=== Logan_ is now known as log === tasdomas_afk is now known as tasdomas === cp16net|away is now known as cp16net === cp16net is now known as cp16net|away === Gwaihir_ is now known as Gwaihir [09:33] hi i m trying to register on launchpad but i do not receive a confirmation email and when i m trying to log in it say "Your page was stale." [09:36] troulouliou_dev: That usually means that your browser isn't sending a Referer header. [09:37] wgrant, ha right it is disable here thanks !! [09:38] wgrant, bugtrack is mixed for ubuntu / mint ? [09:39] troulouliou_dev: No, Mint is a separate project with a separate bug tracker [09:39] The Ubuntu bug tracker is not for Mint bugs [09:40] wgrant, ok [10:19] Hi, I just successfully packaged my source and uploaded them into Launchpad. They did get successfully built and published. The .org.tar.bz2 file is also uploaded. Now I made some changes to my source, what command should I use to repackage the source? I used "dpkg-buildpackage -sa -S", and then "dput ppa:/xxxx yyy_source.change". The problem is that the .org.tar.bz2 file will be uploaded... [10:19] ...again. It is quite annoying. What should I do to just upload the necessary files? Thanks. [10:19] Terry_Guo: -sa is the problem [10:19] -sa says to include always [10:19] -sa means "include the orig tarball always" [10:19] The only thing it does is exactly what you're asking it to not do :) [10:20] So I should just use "dpkg-buildpackage -S"?? [10:20] Yes [10:21] OK. Thank you. [10:23] I once misunderstood that "-sa" means sign my files. How silly I am. Thank you guys. [10:24] Terry_Guo: It signs by default, there are two options to stop it doing so [10:25] Yes. I am reading the manual again. === dimitern is now known as dimitern|afk === hazmat` is now known as hazmat === dpm_ is now known as dpm-uow === dpm is now known as dpm-laptop === dpm-uow is now known as dpm === BradCrittenden is now known as bac === wedgwood_away is now known as wedgwood === tasdomas is now known as tasdomas_afk [14:42] czajkowski, hi :) [14:43] ricotz: what's up [14:43] yesterday an upload of a successful build timed-out and i am fearing it will happen again with that try https://launchpad.net/~ricotz/+archive/ppa/+build/4596196 [14:44] czajkowski, wgrant seems to be aware of such an internal time-out [14:44] yes I read the scroll back [14:45] it seems to be like that now for over half an hours [14:45] and i am hoping it won't fail again === cp16net|away is now known as cp16net [14:46] czajkowski, i just wanted to point you there maybe it can be debugged somehow [14:47] ricotz: nobody is around I'm afraid right now [14:48] czajkowski, no worries, thank you [15:03] So, I updated a daily recipe, requested another build and fo this error: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/140463202/upload_466117_log.txt I'm not sure what to do at this point. [15:03] s/fo/got === dpm-laptop is now known as dpm [15:19] cjwatson: have you ever seen an error like marcoceppi is getting before? [15:19] cjwatson: sprry for ping but StevenK and wgrant are not on [15:20] czajkowski: I think I figured it out, I bumped the revision in the recipe link and it seem to have accepted that [15:21] ah ok if you'd had a ppa before and deleted it and need to reupload [15:21] you need to increase the version number [15:22] czajkowski: right, which is what these recipe things do apparently. The version was slightly cryptic but made sense after a bit more poking [15:25] czajkowski: I have very little experience with recipes, sorry [15:26] cjwatson: np thanks [15:27] czajkowski, marcoceppi, the source package itself is already present and one can't upload a new *different* tarball [15:28] the recipe created a new tarball, but that exactly revision was already uploaded to the target ppa and maybe even already built === wedgwood is now known as wedgwood_away === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [15:40] ricotz czajkowski thanks for the help/clarification === wedgwood_away is now known as wedgwood === cp16net is now known as cp16net|away === cp16net|away is now known as cp16net [16:15] losa ping? [16:23] Apparently mthaddon or mew are the guys I need. [16:23] rockstar: what's that you say? [16:23] (wedgwood=mew) [16:23] wedgwood, hello sir [16:24] I am looking to get the mailman pickle file of of the ~openstack mailing list so we can migrate away. [16:26] rockstar: Aha. I think I can do that for you. [16:27] wedgwood, the -infra team got a pickle from flacoste when he was still engineering manager, so I assume that's *way* old. :) [16:29] rockstar: I don't expect that there's anything in that file that would be considered sensitive information, but as it is a convenient list of thousands of OpenStack users' email addresses, I'd feel a bit more comfortable handing it over to one of that team's administrators [16:30] wedgwood, okay. Lemme get someone to make me an administrator. :) === tasdomas_afk is now known as tasdomas [16:43] wedgwood, the due diligence is completed and I am an admin of that team. [16:45] rockstar: OK, just sorting out some sanitization of the file. [16:45] wedgwood, okay, great. [16:59] hi [16:59] is/will launchpad be able to crosscompile & package for other distributions/systems ? === cp16net is now known as cp16net|away [17:41] rockstar: ok, that's in the mail [17:41] wedgwood, thank you kindly! [17:43] rockstar: or so I thought... === cp16net|away is now known as cp16net === tasdomas is now known as tasdomas_afk === deryck is now known as deryck[lunch] === marlinc is now known as Marlinc [19:11] So, I'm back to breaking things. Trying to request a build for a recipe and I'm getting "You have exceeded today's quota for ubuntu saucy." Is there anyway to squeak by this just one time? [19:23] marcoceppi: request the build as a different user [19:23] dobey: ah, thanks. I'll have someone else on the team do that for me [19:24] i don't know of any other way. and i've complained about the recipe build request quota a fair bit ;) === deryck[lunch] is now known as deryck [19:40] what is the current limit ? [19:40] i'll soon be trying to set up automated build for at least one of my project, so i may try quite a few [19:48] sebbu: it's like 5 per day or something small [19:49] sebbu: if you want to set up a recipe, you can use "bzr dailydeb recipe.txt" to build the source package locally, and pbuilder or sbuilder to test build it in a clean chroot [19:54] I don't have the same distribution @home [19:55] all i have is a debian7 & a win7 ^^ [19:58] sebbu: The Debian debbootstrap knows about Ubuntu. You can do it fine on a Debian system. [19:59] yeah. and if you use a service like s3 or whatever, you can spin up an ubuntu or debian instance to do it on as well [20:05] don't have any service like s3 === cp16net is now known as cp16net|away === mbarnett` is now known as mbarnett [22:53] the build time estimates are ridiculous. right after upload, said it would start building in 6 hours. an hour later, it said 7 hours. now 7 hours since upload, says 3 hours. [22:53] why even bother to have an estimate === wedgwood is now known as wedgwood_away