[00:47] roaksoax: around? [01:05] hallyn, around? [01:11] adam_g: here [01:17] Anyone familiar with cupsd to cupsd interactions? I want a second opinion re http://paste.debian.net/152910/, and ##cups is asleep [01:29] twb, stick a small box on the laptop segment to provide the discovery to its hardcoded connection to the actual server? [01:30] cwillu_at_work: the issue is how do I even tell the cupsd to talk to one another [01:31] hmm, actually, why can't you just add BrowserPoll server to the laptops local config? [01:32] that seems to be "a way to simply tell a laptop cupsd "there is a another cupsd at 1.2.3.4, go talk to it" ?" [01:33] * cwillu_at_work highlights twb [01:34] hmm? [01:35] because CUPS proto is push-based UDP broadcast [01:35] The other one is supports is DNS-SD but that's Hairy and I don't want to install avahi [01:35] And this is a third [01:35] Hmm, /me looks at docs again [01:35] man cups-polld and the referred cupsd.conf [01:35] ...entries [01:36] Thanks, man, I don't know how I missed that [01:37] Wow that seems to Just Work [01:39] Well, if I call it by hand... it isn't Just Working from cupsd.cnf [01:40] you cleared out the old settings? [01:40] BrowseInterval 0 for instance? [01:40] I hadn't even typed in any of that yet [01:40] Just a minute === JeepinLennox is now known as ClearInCalifia [01:41] OK this works: /usr/lib/cups/daemon/cups-polld printserver 631 60 123456 [01:46] twb, fallout from https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=720921 maybe? [01:46] bugzilla.redhat.com bug 720921 in cups "cups-polld busy-loops in recvfrom() after suspend/resume" [Unspecified,Closed: errata] [01:46] OK, got it [01:47] You have to have "Browsing On" and not misspell "BrowsePoll", and use IP or enable hostname resolution [01:47] heh [01:48] hallyn, merge proposal made for bug 918946, actually tested fix. well, not *pure* test, but pretty close [01:48] Launchpad bug 918946 in lxc "cannot run libvirt in an 'lxc create -t ubuntu' container" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/918946 [01:52] http://paste.debian.net/152912/ [01:52] cwillu_at_work: ^^ FYI === sixstringsg|away is now known as sixstringsg [02:23] When I run "sudo aptitude update" it seems to work ok, and I don't see any obvious error messages, but on one of my systems it always exits with an error code (255) rather than 0. What's causing this? [02:24] (And how do I fix it?) [02:25] Ah, the bugger just wasn't printing out error messages that apt-get does print. [03:06] smoser: i'll test it and upload tomorrow, thx [03:10] hello, any devs in here? === sixstringsg is now known as sixstringsg|afk === sixstringsg|afk is now known as sixstringsg|away === IdleOne is now known as pangolin [06:00] SpamapS, mplayer. I have already installed it. [06:00] SpamapS, but sound does not work. [06:00] SpamapS, I can play video in the console though. [06:23] tdn: mplayer -vo fbdev [06:28] Hi [06:28] who feels like helping me out with a webserver setup? :D [06:28] *basic [06:34] tasksel [06:34] there you have been helped ;) [06:35] meh === Darkwing is now known as DarkwingSCALE [07:23] ... === koolhead11 is now known as koolhead17 [07:34] Pardon the intrusion from a relative noob, but I'm wondering if someone might help me troubleshoot postfix [07:41] I can send out from command line but mail sent from other domains never seems to arrive. maybe it's a dns or firewall issue. I'm not too sure. [07:45] postfix :S [07:45] i'm not opposed to switching to whatever [07:46] ports 110 and 25 are listening [07:46] I just followed the very basic steps at http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-unix-bsd-postfix-forward-email-to-another-account/ [07:47] I really just need a couple of forwarders quite honestly [07:55] salientdigital: does anything show up in the logs? [07:57] no [07:57] tail -f /var/log/mail.err [07:57] that right [07:57] ? [07:57] or /var/log/mail.log [07:58] did you setup the MX record in DNS? [07:58] ah there's some logging here yes [07:59] from the test i sent out though it looks like [07:59] so it works from the box, but mail sent to it never arrives? [07:59] yes i can send out but not receive [08:00] that's the symptom [08:00] the problem may not be postfix but in between [08:01] did you setup the mx record in DNS to point to your server? [08:02] if it