=== alexlist` is now known as alexlist === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === maxb_ is now known as maxb === TRB143_ is now known as TRB143 === mthaddon` is now known as mthaddon === lan3y is now known as Laney === tasdomas_afk is now known as tasdomas === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === davmor2_ is now known as davmor2 [12:20] so ... I kept tracking the downloads of LibreOffice 4.1.0 from the ppa and it was trending nicely towards 26.000 downloads per day most of the time. 20 hours in it was a 22.000 downloads and right on track. But now somehow the number got halfed to ~13600. [12:21] I can except downloads going slow, but negative download counts are countering my model of reality. Any hints? [12:21] is the ppastats.py thingie known to be unreliable? [12:23] wgrant: StevenK ^ [12:23] Sweetsha1k: I don't know what ppastats.py is [12:24] But I suspect that it is a Launchpad API client, and it is buggy. [12:24] The Launchpad PPA download stats API does not return negative numbers. [12:25] wgrant: no, I dont get negative numbers. just download numbers that are smaller than before ;) [12:25] What is this script? [12:25] wgrant: https://webupd8.googlecode.com/files/ppastats.py [12:27] Sweetsha1k: Are you sure it's not just because you removed or superseded some packages? [12:28] The API isn't buggy in a way that would cause that to happen. [12:30] wgrant: yes. Im looking at the download count of libreoffice-common_4.1.0-0ubuntu1~raring1~ppa1 -- its been put there yesterday at 1200UTC, was around ~16000 downloads at 1000UTC today and is at 8300 at 1200UTC today. [12:30] Do you have script output that demonstrates that? [12:31] wgrant: And one does not simply walk a libreoffice packaging into Mordor ... eh, upload it to a ppa. [12:31] Hhe [12:33] wgrant: unfortunately not. But I have been watching this the whole time and calculated the trend, which was pretty constant for the first 20 hours. [12:33] Sweetsha1k: Which PPA? [12:34] wgrant: could it be that this adds numbers from multiple mirrors and one dropped of/rebooted/whatever? [12:34] Sweetsha1k: No [12:34] We don't have mulitple mirrors for PPAs [12:34] https://launchpad.net/~libreoffice/+archive/ppa/ [12:34] It could possibly skip some downloads, but it cannot retroactively forget them [12:35] one special thing is that the binaries are copied in there, not build in the ppa. (doing otherwise would be extremely painful for the users) [12:40] Sweetsha1k: What's the value now? [12:41] whops -- the 16000 number was for precise. So at 0800UTC today it was roughly 16000 precise, 6000 raring (=22000 total). Now its 8391 (precise) and 5307 (raring). [12:42] Sweetsha1k: it's never simple is it :) [12:43] czajkowski: ;) [12:44] czajkowski: hey, I just survived another LibreOffice major release. Each costs me 5 years of my life. I should consider becoming a vampire. [12:56] Sweetsha1k: Nothing is obviously wrong. If you see it go backwards again, let me know and I'll be able to debug more deeply. [12:58] wgrant: willdo. I have a crobjob on it now -- so next time I should be able to give you a 15 minutes timeframe of when it happened. [13:02] wgrant: so Im not sure about the raring number having gone backwards, but the precise number certainly did -- and I find the 16000 => ~8000 looks suspiciously like a integer overflow. OTOH there are other packages with a 50000 download count in that ppa. [13:46] Sweetsha1k: Heh, we don't use signed 16-bit integers anywhere :) [14:19] wgrant: thats what everybody says! === tasdomas_afk is now known as tasdomas === tasdomas_afk is now known as tasdomas === rockstar` is now known as rockstar === tasdomas is now known as tasdomas_afk === Sweetsha1k is now known as Sweetshark [16:55] Who would be the losa on duty right now? [16:55] rockstar: To do what ... ? [16:55] StevenK, I need a mailman pickle export. [16:57] rockstar: wassup? [16:57] rockstar: a what? [16:58] lamont, heh. Are you doing losa stuff now? [16:58] for about 5 weeks more, then we rotate [16:58] I just need the pickle file from a launchpad mailing list. [16:58] what are you trying to accomplish? [16:59] not just because I'd neeed to change the passwords for that mailing list (assuming you aren't the admin) [17:00] lamont, I am an admin for the group, but I recall it needing to be sterilized last time too. [17:00] lamont, I'm migrating ~openstack to lists.openstack.org - I received a pickle a few months ago for testing, and now we're ready to pull the trigger. [17:01] ah, that makes sense. can you throw something at rt for at least tracking etc? [17:02] (mail to rt@ubuntu.com, that is) [17:02] lamont, okay. [17:02] deadline if any, etc, etc would be good [17:10] lamont, the deadline is ASAP, though I didn't put that in the RT (sorry) [17:13] rockstar: love ASAP deadlines on a Friday :) [17:13] czajkowski, I did it on a Friday specifically because it would mean low traffic on the list. [17:13] …and last time, it only took about 90 minutes with losa interruption, so I didn't think much of it. [17:13] ah [17:14] Of course, I didn't have to submit an RT last time either. [17:15] rockstar: it's more a function of some other ongoing stuff that's chewing up a bunch of webops time today, crossed with the approaching EOW. [17:15] lamont, right. I guess my expectations were managed based on previous experiences. [17:15] meh [17:15] don't make me come over there... :D [17:16] heh [17:31] rockstar: openstack list, yes? [17:31] lamont, right, attached to the ~openstack group === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk