[03:15] is there a maximum bit strength for ssh keys that launchpad accepts? [03:15] * TheLordOfTime has to upload a new system's ssh keys to there, and is trying to ascertain the maximum strength he can make the key to [03:16] That's up to the keyserver, since LP will just pull from it. [03:16] StevenK: that's PGP keys [03:16] 4096R still seems like the best choice [03:16] i was asking about SSH key. [03:16] or do they end up in the same place? [03:16] TheLordOfTime: True. I should learn to read at some point. [03:16] :P [03:17] i *never* make PGP keys with less bitstrength than 4096 [03:17] i'm a tad overkill with my SSH key bit strengths though... [03:17] * TheLordOfTime has previously created 8192-bit-strength keys, but only as a proof that strong keys can be made on legacy systems [03:18] s/keys/ssh keys/ [03:18] sshkey.keytext is type text, which unlimited [03:18] So it depends on what twisted will support, I guess [03:22] well i was able to upload the overkill-strength key... [03:26] question: any way to confirm that its using the key? [03:27] ssh -vvv [03:27] sftp bazaar.launchpad.net ? [03:27] it took a rather interestingly long time to generate a 16384 bit key. heheh. [03:28] ssh -vvv to bazaar.launchpad.net with my lp username showed its using the right key :P [03:28] hyperair: i can't seem to generate a 16384, perhaps NotEnoughRAM? [03:28] or NotEnoughCPU? [03:28] regardless, 8192's in the range of 'overkill' anyways [03:29] yes it is [03:29] heheh [03:29] TheLordOfTime: what happens when you try to generate a 16384 one? [03:30] hyperair: i don't do commandline generation - seahorse is the tool i use for fast-create [03:30] ah. [03:30] hyperair: give me the command line option, after my 4096R PGP key is done generating, i'll tell you :P [03:30] maybe seahorse just doesn't know it's possible. [03:30] ssh-keygen -b 16384 -f /path/to/key_file [03:30] holy crap all my CPU is eaten by PGP primegen o.O [03:31] i don't recall 4096R taking much time to generate... [03:31] what CPU are you running on? [03:31] 4 year old machine [03:31] that about sum it up? [03:31] :/ [03:32] core 2 duo? [03:32] i generated my 4096 key on a 4 year old laptop [03:32] it was pretty quick [03:32] I was about to ask [03:32] Conroe, at a guess? [03:32] Wolfdale, perhaps. My last desktop was a Wolfdale [03:33] * hyperair shrugs. no idea what mine was [03:33] its done generating, i think mine was a core 2 duo [03:33] but this is a laptop so... [03:33] * TheLordOfTime shrugs [03:33] Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T5750 @ 2.00GHz [03:33] so says /proc/cpuinfo [03:34] ARK maps that to Merom [03:34] TheLordOfTime: mine was a laptop too. [03:34] Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T9550 @ 2.66GHz [03:35] Merom was the first mobile Core, so same as Conroe [03:35] hyperair: i don't think seahorse is configured to use anything greater than 8192 [03:35] because anything beyond that is liek "WTFH ARE YOU DOING?" [03:35] normal SSH users won't need such strong keys [03:35] T9550 is Penryn, the successor to Merom [03:35] * TheLordOfTime is generating a 16384 anyways [03:36] :O [03:36] IT FINISHED [03:45] hyperair: the 16384 is now my LP key :P [03:45] * TheLordOfTime is twistedly oversecure with his systems :P [03:55] TheLordOfTime: haha nice. [03:55] TheLordOfTime: now just wait for the quantum computer to come along and blow all your keys away. ;-) [04:47] once that comes along, i'll bring it to its knees making make a 99999999999999-bite-strength key :P [04:47] byte* [04:47] hyperair: ^ [04:48] heh [04:48] Which will have no bearing on how long a quantum computer will take to factor it [04:48] StevenK: :P [05:41] is there a way to fix typos in a posted comment? [05:41] on bug reports [05:42] There's an edit link, top right of the comment box [05:42] Looks like a blank line (supposedly a pencil) in a yellow circle [05:42] StevenK: thanks [05:45] StevenK: i dont see anything like that on ,y latest comment. thi sis on bug 11111117 [05:45] Error: Launchpad bug 11111117 could not be found [05:45] Are you sure, given that error? :-) [05:45] StevenK: i dont see anything like that on ,y latest comment. thi sis on bug 1111117 [05:45] bug 1111117 in seahorse (Ubuntu) "Seahorse in 13.04 prompts me for my password after i auto login to Gnome/Unity, last release i was able to change a setting in Seahorse IIRC and it fixed it." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1111117 [05:46] ah thats better [05:46] Bug 11 million sounds terrible [05:46] too many 1s for me to count [05:46] yep it does [05:46] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/seahorse/+bug/1111117/comments/2 doesn't show an edit link? [05:47] i got to that page but i see nothihng about edit [05:47] i can only highlight the word no backspace no right click options [05:47] StevenK: It's not possible to edit comments, just descriptions. [05:47] Aww [05:48] thanks wgrant [05:49] new comment worked [05:50] * gnomefreak cant recall the other bugs [05:50] brb smoke and think [05:50] win 1 === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan === yofel_ is now known as yofel === oojah is now known as ral === LoganCloud_ is now known as LoganCloud === amithkk_ is now known as amithkk === LoganCloud is now known as Guest19155 === amithkk is now known as Guest8601 [13:28] World's biggest noob here, I can't work out how to download binaries. [13:29] Any advice on how to do so? [13:35] Eh, I got given another link that worked,. === bdrung_ is now known as bdrung [14:09] how to upload packages built on a different system [14:10] i had source.changes files built on ubuntu 12.04 LTS [14:10] i had it signed automatically [14:10] but unfortunately my system doesnt have external ftp/ssh [14:10] i am behind a proxty [14:10] *proxy [14:11] i also had access to a server where i copied all source.chnages [14:11] but uploading using dput gives me this error [14:11] gpg: Can't check signature: public key not found [14:11] any clue? [14:11] it says it cant find the key [14:12] can i import my key to another system [14:12] or sign it again [14:27] hi [14:27] BluesKaj? [14:27] sure.. you help-me here [14:28] what format of file send? [14:28] which* [14:31] someone [14:31] can help? [14:32] sending my project to launchpad, what file format send? [14:34] fabricio: please read https://help.launchpad.net/ for the basics [14:34] bugbrains1: you can indeed import your gpg key on another system, see the man page [14:35] mgz: i imported the key [14:35] how to add it to secret key list === slank_away is now known as slank [14:59] wgrant: any news regarding that qemu update on LP? [15:05] hi [15:08] shadeslayer: he doesnt come on till very late in the EU he's in au [15:12] czajkowski: that's fine, he can get back to me when he has time :) [15:13] I'm +5.30 ... so probably not too long from now [15:13] if there's a ticket that I can follow, that'd be awesomer [15:14] not sure tbh [15:16] ok :) === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch === matsubara-lunch is now known as matsubara === deryck is now known as deryck[lunch] [17:16] is there way to setup some kind of hooks (post some data to some http url, etc), when somebody pushes to my trunk? [17:17] something like github has dozens of dozens of Service Hooks [17:56] glen: unfortunately not === deryck[lunch] is now known as deryck === matsubara is now known as matsubara-afk [21:37] shadeslayer: None, unfortunately. [23:12] can i deactivate a project i maintain? [23:12] no [23:12] mwhudson: nope but I can [23:12] ok [23:12] i'll ask a question with the projects at some point then [23:12] cool