were working right, shouldn't I be able to tail -f /var/log/mail.log and see the incoming within a few seconds? [08:02] seconds or minutes, depending, mail is not IM :) [08:02] I believe the MX record is setup right [08:03] what domain are you trying to send to? [08:03] salientdigital.com [08:03] i have a CNAME mail. pointing to @ [08:04] MX is mail. [08:04] I had a CPanel server before, I just ported a couple of my sites to an Amazon EC2 instance [08:05] two problems... [08:05] ok… educate me o smart ppl [08:05] I *think* there are issues with running a mail server on EC2, I know that people have run into issues in the past, not sure if there was a work around or setting... [08:05] hm, i wondered about that [08:06] and: The host name must map directly to one or more address record (A, or AAAA) in the DNS, and must not point to any CNAME records [08:06] I can change that [08:06] so simply: make 107.20.6.89 an A record to mail.whatever [08:07] understood [08:07] then make your mx record point to mail.whatever. [08:07] but trying to telnet to 107.20.6.89 on port 25 gets no response, so something is stopping you there. [08:08] yeah i tried that too and thought it was cox (my isp) [08:08] which it could be. [08:08] :) [08:08] as well that is. [08:09] i know cox blocks port 25 [08:09] lots of ISPs do [08:09] it's amazing how much SPAM is stopped by blocking access to port 25. sadly :( [08:11] it would make more sense to me that amazon would block outbound mail than inbound though [08:11] if it were that [08:14] any git experts around?i just did a git add myfile; git commit -m 'a msg'; and now myfile has disappeared. nowhere to be found [08:15] git filter-branch --tree-filter 'rm get_flo.py' HEAD; git add get_flo.py; git add get_flo_privateinfo.py; git commit -m 'adding files' [08:21] I thought I read somewhere that firewall is not enabled by default, or configured with all ports open. Is that still true for 10.04LTS? [08:21] I get the same default output as shown on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo [08:35] lol greppy not my ISP they allow port 25 they allow a lot of things [08:48] uh nice, inetd eating all cpu (: [08:48] it does that [08:49] what are you running through it? [08:49] shouldn't be anything atm, which is why I'm amused [08:50] but you do actually have services running through it (just not at the moment)? [08:50] Deathvalley122: I didn't say all of them did, but lots do, it comes down to man power dealing with all of the spam complaints from malware running on customers computers. [08:50] strace would probably give a good clue [08:51] cwillu_at_work: shouldn't, and it got killed already [08:51] well actually [08:51] the only thing they block is port 22 [08:52] have to investigate it next time if I have time [08:52] even just grabbing a few seconds of the strace activity to a file before killing it would probably give enough info [08:56] Deathvalley122: they block ssh? that's new to me. [08:56] ya [08:57] thats about it [09:01] <_ruben> blocking port 22 only .. i bet the one who put that block into place typo'ed 25 ;) [09:02] nah they blocked cause it poses a security risk [09:02] it** [09:02] so they say [09:03] I don't use the standard ssh port anyways though lol [09:35] <_ruben> so they block 22 but not 23 .. odd sense of security risks there... [09:36] New bug: #919105 in nova (main) "Incomplete packaging for nova-rootwrap" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/919105 [10:34] hi all! i'm having trouble installing iotop on Ubuntu 9.10 karmic :-( [10:34] running "sudo apt-get install iotop" gives an error "Failed to fetch .... 404 not found [IP: .....]" [10:34] anyone any ideas on how to fix this? [10:35] * Deathvalley122 whys you are running such a old version of ubuntu [10:37] gumbah: It was supported until April 2011 [10:38] yeah it's pretty old, but is there anything i can do to make it work on this old version? [10:42] <_ruben> edit /etc/apt/sources.list and point to old-archive.ubuntu.com instead [10:45] _ruben: thanks, you mean all of the lines in there? or just specific ones? [10:55] _ruben: got it to work! (using old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu btw not old-archive.ubuntu.com but thanks for pushing me in the right direction!) [11:02] gumbah: if your using a production server it would be advisable