=== matsubara is now known as matsubara-afk === michaelh is now known as michaelh|away === michaelh|away is now known as michaelh === michaelh is now known as michaelh|away [07:58] hi [07:58] i could create a ppa and upload it to my launchpad account [07:58] now, i want to update the package... [08:00] i've updated the source code from the git repository... [08:01] exported it to a zip file... [08:04] created a new folder next to the one where i've put the "older" source code when creating a ppa, with a new name matching the current timestamp: [08:04] scribus-git-indic-1.5.0git.indic201209271000 [08:05] copied the debian/ directory from the old scribus-git-indic* directory to the new one... === rvba is now known as Guest78352 [08:14] added a log entry... [08:15] ... is everything correct until now? === michaelh|away is now known as michaelh === michaelh is now known as michaelh|away === michaelh|away is now known as michaelh === _rvba is now known as rvba === michaelh is now known as michaelh|away === issyl0 is now known as Guest85093 === Guest85093 is now known as issyl0 [11:34] wgrant: where should the "all"-part of "Architecture: all armel" get build? on i386, right? see also https://launchpadlibrarian.net/117435196/buildlog_ubuntu-quantal-i386.fso-frameworkd_0.9.5.9%2Bgit20110512-4_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [11:37] geser: Bug #690428 [11:37] Launchpad bug 690428 in launchpad-buildd "FTBFS due to arch check failing to match Architecture: "all" at sbuild time" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/690428 [11:37] this also leads to the somewhat weird situation where fso-frameworkd-gta0{1,2} get build on armel and published but fso-frameworkd doesn't get build at all the currently published version is from the previous upload/build (uploaded/build in karmic) [11:38] I'm not sure if modern non-LP sbuild supports that situation these days, but two years ago it didn't. === matsubara-afk is now known as matsubara === Guest32361 is now known as slank === slank is now known as Guest2828 === sagaci_ is now known as sagaci === slank is now known as Guest55818 [16:11] Hey guys, looks like I built a milestone page that is just too big for Launchpad (too many bugs and blueprints targeted), it always timeouts [16:11] https://launchpad.net/nova/folsom/2012.2 [16:28] flacoste: any idea how we can work around that ? [16:29] ttx: we can increase the timeout on the page, or you could reduce the number of bugs and blueprints linked ;-) [16:29] fix bugs :) [16:30] ebergen: well, they are all FixReleased ;) [16:30] flacoste: if increasing the timeout is an option, that would be great [16:30] we like to show off with lists of bugs and blueprints completed [16:30] it didn't time out for me [16:31] that is an impressive list [16:31] ebergen: quick let me try so that I benefit from your cache [16:31] jcsackett: can you take care of increasing the timeout on the milestone page please? as it's timing out for openstack and their folsom release [16:31] ebergen: still fail for me [16:31] let me try when I'm logged in [16:31] without being logged in it takes 8 seconds [16:32] now it times out [16:32] jcsackett: for reference: https://launchpad.net/nova/folsom/2012.2 [16:32] interesting [16:33] while logged in it times out after about 7 seconds === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch [16:33] now dead :( [16:34] flacoste: sure. right now timeout is set 6000, try 9000 you think? [16:34] jcsackett: yes, we probably don't want to increase it too much [16:35] jcsackett: thanks! [16:35] flacoste: yw. i'm listing you as the approval in the request. that cool? [16:35] I also approve :) [16:36] jcsackett: of course! [16:49] ebergen, ttx, flacoste: request is in. will ping you when it's live. [16:49] jcsackett: thx! === Guest75974 is now known as dpb___ [17:02] what does FFe mean? [17:02] smallfoot-: FeatureFreeze exception [17:03] ok thx [17:23] is there any way to acces /+apidoc/ directly from a subdomain? [17:26] ebergen, ttx: timeout increased. give it a try. [17:26] nope :( [17:27] still takes 3 or 4 tries [17:28] flacoste: ^ [17:28] or can someone fix the +apidoc css to have body { font-size: 12px; } like the rest of launchpad.net seems to have? [17:28] then it does load it only takes a few seconds [17:28] ebergen: right; previous hits are just warming it up. [17:29] ebergen: guess i'll see about incrementing it further. === matsubara-lunch is now known as matsubara [17:53] jcsackett: might be worth a look at actually fixing the underlying bug [17:54] jcsackett: but we could increase the time to 15 in the mean time [18:07] flacoste: yeah, we have a bug for it and sinzui and i were talking about