=== yofel_ is now known as yofel [08:29] after bzr launchpad-login i get this warning WARNING: gnome-keyring:: couldn't connect to: /tmp/keyring-xxxx/pkcs11: Connection refused [08:29] should i mind? [11:22] this is probably an uncommon question, but: is it possible to check the files of the local copy of a repo to have the same permission as the remote one? [11:23] probably want etckeeper [11:23] but metastore is a thing too [11:25] bob2: is that a reply to my question? [11:25] sure [11:28] bob2: http://joeyh.name/code/etckeeper/ this? it doesn't look like what I want [11:28] ok! [11:28] my problem is that I copied a bzr repo on a fat drive, and then copied it somewhere else, now I lost the original permissions [11:28] so I'd like to restore those of the original repo without recloning it [11:29] rsync [11:29] -a [11:29] bob2: yeah too late, I don't have access to the drive with the original repo now :P [11:29] then you're screwed? [11:29] bzr didn't write it down anywhere [11:30] ? I have a copy of the repo, but the permissions are messed up [11:30] (that's the emacs repo btw) [11:31] I'd like to restore the permissions of the files to what they are on the remote repo, without redownloading the whole thing [11:31] bzr does not version things aside from a+x or not [11:31] and oyu've lost access to the original repo [11:31] so where do you want to 'restore' the information from? [11:31] bob2: no I haven't lost access to the original repo [11:31] then rsync -a [11:32] I have lost access to the copy of the repo with the right permission (so I can't do rsync -a) [11:32] wait I can use rsync on a bzr repo? [11:32] oh man [11:32] good luck [11:33] it doesn't look like I can... [11:34] i think you need to think about the above a bit more [11:34] a) bzr doesn't version permissions [11:34] b) rsync -a will restore perms from one tree to another [11:34] c) if you have "lost access to the copy of the repo with the right permission" then you have lost access to the thing you're askign for, so you're boned [11:35] bob2: bzr versions a+x or not as you said, which is what I did [11:35] good luck [11:35] bob2: ok wait. here is the situation. I clone bzr branch bzr://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/emacs/branch [11:36] on machine A. then I put the clone on a FAT drive and I put it on machine B. Now I've lost the permissions, but I can't access to machine A anymore. [11:36] I want to restore the permissions from the original bzr repo [11:36] is that possible with rsync or otherwise? [12:27] cygwin is so annoying [14:02] when i try to emerge kicad on gentoo, bzr tries to read a launchpad respository and reports an internal error: [14:02] bzr: ERROR: exceptions.AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'HTTPSConnection' [14:04] full emerge log here: http://pastie.org/3971540 [14:07] hmm.. according to this thread: http://us.generation-nt.com/answer/gentoo-user-cannot-import-http-client-help-199938861.html [14:07] the error is caused by "an openssl problem introduced by the recent dev-libs/openss-1.0.0a-r2 which disables ssl support in Python itself." [14:07] doesn't say how to fix it, though [14:07] heh gentoo [14:08] probably just have to wait for someone to fix their python [14:10] or i could try updating python [14:10] haven't done that in a while.. [14:11] i hate updating python, perl, kde, and libreoffice on gentoo [14:12] it takes forever.. and updating perl and python will mean i'll have to update tons of other packages too.. a huge pain [14:12] but i guess it has to be done sometime.. [14:25] well you chose gentoo [14:26] so presumably you like contributing to the heat death of the universe [18:55] well, looks like updating python helped [18:55] no more HTTPSConnection error from bzr when building kicad