answers.launchpad.net/~trekcaptainusa-tw [04:22] where that is me :P [04:23] but for bluepirnts [04:23] blueprints* [04:23] like this [04:23] https://blueprints.launchpad.net/~trekcaptainusa-tw [04:23] again, for me [04:23] TheEvilPhoenix: yip, but I want to send this out as a link in an email so that when someone clicks on it, they see their blueprints. There's a launchpad.net/bugs//+me for bugs which does the same... [04:23] michaelh1: ah [04:24] MTecknology: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/people/+me [04:24] michaelh1: ^^ [04:24] wgrant: do you know the minimum specs to run a builder, out of curiosity? [04:24] wgrant: perfect, thanks. [04:25] TheEvilPhoenix: I think the arm ones are 128M of ram or something :P [04:25] TheEvilPhoenix: They run on all sorts of hardware. I don't know many specifics. [04:25] TheEvilPhoenix: But some of the hardware is several years old, others brand new. [04:26] they able to run in virtual systems, for example, a VPS environment? i might have a system I can donate in the future :P [04:27] TheEvilPhoenix: they have to be real hardware in our dc [04:27] TheEvilPhoenix: we do virtualise on top of that hardware for some things [04:27] lifeless: so me buying 3 server boxes because i can afford them and then shipping one of the boxes to your dc would probly help you all? [04:27] :P [04:28] "Anonymously Donated server randomly appears at Launchpad's datacenter, source unknown" [04:28] :P [04:29] you'd need to talk to our facilities dude to see if that would actually be helpful [04:29] theres a bunch of overhead in stuff in the dc - density, remote management tool chain (e.g. which vendor), [04:30] we do generally have enough builders, but we take many of them and turn them into mirrors for the release of ubuntu [04:30] because it generates a phenominal amount of traffic [04:31] our company pretty much moved entirely to blades [04:31] largely from size contraints [04:32] could pack in a whole lot more bang for the buck too though [04:33] then we started using blades for virtualization, that helped eliminate a whole lot of physical systems with <2GB RAM and comparable hardware specs [05:02] MTecknology: You know blades are actual physical systems themselves, right? [05:03] StevenK: yup- but MUCH smaller that rackmount systems [05:03] Meh, it's like sharing power between seven systems. [05:03] I have yet to see anything compelling about blades. [05:05] if you have the room, i don't think there's too much to gain from it [05:05] we're a non-profit company, low budget, can't grow our area [05:07] we ahve two data centers; one in our main building and one in the basement of a telephone company [05:08] there were some /very/ shiny blade like things the IS guys looked up when evaluating what we'd need for cassandra [05:08] *shiny* [05:10] cassy was a slut that got knocked up in high scheel [05:10] i think it was cassandera though.. with an e [05:11] MTecknology: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Cassandra [05:11] oh god i hate apache [05:11] * MTecknology looks anyway [05:12] Oh, for the love of ... [05:12] Apache is more than the web server [05:12] StevenK: I know [05:12] StevenK: I wasn't referring to just the web server; granted I hate their version of an httpd most [05:13] I don't get how the Apache Software Foundation are so hateful [05:14] maybe not the foundation.... just nearly everyone i know that works for them [05:15] i hate apache ~'httpd' most of all; and it fuels a lot of my hate, but their general community is aweful, their employees are worse unless you're paying them out the crap shoot- then they become somewhat nice [05:16] MTecknology: you realise its a notforprofit with nearly-no employees? [05:16] lifeless: if it's nearly no employees, then that's even worse because that I might actually know almost everyone working there [05:17] I'm gonna end rant though.... I've been drinking. As little as I hold back when I'm not drinking, it's less control when liqoyr and an x-fiancee are involved [05:18] ouch :( go rest ;) [05:18] lifeless: did you not hear my whining about that? [05:19] we dated almost 5yr and over 1yr of that was engaged; 8 days before the wedding, she called it off [05:19] i didn't even know the dayu she decided... she talked to the pastor and family before me [05:20] march 18 was the wedding day === michaelh1 is now known as michaelh1|away [05:43] hello there. WE have one code branch that used to work fine but now on new checkouts