=== ubot5` is now known as ubot5 === FourDollars_ is now known as FourDollars === mpt_ is now known as mpt [11:49] wgrant: is there any reason why ehoovers PPA ( https://launchpad.net/~ehoover/+archive/compholio ) is almost empty for all current ubuntu releases ? I somehow doubt that he deleted all his packages. [11:54] DarkPlayer: All the packages that have been deleted from that PPA for recent releases were deleted by ehoover themselves with no reason given. [11:55] oO [11:56] See e.g. https://launchpad.net/%7Eehoover/+archive/compholio/+sourcepub/3538775/+listing-archive-extra [11:57] cjwatson: thanks for the answer, although i have now more questions than before lol [11:57] But questions for ehoover, presumably :-) [11:58] Looks like he's trying to migrate to using launchpad recipes, but hasn't quite made it work yet [11:59] yeah, but deleting all packages doesn't seem to be a reasonable way to do this lol [12:00] Certainly not a necessary way to do things. It may have been an accident. [12:15] cjwatson: i never deleted any packages in a PPA, can this be an accident or do you need to manually delete every single package ? [12:16] DarkPlayer: By "accident", I mean that perhaps he only meant to delete the failing versions and didn't intend to leave the PPA without older versions of the package. [12:17] Perhaps "misunderstanding" rather than "accident" [12:17] Anyway, I can only speculate. You should ask him [12:17] failed builds shouldn't be shown in the package list anyway ? [12:18] but thanks, i will ask him when he gets online [12:34] DarkPlayer: failed builds most certainly are, and should be, shown in the +packages view. they simply don't have published binaries, because they failed, so apt-get install won't install the failed one, but apt-get source will grab the source that failed (as it's the latest source in the PPA) === cprov-afk is now known as cprov [13:01] Builders on manual for a code upgrade [13:59] hi [13:59] http://launchpad.net/builders [13:59] what does the 'manual' status mean? [13:59] are builders having issues now? [14:00] zyga: They're being upgraded [14:00] They'll be back shortly [14:00] thanks! [14:01] \o/ === jml- is now known as jml [14:06] I am getting a OOPS error and can't get past logging in, can someone help? [14:15] I am getting an OOPS error, can someone help? [14:15] I'm not sure I'll be able to, but you should start by quoting the OOPS ID. [14:15] Since we definitely can't help without that :-) [14:16] lets giv it a shot.. the id is OOPS-f2adf2d78a898102427da4ba6d1b4168 [14:16] https://oops.canonical.com/?oopsid=OOPS-f2adf2d78a898102427da4ba6d1b4168 === Ursinha_ is now known as Ursinha [14:18] it occurs right after I hit the logon button [14:24] email = removeSecurityProxy(person.preferredemail).email [14:24] AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'email' [14:26] * cjwatson tries to work out how that can be so [14:28] it has been like that for many months, it said a report was sent to sysadmin to correct the issue [14:28] I want to submit bugs for ubuntu gnome distro, but can't [14:29] I see you have a confirmed e-mail address, but no preferred one for some reason [14:30] I don't know how that could have happened; it will need to wait until wgrant or StevenK is around, who may know how to fix this [14:31] Was this account created directly in Launchpad, or via some other service? [14:32] Which account? [14:32] launchpad signup years ago... it used to work [14:32] vWave: What's your Launchpad username? [14:33] my email address? [14:33] I /msged it to wgrant [14:33] vWave: Can you try logging in again? [14:33] sure... [14:34] woohoo it let me in [14:35] Excellent. [14:35] what happened? [14:35] thank y'all [14:36] Someone unsuspended your account incorrectly. [14:36] say whaaaaa [15:23] anyone else noticed that merge proposal diffs on lp seem to be not refreshing? [20:42] Hi guys [20:43] is there a way i can query the lists of ppa subscriptions for a user in the python library? i only can find a link to the archive but not the archive itself [20:46] basically i need a way to get the data from that link: launchpad.me.ppas_collection_link [20:54] found it, nevermind [21:45] zbenjamin: In case you found some less optimal way: you can iterate over launchpad.me.ppas [21:49] zbenjamin: Although that's a list of the PPAs that user owns, not a list of the ones they're subscribed to. launchpad.me.getArchiveSubscriptionURLs() gives the latter, but in sources.list format rather than as references to the archive objects. I'm not sure if there's a good way to get the latter. [21:55] i'm using launchpad.load(user.ppas_collection_link) [21:55] cjwatson: ^ [21:55] i'm checking the other one out thank you [22:00] Thought you might have gone for that. It'll kind of work, but it's much more cumbersome.