[01:24] Does anyone in here do any work on the Kubuntu docs? [01:30] littlegirl: i'm not sure. maybe Darkwing does, but i'm not sure. [01:30] j1mc: Yeah, he does, thanks, but he isn't on. I got around it by rewriting that section. (: [01:30] ok : ) [01:41] j1mc: howdy, good to hear work's going well for you [01:43] hey jbicha - thanks [01:43] i will feel better once i have the offer in hand, but i think it's a formality at this point. [01:46] it looks like we'll be down to the wire again for Ubuntu docs, I meant to blog more asking for contributors [01:46] when is string freeze? [01:46] i've been focusing more on gnome lately, but could pitch in some. [01:46] lol, docs freeze is supposedly in 5 or 6 days which isn't enough time [01:47] I'm going to ask for 1 more week, that should still give the translators plenty of time [01:47] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseSchedule [01:50] one more week makes sense [01:51] bbiab - laundry is done. [01:51] at least there was more time after UI Freeze than last cycle, & the UIFE's so far haven't really messed with Docs stuff as much [01:52] getting GNOME Shell 3.4 into Ubuntu took a lot of my effort the past two weeks, that was a headache [01:53] j1mc: you ever use meld? it's a lifesaver for merging the GNOME user guide into Ubuntu's fork [01:54] jbicha: no, i haven't used that. what is it? [01:54] I was told string freeze is March 22. [01:55] littlegirl: that's correct [01:56] j1mc: http://meldmerge.org/ [01:57] I couldn't imagine doing the merge without something like that [01:58] * j1mc nods [01:59] it pulls in sweet, sweet dependencies, too. "libbonobo2, libgnomeui" :) [01:59] old skool [02:02] I'm doing my first bzr push ever to the Launchpad server and this is what it says to me: [02:02] he authenticity of host 'bazaar.launchpad.net (91.189.90.11)' can't be established. [02:02] RSA key fingerprint is 9d:38:3a:63:b1:d5:6f:c4:44:67:53:49:2e:ee:fc:89. [02:02] Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? [02:02] haha, oh does it? [02:03] Is there something I should have done in bzr first to establish the authenticity of the RSA key fingerprint? [02:03] littlegirl: I just hit yes, ssh does that the first time you connect [02:03] littlegirl: if it's your first push, i would say it's ok to accept it. [02:04] you didn't need to do anything beforehand [02:04] j1mc: meld recommends python-gnome2 which pulls in the old stuff [02:04] Thanks. I may have waited too long. Trying it again. [02:04] littlegirl: yeah it gives a far more scary message if the key ever changes [02:04] Hmmm, now it says this: [02:04] Permission denied (publickey). [02:04] bzr: ERROR: Connection closed: Unexpected end of message. Please check connectivity and permissions, and report a bug if problems persist. [02:05] This is the command I've been using: bzr push lp:~littlergirl/kubuntu-docs/basics [02:05] littlegirl: did you set up your ssh key on launchpad? [02:05] By the way, I totally agree about Meld. That program rules. (: [02:06] j1mc: Yep, I did that last night. Is there somewhere I need to go to tell bzr about it? [02:07] I don't know if you're able to view this page since it's within my account, but the key shows up here: https://launchpad.net/~littlergirl/+editsshkeys [02:07] littlegirl: when you do "ls -l ~/.ssh/" what do you get? [02:07] it might be ssh permissions on your local computer [02:08] -rw-r--r-- 1 little little 540 2012-03-16 22:03 known_hosts [02:08] -rw-r--r-- 1 little little 646 2012-03-16 00:48 logofcreationofsshkey.txt [02:08] -rw------- 1 little little 1743 2012-03-16 00:37 MySSHKey [02:08] -rw-r--r-- 1 little little 399 2012-03-16 00:37 MySSHKey.pub [02:09] The logofcreationofsshkey.txt file is something I made by copying everything in Bash so that I'd have a record of how it went. [02:09] can you try "chmod 644 MySSHKey.pub" and then re-enter the "ls -l" command? [02:09] sorry, "chmod 644 ~/.ssh/MySSHKey.pub" [02:10] I don't see her SSH key at https://launchpad.net/~littlergirl mine is listed on https://launchpad.net/~jbicha [02:11] sorry again. try this: "chmod 600 ~/.ssh/MySSHKey.pub" [02:11] jbicha: agreed [02:13] -rw------- 1 little little 399 2012-03-16 22:10 MySSHKey.pub [02:14] I generated it with kgpg. Should I try doing it another way? [02:15] Whoops, never mind - that was my pgp key. Too many keys in too short of a time. (: [02:16] littlegirl: ok - i think your key permissions are set correctly now. but we still don't see your key up on launchpad.net [02:16] if you look at https://launchpad.net/~jwcampbell ... you'll see my SSH keys [02:17] j1mc: Can I delete it and put it in again? [02:17] same for if you go to https://launchpad.net/~jbicha [02:17] j1mc: Yeah, I see yours. Mine just has a little pencil for editing, but when I click edit, it's there. [02:17] you don't need to delete the