only causes bzr to crash with things like bzr: ERROR: exceptions.KeyError: ('audiotagger.cpp-20101031134221-wol9iyxr3fxcehpg-1', 'raffitea-20101031205517-v30qwekt2fc8cqq2') [05:43] MTecknology: ouch that sucks man; take a break from $stuff. [05:43] Pegasus_RPG: hi [05:43] whats the branch ? [05:43] and bzr: ERROR: bzrlib.errors.ErrorFromSmartServer: Error received from smart server: ('error', "Absent factory for StaticTuple('knob_rotary_s20.png-20100321152943-5b6m28lw59aoyi01-107', 'jus@local-20100321153201-ijr7fnx2lljnntyg')") [05:43] lp:mixxx/1.9 [05:44] bzr check on my local checkout (done before the problem started) shows one inconsistent parent [05:44] bzr check on the repo crashes [05:45] hi [05:45] deleting and readding files won't fix it :) [05:45] I'm just doing a test checkout to see the issue myself [05:49] Pegasus_RPG: so this branch may be misconfigured [05:49] its got a stacked location set, but set to "" [05:49] this is unusual [05:49] how long ago was this branch created? [05:49] quite awhile [05:49] Maybe a year [05:49] the problem only started in the last few weeks [05:50] Pegasus_RPG: so, the two delete-and-add commits aren't needed [05:50] It was branched from trunk originally but it's a release branch so I'm not sure it should be stacked [05:50] I suggest you uncommit them [05:50] ok that's fine [05:50] oh I can do that? :) [05:50] bzr branch -r 1 lp:mixxx/1.9 crashes [05:50] so the missing content is in the very first revision [05:51] wow [05:51] knob_rotary_s20.png-20100321152943-5b6m28lw59aoyi01-107', 'jus@local-20100321153201-ijr7fnx2lljnntyg' [05:51] * Pegasus_RPG wonders why we are only seeing this now [05:52] srangly [05:52] robertc@lifeless-64:/tmp$ bzr log --show-ids -r 1 lp:mixxx/1.9 [05:52] ------------------------------------------------------------ [05:52] revno: 1 [05:52] revision-id: vcs-imports@canonical.com-20020226111207-imi1qwx7menhzqyh [05:52] so the first revid cannot have that changing-revision [05:53] ah so [05:53] (btw, I just uncommited in my local checkout, so now I commit those?) [05:53] bzr uncommit -r -2 lp:mixxx/1.9 [05:54] oh it seems good now [05:54] I mean my uncommits are showing on lp [05:54] cool [05:54] now, to figure out whata up [05:54] I think you should file a bzr bug [05:54] when did this behaviour start? [05:55] a few weeks ago. Hard to say exactly since all of us existing devs just bzr update with no problems [05:55] people checking it out for the first time notified us [05:56] bzr log --show-ids -r revid:jus@local-20100321153201-ijr7fnx2lljnntyg -n0 lp:mixxx/1.9 shows the commit with (apparently) missing data [05:56] bzr has had some bugs recently which can be solved by doing a pack [05:56] basically content present but a lookup bug confusing it [05:57] bzr pack lp:mixxx/1.9 will take a little time but may address the issue [05:57] ok I'll try that thanks [05:57] * Pegasus_RPG has bzr 2.1.1 [05:59] Pegasus_RPG: while that runs, please file a bug on bzr [05:59] if it turns out to be fixed and not deployed to lp, we'll need to deploy it [05:59] is bzr in LP also? [06:01] launchpad.net/bzr [06:15] ok https://bugs.launchpad.net/bzr/+bug/772935 [06:15] Ubuntu bug 772935 in Bazaar "New checkout crashes bzr" [Undecided,New] [06:15] BTW, does this mean our trunk is similarly screwed up? [06:15] Pegasus_RPG: dunno, lets see [06:17] I have to run now...I'll leave this chat window open though [06:17] thanks so much for your help!! [06:18] The launchpad recepie queue seems very long again today - is something broken? or just busy? I'm waiting 17 hours :( [06:21] Pegasus_RPG: your trunk is fine [06:22] thomi: busy - we've stolen builders for the ubuntu release [06:23] oh right, that makes sense. I forgot... [06:23] Cheers [06:46] spiv: hi [06:47] lifeless: hola [06:47] what do you think of Pegasus_RPG' problem [06:49] lifeless: hmm, not sure. Stacking would be the obvious thing to suspect I guess. [06:50] spiv: interestingly we can log to the root of the branch [06:51] That is interesting. [06:51] Pegasus_RPG: has that pack finished ? [06:54] lifeless: FWIW I get the same error if I branch with nosmart+ [06:54] So it's not a problem triggered by opening the repository isolated from its fallbacks [06:57] nor by the version on lp [07:01] I mean, if you create it with nosmart, its not fixed in trunk [08:27] Hello, there is really no way to run aureconf for the build of a recipe? It means that a lot of generated files must be in the source repository :( [08:27] jfi: You