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jfiHi, according to https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/trusty/psensor/trusty, lp:ubuntu/psensor is supposed to be the one used for trusty. BTW the content of the bzr branch does not correspond. It contains psensor 0.6.x while trusty is psensor 0.8.0.3, see http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/trusty/psensor/trusty/view/head:/debian/changelog and the same file in: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+source/psensor/0.8.0.3-1ubu06:58
jfintu1/+files/psensor_0.8.0.3-1ubuntu1.debian.tar.gz06:58
jfiwhat did I miss? :(06:58
jfiI would like to branch the trusty branch to push a ftbfs fix, but I fail finding where it is07:01
jfiindeed if I do a bzr branch lp:ubuntu/psensor I get the 0.6.x which does not correspond to what is in trusty07:05
AndreasRgreetings!07:06
AndreasRthere seems to be a problem with IPv6 and launchpad - with IPv6 enabled I can not apt-get update (error: (E: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.)I contacted the owner of the account and he confirms it seems to be related to launchpad's servers07:07
AndreasRanyone in the mood to help? :)07:07
wgrantAndreasR: Launchpad doesn't have IPv6 connectivity yet. IPv6-only servers are not supported as Launchpad clients today.07:07
AndreasRah ah - that makes sense07:08
AndreasRis there a command line flag for apt to use ipv4 only?07:08
wgrantAndreasR: apt won't try to use IPv6 to connect to Launchpad, as there's no AAAAs in DNS. What's the full text of the error message from apt-get update?07:09
AndreasRW: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/mamarley/quassel/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/source/Sources  404  Not Found [IP: 2001:4d78:500:1::1 80]07:10
AndreasRwhich (oddly) is my own IPv6 address07:10
wgrantAndreasR: Your DNS or proxy setup is broken.07:10
wgrantppa.launchpad.net has no AAAA, so it shouldn't get anything07:10
wgrantLet alone your own :)07:10
AndreasR?!?!?!?!07:11
AndreasRoh my07:11
AndreasRthanks - will check what this is07:12
wgrantjfi: I've hopefully fixed the psensor bzr import, and I'm watching it bring itself up to date.07:25
wgrantIt'll be maybe another 20 minutes, though07:25
wgrantjfi: You can always use apt-get source instead of bzr, though07:25
jfiwgrant, Oo, it was due to my fault? Something wrong that I did in the past? (I have probably provided most of the update of lp:ubuntu/psensor)07:26
jfiwgrant, yes, I did the debdiff for the ftbfs with apt-get source, just wanted to do it in bzr to speedup the push07:27
jfibtw thanks07:27
wgrantjfi: Yeah, your 0.6.2.19 branch back in quantal didn't use bzr merge-upstream, so the history isn't compatible with the importer.07:28
wgrantCurrently working through raring, so nearly there.07:28
jfiok, I will try to remember to use it in the future, sorry about that07:33
wgrantjfi: Should be up to date now. You'll want a fresh branch.07:34
jfiwgrant, yes, get it. Thanks.07:35
wgrantnp07:35
n00bnoxiousHi is there someone who can help me with an issue sending a Qt project to Launchpad?08:33
n00bnoxiousEvery time I get "Can't exec "qmake": No such file or directory"08:34
cjwatsonYou're missing a Build-Depends.  Where's the build log so that we can advise in detail?08:34
n00bnoxioushttps://launchpadlibrarian.net/172186814/buildlog_ubuntu-precise-amd64.hirocoin_0.8.6.1-2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz08:34
n00bnoxiousI have qt4-dev-tools. Do I also need qtchooser?08:34
cjwatsonYou need qt4-qmake08:36
n00bnoxiousI tried that and it said it could not find the package. I'll try again now. Thanks, I'll let you know how it turns out :)08:36
cjwatsonThis has nothing really to do with Launchpad; you can reproduce exactly the same thing locally with sbuild.08:36
cjwatson(Or pbuilder.)08:37
cjwatsonqt4-qmake is definitely available in precise.08:37
n00bnoxiousOk thank you. This is the first time I've used launchpad, so still getting used to the process!08:37
n00bnoxiousThank you very much.08:37
cjwatsonBy the way, you really shouldn't be build-depending on lots of run-time libraries08:37
n00bnoxiousYeah I guessed I messed up that stage. I followed a guide online.08:37
cjwatsonNormally Build-Depends contains -dev packages, not runtimes08:37
n00bnoxiousAha I thought it should...08:37
