[00:28] I just uploaded my package via dput and got an error on the command line, but I also got an email from launchpad saying it accepted my package [00:29] the error from dput is Changes file must be signed with a valid GPG signature: Verification failed 3 times: ["(7, 1, u'General error')", "(7, 1, u'General error')", "(7, 1, u'General error')"] : Permission denied. [00:29] jonrafkind: it's a known bug [00:29] the package was signed. I have upload this package with the same signature multiple times in the past successfully [00:29] is it ignorable? [00:30] yes [05:03] so i'm not familiar with bzr or launchpad... i'm trying to check out an open source project to make a small change [05:03] the repository seems to be over 150 MB... just checking, bzr doesn't have a way to, like, download just the single revision you want, like svn does or anything? [05:05] also: I think i'm checking out just one *branch*-- if i want to check out a different branch will i then have to download another 150 MB of files? or is there a way to just "add" a branch to an existing clone and get just the missing revisions? or is it implicit, if i check out lp:inkscape, i've also checked out lp:inkscape/0.48.x? [09:13] mcc: you can indeed share the history you've downloaded [09:14] mcc: 'bzr checkout --lightweight' will download just the tip revision [09:50] lifeless: thanks [11:15] I have launchpad mirroring a project in subversion on code.google.com. If I switch that repository to git, is it possible to switch launchpad to use that without recreating the launchpad repo? [11:19] hello, is there someone who could help me with a ppa? I'm trying to create my first ppa but the build fails with the error "You have not informed bzr of your Launchpad ID". How can I fix this? [11:42] This doesn't look right to me: http://paste.ubuntu.com/790403/ [11:43] soren: breaking things on abank holiday [11:43] :) [11:43] Bank holiday? Today? [11:43] Oh. [11:43] soren: yup [11:44] New years fell on a Saturday. Right. [11:44] * soren kicks and screams [11:44] almost [11:44] soren: you can go back to sleep now :_ [11:44] :) [11:45] * soren sobs instead [11:46] soren: http [11:46] Not https [11:46] It still shouldn't redirect infinitely, though. [11:46] Oh. [11:46] Was it always this way? [11:48] (http rather than https, I mean) [11:57] soren: Yes [11:58] soren: The only thing on https://bazaar.launchpad.net is codebrowse for private branches. [12:06] wgrant: Ok. Thanks! [12:52] hi guys, I'm getting a "General error" when uploading a package to a ppa and the signature is checked, is something wrong in lp or is it me? [12:52] Uploading python-tz_2010b-2~lucid1~ppa1_source.changes: 1k/2k550 Changes file must be signed with a valid GPG signature: Verification failed 3 times: ["(7, 1, u'General error')", "(7, 1, u'General error')", "(7, 1, u'General error')"] : Permission denied. [12:54] ahasenack: yeah it happens sometimes, your upload usually still goes through, you'll get the confirmation e-mail in a few minutes [12:54] ahasenack: during dput? you can ignore that if you are sure that you signed it with the right key and wait for the accepted (or rejected) mail [12:55] stgraber: indeed, I just got it [12:55] geser: yeah, during dput, using ftp [12:55] geser: the annoying thing is when you use dput to push more than one source package, as it'll exit when it gets the error [12:56] geser: so I had to stop doing that and switch to "for change in *.changes; do dput $change; done" instead [12:57] stgraber: why not write an wrapper that calls dput in a loop with one argument at a time? [12:58] geser: yeah, I guess if that error persists, I may end up doing that (also need to touch the .upload file as dput won't create it on failure) [12:59] is there another way to upload a package to a ppa that doesn't use dput? [12:59] dput with sftp [12:59] I was using that, but another bug came up so I switched back to ftp [12:59] but I'm not sure if this check is done there too or not [13:00] a long time ago ftp wouldn't work for large packages (like 90Mb), so I switched to sftp, then I started hitting another bug with sftp, and switched back to ftp === JanC_ is now known as JanC === yofel_ is now known as yofel [14:33] hi everyone! i'm trying to run apport-collect and get the following crash: http://paste.ubuntu.com/790565/ is this a problem with launchpad or apport? [14:44] htorque: hi [14:44] htorque: it looks like apport might be trying to set a tag that has an invalid name [14:45] htorque: the best course of action is probably to file a bug against apport [14:45] though admittedly the exception from launchpadlib isn't perfect either.. [15:23] jelmer: thanks, will do === Noldorin is now known as Qwerty === Qwerty is now known as Noldorin [17:41] hi #launchpad (allanap) ... can I have a spam post removed from a LP bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/568611/comments/252 [17:41] Ubuntu bug 568611 in linux (Ubuntu) "Screen brightness control fails on Dell Studio 1558" [Low,Fix released] [18:25] is there a Twisted-based launchpad api client library? [18:27] i don't think so. launchpadlib, lazr.restfulclient, and wadllib just use urllib2 (maybe httplib2 as well), iirc [18:28] is launchpadlib threadsafe? [18:28] wait, urllib2 isn't even threadsafe [18:28] so... [18:29] well, i use it in a gtk+ app with threads in python [18:29] and it works fine [18:29] except when it fails 1% of the time, unreproducably, on client machines? :) [18:30] I guess using it from exactly one non-main thread should be somewhat okay [18:30] no [18:31] it is the main gtk+ thread and the one thread for lp stuff, though; so not crazy like, say, threads in evolution are [18:31] okay, yea, that sounds like what I should do, I guess [18:32] is anyone interested in (as in, willing to pay an expert to write) a twisted-based version of launchpadlib? [18:32] though i'd guess that more threads would be generally fine as long as you do it right. [18:34] urllib2 really isn't threadsafe, I've checked [18:34] it probably would work fine 99.9% of the time, and then break mysteriously. [18:35] well, all software does that anyway [18:38] So why even try to do any better [18:38] Besides, if anyone ever made a program that worked right, users would suddenly be very angry at everyone else [18:39] That would be a major disaster :) [18:39] I have more questions about launchpadlib, like how to get all the bugs for a project, but I have to go. cya. [18:43] ok [19:20] Is there a bug I can subscribe to in order to be informed about progress/changes in having launchpad watch sf.net and redhat bugzilla? === davidcalle_ is now known as davidcalle [20:18] Folks: I think https://launchpad.net/zenoss should link to https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/bugtrackers/zenoss-trac . I've already written to the email address listed as the maintainer of https://launchpad.net/zenoss, but it bounced. [20:18] What can I do? [20:20] zooko: you can file a request at answers.launchpad.net/launchpad [20:26] micahg: thanks!