can't do that in debian/rules? [08:28] That would be the normal place to do that. [08:29] hum, it means that I need a different debian/rules for the recipe and when build the binary package from original software distribution [08:30] jfi: Is it a problem to run it during a normal build? [08:31] not really, that's just useless as the distribution is including the autoconf unlike the build from the source repository [08:31] I did not see that it is a usual practice for normal build to run autoreconf [08:31] but you are right that's not a technical problem [08:31] It's not *that* uncommon. [08:32] There's even a dh helper for it. [08:32] ha....ok...so I am going to consider this solution, thanks for the tip [08:32] It should work. [08:33] anyway I am very happy that it is possible to do automaticaly build of packages from an external svn, that's very useful and avoid a lot of manual work:) [08:34] Indeed, it's a pretty handy feature. [08:35] it just misses a way to commit automaticly translation from LP [08:36] jfi: We can commit to a bzr branch which you could push back to svn, but we can't push to svn directly. [08:37] wgrant, yes, I will probably run in the future a script on my server to pull bzr branch and commit in my svn === odo_ is now known as odo === odo is now known as Guest33326 === Guest33326 is now known as odo_ === odo_ is now known as odony === doko_ is now known as doko [10:52] hi [10:52] what's the equivalent of 'fork' on github in launchpad? [10:55] Naresh: With bzr there's no need. Just branch locally (eg. 'bzr branch lp:someproject'), then push your changes back to a new branch ('bzr push lp:~yourusername/someproject/somebranch'). [10:55] Naresh: It will create the branch if it doesn't already exist, and will only push up revisions that aren't already in lp:someproject. [10:58] ah [11:33] Are there any LP people here who want to "sell" me reasons why I should choose launchpad for code hosting and bug tracking for a commercial project? [12:07] you are all boring today :D [12:59] Does a recipe only build debs or can it also build tarballs? [13:15] levu: the recipe builds the source package (.dsc + .tar.gz) this is then uploaded to a PPA for building into a deb [13:19] tumbleweed: so i can give users the possibility to download a tar.gz? or is this file not public accessible? [13:20] or is there a possibility to download a tarball from a bzr branch in the web interface? [13:35] levu: no it's not really useful for that [13:36] tumbleweed: is there an other way i can give users the possibility to download the latest source without the need of installing bzr? [13:39] levu: people could download the source tarball from the daily builds (but hey are a click or two away) [13:40] tumbleweed: oh, ok, thanks. So i'll make a normal recipe :) === jcsackett changed the topic of #launchpad to: https://launchpad.net/ | Help contacts: jcsackett | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ === zyga is now known as zyga-afk [15:03] hi! is it possible to cache the result of searchTasks() to disk? I tried pickling it, but that didn't seem to work === zyga-afk is now known as zyga === Pegasus_RPG_ is now known as Pegasus_RPG === med_out is now known as med === med is now known as medberry === medberry is now known as med_out [17:07] lifeless: yes by now it has :) [17:07] I too get a crash on bzr check lp:mixxx/1.9 [17:08] and it seems I have bzr 2.1.2 as well === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-lunch [17:28] I am trying to install a package from a ppa, but getting this issue: [17:28] "Unable to connect to ppa.launchpad.net:http:" [17:29] Running ubuntu maverick in ec2. [17:29] Has anyone seen this issue before? [17:36] Anybody home? [17:38] I am seeing extreme latency when trying to connect to http://ppa.launchpad.net/ === beuno is now known as beuno-lunch [17:42] jcsackett: You there? I am experiencing extreme latency/failure when trying to contact http://ppa.launchpad.net/ from multiple origination points. [17:42] mvdir, i am here. i'm sorry i didn't see your earlier messages. [17:43] Hehe, that's cool, [17:43] Any thought on a cause? [17:43] not off the top of my head. let me ping some admins and see if we have anything going on. [17:45] I am on my way to the bathroom, but the network is straining due to uh, that release we did yesterday. [17:45] So I'd expect that is the cause. [17:46] StevenK: that was sort of my expectation. thought i would double check before rolling that out as an