cjwatsonAnd you probably don't actually need to micromanage the set of X libraries that are installed08:38
n00bnoxiousI'll start from scratch.08:38
n00bnoxiousHow would I find the pseudo-package for them?08:38
cjwatsonUsually Build-Depends roughly corresponds to the set of tools you're using at build time, the set of #includes you're using, and the set of libraries you link against08:38
cjwatsonSo start from that08:38
n00bnoxiousThank you08:38
cjwatsonGenerally it's good practice to build-depend on exactly the things your source code has a direct dependency on, no more no less08:39
cjwatson(Though of course there are occasionally practical reasons to do otherwise)08:39
n00bnoxiousYes that makes a lot of sense08:39
n00bnoxiousAbsolutely08:39
cjwatsonGood luck :)08:40
n00bnoxiousIf  I run dpkg-depcheck on make will that show me all the build-depends?08:40
n00bnoxiousThere is no configure file in the project08:40
cjwatsondpkg-depcheck is sometimes useful but it's quite a crude tool08:40
n00bnoxiousAh ok. Thanks.08:40
cjwatsonI mean, it's a neat idea, but it'll normally show far too much08:41
cjwatsonThough -m might help08:41
n00bnoxiousAh I see. I'm actually just maintaining the PPA for a dev team, so I'm not 100% sure on what's necessary to include in build-depends. I'll try your suggestions :)08:41
cjwatsonIf it's using qmake then there should be a .pro file or something like that08:41
n00bnoxiousYes there is08:42
n00bnoxiousAh I see08:42
n00bnoxiousAll the LIBS+= lines08:42
n00bnoxiousThat's very helpful!08:42
cjwatson(disclaimer: very much not a qmake expert ...)08:43
n00bnoxious@cjwatson: Looks like that's compiling now, and I've stripped the libs down to the bare minimum. Thanks so much for your help!10:34
cjwatsonYou're welcome10:35
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j0llyhello * i'm bit confused on how to manage code in launchpad, i hope somebody can point me on the right direction:15:09
j0lly i have a launchpad account set up as of ubuntu docs15:10
j0llyi would like to "fork" some project of other people..15:11
j0llyi can see the ppa of the user (team in this case) and the "+archive "15:12
j0llyhow can i copy some of those packages in one of my ppa and start working on it with bzr locally?15:13
dobeyPPAs are not repositories of source15:18
dobeyyou can't "fork" a PPA or twiddle it with bzr15:18
n00bnoxiousYes, you can download all the files that you need to manage a source repo though...15:19
n00bnoxiousThen push them using dput to your own repo after making changes.15:19
dobeyno, you can not15:19
dobeyyou can download the source package, make changes, make a new source package, and upload it to a different PPA, sure15:20
dobeybut that has nothing to do with managing a source repo15:20
dobeythere is no VCS in that process15:20
dobeyj0lly: what exactly is it that you want to do?15:23
j0llyi know i'm bit confuset, i try to explain more cleanly15:25
j0llywhat i exactly want to do is start to work on some packages from a particular ppa15:26
j0llyon a team on launchpad15:26
dobeyyou want to change the packages, or you want to change the source of what is being packaged?15:26
j0llyas i'm new i would like to start forking them on my ppa (if is it correct) and work locally, then push to my ppa.. if all go well i would like to submit to the team where the package is hosted15:28
dobeyanyway, you should probably talk to the owner of the PPA to ask about how to contribute to the software hosted in that PPA15:28
j0llyyes i would like to make some changes (in my fist particular case i would like to update from the upstream source )15:29
dobeywe can't really tell you in here how specific people or teams prefer to manage their projects15:29
j0llydobey, surely i have to, but i thought it was a simple way to fork  it just in order to practice on patching, updating and committing15:29
dobeyno. as i said, you do not fork, patch, or commit to PPAs15:30
dobeythey are PPAs, not branches15:30
j0llyOK that sound illumiating :P15:30
dobeyanyway, i have to go now15:31
j0llyso ppa are just "repository" i can download the source, but i cant branch it15:31
j0llyok, well thanks15:31
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brainwashcan launchpad comments be deleted? I accidentally added a comment to the wrong report (too many tabs)17:44
dobeythey can be hidden17:44
dobeyi think you should see the "Hide this comment" link at the bottom of your comment, if it's *your* comment17:45