to upgrade your release for security fix and updates [11:02] xranby, morning [11:02] any change you could help me out with bug 919137 [11:03] Launchpad bug 919137 in openjdk-6 "hadoop teragen generates - fatal error: caught unhandled signal 11 with zero JVM" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/919137 [11:03] chance even :-) [11:04] gumbah: I'd upgrade to lucid 10.04 if I were you - that's supported until april 2015 - less hassle [11:04] koolhead17: is that easy to do? It's not really a production server, but it is "in the wild" so to speak. Can i assume all the software running on it to just work after upgrading? Kind of a noob with these things :-(( [11:04] jamespage: yes. the best fix are to update openjdk-6 to the latest icedtea6-hg we have fixed around 3-4 of similar bugs during the last week [11:05] xranby, sweet - I'll hassle doko instead! [11:05] I saw some stuff on the mailing list which looked similar... [11:05] but wanted to check [11:05] your build are based on sourcecode from 03 Jan [11:06] rbasak, you prob need to be aware of the above as well [11:06] jamespage: http://icedtea.classpath.org/hg/icedtea6/ most changesets by me and aph deal with the zero thumb2 jit [11:07] gumbah: if you dont have a custom configuration then you can sandbox and try same before trying on live system [11:07] xranby, nice - good work getting the zero/thumb2 stuff up and running BTW [11:07] xranby, does that mean that you are not so foccused on JamVM now? [11:07] jamespage: i have no active jamvm bugs to track :) [11:08] koolhead17: sounds great, but not sure how to do that... i'll try to search for it though, thanks!! [11:08] xranby, well I can raise a few from this testing; hadoop just breaks badly - all sorts of problems... [11:08] jamespage: the only jamvm issues i have seen looks kernel related, how the kernel handle pagefaults [11:08] oh interesting [11:09] jamespage: apt-get install hadoop and then what? [11:09] xranby, still PPA ATM [11:09] won't make the main distro this release [11:09] but we do have it building for armel and armhf (the native integrations that is) [11:10] ppa:hadoop-ubuntu/dev [11:10] apt-get install hadoop-conf-pseudo should get you up and running [11:10] jamespage: what do i need to trigger bugs? [11:12] for JamVM - just follow the steps in bug 919137; but don't switch the default JVM [11:12] Launchpad bug 919137 in openjdk-6 "hadoop teragen generates - fatal error: caught unhandled signal 11 with zero JVM" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/919137 [11:13] I've only had this working on arm inthe last couple of days! [11:13] ok [11:14] xranby, note that it does break all of the data that hadoop stores in it filesystem [11:14] ouch.. [11:14] sounds bad [11:14] so to clean out shutdown all of the daemons and the sudo rm -Rf /var/lib/hadoop/cache/* [11:14] then sudo dpkg-reconfigure hadoop-conf-pseudo [11:17] jamespage: have you tested on armel as well? [11:18] xranby, I did but not the terasort - just a basic mapreduce test [11:18] I will try armel as well [11:22] thanks jamespage === jtv is now known as jtv-eat [11:23] jamespage: how much disk space do the benchmark require? [11:24] xranby, let me look [11:24] around ~20GB I think - it uses compression [11:25] OK, hmm if yahoo managed to sort 1 TB of data in 209 seconds.. i wonder how fast my panaboard sort :) [11:25] hopefully i will be able to pass the benchmark before next uds [11:26] i am not exactly running a 3800 node cluster here [11:27] jamespage: thank you for this benchmark quest [11:28] xranby, well I'm still trying to generate a dataset to sort - about 1% = 1 min at the moment [11:31] rbasak: do you have bugs open, that block juju on arm? [11:31] Daviey: bug 914392 [11:31] Launchpad bug 914392 in juju "LXC local provider does not respect 'series' (only installs oneiric)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/914392 [11:32] Daviey: the problem is that I find a blocker, fix it, then find another blocker. But I don't know about the subsequent blockers until the previous blockers are cleared [11:32] (I can fix this one myself to get around the issue for now) [11:32] rbasak: is that an arm blocker, or a general issue? [11:32] general issue, but more important for arm since the local environment breaks on armhf as oneiric has no armhf. [11:32] rbasak: