[03:26] hi all [11:00] hi. I think launchpad javascript is somewhat not working right (13.10 64bit, Seamonkey) [11:01] it uses much of CPU time, when (slowly) scrolling page [11:02] or it is something locally, hmm [16:17] Hi! How can I upload a package to a PPA? [16:17] I'm trying to use "dput ppa:tomasz-kontusz/nix ../nix_1.7_source.changes" but I can't see anything happening after the upload (no build info etc.) [16:18] (no errors, either) [17:36] ktosiek: If Launchpad can't identify that you the one who uploaded it, it won't e-mail you. [17:36] ktosiek: So if the key you used to sign the package isn't registered to your account, you probably won't get any errors back. [17:37] ktosiek: (or if you didn't sign it at all) [17:37] so, anyone can upload a package if it's signed by a registered key? [17:37] it refuses to receive unsigned packages AFAIK [17:38] ktosiek: Ah, yes, unsigned packages might get rejected straight away. I forgot about that. [17:38] ktosiek: But yes, anyone can upload as long as its signed by a valid key. [17:38] ktosiek: Valid, registered key. [17:48] Unsigned uploads are discarded without any notification to anyone to avoid this being used to mailbomb people, yes. [17:52] cjwatson: Don't you get an error back from the ftp server for unsigned uploads? [17:53] Nope. Just checked. [17:54] dput will (by default) refuse to upload them, though. [17:55] Indeed, you don't because otherwise you could arrange to mailbomb anyone. [19:50] how can I get the most launchpad-like build environment? I just got a failing build because of -Werror >_> [19:52] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SimpleSbuild is pretty close. [19:55] is it using the same CXXFLAGS etc.? === ryanakca_ is now known as ryanakca [20:09] ktosiek: that's largely up to your package's debian/rules [20:10] but all that sort of thing should indeed match [20:10] hmm, ok. Can I access the images launchpad uses for build machines? [20:11] yes, the sbuild-launchpad-chroot package (new in trusty) automates that [20:12] failing that you can get the URLs from the API, or (not really meant for browsing, so ugly) https://api.launchpad.net/devel/ubuntu/trusty/amd64 etc. [20:12] however, I don't bother most of the time, the chroots mk-sbuild constructs are generally perfectly adequate [20:13] oh yes, sbuild-launchpad-chroot is what I needed [20:14] is it packaged for saucy somewhere? [20:14] no idea [20:14] honestly, you should just use mk-sbuild [20:14] for the sort of problem you're describing it will be entirely sufficient [20:14] mk-sbuild as described on the SimpleSbuild wiki page, that is [20:16] it's a longish page but it's almost all setup, once it's in place it's single-command stuff