fixes. [18:08] flacoste: i think we'll probably be motivated to move on that now. [18:15] ttx, ebergen: we've temporarily set the timeout at 15; for me, it's still timing out. i'm going to begin work on the underlying issues. [18:15] I don't think that is the right timeout because it times out in about 7 seconds for me [18:18] * jcsackett looks [18:32] jcsackett: yeah, same here, timeouts after 7 sec [18:32] maybe a released milestone has a different reference frmo an unreleased one [18:34] jcsackett: lifeless pointed to https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/736010 [18:34] Ubuntu bug 736010 in Launchpad itself "Milestone:+index timeouts" [Critical,Triaged] [18:34] ttx: yes, that's the bug i'm looking at. it's part of purple's critical list. [18:35] jcsackett: flacoste: I don't think the timeout will work :) [18:35] its bad O python code [18:35] and when python goes bad, it goes way bad :) [18:35] lifeless: oh goodie. [18:36] sorry for pushing that page over the limit :) [18:36] jcsackett: see the time breakdown in the oops - 400ms sql, 6 seconds python [18:36] for what it's worth, i was indeed looking at the wrong timeout; ProjectMilestone vs Milestone [18:36] jcsackett: so increasing the timeout should still help, I guess [18:37] even if the bug should be fixed in any case [18:37] ttx: oh yes, the bug is going to be fixed. i don't like leaving a timeout limit as a solution. [18:37] jcsackett: so for this [18:37] jcsackett: have a look a tthe sql statement log [18:37] jcsackett: there are no long sql statements, but you can still infer interesting things [18:53] ttx, ebergen: try now. ebergen was correct, i was misreading the timeout rules. [18:53] it now loads for me. [18:54] jcsackett: works now, awesome [18:54] Thanks for the quick fix! [18:55] OOPS-cd08a4707c43e68373197833bb4d271c [18:55] https://oops.canonical.com/?oopsid=cd08a4707c43e68373197833bb4d271c [18:59] now it works === yofel_ is now known as yofel === michaelh|away is now known as michaelh [20:19] ajax not working on launchpad... how come? [20:25] cmars232: more details needed === michaelh is now known as michaelh|away [20:27] lifeless: sorry.. when i click on the yellow edit links, they usually open an ajaxy popup. today they have mostly been loading a different edit page. for example, if i want to change the status of a bug [20:28] lifeless: it's not consistent though, i've gotten the popups a few times, but not very often [20:30] give me an example of a page that isn't working for you please [20:32] lifeless: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ztrustee/+bug/1033527 [20:32] Error: ubuntu bug 1033527 not found [20:32] lifeless: private project [20:33] ah [20:33] I won't be able to test there then I suspect [20:33] let me see if a public one does it [20:33] lifeless: public project doesn't have this problem [20:34] lifeless: at least, not the one i own [20:34] ok, so its likely something specific to private projects [20:34] cmars232: please file a bug [20:35] cmars232: bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+filebug [20:40] lifeless: done, https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/1057752 [20:40] Ubuntu bug 1057752 in Launchpad itself "AJAX not working for private projects" [Undecided,New] [20:40] thanks [20:41] seems that in the case of merge proposals [20:41] you can't set pre-req branches due to this [20:41] http://ubuntuone.com/2UTX2yREfhc58B7Xs3Zb0i === michaelh|away is now known as michaelh [21:03] It seems it isn't all AJAX that is broken - just modal dialogues aren't working. [21:06] or at least certain ones [21:06] newer ones don't seem to be affected [21:11] I'm going to guess that sinzui will be siccing wallyworld__ on it, but its only a guess. [21:11] I think privacy banner is the cause [21:11] I just dupe two bugs against the one I reported/experienced [21:34] lifeless: why my fault? i found an issue yesterday with our js (not me) and put up a branch for review to fix it [21:36] wallyworld__: I didn't say or suggest it was your fault. [21:36] wallyworld__: you seem to get a lot of the js work in your squad, I was making an educated guess about who would be likely to be scheduled onto this issue. [21:36] i should have included a :-) [21:36] np, sorry [21:37] i miss interpreted what siccing meant [21:37] no worries [21:37] sorry for the confusion [21:37] np, i only just woke up, so my brain is still fuzzy [21:37] although some might argue it never changes [21:38] * wallyworld__ goes to buy a dictionary [21:39] wallyworld__ I think rich_h's changes to the privacy banner are the cause [21:39] sinzui: yes, my branch fixed those [21:39] landing now [21:46] * sinzui awards wallyworld__ 5 gold stars ★★★★★