keys and put them up again... [02:18] Weehaw, now you should see it. (: [02:18] I deleted it from Launchpad and pasted it in again and it took it. (: [02:18] littlegirl: https://help.launchpad.net/YourAccount/CreatingAnSSHKeyPair [02:19] look at "registering the key with launchpad" [02:19] littlegirl: ok - i see your key on launchpad now [02:19] you can try your upload again [02:19] "SSH keys: little@MYCOMPUTER" [02:20] Trying the upload again gives me this: Permission denied (publickey). [02:21] morning [02:22] Morning. (: [02:22] littlegirl: try "chmod 600 ~/.ssh" [02:23] j1mc: Hmmm, it still won't let me upload. [02:23] It still says Permission denied (publickey). even after that command. [02:23] ok - maybe give it a few minutes - you just uploaded that key [02:24] j1mc: Okay, will do. I feel bad, because I promised I'd get going on the documentation and I've got one done and am ready to do more. (: [02:25] littlegirl: also... can you move those "instructions" out of your .ssh folder? [02:25] littlegirl: don't feel bad, the first contribution takes a lot of effort [02:25] i doubt that owuld have an affect, but it can't hurt to not have that file in there. [02:26] jbicha: do you think launchpad might need a few minutes to fully register her key, or is there something else you can think of. [02:26] LOL, I'm not allowed into the folder now. It says permission denied. How do I undo that last chmod 600 command? [02:27] littlegirl: sorry, try "chmod 644 ~/.ssh" [02:27] yeah the ssh key is there which is a good sign [02:28] It still says access denied. I even closed Dolphin and opened it again. [02:28] ... see, i was writing up docs for seahorse, but didn't get them finished. this is what i get. [02:28] :( [02:28] littlegirl: what's your computer named? ie what comes after the @ sign in your terminal prompt? [02:28] MYCOMPUTER [02:29] ok, just checking [02:29] cd ~/.ssh [02:29] bash: cd: /home/little/.ssh: Permission denied [02:29] This has to be a government conspiracy. (: (: (: [02:29] littlegirl: sorry, try "chmod 700 ~/.ssh" [02:30] j1mc: That worked. Okay, the log file I had made is gone. Trying the upload again... [02:31] Nope, it's still giving me permission denied because of the public key. [02:32] can you enter the "ls -l ~/.ssh/" command again? [02:33] oh the government doesn't want you contributing to Kubuntu docs? [02:33] jbicha: -rw------- 1 little little 399 2012-03-16 22:10 MySSHKey.pub [02:34] jbicha: Anything is possible. (: [02:34] what about the other files? [02:34] j1mc: [02:34] -rw-r--r-- 1 little little 540 2012-03-16 22:03 known_hosts [02:34] -rw------- 1 little little 1743 2012-03-16 00:37 MySSHKey [02:36] uh oh, what did you do with your MySSHKey.pub ? [02:36] jbicha: shouldn't there be something like "id_rsa.pub" or something? [02:37] not MySSHKey.pub? :/ i'm not sure [02:37] not sure if it matters [02:38] this is mine: http://paste.ubuntu.com/887272/ [02:38] j1mc: Yeah, I'm reading the instructions page from the link above and I think, since I apparently didn't use a common name for the file, it's considered a custom file name, and it suggests I edit the config file and tell it which file to use for Launchpad. [02:38] i would probably use a common file name [02:39] id_rsa is default [02:39] Then my permissions on my pub file are definitely wrong because groups and others can't read the file. [02:39] Can I rename the file manually or will SSH get mad if I tamper with it? [02:40] i would try changing the files to "id_rsa" and "id_rsa.pub" [02:40] i think manually should be ok [02:40] j1mc: Okay, trying that... [02:40] littlegirl: the permissions on keys are supposed to be more restrictive. [02:40] littlegirl: I don't think you necessarily have to let groups & others read your public keys, that's just the default [02:40] if they are set less restrictively, the server will reject them. [02:41] That worked! Thanks so much!!!! [02:42] Apparently it cared what the key names were. (: [02:42] woo! the government ban on your kubuntu contributions has been rescinded! [02:42] sweet freedom. :) [02:42] Weehaw! And you all were there for my very first push. (: [02:42] congrats [02:43] j1mc: Thanks! I might still need help. I have a few more steps to follow before I'm done with it officially. (: [02:43] ok [02:47] Oh, that is so cool. It looks like I'm good to go, and can have some fun with documentation. (: [02:48] Thank you so much to all of you - I couldn't have done it without your help. (: [02:48] * littlegirl hugs everyone [04:12] (12:25:08 PM) sabdfl: if Linux is just another way to run Windows apps, we can't win [21:17] Hey All, I'm new to ubuntu im a windows bum but want to change, can anyone recommend a good place to start? or should i just dive in ? [22:17] Steveiwonder: should just dive in :D === Steveiwonder_ is now known as Steveiwonder