=== TRB143_ is now known as TRB143 === jtv is now known as jtv-eat [07:20] Does anyone else experience problems with the launchpad mailinglists? I'm trying to send emails to "ubuntu-se-screencasts@lists.launchpad.net" but no email shows up on launchpad nor to any team member. [07:20] Are you a member of the team? [07:21] And are you sending it from the right email address? [07:25] nigelb: Yes, owner of the team. Yes sending with the adress I'm registered with on launchpad [07:26] I successfully sent 4 emails in september and october [07:26] but since last sunday no emails arrive [07:30] Nov 01 07:16:47 2011 (14613) post to ubuntu-se-screencasts from christoffer.holmstedt [07:30] success [07:30] wgrant: perfect [07:30] christoffer: The archives are a bit behind. [07:30] I suppose the public archive caches [07:30] yea [07:30] christoffer: But emails should be going out, and the web archives will update soonish. [07:31] bit behind, is that more than a day so my email last sunday could very well have gone out? [07:31] At the moment it could be even a few days behind. [07:32] aha [07:32] nigelb and wgrant thanks for your help, very much appreciated [07:32] smtp to ubuntu-se-screencasts for 5 recips, completed in 6.344 seconds [07:32] So the emails did go out. === jtv-eat is now known as jtv === jtv is now known as jtv-afk === jtv-afk is now known as jtv === jtv is now known as jtv-afk === jtv-afk is now known as jtv === jdobrien is now known as webm0nk3y === gmb changed the topic of #launchpad to: https://launchpad.net/ | Help contact: gmb | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | User Guide: https://help.launchpad.net/ | Support: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:34] suppose we want a ppa where superseded binaries don't expire [13:49] bigjools: hello [13:57] mwhudson: hey [13:57] we maintain a whitelist in code [13:58] bigjools: ah interesting, so with sufficient pleading we might be able to get a ppa onto the list? [13:59] mwhudson: kneel before the losas [13:59] bigjools: :-) [14:00] mwhudson: not in *that* way [14:01] bigjools: ew, my mind hadn't gone there [14:01] mwhudson: maybe the same thing to get decent coffee at a UDS though [14:02] bigjools: this is why we need to hold a uds in au/nz, clearly [14:02] +1 [14:02] flat white FTW [14:03] \o/ [14:04] although i guess it would be less effort to ship a barista and a tonne of coffee to uds... [14:04] what does a PasswordSetError mean? [14:04] oh that's keyring.backend.PasswordSetError apparently === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [14:09] trying to to bzr lp-propose (and then authorizing the device) results in bzr spewing that on Mac OS X 10.7.2 === zz_joey is now known as joey === jtv is now known as jtv-afk [14:51] Aye. Why can't I upload to my PPA anymore ("General error" when checking the GPG signature) ? [14:52] OdyX: it will work, ignore the error [14:53] bigjools: Uploading pyside_1.0.8-1+py3~exp1~n1_source.changes: 4k/5k550 Changes file must be signed with a valid GPG signature: Verification failed 3 times: ['General error', 'General error', 'General error'] : Permission denied. [14:53] OdyX: it will work, ignore the error [14:54] bigjools: okay. Let's try "trust" then. :-> [14:54] Meh, it worked indeed. [14:54] thanks! [14:54] np [15:11] Is there any documentation on how to document a project in launchpad? Specifically I'm trying to provide epidocs in a rendered form rather than as raw HTML. === beuno is now known as beuno-lunch === gmb changed the topic of #launchpad to: https://launchpad.net/ | Help contact: - | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | User Guide: https://help.launchpad.net/ | Support: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad [16:46] How do I document projects on launchpad? === beuno-lunch is now known as beuno === joey is now known as zz_joey === Pendulum_ is now known as Pendulum [19:08] Did the 'bzr: ERROR: unknown command "dailydeb"' problem get fixed? Is there an open bug? [19:13] Looks like it's fixed. === zz_joey is now known as joey [19:21] abentley [19:21] danhg: yes? [19:21] hey, just opened a pvt [19:29] Yup, 'bzr: ERROR: unknown command "dailydeb"' looks fixed. [20:03] flacoste === joey is now known as zz_joey === zz_joey is now known as joey [23:26] hiya, I am trying to import a git branch into lp but have issues because it thinks I am using submodules but I migrated the repo to use merged subtrees instead. how is lp detecting if submodules are used? [23:27] meebey: are there submodules in the history perhaps? [23:28] meebey: it raises that exception if it finds submodule entries in one of the Git Tree objects it's importing [23:28] in the history? I thought its just the .gitmodules file, see the repo: https://gitorious.org/~meebey/smuxi/meebeys-smuxi-subtree-mirror/commits/master and http://launchpadlibrarian.net/84220088/meebey-smuxi-subtree-mirror.log [23:28] jelmer: hm ic, I didnt filter anything [23:29] meebey: yep, anywhere in the branch history [23:29] IMHO it should just check HEAD for submodules, or is that how modules work? putting commitids somewhere in the history [23:30] I wondered already why the .gitmodules file is not listing the linked commitids [23:30] meebey: the problem is that it needs to be able to reproduce Git objects byte-for-byte because git servers send deltas [23:31] meebey: in other words, it needs to convert submodules to *something* - it doesn't do lossy imports [23:31] so how can I convince lp that I no longer use submodules? [23:31] ah ic [23:31] each object, gotcha [23:31] or each commit to be precise [23:31] meebey: unfortunately the only way to do that at the moment is to not actually have any submodules in your history [23:32] this is by far the no 1 reason for git import failures on Launchpad [23:32] filtering is allright with me, I made a special repo for this [23:32] just not sure how to that yet though [23:33] or I just do a history-less import [23:33] HEAD [23:33] + the merged subtrees [23:33] that would be submodule commit free then [23:33] yeah, a history less import would work too, indeed [23:34] meebey: btw, while you're here... has the new smuxi RPC mechanism landed yet? [23:34] ok thanks [23:35] jelmer: new RPC meachism? the new sync code? [23:35] making the connect 4 times faster and allows to use the frontend while it is still syncing [23:35] meebey: yeah, the mechanism for communication between the frontend and the smuxi server.. it caused my frontend to hang on high-latency connections [23:36] thats in git master [23:36] sweet, I'll give it another go [23:36] working on development snapshots thus the need for lp branches :) [23:36] heh [23:36] we have a windows auto builder now [23:37] each push triggers a new build [23:38] jelmer: basic xmpp support is also now officially merged, allows to connect to jabber, gtalk and facebook and can send and receive messages [23:39] I'm more looking for something that is focussed on IRC [23:40] hehe ic [23:41] I need more than IRC because I have to use shitty web or gui interfaces for communication with regular people [23:41] the best web interface is still half as good as a proper desktop one [23:44] IRC and IM are two vastly different things for me, I don't really want them in one app [23:45] empathy works well here for IM stuff, and I like the fact that if I disconnect I go offline (as that's what others who try to talk to me expect).. [23:45] still, I have the choice of ignoring IM support in smuxi I guess... [23:45] yes you do, you can even disable the code :) [23:46] by passing --disable-engine-xmpp to configure for example [23:46] Is there a console frontend? [23:46] only an experimental one [23:46] I've been looking for an irssi+screen replacement for quite a few years :) [23:46] But console access is handy sometimes. [23:46] Hmm. [23:46] Might have to try it anyway. [23:47] experimental as in, the code builds and should work but probably has bugs [23:47] used it for a while on my android [23:47] via IrssiConnectBot [23:48] wgrant: I started the project 6 years for exactly that purpose, replacing my irssi+screen which I was using for some years [23:48] +ago