[00:42] https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/205103 [00:42] ^--- Git import woes :) [00:43] george_e: There seems to be an issue with non-initial HTTP git imports, but native git-protocol imports work fine. Does git.chromium.org provide a non-HTTP interface? [00:49] wgrant: I will take a look. [00:51] There is a mirror over at code.google.com... [00:51] I'm checking to see if that provides a non-HTTP interface... [00:53] Aw... [00:53] "...we are only able to accept incoming HTTP connections..." [00:53] That's not going to work then. [00:56] george_e: I'll poke someone who knows more about code imports tonight. [00:57] wgrant: Thank you :) [00:57] george_e: It for some reason thinks it's a "partial success", which is normally only used when it's doing a progressive initial import of a few thousand revisions each time. [01:04] Hmm... in the meantime, I'm going to try to set up a temporary mirror on another server. [01:08] Nope, the server I have access to blocks git:// access as well. === JanC_ is now known as JanC === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan === yofel_ is now known as yofel [12:54] hi. i'm trying to install this launchpad https://launchpad.net/debian/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers/304.32-1 in my debian wheezy. I don't know what the correct line is to add in /etc/apt/sources.list could someone help me? [13:00] the following doesn't work: deb http://launchpad.net/debian/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers/304.32-1/ experimental non-free [13:01] I don't see any PPA. perhaps you should download .dsc file with dget -xu URI.dsc and then build the debian source package, josef__ [13:11] thx Lasall. dget -u --build URI.dsc worked well. didn't knew dget before. thx again === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch === matsubara-lunch is now known as matsubara === Ng_ is now known as Ng === deryck is now known as deryck[lunch] [17:16] hey anyone had much luch with accomplishments for ubuntu? === deryck[lunch] is now known as deryck [19:47] Hi everyone, I was wondering if someone could help me with this: http://imgur.com/CS2ID [19:50] GreatDanton: what about it ? [19:50] there is one error [19:50] and I don't know why [19:50] whats the error? [19:50] http://imgur.com/CS2ID [19:50] thats a url. [19:51] yes it's a picture [19:51] what of ? [19:51] of the problem [19:51] oh [19:51] :) [19:51] well, I'll see about looking at the picture in a while [19:51] can't right now [19:52] okay I can post errors too [19:52] There is 1 error. [19:52] you could just describe it [19:52] (7, 58, u'No data') [19:52] that's the errors, and I don't know nothing about it [19:52] what are you trying to do ? [19:52] Sign the Ubuntu code of Conduct [19:54] GreatDanton: have you digitally signed it before you submit it ? [19:54] GreatDanton: I would expect that error if you just pasted the unsigned document [19:54] what do you mean digitally signed (I am new to to this [19:55] with my key? [19:55] Yes, there are instructions on the CoC pages. [19:57] I am afraid I didn't see those instructions [19:57] quote;Open that new file, and copy and paste its contents into this box. Then click “Continue”. [20:03] I did exactly like in instructions [20:04] the new file should be signed [20:04] the first line of it should be [20:04] -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- [20:04] if its not, then its not signed. [20:05] the very first line after the command in terminal is this: = Ubuntu Code of Conduct v1.1 = [20:07] Have you actually done anything with the gpg command? [20:07] yes I followed the instructions [20:07] gpg --clearsign UbuntuCodeofConduct-1.1.txt [20:07] and then [20:08] gpg -decrypt UbuntuCodeofConduct-1.1.txt.asc [20:08] *blink* [20:09] * --decrypt [20:16] Er, what? [20:16] There is no decryption involced [20:16] ? [20:16] * involved [20:17] so instead of decryption I should open it with nano? [20:18] What you SHOULD be doing is taking the contents of the .asc file and pasting it into Launchpad [20:18] ah thank you [20:18] GreatDanton: why did you decrypt it ? [20:19] pgp signature should decrypted right? [20:19] lifeless I understand the guys at ubuntu forums wrong [20:19] GreatDanton: can you give us a link to instructions that told you to decrypt ? [20:20] no link [20:20] chat [20:20] forums are a website [20:20] yes but #ubuntuforums channel [20:20] oh [20:21] ok [20:22] and its not logged. Doh. [20:23] hi there ...Basically I'm trying to hook up to launchpad and I cannot export or find my ssh key (public) [20:23] **hi there ...Basically I'm trying to hook up to launchpad and I cannot export or find my PGP key (public) [20:26] thank you guys it's working now [20:26] draft: Do you *have* a PGP key? [20:27] maxb, yes , but i dunno where it is , or how to import it into launchpad 'settings'. [20:28] Use whatever tool you used to create it to