=== slank is now known as slank_away === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [03:44] is there a way to update the description of a bug using the email interface? [03:44] based on the wiki page about it there does not seem to be: https://help.launchpad.net/Bugs/EmailInterface [04:00] pabs3: The email interface lets you specify the description when filing a new bug, but it can't change a description afterwards. [04:00] Only the API and web UI can do that. [04:23] ok === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === yofel_ is now known as yofel === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan === rafael is now known as Guest57323 === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === slank_away is now known as slank === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [15:25] hi jam [15:26] bac: loving the pics [15:26] looks so pretty there right now [15:26] czajkowski: it is, and warm [15:26] czajkowski: we've cooled down to a high of 29C today [15:27] bac: no need to rub it in mister! I'm at a mild 7C here today, with no rain or snow :-) === matsubara-lunch is now known as matsubara [15:44] yesterday i uploaded to my ppa, as i normally do, and i got a rejection email from launchpad saying my ppa did not exist in another user's account [15:44] semiosis: what are the ac names? [15:45] i uploaded a second time and then got the acceptance email [15:45] ac names? [15:45] you siad another users ac [15:45] what is your ac name and the other ac name [15:45] assuming ac = account [15:46] mine is semiosis, others is trevormosey [15:46] i can forward you the rejection email if you like [15:46] semiosis: no it's ok for a moment [15:47] sinzui: have you ever heard of anything like this happening before ?? [15:47] timestamp on the email is 18:15 EST (-0500) [15:47] in case that helps [15:47] I've no access to any of the mails [15:47] hmm [15:50] semiosis, have you confirmed the incoming lines in your ~/.dput.cf points to your lp-id [15:51] sinzui: i use it often and it's always worked... like i said, i re-uploaded the same thing a second time and it worked like normal [15:51] didnt change anything on 2nd try [15:51] oh [15:52] are you certain that the odd reject was for your package...it was not really an email to someone elses about their package? [15:52] * sinzui wants to see the raw email to investigate further [15:53] when a bug I'm subscribed to is marked as a duplicate of another, then I automatically get subscribed to the other one, yes? [15:53] sinzui: pm me your addr [15:54] jo-erlend: afaik, yes [15:55] to recap, sinzui pointed me toward https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/684450 [15:55] Launchpad bug 684450 in Launchpad itself "Totally unrelated PPA referenced in subject of upload rejection email" [High,Triaged] [15:55] which describes a typoed ppa causing this rejection [15:55] and on closer inspection, i /did/ typo it :( [15:56] but must have fixed that and forgot (it was late) on the 2nd try [16:03] does LP have a REST API or something? For instance if I'd like to include a few specifics about one particular bug in an external website? [16:08] jo-erlend: it does https://launchpad.net/+apidoc/1.0.html [16:09] it's actually what ubot5 uses to get bug information [16:10] is there any way to inform consumers of a certain PPA that they should switch to a different PPA? [16:13] dobey, no [16:13] its would be nice to help people transition. [16:15] indeed [16:22] tsimpson, heh, thanks. I should've realized that. :) [17:20] sinzui: you were commenting on the answer yesterday re email address being added to the LP profile, any ideas what is up there? [17:28] czajkowski, wgrant was going to test his won loco address [17:28] ah ok [17:28] shall I assign it to him [17:29] https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/216823 [17:29] czajkowski, Canonical's servers could be losing some or all loco addresses [17:29] https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/216931 I'm also struggling with today :/ [17:29] sinzui: we'd surely have had more issues than 1 person though [17:29] yes. [17:30] wgrant suspects his own loco is blocked. === deryck is now known as deryck[lunch] [18:19] czajkowski: that format of branch may require an older version of bzr to clone. [18:19] czajkowski: something like the one shipped in lucid, or maybe even before