=== yofel is now known as Guest39202 === charles is now known as Guest12202 [09:47] Hi, how can I cancel a build which is waiting for dependencies? (which can never be resolved -.-) === Guest39202 is now known as yofel === andi3_ is now known as andi3 [15:20] hmm are all lpia nodes offline? i dont get a "start in x minutes" :/ [15:47] FloSoft: Yes, lpia is more or less a dead architecture at this point, and it has zero full-time builders [15:49] maxb: hmm how to disable an automatic lpia build then? [15:50] or how to provide a buildserver *lol* [15:57] maxb: do you know how to provide a launchpad buildserver? I'm having some machines around I would allow to do that job? [16:00] FloSoft: You can prevent Launchpad from trying an lpia build at all by using 'Architecture: i386 amd64' in place of 'Architecture: any' in debian/control [16:01] There isn't any scope for lp buildds outside of Canonical's control [16:01] hmm my amd64 buildjob doesnt start too :/ hanging on "start in 8minutes" since hours :/ [16:02] All of the amd64 PPA buildds seem to be busy with immense packages - libreoffice and firefox [16:03] yea so there's no way to provide a build-service for launchpad? [16:04] The security model doesn't allow for builders outside of a single authority's control [16:05] thats a pity that one cant provide i.e a signed/encrypted vm for that === io-non-esisto is now known as mapreri [16:51] FloSoft: the problem is proving the integrity of things built in such an environment [16:51] FloSoft: a hostile build machine could insert trojan code (e.g. by subverting ld) [16:52] FloSoft: and running the entire vm encrypted would require homomorphic encryption, which AIUI is just about ready to implement + and -, not a full CPU :) === io-non-esisto is now known as mapreri [19:16] hi guys. I'm trying to import my new ssh key into launchpad and I keep getting the "Invalid public key" message [19:17] I'm just pasting the contents of ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub [19:34] [SOLVED] it turns out I needed a comment at the end of the key. === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [21:53] hi all [21:54] can anybody please see why I can view this file? I've been using Launchpad as a safe store for my code, and I can't access this file http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~sivan/hubackup/hubackup--main/view/head:/HUBackup/backend/DeviceInfo.py [21:54] *can't [21:54] * sivang is trying to figure his old lp creds to log in and report a bug [21:55] * sivang tries to bzr clone [21:57] *can [21:58] you're using launchpad for backups? [21:58] ebergen: well, not for backups. But for code repo, like github [21:58] it should come back right? [21:59] hmm [21:59] bzr: ERROR: Revision {[('DeviceInfo.py-20051228171301-e1fb836992441989', 'sivan@ubuntu-20060123134147-ed93162e34a1b9f7')]} not present in "KnitVersionedFiles(, )". [21:59] I guess that's why I can't access it on lp's web interface [21:59] is lp down? [21:59] ebergen: I'll move it to github as soon as I can access the code again...:/ [22:00] my repo is just hanging [22:00] could be my dns though [22:00] it's not my dns, for sure. [22:00] I know yours isn't your dns [22:01] This is the only backup I had of my code [22:01] I guess lp support people are all asleep right now.. [22:01] you don't have a bzr branch locally? [22:02] mine works http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~provenscaling-eric/maria/tivo/view/head:/sql/authors.h [22:03] ebergen: no, all my other stuff are stored on github, and this has bever failed me [22:03] *never [22:08] https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/1072482 [22:08] Ubuntu bug 1072482 in Launchpad itself "cannot access files stored in lp, both through bzr and through the web interface" [Undecided,New] [23:07] hi, how can I add a comment to a bug with launchpadlib? [23:09] I figured it would be somewhere around bug.activity, but I can't figure it out and haven't found any useful examples [23:11] fo0bar: bug.activity is just the history of the bug [23:11] If you look at https://api.launchpad.net/+apidoc/devel.html#bug you'll see a newMessage method [23:13] wgrant: ahh, message. so many synonyms. thanks :) [23:13] Yeah, comments are all called messages internally [23:14] interesting, and it even exposes a subject, which doesn't appear to be exposed in the web UI [23:15] err, setting the subject is not exposed in the web UI. displaying it is. [23:15] Right, you can't override that in the web UI, just via mail and API [23:19] wgrant: thanks again. are you in copenhagen? I asked that question initially and thought "wait, everyone who would answer that is probably asleep right now" :) [23:19] or at least turning down for the day [23:21] Nah, a few of us are at home