official answer. :-) [17:46] mvdir ^ [17:46] Ok, thanks.. [17:48] Maybe you guys should mirror some of this stuff on Amazon, I hear they never have capacity/connection problems ;] === JanC_ is now known as JanC [17:49] We mirror it anyway we can. People still want to talk to the main archive, which means our datacentres ... [17:50] "Please contact the Launchpad team via the #launchpad IRC channel to verify if your account was indeed blacklisted." I some one help me find the launchpad team? [17:50] StevenK: I'm sure you guys have lots of infrastr ucture behind it, just joking around a little, poking fun at the ec2pocalypse ; [17:51] treeform: i can probably help you. [17:51] treeform: what did you get this message for, and what's your lp id? [17:52] jcsackett: thank you! [17:52] jcsackett: starplant@gmail.com [17:52] and my nick short name thing is "treeform" [17:55] treeform: i've found your account. there's a note saying that it was deactivated for spam. was that explained to you? [17:55] no [17:55] i had my account taken over and it spamed lp [17:55] this is what i sent them [17:56] "I cant seem to login or get my password reset (i checked spam folder nothing...) [17:56] My email was compromised and spammed launchpad and I think my account is on some sort of blak list. [17:56] I have my email under control now, is there a way i can have my account back please? [17:56] Thanks!" [18:00] treeform: if you're email is back under control, i can reactivate your account. [18:00] one moment. [18:01] Thank you! [18:01] treeform: your account isn't suspended, so you should be able to login now. i believe you will have to reset your password and preferred email when you login. [18:02] treeform: let me know if you have any problems. [18:07] jcsackett: ok just waiting for meail now, thank you again. [18:07] treeform: you're welcome. [18:12] Got email and can now submit bugs to my fav panda3d project! [18:12] thanks! === beuno-lunch is now known as beuno [18:24] Hi all. Is ppa.launchpad.net a bit slow at the moment? [18:28] AndrewGee: yup. 11.04 was released yesterday, so our traffic is a bit heavy at the moment. [18:30] branches no longer break when I rename the one that they are stacked on, correct? [18:32] StevenK: Is there anywhere else to hit for ppa.launchpad.net besides germanium? === sinzui changed the topic of #launchpad to: https://launchpad.net/ | Help contacts: sinzui | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ [18:37] james_w`: that is true [18:37] \o/ === Ursinha-lunch is now known as Ursinha === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [20:12] Is anyone else experiencing problems with uploading to launchpad ppa? I have a user saying they've attempted two uploads of a package to a ppa and received no indication that it was accepted (or rejected) [20:13] hi, are there any issues with ppa builders right now? === elmo changed the topic of #launchpad to: ppa.launchpad.net is having issues and is being worked on | https://launchpad.net/ | Help contacts: sinzui | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ [20:15] timrc/rye: ppa.lp.net is broken, we're working on it [20:16] elmo, thank you sir [20:16] elmo, thanks, sorry for disturbing you, i just noticed that launchpad status on identi.ca is not saying anything about that [20:19] elmo: Yes, updating the identi.ca would be excellent. [20:27] sorry, I have no idea how to do that [20:27] and I'm neck deep in trying to fix that [20:27] maybe a Launchpad person could do that [20:28] jcsackett: Yes, updating the http://identi.ca/ would be excellent. [20:29] I assume jcsackett is the person, since he's listed in the channel topic. [20:29] Not a regular, not sure who to talk to about that. [20:31] mvdir: actually, i was listed in the topic. sinzui is help contact now, but i can certainly still help. i'll see about throwing it up on launchpadstatus [20:31] jcsackett: Thanks ;] [20:31] I suck. I thought I changed the topic 2 hours go [20:32] sinzui: I think you did some time ago. [20:32] Been in here longer than that, just rembered the topic from when I came in. === elmo changed the topic of #launchpad to: https://launchpad.net/ | Help contacts: sinzui | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ [20:55] ppa.launchpad.net should be fixed === elmo changed the topic of #launchpad to: PPA uploads are down | https://launchpad.net/ | Help contacts: sinzui | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ === mainerror_ is now known as mainerror [22:07] greetings [22:07] I'm getting a Connection refused on ppa.launchpad.net during a dput - is it known broken? [22:09] penguin42, according to #canonical-sysadmin channel topic, this is a known issue [22:10] Ursinha: OK, thanks - apparently the status on identi.ca says it was believed fixed [22:10] hmm [22:11] penguin42, do they just posted it there? [22:11] Ursinha: Last post (about an hour ago) 'launchpad's ppa.launchpad.net is backup' [22:11] I guess that was just a bit optimistic [22:11] maybe [22:12] still, these things happen - I guess it just needs some TLC and a new rubber band [22:12] penguin42, topic there has changed about 30 mins ago, so I guess the issue is current [22:13] maybe the hamster in his wheel died and so there is no more power :-( [22:13] yeh, not a problem - I was just wondering why the upload I'd done a few hours ago hadn't got anywhere [22:13] Ampelbein: They should know, one hamster is not enough for release week [22:16] :) [22:17] penguin42: we weren't expecting a huge upsurge in ppa traffic [22:17] we're going to have to review logs to see what it was [22:17] it /msy/ just be folk switching over to natty versions of what they have in their ppa [22:17] lifeless: In my case it was a patch I had that once the release landed I thought I'd make easy for people to use [22:18] lifeless: Still, that's fun with large systems - they always keep you on your toes [22:20] uploads should be back soon [22:20] folk are on it [22:22] thanks - these things happen [22:30] do anyone knows how to get this (https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric/+queue) through launchpadlib? [22:30] I'm trying with "series.getPackageUploads()", but without results. === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [22:41] gaspa: lp.distributions["Ubuntu"].current_series.getPackageUploads(status="New") [22:43] Ampelbein: I tried the same, but it's empty... [22:43] (or I didn't catch how to use it :P) [22:44] gaspa: http://paste.ubuntu.com/600996/, works here ;-) === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk [22:50] Ampelbein: :\ ... http://paste.ubuntu.com/601000/ [22:54] gaspa: hmm, what happens if you directly use lp.distributions["Ubuntu"].series[1].getPackageUploads(status="New") ? [22:54] it says: [22:55] gaspa: yes, I meant if the response has entries? (lp.distributions["Ubuntu"].series[1].getPackageUploads(status="New")[0] for example) [22:56] ;p [22:56] nope, out of range [22:57] uhm, i'm not logged in... [22:58] yes, it was that [22:59] gaspa: oh, wow. that is an unhelpful error in that case [23:00] Ampelbein: thanks :) === sinzui changed the topic of #launchpad to: https://launchpad.net/ | Help contacts: - | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ [23:20] * penguin42 wonders if sinzui removed the note about the ppa uploads in teh hope they were working [23:24] Hi, I'm trying to copy a package from one PPA (from which it has been tested) to another, keeping the binaries. I get 'The following source cannot be copied:' and 'gpaw 0.7.6974-1~ppa2 in natty (a different source with the same version is published in the destination archive)' [23:24] I'm trying to copy from https://launchpad.net/~askhl/+archive/ppa/+copy-packages? to https://launchpad.net/~campos-dev/+archive/campos/+packages [23:25] And there is in fact no source with the same version in the destination archive, as the error message claims. How do I fix this? [23:25] (It's the natty package 'gpaw - 0.7.6974-1~ppa1' which I'm trying to transfer) [23:26] Sorry, I mean 'gpaw - 0.7.6974-1~ppa2' [23:29] askhl_: there is a 0.7.6974-1~ppa2, https://launchpad.net/~campos-dev/+archive/campos/+sourcepub/1633826/+listing-archive-extra. As far as I know you can't reuse version numbers in ppas. [23:35] Ampelbein: oh, maybe it was a previous upload which failed. (But that definitely isn't published as the error message says. In fact it should have been deleted) [23:35] Ampelbein: I'll try to ramp up the version number and re-upload [23:42] Strange, now I get 'connection refused' when trying to uploa [23:42] d* [23:42] Not much more annoying than building a package in pbuilder just fine, firing off to launchpad, waiting a day, then a build failure right at the tail end of compiling [23:43] 'Connection failed, aborting. Check your network [Errno 111] Connection refused' [23:43] askhl_: Yeh it's borked at the moment [23:43] penguin42: oh, thanks, I'll try at some other time then [23:43] Ampelbein: thanks to you, too