brainwashoh, thanks for the hint17:46
brainwashlast time I've tried that it simply did not work17:46
brainwashmonths ago17:46
brainwashnow it did work :)17:47
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Z_Godit seems the repositories on the launchpad build servers are not up to date20:20
Z_GodI'm trying to build a new xorg-server which depends on the saucy enablement stack, but the build fails, because the other packages are not there20:20
Z_Godhttps://launchpadlibrarian.net/172272671/buildlog_ubuntu-precise-amd64.xorg-server-lts-saucy_2%3A1.14.5-1ubuntu2~saucy1~precise2ppa1~precise1_MANUALDEPWAIT.txt.gz20:21
Z_Godthe build gets the status "Dependency wait"20:21
Z_Godcould I solve this myself somehow?20:21
dobeythe builders are using the same archive as the rest of the world20:23
dobeytest your build locally in sbuild/pbuilder20:23
Z_Godbut it's obviously missing a dependency that's from ubuntu itself20:25
Z_Godapt-cache show it's in the main repository20:25
Z_Godshows*20:26
Z_Goddobey: it works locally20:30
dobeyunder sbuild?20:31
mordredwgrant: ping20:32
Z_Goddobey: ah I think I see it already, these packages are in precise-updates20:39
Z_Goddoes that mean I should specify that as the distro to build against?20:39
dobeyno20:41
Z_Godyou know whether it is possible to build against precise-updates on launchpad?20:43
dobeyprecise-updates is part of precise20:43
dobeyso it should be looking at -updates too, not sure why it wouldn't be20:44
dobeyas a workaround, you should be able to copy the packages from -updates to your PPA on launchpad20:45
zonovromanHello everyone. I have one problem. Sometime ago I set as a maintainers my team (I thank) - "zTeam" team. But there is two teams with one name and in fact I gave all permissions to second, not mine, team. How I can chng maintainer?20:48
zonovroman*change20:48
dobeymaintainer on your project?20:49
zonovromanYes.20:50
zonovromandobey, I am author, but set as maintainer not my team.20:51
dobeywhat project?20:51
dpmlp:zbird20:51
zonovromanThnk you, dpm.20:51
zonovromanIn fact, there are 5 projects with that setting...)20:52
dobeycan you not change the maintainer team to the right one?20:52
zonovromanI can't20:53
zonovromanI tried to change "Sharing", but Launchpad tell me: "Permission launchpad.Edit required on <security proxied lp.registry.model.product.Product instance at 0x2b82778b7e10>."20:54
dobeyi think you need to ask a question on https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad20:54
zonovromanProblem in what: this is the last day of Showdown, but in average one ticket to be solved in ~1 week. Too long.20:56
dpmzonovroman, when you go to https://launchpad.net/zbird - do you get a small "Edit" icon next to the maintainer's name?21:00
zonovromandpm, no, there is no icon or text.21:01
dpmzonovroman, you can try to contact the zTeam to set you as the maintainer for zbird: https://launchpad.net/~zteam/+members#active21:04
zonovromandpm, he did nothing and I'm not sure, that he will answer me today(UTC+4, Saint-Petersburg, 01:00).21:05
dpmyou can always try21:06
dpmotherwise, you'll need to find a Launchpad admin to do that for you (i.e. change maintainer)21:07
dpmbut in any case, this shouldn't you preventing pushing to your branch as I showed you on #ubuntu-app-devel21:07
dobeylike i said, you need to ask a question against launchpad21:08
zonovromanThank you for advices. I'll do it.21:08
Z_Goddobey: seems the packages were for precise-proposed and maybe I got them through backports21:09
Z_GodI'm uploading another copy to my PPA now, thanks a lot for all the help!21:10
basketballWhy is my bug #1303230 still undecided22:21
ubot5bug 1303230 in linux (Ubuntu) "hp office jet 100 mobile printer will not show up in printer list and a bunch of errors when i connect printer and run tail -f /var/log/syslog" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130323022:21
wgrantmordred: Hi23:43
mordredwgrant: hey! I was pinging to see what lp's status on SSL was23:49
mordredspecifically, did you need to update, did you, and if you did, did you cycle cert yet?23:49
wgrantmordred: Yes, yes, and the certs are all rekeyed.23:50
mordredwgrant: awesome. thank you!23:50
mordredwgrant: and thank you for being, you know, on top of things23:50
* mordred looks askance at other people23:50
wgrant:)23:51

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