=== jamesh_ is now known as jamesh === ccxCZ_ is now known as ccxCZ [04:41] Hi guys. I don't think I've changed anything about how I'm submitting packages but I'm only getting 32-bit versions to build. [04:44] rmk: Do you have an example package? [04:44] Or PPA? [04:47] yes [04:48] rmk: Ah, so your source package is labelled "Architecture: all" [04:49] Which means it builds once (on Launchpad that's i386), and then the resulting binaries are published to all architectures. [04:49] AIUI that's correct for this particular package [04:50] Hmm that's not how it bahaved just a week ago [04:51] If you change the Published filter to "Any status [04:51] " you can see all the old ones [04:51] With only i386 builds [04:51] Launchpad's behaviour here has never changed. [04:52] hmm yeah [04:53] wgrant: thanks for your help [04:53] np [06:58] how can I debug PPA uploads? [06:58] mgedmin: What aspect of them? [06:59] never mind, figured it out [06:59] when I upload something and it gets rejected [06:59] I need to bump the version, apparently [06:59] otherwise dput says "Package has already been uploaded" and refuses to do anything [06:59] Ah, that's a local dput thing [06:59] dput -f [07:00] I did a dput yesterday, didn't check the output, and missed an acceptance/rejection email from launchpad today [07:00] Or rm *.upload [07:00] thank you [07:00] Did you generate the changes file manually? [07:00] um [07:00] We don't see that rejection message from yesterday very often [07:00] * mgedmin shuffles embarrassedly [07:00] yes I did [07:00] It looks like you manually hacked binaries out or something :) [07:00] Heh [07:00] I had a _changes file for a binary upload [07:00] so I edited it to remove the binary deb [07:00] and missed the Architecture line [07:00] Removed the Files entries, but left the Architecture line intact? [07:01] Right [07:01] I'd this old private Debian repository at http://gedmin.as/debs/ [07:01] and learned how to use PPAs yesterday [07:01] so I thought I'd re-upload the one and only package I still use with the minimum amount of work [07:02] Ahh [07:02] I have to say the PPA process is very nicely streamlined and easy to use [07:02] So yeah, the "Package has already been uploaded" thing is just a local dput check [07:02] Without regard for whether the upload was actually accepted or not [07:03] Ah, I see that upload worked this time :) [07:03] kudos to the people working on it [07:03] Thanks! [07:03] It does make things a little easier if you don't have to manage your own buildds and stuff [07:03] out of curiosity, how often do you run the cron job or whatever is responsible for generating GPG keys for new PPAs? [07:04] That's every 20 minutes [07:04] It only consideres PPAs that actually contain packages, though [07:09] and what is the usual delay between a successful build and publication? [07:11] mgedmin: 5-10 minutes, but it might be a bit slow atm, the main publisher machine was having some issues before [07:11] * wgrant checks [07:15] mgedmin: It's done [07:15] http://ppa.launchpad.net/mgedmin/ppa/ubuntu/pool/main/a/apt-checkupdates/ [07:15] thanks [07:15] wgrant, hi [07:16] ricotz: Hi [07:16] wgrant, did you have time to look into this rogue build reference in xorg-edgers/ppa any further, you mentioned there were actually over 20 broken references [07:17] ricotz: We've had lots of people travelling for the last couple of weeks, so I haven't had a chance to fix those up yet [07:17] Hopefully everyone will be back next week [07:17] I have a card on the board for it [07:18] wgrant, ok, don't worry then :), i wanted to know if it is still on your radar ;) [07:18] Yup [07:19] thanks [08:10] hi -- just in the past few minutes, any time I try to interact with launchpad with bzr, it hangs [08:10] e.g. I am trying [08:10] [pef@aislinn:/tmp]$ bzr co -v lp:~libadjoint/dolfin-adjoint/applications applications-trunk [08:10] and it has just hung for the past >10 mins, without doing anything or printing anything [08:10] or sending any network traffic [08:10] is there any way I can debug this? [08:11] (I can access launchpad from other machines via ssh, so I don't think it's a launchpad issue) [08:11] pef_: Is there anything interesting in ~/.bzr.log? [08:12] Perhaps rerun with -Dhpss to get extra bzr+ssh debug logging [08:12] yes! good catch, there is something interesting [08:12] I shall paste it [08:13] http://pastebin.com/Aa7Pd9LA [08:13] oh, sorry, that is just me pressing ctrl+C on a different one .. [08:13] * pef_ should probably read error messages before pasting them [08:14] Yeah, that's not particularly suspicious [08:14] ahh, I think it might be the ssh multiplexing [08:14] I think one has hung for some reason, and all others are trying to route through that [08:14] hang on, let me kill them all [08:14] Ah [08:14] That could be a problem indeed [08:15] yes, that was it [08:15] apologies for wasting your time, and thanks for your help [08:15] Great :) [08:15] np [08:15] 3 [08:15] blah [08:44] ftp seems down on haetae.canonical.com [08:47] pmjdebru1jn: We're currently investigating an issue with that machine [08:48] ok [08:48] cool [08:48] just FYI :) [08:50] pmjdebru1jn: Should be working again now [08:52] I'll give it a go in a minute [08:52] wgrant: seems to work [08:53] I'll keep an eye if it turns up on the launchpad build page [08:53] Great [08:53] but thanks (once again) for the help/service [08:53] It should :) [08:54] overall I've been enjoying the PPAs immensely over the past years [08:54] both from a personal view [08:54] and from one of the projects I'm involved with [08:54] many many thanks [09:08] wgrant: my build turned up [09:08] thanks [09:09] Excellent [09:09] Thanks for confirming [10:18] is there a number of ppa's per user limit on launchpad? ppa help talks about a 2gb limit per ppa, but nothing on number of ppas [10:28] crazydip: no no [10:28] crazydip: no no limit on ppas per user [10:35] thank you czajkowski ! === glebihan_ is now known as glebihan === doko_ is now known as doko === _rvba is now known as rvba === mgedmin_ is now known as mgedmin === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch [17:01] is there an LP admin that can help? i have no idea why, but i can no longer login to LP with an ID that has worked for several years... [17:01] ahs3: whats the id ? [17:01] czajkowski: ahs3@ahs3.net [17:02] ok account is there [17:02] not deactivated or anything [17:02] are you sure it's not a SSO issue and not a LP issue [17:02] no idea. all i can determine is that the login is cancelled -- that's all the message tells me [17:03] ahs3: you'll need to ask in isd [17:03] your ac from a lp point is fine. do you have 2fa turned on ? [17:04] czajkowski: as in, #isd, i assume? 2fa is unfamiliar to me; how would i find out? [17:04] ahs3: you#re in canonical right? [17:04] czajkowski: i was, but i am not any more. [17:04] ah that's why then [17:05] eh? [17:05] ahs3: you'll need to ask in #canonical-isd on freenode [17:05] czajkowski: k. thx. [17:05] right dinner time [17:06] good plan :) [17:14] czajkowski: ah -- 2fa. i grok now. yes, i do/did have two-factor authentication turned on. [17:22] czajkowski: Hi :) Can you tell me how to tell launchpad to list all of my reported bugs, even if they are marked invalid or opinion ? [17:31] MCR1: https://bugs.launchpad.net/people/+me/+reportedbugs?advanced=1 [17:32] you can toggle the statuses you're interested in on that page. [17:32] (can do the same for assigned, subscribed, related, etc) [17:35] jcsackett: Thanks for the info, but if I leave the search field like it is I get: Error 324 (net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE): The server closed the connection without sending any data. [17:36] jcsackett: I simply want to see all my reported bugs, no matter what the status of them is and I want this to be the default behaviour... [17:36] jcsackett: Is this possible also ? [17:36] MCR1: i don't believe you can make that the default, no. [17:37] jcsackett: Hmm, that is not good... [17:37] MCR1: confused about that error you described though--i open that page, check invalid and opinion, hit search, and get a list back. [17:38] following those steps, you get an error? [17:38] jcsackett: Does not work here - yes - the same I posted above [17:38] MCR1: that's bizarre. [17:38] jcsackett: If this would work it would be enough functionality 4 me [17:39] MCR1: i figured; that's why i'm perplexed that it is not. [17:39] jcsackett: I am on Quantal and am using Chromium [17:39] Kernel 3.5-5 [17:40] I am generally having a few problems with launchpad - on Kernel 3.6 I cannot even upload stuff [17:40] nor can I push via ssl to my branches [17:41] but on Kernel 3.5 most of launchpad works, the above is the only error I've had [17:43] MCR1: hm. do you have another browser you could try that page on? [17:44] jcsackett: Yes ofc, but I forgot my launchpad password :P :-D :-( [17:44] jcsackett: and in Chromium I am logging in automagically [17:46] jcsackett: Is there a function in launchpad which allows me to send my password to my e-mail ? [17:46] MCR1: you can change your password at login.launchpad.net === matsubara-lunch is now known as matsubara [17:54] * MCR1 changed the password and is trying firefox now [17:54] The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading. [17:56] Nope, probably Kernel related network issue - thanks a lot 4 your help anyway, jcsackett - it is highly appreciated :) [17:56] MCR1: you're welcome. sorry we couldn't get this sorted for you. :-) [17:56] At least I know that it should work once my network will fully work :) [19:05] if i upload a new version of a package to a ppa and then i delete that version will the previous version still be available? === mordred is now known as mtaylor === mtaylor is now known as mordred [21:50] hi there [21:50] how can i tell launchpad to sync my git repo not from master branch [21:50] but from the other, ie "develop"? [21:51] garr: Do you have an existing import that you want to change, or are you creating a new one? [21:51] i have an existing import [21:51] and i want to change it [21:53] garr: What's the branch name? [21:53] https://code.launchpad.net/vatsinator [21:53] this is the launchpad site [21:53] and branch name is "develop" [21:53] current it pulls from master [21:53] *currently [21:58] garr: I've changed it to pull from develop, and it's updated now [21:58] thank you so much :) [21:58] garr: If you ever want to import an additional branch, just register a new import with ',branch=WHATEVER' appended to the URL [21:58] alright, will keep it in mind ;) [21:59] that was really helpful, thanks again [21:59] this is awesome === Ursinha_ is now known as Ursinha