upload it to a keyserver, if you haven't done that already [20:29] maxb, I dont know what a keyserver is .. sorry im a n00b. [20:30] maxb, is a key server under passwords in ubuntu ? [20:31] Go to https://launchpad.net/people/+me/+editpgpkeys and click [20:31] maxb, 'passwords and keys' that is ?? [20:31] (Learn more about OpenPGP keys) [20:31] ok [20:35] maxb, It's taking ages to generate a 'key' ... is that normal ?? [20:37] I thought you said you already had a key? [20:38] It can take a minute or so [20:38] its done now .. :) [20:38] Or it can take much much longer if your machine is short on randomness [20:41] its syncing with key server :) [20:42] maxb, It says i have to wait 20 minutes or so until the keyserver publishes it .. :( [20:43] I don't know why, but apparently the interconnect from keyserver.ubuntu.com to Launchpad's internal keyserver is rubbish [20:43] It can't hurt to try importing it now, anyway [20:44] fagerette required. [20:44] * draft smokes his cutters choice rollie :) [20:53] maxb, ok I'll try now ... [20:58] maxb: I suspect its cache refresh time on the LP appservers actually. [20:58] Why are they caching nonexistence of a gpg fingerprint? [20:58] maxb: we use the main keyserver ourselves IIRC [20:59] maxb: well, you have the code, feel free to dig around; I was just speculating :) [21:01] maxb: it might be that there is absolutely no reason to delay at all and the warning is hysterical [21:02] At some point in the past, there has been a separate internal keyserver, and synchronisation with the public one has been unexpectedly sluggish [21:02] I don't know whether that's still true, but it definitely was [21:02] yes [21:23] maxb, OK just to save time ... could you tell me how to install a package "ppa:freecad-maintainers/freecad-daily" (aftwer have installed the software's ppa) [21:24] **after [21:25] That's not a package [21:25] maxb, lifeless , **PPA's key that is. [21:26] maxb, so how do i install freecad ?? [21:28] draft, is 'freecad' in that PPA? [21:29] i just answered my own question XD [21:29] draft: what ubuntu are you running? precise? [21:29] yes [21:29] draft: Are you possibly horribly confused and somehow think you need to generate and upload a PGP key just to download from a PPA? [21:30] maxb: i think he's confused how to add the PPA [21:30] yes [21:30] draft: add-apt-repository ppa:freecad-maintainers/freecad-daily [21:30] try that [21:30] then do: sudo apt-get update [21:30] k [21:30] then: sudo apt-get install freecad [21:30] (all in the terminal) [21:30] draft: All that generation and uploading of a PGP key... totally irrelevant if all you want to do is use an existing PPA [21:30] indeed [21:30] says : must run as root ?? [21:31] whoops [21:31] prepend that with sudo [21:31] k [21:31] i.e. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:freecad-maintainers/freecad-daily [21:31] maxb: would you suggest that if I upload a new PGP key and that is now my primary key, that I resign the Ubuntu CoC on launchpad with that newer key? [21:31] or will the older key one work [21:32] * TheLordOfTime is planning on deactivating that key [21:33] TheLordOfTime, OK I've done both of those two commands , now where do i find it ?? [21:33] draft: did you do the third command? [21:33] i gave you three commands.; [21:33] first was add-apt-repository, the next was apt-get update, the third was an install command. [21:33] oh sorry yes. [21:33] I think once you deactivate your CoC-signing key you might need to resign the CoC for it to be considered still valid [21:34] maxb: so should I deactivate the current CoC signature and resign, say, immediately? [21:34] i have a PHP backport i need to upload to a PPA XD [21:34] Depends... personally I'd just leave the old key active unless it's compromised [21:34] That's what I've done on my account [21:34] its installing now ... thankyou everyone ... took an hour .. but i got there (we did !) [21:34] i'm reselling the old system, and not doing a DOD wipe [21:35] * TheLordOfTime is only doing a basic wipe [21:35] so... [21:35] i should probably revoke the key now... [21:35] now... how to revoke the key... [21:36] Hmm, I guess you're not too invested in the web of trust then [21:37] My key carries signatures gathered at face to face meetings, I'd definitely take it with me when changing machine [21:38] and there we go. :P [21:39] maxb: personally, i'd have just replaced the drive and then taken the older drive out to the range and shot it full of .45 [21:39] but this is a netbook [21:39] i cant get at the drive. [21:40] * TheLordOfTime installed clean Ubuntu on it, though, and set up a temporary password on the 'ubuntu' user ('ubuntu' user, 'ubuntu' pw) [21:40] i also am giving them that new information :P [21:40] they're free to wipe/reinstall later [21:40] (but i installed clean ubuntu without doing a DOD wipe) [21:41] and the new key is now activated, and used to sign the CoC