can you raise bugs as you find them, even if it means s/oneiric/precise that hard coding? [11:33] I don't follow [11:33] if you link bugs you find to the blueprint, https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/servercloud-p-arm-service-orchestration that would float my boat. [11:33] I have been raising bugs as I find them, but I don't understand the second half of your question [11:33] yeah the bug is already linked :) [11:34] rbasak: you are blocked because series is hard coded to oneiric still? [11:34] surely you can sed the hard coding to precise? [11:34] yes that's the plan [11:34] to progress? [11:35] I'm not personally blocked right now, I have loads to get on with. So when I hit this I worked on something else. [11:35] rbasak: what is the difference between "Test juju/java/zookeeper on ARM †₁" and "Test juju/java/zookeeper on ARM †₁" ? [11:35] err [11:35] "Investigate running an ARM-based juju environment †₁" [11:36] is that using juju from an arm machine and using juju TO an arm machine? [11:36] Originally I thought I could break getting juju working on arm into pieces, since the zookeeper instance was potentially a blocker but it would be able to run on x86 without hurting the arm story too much [11:36] Now it seems that it is easier to work on this in a local environment working on the thing as a whole all at once [11:36] Yes - I was making the from/to distinction [11:37] ahh [11:37] ok [11:37] I didn't feel that I should just delete work items, so when I revised it I left them there, put them side by side and expect to mark them all done at once as soon as juju is working on arm [11:37] rbasak: can i mark them INPROGRESS? [11:37] Sure [11:38] ta [11:44] jamespage: sorry, can you comment on cloud-images, "update image promotion process to integrate with Jenkins automated testing"? I think you did tell me the other day... [11:44] ( it's a utlemming_afk WI ) [11:44] Daviey: I can't see that happening this release TBH so probably best to POSTPONED [11:45] jamespage: ok, thanks .. what about reporting the current testing back to the iso tracker? [11:46] ie, the testing status. [11:46] Now the tracker has an API? [11:46] Daviey: from yesterday: rbasak, does openmpi 1.5 have features you want for server? The BP is not clear about whether you want to replace 1.4 or have both versions (1.5 is labeled beta by upstream) [11:46] since if you want 1.5 arm FTBFS should not be a blocker and we should have it synced from experimental so it gets enough testing [11:46] Daviey: did you sync openmpi? Do we want to commit to 1.5 in the archive for all architectures? [11:46] Daviey: decide if we want to have 2 versions in universe, i.e. -stable and -feature: TODO === jtv-eat is now known as jtv [11:48] rbasak: i don't have knowledge of that package... but as 1.5 is a requirement, providing it doesn't have obv. regressions - we should simply replace IMO. [11:48] with a 1.5really1.4 if it turns out to be a bad idea? :) [11:49] there are 75 rdepends [11:50] frick [11:51] rbasak: poll janimo for direction, he has history [11:51] I've never used it :) [11:52] rbasak: i don't fancy changing the 75 rdepends to depend on "openmpi | openmp-beta" etc. [11:53] the rdepends look a bit more complex than that as well [11:53] Package: mpi-default-dev [11:53] This package depends on the development files of the recommended MPI [11:53] implementation for each platform, currently OpenMPI on all of the platforms [11:53] where it exists, and LAM on the others. [11:55] Daviey: I think I'll just proceed in a PPA for now - maybe I can get stakeholders to test from there? [11:57] Daviey: lemme see about that last item [11:57] I think jibel was looking at it generally for ISO testing as well [11:58] Daviey: with regards to that open-vm-tools merge; its described as a merge (so has a 1ubuntu1 version number) [11:58] but the upstream versioning is diff between Debian/Ubuntu so I think its really a re-sync of the packaging? [11:58] so should have 0ubuntu1 versioning [11:59] well maybe - maybe I'm being picky :-) [11:59] "maybe" :) [12:00] jamespage: either way, it's not me putting my name to sponsoring it :P [12:00] yeah I know [12:11] smb: Hmm, how much xen work have you been doing this cycle? [12:11] smb: If you are doing it anyway.. would you mind doing the "Test" work items