that. [18:19] czajkowski: redirect the question to bzr folks ;-) [18:29] xnox: you could "bzr upgrade lp:~user/project/branch" to upgrade the branch on the server without needing a local checkout [18:30] dobey: sure but does local and/or launchpad bzr still know about " RepositoryFormatKnitPack5RichRoot " [18:30] ? [18:31] xnox: yes [18:31] xnox: the problem isn't that bzr can't handle it. it's that the branch is stacked on a branch that has been upgraded, and the versions are in conflict, so bzr can't resolve the history === deryck[lunch] is now known as deryck [20:36] I believe nasl is broken, chroot issue, could someone fix it? [21:27] maxb: ping [21:27] maxb: I remember that you had some setup where you pushed some failing imports for project neon manually [21:27] could you tell me what setup you used? [21:28] ( iirc you said you did a git fast-export and then a bzr fast-import ) [21:33] hey guys, quick question about karma if I may :) [21:34] How much karma is a request for information worth, an answer worth and a question being marked as solved worth please? [21:36] ActionParsnip: https://help.launchpad.net/YourAccount/Karma [21:38] it doesn't give any actual numbers though [21:38] like "If a user reports a question as solved you get 100 karma" etc [21:39] usually answering questions on launchpad gives you ton of karna [21:39] *karma [21:39] but 'don't judge people by their karma' is my usual policy :P [21:40] true but I'm after the actual numbers, do they exist please? [21:41] Just seeing how long it will take me to overtake Martin Pitt :) [21:41] hahaha [21:41] Its close now so I'm treating it like a game [21:42] I thought cjwatson had the highest karma [21:42] Nar, it's Martin, then me [21:42] watson is #4 [21:42] apparently not [21:42] I see [21:43] gee .. I only just touched 11K [21:43] I think the highest I had was 14K [21:43] kinda explains it herehttps://help.launchpad.net/YourAccount/Karma#How_Launchpad_calculates_the_score_for_each_type_of_work [21:43] shadeslayer: its all good tough :) [21:43] ActionParsnip: yeah :P [21:43] but tis only karma nobody looks at it tbh [21:44] and it does decrease over time [21:44] ^ [21:45] Its why I keep it up. I'm gonna be the top :) [21:45] then some sneaky ubuntu dev will try and topple you [21:47] i'll ust keep pushing. I have few ubuntu issues so its the only way I can learn my OS [21:48] :D [21:49] just started a job today with a tonne my Linux in. Lots of Mandriva and Debian servers :) [21:59] i wonder how much karma i'd get for a launchpad branch to remove karma [21:59] all the karma [21:59] heh [23:02] shadeslayer: hi [23:02] So, last time the problem was simply that Launchpad wasn't running a new enough version of bzr and bzr-git [23:03] So it was simply a matter of having trunk versions installed, and doing a cron-ed 'bzr pull && bzr push' [23:04] I see [23:05] maxb: well ... we're facing issues with a git repo which *had* a submodule [23:05] and doing a git fast export and bzr fast import seems to work [23:06] but that opens up security holes if I do it on a server with my private ssh key on the server [23:06] Oh, right. The stalled nature of bzr nested trees support is a real pain [23:07] I'm not particularly familiar with the incremental abilities of fast-import/export [23:07] well ... uhh .. I don't care about the history really :P [23:07] my primary concern is mainly that bzr should have the latest and greatest code from the repo [23:08] Re security - presumably the only bit you need a ssh key is for uploading the result to launchpad? [23:08] yep [23:09] plus I've never been able to get ssh-agent to work properly, so that's another issue that would need to be looked into [23:09] In which case it sounds like a good place to use a secondar/dedicated account [23:09] hm? [23:09] * secondary [23:09] ah a *secondary* account [23:10] sounds like it [23:10] maxb: ever had ssh-agent successfully run on a server? :P [23:10] Why would you need an agent? [23:11] oh passwordless ssh key? [23:11] If it's a dedicated account, I don't see any harm in letting the key be passwordless [23:11] right [23:11] I have a secondary account for cron-driven PPA uploads, for example [23:12] I see [23:12] I think this is the first time I'm actually logging out of launchpad [23:12] :-) [23:14] bah [23:15] my email address's are all registered with LP [23:15] Create a dedicated one? [23:16] *nod*