=== jamesh_ is now known as jamesh [08:05] How can I become a maintainer of the Launchpad package I'm developing (upstream)? https://launchpad.net/pitivi [08:06] I want to mark as won't fix bugs like https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pitivi/+bug/594658 (0.13 and 0.15 are not supported anymore as large parts of the app have been refactored) [08:06] Launchpad bug 594658 in pitivi (Ubuntu) "clips cannot be imported if gstreamer cannot find all necessary plugins" [Undecided,New] [08:07] aleb: Those bugs are in the pitivi package in Ubuntu, not the upstream Pitivi project. You need to be a member of ~ubuntu-bugcontrol (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugControl) to set an Ubuntu bug to Won't Fix. [08:39] I'd suggest hanging out with the Ubuntu Bug Squad as well, since plenty of them are members of ~ubuntu-bugcontrol and can help changing bug statuses. They're in #ubuntu-bugs on this very same network. [10:04] What's the difference between https://launchpad.net/pitivi and https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pitivi ? - as a Pitivi developer with some interest in helping Ubuntu, which one should I care about? [10:15] aleb: the first is about the upstream project, the second about the Ubuntu package of it; of course bugs filed against the Ubuntu package might be bugs not in the packaging itself but bugs in the software (upstream), so it probably would be best to check both [11:11] May I have my personal PPAs (~racb) armhf enabled, please? [11:12] I use an ARM Chromebook and it's a pain to get modified package builds on it some other way. [12:49] launchpad.net seems down [12:49] MannerMan: when? [12:50] stxaBe: right now [12:50] stxaBe, now :-) [12:50] its back! [12:50] * stxaBe checking [12:50] affirmative [13:11] how long does it take to fully delete a PPA once i have clicked deleted? seems to be hanging around a while... [13:17] Durzo: Usually 10-30 minutes. [13:17] kthx [15:04] are you performing maintenance right now? [15:05] no but there's some kind of datacentre packet loss problem, sysadmins are aware [15:22] Greetings. Is anyone from Launchpad support active in this channel? [15:22] rdf: just ask your question, don't ask to ask. [15:23] rdf: if it's about launchpad being "down" though, there are some network problems that sysadmins are working on [15:23] No, it's about a support ticket I put in a couple of weeks ago that seems to have been forgotten [15:23] on gaining access to a username that appears to have been abandoned for the last 6 years [15:24] hi [15:24] Hi! [15:24] rdf: oh, then i think you will have to just be patient [15:25] rdf: you opened a question on answers.launchpad.net/launchpad right? [15:25] Umm, no. I contacted support [15:26] anyone familiar with bzr/lp interaction could help with this please :) : % bzr lp-propose lp:~adri2000/neutron/juno-rename-fixes [15:26] bzr: ERROR: Not a branch: "bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~adri2000/neutron/juno-rename-fixes/". [15:26] rdf: how exactly? [15:26] rdf: What was the ticket ID? [15:27] Adri2000: That branch doesn't exist. You need to push it before you can propose it. [15:27] 00066498 [15:28] wgrant, exact email subject reads: Re:Other:No.00066498 [ ref:_00D20145O._500D0bdrGQ:ref ] [15:29] rdf: I don't know where you sent that email, but that looks nothing like any of our support systems. [15:29] yeah that is very weird [15:29] Which address did you use? [15:29] https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad or feedback@launchpad.net are the places to go [15:29] I sent it though launchpad, and received that email from noreply@canonical.com [15:30] How did you send it? [15:30] rich.fleming@gmail.com [15:30] Not which address, but how? [15:30] umm [15:31] https://forms.canonical.com/sso-support/ [15:31] that is not launchpad support [15:32] i wonder how you even managed to get to that page :) [15:33] Contact Support at the bottom of the page when logged off [15:33] SSO support [15:33] * rdf facepalms [15:33] no wonder [15:33] explains why they told me to delete the account or merge it :) [15:34] Alright... what's the correct way to ask for the nick on an abandoned account? [15:34] err username [15:34] if you were told that, it's also not "no reply for the last 2 weeks and forgotten about" :) [15:35] rdf: 11:27 < wgrant> https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad or feedback@launchpad.net are the places to go [15:35] got it [15:35] also, is there a restriction on 3 character usernames? [15:36] I was giving up on using one name, and decided to use rdf, but was told it was blocked. [15:36] No. [15:37] there is no rdf user currently [15:37] The name 'rdf' has been blocked by the Launchpad administrators. Contact Launchpad Support if you want to use this name. [15:37] but maybe "rdf" is in a blacklist, because it conflicts with a certain standard or something [15:38] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_Description_Framework [15:39] doesn't look like I'll be able to use that name then :) [15:40] anyway, you cana use any username that's not already taken, or blocked, and you can change your "username" anytime later to anything that's not already taken, or blocked, as well [15:43] wgrant: got it, thanks [15:44] (I thought it'd create and push on its own) [15:54] dobey, wgrant: thanks for setting me straight. [15:54] I've posted my question on answers.launchpad.net with question #247578 [15:56] rdf: Done. === rdf is now known as RFleming [15:56] Thanks! :) [15:57] wgrant, out of curiosity, is RDF blocked for the reason dobey stated above, for Resource Description Framework? [15:58] RFleming: It is. [15:59] makes sense. Thanks for RFleming, I doubt rdf would have been permitted :) [16:28] May I have my personal PPAs (~racb) armhf enabled, please? I use an ARM Chromebook and it's a pain to get modified package builds on it some other way. === pmciano is now known as pmciano-JavaTime [18:18] I have a bit of an annoyance with the website. There's an invisible help frame in the top-left section of the page (around 580 pixels by 280 pixels). In Chromium, right-clicking in that area brings up the context menu for that page, and not what's underneath it (say, a link). This makes it a little harder to open links in a new tab === pmciano-JavaTime is now known as pmciano [18:24] huh? [18:25] oh it's from yui [18:26] saiarcot895: i guess you could adblock that frame, to work around chromium apparently doing the wrong thing [18:28] dobey: ok, I added an adblock rule for the frame. [18:28] dobey: works fine now, thanks [18:29] saiarcot895: it seems chromium is deciding to prefer display: block; over the visibility: hidden; from the css [18:30] dobey: strange. I thought visibility:hidden would mean there would be no effects triggered or anything [18:31] saiarcot895: it might be a bug in new chromium (>= 34) === igitoor_ is now known as igitoor === elopio_ is now known as elopio [22:03] hey, any admin around? i need some assistance to remove some projects etc :) [22:03] it's not just one thing, so i'd rather go through it with somebody when they pop up :)