[05:43] daker: you able to resolve that dependency ? [05:44] were* [09:30] mihir: not yet [09:35] daker: okay no issues :) [09:36] i am having another issue :D http://paste.ubuntu.com/7365130/ [09:40] daker: ohhh, i was trying to setup and was thinking to resolve some small bugs to start working on websites [09:40] but will have to setup this first [09:40] ya [09:41] mihir: btw are you behind a server ? [09:41] daker: didn't get you.. [09:42] i mean in your network do you have a server that can block/filter urls/ports ? [09:42] firewall... [09:43] Nope [09:43] nothing is blocking [09:43] ok [18:19] slangasek: would you be able to help me create an upstart job for a small go binary? [18:20] I need to charm it, and having an easy way to start/stop it as a service will help [18:20] mhall119: I did an upstart job for the communitycast-server charm, maybe I can give you a hand? [18:21] jose: sure! [18:21] jose: https://github.com/bigkevmcd/go-pronto is the go program, it'll look for a yaml config file somewhere on the filesystem [18:22] let me check [18:22] you should be able to "go get github.com/bigkevmcd/go-pronto" into a directory and it'll retrieve and build it [18:22] have you already charmed some of it? [18:22] jose: just started on a charm for it [18:22] got it [18:22] let me put what I've got in a branch [18:23] also, if we could move this to #juju it'd be awesome [19:36] mhall119: happy to review any upstart jobs you come up with fwiw; I certainly don't expect there to be any go-specific problems with an upstart job [20:06] slangasek: thanks, jose has shown me how simple they are so I think I'm good [20:06] ok :) [20:07] yes they are simple [20:07] unlike these summit test cases, which have me stymied