[02:21] if I move a .pot file into a subdirectory, will it affect existing translations? [06:05] http://dpaste.com/593859/plain/ <- how can I fix this? [06:07] aminpy: let me see [06:08] aminpy: its working here, which means you probably have a firewall issue [06:10] lifeless, my colleagues run it without any problem [06:14] aminpy: that may mean they don't have a firewall on their machine, or have permissions on your corporate firewall, or something else. [06:15] lifeless, can I run it with ssh or ...? [06:17] that xmlrpc call is done to do directory service lookups [06:17] very recent bzr's do not do it at all [06:20] aminpy: it looks like that is a proxy failure [06:20] aminpy: do you have http_proxy or https_proxy set in your environment ? [06:20] lifeless, I tested it with proxy and without proxy [06:21] CONNECT is used when connecting to https via a proxy [06:21] the error means it could not connect to your proxy === EyesIsMine|iPod is now known as Supernova === Supernova is now known as EyesIsMine|iPod [09:34] hello. how are fuzzy translations currently supported on LP? [09:35] with code and schemas [09:41] so fuzzy translations are supported? because it seems that fuzzies are marked as untranslated on LP translations. [09:42] they get marked as needing review [09:42] yes they are supported [09:45] strange, because i don't see my fuzzies appear as 'need review' on LP, am i missing something? [09:45] LP automatically imports my PO files from the bzr repo, but fuzzies appear nowhere [09:48] you might like to ask a question on https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad about this. [09:48] i already did: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/135487 [09:48] but it is marked as solved by someone else, should i make a new question? [09:50] are you roland or serrano ? [09:51] serrano [09:51] ah, so you didn't ask the question :) [09:51] yes, you should ask a new one. [09:51] nope, but i added a comment with a question :) [09:51] on a closed ticket [09:52] so it won't be in anyones queue for review or answering [09:52] yeah, that's what i thought, i should make a new question [10:15] new qustion posted: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/167923 [10:15] thanks for the help lifeless [10:22] no probs [13:15] I'm getting a 'list something' message when clicking on an attachment in bug 825644 (the terminal messages at the bottom) - any suggestions? [13:15] Launchpad bug 825644 in gnome-games (Ubuntu) "aisleriot start problem" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/825644 [13:15] oops - 'lost something'! [13:41] penguin42: That's a regression with attachments with names containing spaces or some other special characters. It'll be fixed on Monday. [14:08] ok, thanks [14:09] is there a way to retrieve that file? [14:40] ah - grab-attachments manages it [15:33] I've had daily builds of lp:spamassassin working for a while. I'd like to set up two additional PPAs based on it. One basically identical to the existing daily builds, but only built once a month, and the second containing copies of the first after they're a month old. [15:33] So I can test snapshots for a month, and then make them available to everybody else after a month of testing on a regular basis. [15:33] Can any of that be automated? Is there even a way to get packages from one PPA to another at all? [15:34] sounds like a cronjob that copies binaries is what you want [15:35] Cool, thanks. I was just wondering a cron job running on my server might be useful. [15:35] note archive.syncSources https://launchpad.net/+apidoc/1.0.html#archive [15:35] Blows my mind that the SA devs insist there isn't enough manpower available to do monthly releases when I'm already doing and using daily releases. [15:35] so you should be able to easily do this with a python launchpadlib-using script [15:36] Neat, thanks. [15:37] I just played with launchpadlib for the first time a couple days ago. I could use more documentation :) [15:37] +apidoc is pretty much all there is (that and some wiki pages on help.launchpad.net) [15:37] From looking at what you linked to I.. really can't even guess how I'd copy a package from one PPA to another. [15:40] This might help more: https://help.launchpad.net/API/Examples#Copy an old version of a package into your PPA for a newer release [15:42] I'm guessing something like: lp.me.getPPAByName(name='testing').syncSources(from_archive=lp.me.getPPAByName(name='daily'), include_binaries=True, source_names=['spamassassin'], to_pocket='RELEASE') [16:38] htf did I get here? [16:39] evolv: Something involving a late night bar and a large drink? [16:39] well, it was more like drinking at a buddy's place playing video games [16:39] then I magically ended up here [16:40] I'm not sure what the general purpose of this channel is [16:41] evolv: Bug reports and help about the launchpad bug tracking/planning system used by canonical/ubuntu [16:41] oh [16:41] lol [16:42] well, it's been fun guys, but I definitely took the wrong turn here [16:42] [eace === berlinlogger is now known as ulmlogger === EyesIsMine is now known as Supernova === Supernova is now known as EyesIsMine === yofel_ is now known as yofel [22:41] hi guys! those autogen builds got stucked somehow https://launchpad.net/~dns/+archive/gnu/+builds?build_text=&build_state=building , i wonder why, because the i386 lucid went fine [22:43] would be nice if there would be a "stop build" button [22:44] well [22:44] the errors are right there [22:44] yes i c [22:44] but i mean teh machines are stucked too [22:44] make: *** [build-stamp] Error 2 [22:44] ^_^ [22:44] dpkg-buildpackage: error: debian/rules build gave error exit status 2 [22:44] yes, probly there's no error handlers [22:44] did you email the email it said to email? [22:44] btw, your debian/rules seems to be screwed ;) [22:44] at least the builders think so [22:44] *shrugs* [22:55] tbh it doesnt make so much sense to send an email if i cant see whole build log [22:55] ;) [23:01] well that's all there is [23:01] if its hung up, they'd have to, i dont know, kill the build daemon or something [23:02] which is indicative of a bug in the building daemons, no? [23:03] not sure, but a button to stop would be fine (and can save resources) [23:06] where i can send feature requests? at lp itself > bugs ? === Mkaysi is now known as ProgVaal === ProgVaal is now known as Mkaysi