[08:42] We're moving the py3dns development effort from sourceforge to Launchpad. I need one branch out of the CVS (yes, CVS) repo there. Could someone give me a hand with getting the py3dns-branch in http://sourceforge.net/projects/pydns/ imported as trunk for https://launchpad.net/py3dns/ ? [08:45] ScottK: Register an import at https://code.launchpad.net/py3dns/+new-import. Once that's done you can branch from that and push it back up to lp:py3dns to make it trunk. === jacky is now known as JackyAlcine === JackyAlcine is now known as jacky [13:10] wgrant: Thanks. [14:23] Import failed: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/103546860/kitterman-py3dns-trunk.log - Suggestions [14:23] It looks like it was hanging on the key verification question. === zaki_ is now known as zaki [18:18] hi, can anyone delete some wrong packages in my PPA please? === yofel_ is now known as yofel [18:41] pikkachu: you can do that, there's a delete packages button [18:42] that's not deletion, that's setting a label [18:43] pikkachu: no, it'll delete after a certain amount of time (usually ~24 hours) [18:47] then something is wrong, see yourself https://launchpad.net/~renatosilva/+archive/ppa/+packages?field.name_filter=&field.status_filter=&field.series_filter= [19:03] pikkachu: that's fine, it's actually deleted, http://ppa.launchpad.net/renatosilva/ppa/ubuntu/pool/main/p/pidgin/ [19:28] 045716 [19:29] rick_h_: ello [19:29] micahg: wat??? I just downloaded one [19:42] czajkowski: bah, ignore my bumping my 2-factor device [19:43] pikkachu: as long as it's not published, it shouldn't matter [19:45] micahg: but it does matter to me [19:46] pikkachu: what are you trying to accomplish? [19:46] how about "it's actually deleted"??? [19:47] pikkachu: doesn't normally happen with launchpad, the binaries are deleted and the build records kept [19:47] what's the problem? [19:50] pikkachu: i.e. what problem are you trying to solve by deleting? [19:53] the problem was already stated [19:53] ah, well there's no reason to do that except than the obious [19:54] to remove the packages that were built for now EOLed versions of Ubuntu? [19:54] I want to delete stuff, not put a stick note on it saying "deleted", I thought it was easy to see how ridiculous it was [19:54] no, I don't see a problem, why do the build records need to be deleted [19:54] or which have a newer version in Ubuntu itself? [19:55] besides, the old packages are all wrong, useless, stupid [19:55] pikkachu: i have no idea what your problem is exactly. all i can see is that you are complaining about some behavior of launchpad which is basically irrelevant [19:55] dobey: are you talking to me? [19:55] ah [19:57] are superseded and deleted packages both unavailable for version specific installation? if not, then installation is also a problem [19:57] pikkachu: if you uploaded broken packages, then you need to upload packages which aren't broken, to supersede the broken ones [19:57] you're both very funny [19:57] you like to talk a lot [19:57] how about "are superseded and deleted packages both unavailable for version specific installation?" [19:57] i don't see how making personal attacks against micahg or myself will help you [19:58] is it an attack? funny [19:58] how about "are superseded and deleted packages both unavailable for version specific installation?" [19:58] you don't need to keep repeating the same thing over and over [19:58] pikkachu: superseded and deleted packages should not be available for install after they show as deleted from disk [19:58] dobey: if you didn't skip it, you mean :P [19:58] IRC is not synchronous. [19:58] micahg: ok but... [19:59] micahg: superseded is a separate status from deleted, does it apply for them too? [19:59] pikkachu: yes [19:59] wgrant: That imported the trunk from sourceforge. I needed the py3dns-branch. [19:59] micahg: ok thanks [19:59] micahg: if no one can install superseded or deleted versions anymore, then it's better [20:00] that's the general idea, if it's possible, it's a bug (install from apt I mean) [20:01] ok [20:03] but I will ask again in the future :P (it's not the application which is broken but the packaging, side-effects while learning how to use the PPA and deb patching) [20:03] thanks all so far [20:04] wgrant: I can't see how I can set the branch. [21:02] ScottK: I'm fairly sure support for importing non-head CVS branches was never implemented :-/ [21:03] ScottK: However, for a one-time conversion, what about using a non-Launchpad conversion tool, and then just pushing the result? [21:05] Been a while since I used it, but I had cvs2svn's cvs2bzr mode working pretty nicely before the project I wanted it for got cvs2svn'ed instead [21:18] ScottK: See if this conversion is OK for you: https://code.launchpad.net/~maxb/py3dns/ [21:38] maxb: non-head CVS was implemented [21:38] maxb: in cscvs, I'm not sure we got the LP glue done though [21:38] maxb: (Not that that helps much, if at all)