=== Pici is now known as Guest55695 [20:05] how often does lp.net update it's debian mirror? [20:05] $ requestsync clasp [20:05] W: Target release missing - assuming quantal [20:05] E: The version in Ubuntu (2.0.6-1ubuntu1) is newer than the version in Debian (2.0.6-1). Aborting. [20:06] can be up to a day ime [20:07] I'm told the importer runs every six hours, although I'm not sure that *entirely* tallies with my experience [20:08] 10 3,9,15,21 * * * /srv/debian-import.launchpad.net/production/launchpad/scripts/gina.py squeeze sid experimental wheezy -q --log-file=INFO:/srv/debian-import.launchpad.net/production-logs/gina.log [20:08] doesn't it pull from the UK mirror? [20:08] so there are several sources of delay in between [20:08] Slightly more complete: [20:08] # Mirror from ftp.uk.debian.org. Debian publishes at "52 1,7,13,19" [20:08] # but we also need to allow time for the above mirror to update. [20:08] 05 3,9,15,21 * * * sh /srv/debian-import.launchpad.net/scripts/mirror-update.sh >> /srv/debian-import.launchpad.net/production-logs/mirror-update.log 2>&1 [20:08] # Allow 5 minutes between mirroring and running Gina. The mirror logs suggest [20:09] # that mirroring takes at most about 1m30s. [20:09] 10 3,9,15,21 * * * /srv/debian-import.launchpad.net/production/launchpad/scripts/gina.py squeeze sid experimental wheezy -q --log-file=INFO:/srv/debian-import.launchpad.net/production-logs/gina.log [20:09] I don't know why those two jobs aren't a single job with &&; might ask about that [20:09] (but during the week) [20:09] Oh, mind you, .au might have started [20:13] ok, thanks. Back to drinking sunday evening tea =) [20:13] Hm, I think it might be optimistic about Debian's publishing time [20:13] So we might be hitting near worst-case latency [20:13] I'll keep an eye on it as best I can and have a look [20:20] xnox: This is basically bug 798611 [20:20] Launchpad bug 798611 in launchpad "Package Auto Sync seems to get ahead of +localdiff calculation" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/798611 === yofel_ is now known as yofel [21:16] or if we really wanted to optimise it, organise push mirroring [21:52] Does config changes for status.ubuntu.com get rolled out automagically now, or does it still require a human to pull? [21:52] * xnox is this sync running.... [21:56] xnox: the new binaries? yes, I run syncs more or less daily [21:57] you can ignore queuebot if it's not interesting :) [21:58] cjwatson: ok. I'm just pondering when will I finally be able to requestsync clasp. [21:59] I am doing ubuntu development DD styly: "TeamUpload/NMU + sync to ubuntu" =)))) [21:59] s/styly/style/ [21:59] my investigations earlier suggested that the maximum latency is ~13 hours. but remember that that's from Debian actually publishing to mirrors, not from the upload [22:00] the clasp source is still in incoming.debian.org [22:00] oh, it's on ftp as well [22:01] a little surprising it's not on LP now [22:01] push could be an idea [22:01] but given it's not, I'd expect it to arrive in the import that finishes around 03:40 [22:01] (UTC) [22:02] unless the import starting at 21:10 UTC is slower than I've been led to believe, I guess [22:02] I don't have easy access to the logs [22:03] moving the import back an hour is probably an order of magnitude less effort than push mirroring, even if it's hacky :) [22:03] If you want it sooner, uploading with ~ubuntu1, then syncing out the package when LP knows about it is the best of all evils IMO. [22:03] I doubt clasp is that urgent [22:03] Daviey: if I had upload rights in ubuntu.... [22:04] Encourages push to Debian first, avoids having an essential fakesync (different sigs).. and still a lower version allowing a sync to override [22:04] I'd really prefer people not do that unless they have a damn good reason please [22:04] uses buildd resources for minor benefit [22:04] and it's easy to screw it up and end up requiring a fakesync in future [22:04] cjwatson: right, 'if it's urgent' [22:04] *very urgent [22:05] anyway, it looks like we can easily make the importer have considerably less latency, and I'll look into that tomorrow [22:05] awesome =)