[01:32] <Crimson_Rogue> hello. I'm running ubuntu 13.10. I'm having an issue with ubuntu one. it's hanging on "Getting information, please wait..." are there any fixes/patches for this?
[19:46] <Pando> hello. does anyone here know the ubuntuone storage protocol ? the one at https://code.launchpad.net/ubuntuone-storage-protocol
[19:46] <Pando> I'm building a simple client to communicate with the u1 server, but I have trouble with using the protocol.
[19:47] <Pando> I try to connect to fs-1.one.ubuntu.com on port 443 with ssl, on connection, the server sends me "3 ubuntu one storage server revision 68.\r\n", that's fine
[19:47] <Pando> but whatever I send to it, it never responds. I'm using the protobuf that is in the repository
[19:48] <Pando> even simple messages like a protocol's ping
[19:48] <Pando> I find it strange. does the connection have to start with a specific message ?
[19:49] <Pando> any help is appreciated :) also, I don't know if that's ok, but the samples' ping_client tries to connect to an amazon IP that is not reachable, so it doesn't work...
[22:46] <dobey> Pando: i'm pretty sure you need to authenticate before doing anything else. i also wouldn't advise writing a client using ubuntuone-storage-protocol now. you should use the files REST API instead, depending on what you're trying to do exactly
[23:37] <Pando> dobey < well, it's for a project where I *need* to have features the internal api provides, but not the rest api
[23:37] <Pando> like range download, partial upload and notifications when changes are made
[23:38] <Pando> I could use the ubuntuone already-made classes, but everything uses Twisted and I'd like to keep it lightweight, so I avoid having a twisted depandancy as much as possible
[23:40] <Pando> why shouldn't we use the storage procotol ? is it going to change soon ?
[23:47] <dobey> no, it's not going to change soon. but it's in maintenance mode, and the direction of ubuntu development is toward qt/qml/phone/tablet/converged stuff, so it doesn't really fit well within that realm as it is.
[23:47] <dobey> any reason you wouldn't just use the existing ubuntuone-syncdaemon if you need all that?
[23:48] <dobey> there is a dbus API for the syncdaemon