on, https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/servercloud-p-xen ? :) [12:27] lynxman: hellos!! :) [12:30] koolhead17: heya [12:39] A user,when first created, has no password, and therefore cannot login. Is this correct? [12:47] Italian_Plumber: some form of authentication is required by default [12:52] required to log in or required to create the users? [12:55] Italian_Plumber: yes, and yes (if not using the root user to create) [13:02] so if I have a new user I don't yet want to be able to login, not setting a password is okay/ [13:04] Italian_Plumber: yes [13:04] okay coolies. Thanks [13:04] ! [13:04] Italian_Plumber: how are you creating the user? [13:04] sudo useradd -m -g admin -s /bin/bash newusername [13:05] k [13:09] Italian_Plumber: you can also set a p/w and then lock the account (see 'man usermod' with -L and -U switches) [13:18] is there a way to require the user to change the password at the next login? [13:24] jamespage: ping [13:40] Italian_Plumber, man passwd, hit slash, type next, and hit n once or twice [13:43] morning [13:45] thanks cwillu_at_work [13:46] Italian_Plumber, and "apropos" is a handy search function to find man pages on a given topic [13:46] (a bit limited in that it only searches the titles and descriptions, but still) === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [13:54] great. Thanks again for your help. === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [14:02] New bug: #919201 in bind9 (main) "package bind9 1:9.7.0.dfsg.P1-1ubuntu0.4 failed to install/upgrade: le sous-processus script post-installation installé a retourné une erreur de sortie d'état 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/919201 [14:09] ttx: ping [14:10] zul: morning :) [14:10] hey lynxman [14:11] zul: piong [14:11] ttx: still the same thing happens on a single node system [14:11] ttx: no other command is failing [14:11] lynxman, pong [14:12] zul: do you see other commands succeed ? [14:12] ttx: yeah iptables run fine [14:13] jamespage: shall we proceed to review? :) [14:13] lynxman, coolio [14:13] lemme just digout [14:13] and you do have the DnsmasqFilter entry in nova/rootwrap/compute.py and nova/rootwrap/network.py [14:14] hold on [14:14] jamespage: let me know when you're ready :) [14:15] ttx: yep [14:15] hmm [14:16] zul: what happens if you run (as your user) the same command ? sudo nova-rootwrap X=Y Z=A dnsmasq bla bla [14:16] on my setup it passes [14:18] http://paste.ubuntu.com/810723/ [14:20] What relay value do I put into my MTA so that I can send my mail through it, but it can't be hijacked? [14:22] zul: just a sec [14:22] ttx: i think i might have figured it out [14:22] ttx: figured it out, thanks for pointing in the right direction [14:22] the error is that it can't find dnsmasq... [14:23] zul: what was it ? [14:23] right....my sudoers was messed up === bladernr_afk is now known as bladernr_ [14:23] hallyn, fwiw, i found documentation on libvirt htat has a list of devices needed for guests [14:23] http://libvirt.org/drvqemu.html [14:23] look for 'hpet' there. === bladernr_ is now known as bladernr_afk === bladernr_afk is now known as bladernr_ [14:25] zul: you sure ? because the error you get manually (can't find dnsmasq) looks different from the one you get from Nova (unauthorized command = no filter matched) [14:25] zul: does it work for you now ? [14:25] ttx: yes [14:25] ok then :) [14:25] ttx: i suck [14:26] zul: i can't confirm that without knowing the cause of your issue :) [14:26] ttx: yeah the cause of my issue is me [14:26] zul: filed a bug about using pyremove/pyinstall in packaging to install node-spcific filters [14:27] ttx: yeah i saw it and added it to the packaging already [14:27] cool [14:27] * ttx goes back to FOSDEM slideware design [14:27] ill push the fixes to the ubuntu branches today as well [14:41] lynxman, I have you MP infront of me now [14:44] lynxman, sorry but can be defer for 30 mins or so? [14:45] smoser: all right so we may as well also add 10:232 (/dev/kvm) [14:45] jamespage: sure! :) [14:45] smoser: want to update your tree? [14:45] jamespage: (replied in wrong channel) [14:45] lynxman, great - thankyou [14:46] ttx: make sure they're cool [14:46] lynxman, confused me for a bit then! [14:46] lynxman: my slides are usually better than my speech. [14:47] ttx: so they'll be excellent ;) [14:48] taht's one way to look at it [14:49] lynxman: wow, do you want a vacuum cleaner to make it easier to suck up to ttx? :) [14:50] Daviey: hey I like his slides [14:50] Daviey: where are your cool slides Daviey? [14:50] zul, ping [14:51] MagicFab: pong [14:51] lynxman: we'll soon see how cool his Orchestra slides are [14:51] lynxman: I have people to create them for me, [14:51] Daviey: so you're basically delegating the cool [14:54] Daviey: delegation? [14:56] yeah right [15:03] Daviey, yesterday you said you used devstack [15:03] how did you get around the mysql migrate db errors? [15:07] smoser: on oneiric or precise? [15:07] precise [15:07] of course [15:07] smoser: myisam [15:07] smoser: configure mysql to use myisam as the storage engine before you do any of the migrations [15:07] smoser: I had to use oneiric in the end. [15:08] adam_g, i'm too stupid to know exactly how, and i suspect you do [15:08] what should i do? [15:08] bug #907878 [15:08] Launchpad bug 907878 in nova "migration 064 causes IndexError: list index out of range" [Critical,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/907878 [15:08] https://review.openstack.org/#change,3110 [15:08] this is that regression i was telling you about last week [15:09] unfortunately the fix as been stewing on gerrit for the last week [15:09] http://paste.ubuntu.com/810777/ [15:10] adam_g, so you're saying that branch should make this work for me ? [15:10] smoser: it should, yes [15:10] as a work around ive been deploying mysql configured for myisam [15:11] before running devstack, install mysql and set default_storage_engine = MyISAM [15:11] in my.cnf [15:11] if you find that branch fixes, feel free to +1 it [15:24] smoser: ping [15:25] lynxman, here. [15:25] smoser: since you're my living walking shell script autocorrect :) [15:25] smoser: I was wondering before I get into a sed madman mission, how would you replace a tag inside a file with the content of another file, it'll just be piped to a third one [15:28] lynxman, i think i'm not understanding [15:29] sed -i s,SOMETHING,SOMETHINGELSE, [15:29] sed -i s,SOMETHING,$(cat SOMEFILE), [15:29] but that will have issues with ',' in SOMEFILE [15:29] smoser: yeah that didn't work [15:29] smoser: found a solution though, just right now [15:30] smoser: sed -e "/SOMETHING/r FileB" -e "/SOMETHING/d" FileA [15:30] smoser: that works beautiful [15:30] * lynxman declares himself a sed madman [15:31] well, assuming 'SOMETHING' doesnt occur in FileB [15:31] i'd think [15:31] but 'r' is something i didn't knwo of. thats helpful. [15:31] smoser: yeah, I'm writing this one to my list of tricks === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [16:00] lynxman, back now - sorry bit longer than expected [16:02] jamespage: no worries [16:02] lynxman, so did my comments make sense? [16:03] jamespage: yes, although they differ with what Daviey suggested [16:03] jamespage: so my question is... how would you do it? :) [16:03] smoser: I'm working on my own tree, no sense updating yours. thx [16:04] lynxman: so how do you generate the upstream snapshot from github [16:04] ? [16:04] sorry git/ [16:04] jamespage: ./debian/rules get-orig-source [16:05] lynxman: dh: Unknown sequence get-orig-source [16:06] that target does not exist [16:06] ffs... *grumbles* [16:07] jamespage: sorry, got bzr screwed :) [16:07] lol [16:07] so assuming that target exists :-) [16:07] * lynxman switfly kicks bzr into the right direction [16:08] I would run that to grab the latest upstream snapshot [16:08] jamespage: it does in my machine [16:08] jamespage: exactly [16:09] and then run bzr merge-upstream --version XXX ../ipxe_XXX.orig.tar.gz [16:09] that way pristine-tar can checkout the tarball from the branch [16:11] jamespage: okay pull now (lp:~lynxman/ubuntu/precise/ipxe/newsnapshot) [16:11] New bug: #264200 in lm-sensors (main) "lm-sensors not recognized." [Medium,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/264200 [16:15] lynxman, right - so pulled that in [16:15] good - I can now get an orig.tar.gz [16:15] How did you merge that into the bzr tree? [16:16] jamespage: hm? [16:17] lynxman: well I assume that the branch contains the code for the require upstream snapshot? [16:17] jamespage: correct [16:17] lynxman, so how did you get the contents of the orig.tar.gz into the branch? [16:18]