[02:23] hi, I'm trying to download bzr to my Slackware system. I go to http://wiki.bazaar.canonical.com/Download, click Slackware, and it tells me to download the last version in http://bazaar-vcs.org/Download, but that goes back to http://wiki.bazaar.canonical.com/Download [02:23] is there a slackware package? === thumper is now known as thumper-afk === mthaddon` is now known as mthaddon === rvba` is now known as rvba === jam1 is now known as jam === Guest46086 is now known as jpds [09:46] jelmer: ping about bzr and udd in particular. We're having a bug right now and I'm trying to remember how everything is set up. poke for vila if he shows up as well. [09:47] mgz: ^^ [09:49] hi jam [09:50] jelmer: wasn't sure if you'd be on IRC around this time. :) [09:50] apparently someone rejected the package importers write access, so a bunch of packages were failing. They fixed that so I requeued the packages. [09:50] jam: I'm not too familiar with udd, mostly just with the bzr-builddeb side of things [09:50] Now they seem to be failing with: http://package-import.ubuntu.com/status/xserver-xorg-video-intel.html#2013-07-15%2009:34:58.867732 [09:50] and I'm trying to remember where stuff like the shared repo is to go clean it up [09:51] jam: I'm not sure about that [09:52] jelmer: no problem, I think Vila is the best person to ask, but he's not on IRC right now. [09:52] mgz might be another good candidate? [09:54] yeah, I saw the mail but have no good ideas [09:55] maybe james_w ? [09:55] mgz: well I requeued the original bits, this is a new failure after the requeue [09:55] mgz: also, hi :-) [09:55] jam: by cleanup, what do you mean? requeue? remove partial imports? [09:55] I have the feeling something managed to commit/pull garbage data that needs to be removed. [09:55] remove the shared repo and rerun the import I think? IIRC that was the main way to work around these [09:56] mgz: it is failing to commit because of "missing chk nodes" ,which makes me think something already put data in there with missing nodes and we are just detecting now on every commit. [09:56] but I don't know where that repo is [09:56] jelmer: right, but where is it? :) [09:56] okay, so the repos are all somewhere obvious enough, don't have the path memorised but it's under /srv/package-import somewhere [09:59] mgz: well I know where the 'new' directory is, but I don't know where the actual content is stored. And searching is a bit slow because of the dirs with 1000s of subdirs in them. [13:02] hi [13:02] hi all [13:02] looking for some help in bazaar [13:07] hi aviiiii [13:08] hi jelmer [13:08] looking for some help mate. I have a bazaar repo, lets call it 'foo'. Under foo repo I have a directory, lets call it projects. so, I want to create a separate bazaar repo with only porjects directory & I want to retain the log too. I mean to say, everything that is related to project folder present in log file, should be available with this new repo. Hope I am clear. Thank you in advance :) [13:31] jam: the local repo is created afresh for each import attempt [13:32] jam: so any bad data should probably be coming from the LP repo [13:32] james_w: would there be a cache that might get left behind? [13:32] jam: I don't think so [13:32] It is certainly possible, but surprising to see >10 repos fail for the same reos.n [13:32] reason [13:32] yeah