=== Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [05:48] Hi wgrant_! [05:49] christiank: Hi. Can you please email sso-support@canonical.com with details of your problem? I'm sorting out the form you tried to use, but in the meantime that address goes to the right people. === wgrant_ is now known as wgrant [05:50] Thanks, I will do that [06:00] wgrant: I have sent them that email and got an automated reply that tells me they have received my email. [06:01] christiank: Ticket 46241? [06:01] Exactly [06:01] It's now in the right place. [06:01] Brilliant! Many thanks!!! [06:02] Sorry for the mess. That support form has some mysteries behind it... [06:02] Apology accepted :-) [07:37] Hi, I try to use https://code.launchpad.net/~fourdollars/betaradio/trunk/+new-recipe but it always returns 'Timeour error' to me. [07:37] Is there any way to fix this problem? [07:40] FourDollars: It's impossible to diagnose a timeout without the OOPS ID that was displayed on the timeout page. [07:40] wgrant (Error ID: OOPS-9c7f46b54492a7a0a50b6091f931dfac) [07:41] https://oops.canonical.com/?oopsid=OOPS-9c7f46b54492a7a0a50b6091f931dfac [07:41] It looks like https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/1201984. [07:41] Ubuntu bug 1201984 in Launchpad itself "SourcePackageRecipe:+index and Archive:+copy-packages time out when there are many potential target PPAs" [Critical,In progress] [07:42] It's probably that one, yes. [07:44] FourDollars: It's because you have upload privileges to so many PPAs. Someone without so many PPAs can create the recipe for you, or you can use the createRecipe API call. [07:46] wgrant: OK. I see. Thanks for your information. [13:22] Hi, all. I was on here yesterday and was asking for help with pushing some packages for the first time to a PPA I've created. [13:22] I was on Debian at the time, but have since installed Ubuntu 14.04 onto that system and am trying to push but still getting rejected. [13:22] Anybody able to give me a little help on this? [13:22] sure [13:22] ssup [13:23] whats the error? [13:39] shadeslayer: Sorry, was AFK after I posted. [13:39] ok :) [13:39] So I have a Ubuntu system built and pushing to "ppa:mcpierce/qpid-proton" works. But the packages are still getting rejected. [13:40] So I'm trying to force a rebuild on that machien but don't see the packages rebuilding. [13:40] So I'm now ensuring all build prereqs are installed. [13:40] The error I saw, though, was "Files specified in DSC are broken or missing, skipping package unpack verification." [13:40] So I'm assuming tha tmeans my rebuild attempt failed. [13:43] how did you generate the changes file? [13:43] is the source you're uploading in Ubuntu already? [13:44] mcpierce: You missed the first error [13:44] 2014-06-26 00:26:12 DEBUG Rejected: [13:44] 2014-06-26 00:26:12 DEBUG Unable to find uredir_1.0.0.orig.tar.gz in upload or distribution. [13:44] 2014-06-26 00:26:12 DEBUG Files specified in DSC are broken or missing, skipping package unpack verification. [13:44] "Unable to find uredir_1.0.0.orig.tar.gz in upload or distribution." [13:44] ^^ [13:44] so orig tar is missing [13:44] You need to tell debuild to include the orig.tar.gz, usually with the -sa option [13:44] wgrant: What's uredir? That's not my package. [13:44] yep [13:45] so eg. "debuild -S -sa" rather than "debuild -S" [13:45] wgrant: Oh, example output. kk [13:45] What's "-sa"? [13:45] include orig tar [13:45] kk [13:45] see man debuild [13:45] It probably expands to "source all", but yeah, it just means to include the orig tarball [13:46] It's the opposite of -sd, which just includes the Debian bits. [13:46] yep [13:46] Indeed, I pasted the wrong bit, but same error: [13:46] 2014-06-27 13:16:13 DEBUG Rejected: [13:46] 2014-06-27 13:16:13 DEBUG Unable to find qpid-proton_0.7.orig.tar.gz in upload or distribution. [13:46] 2014-06-27 13:16:13 DEBUG Files specified in DSC are broken or missing, skipping package unpack verification. [13:46] wgrant: Cool, thanks. Once the install finishes I'll git it another shot. [13:47] looks like the stuff in debian/ is wrong [13:47] dobey: Hm? [13:48] wgrant: mismatch of Source in debian/control and debian/changelog or against the actual tarball name, for example [13:48] dobey: Hardly [13:48] It's just a missing -sa [13:48] oh i meant for the uredir vs qpid [13:48] Oh [13:49] No, that one I just pasted the wrong bit of the log. [13:49] ah ok [13:51] wgrant: So my package stuff is okay? You're not seeing something wrong in there? [13:51] How do I force the package to full rebuild all sources? [13:51] mcpierce: How did you build the package originally? [13:52] debuild -S [13:52] debuild -S -sa [13:52] Then dput again, and see what happens. [13:52] wgrant: kk - when I did it with just -S it finished far too quickly to have been a rebuild. [13:52] it doesn't build binaries, just the source package [13:52] mcpierce: It's just diffing and tarring a few files, so it's usually very quick.; [13:53] -S means source-only [13:53] kk [13:54] wgrant: Also, I can't find the reference, but where is it that I can set my gpg key to be used? There's some config file that goes in my homedir, right? [13:56] debuild -S -sa -k 'foo@bar.com' to pick by e-mail or you can pass the key id i think [13:56] it should generally match the address you have in the debian/changelog entry by default [13:58] I still don't see things rebuilding. [13:58] And I got the error "Error: uploading files for distribution UNRELEASED to ppa not allowed." [13:58] mcpierce: set DEBSIGN_KEYID in ~/.devscripts [13:58] What should be the target in the changelog file? Or is tha tset somewhere else? [13:58] mcpierce: Your debian/changelog says it's unreleased. It should be the Ubuntu release that you're uploading to [13:58] eg. trusty [13:59] wgrant: Ah, kk [14:00] Still not seeing things rebuilt, and this is on a new system. I'd like to ensure I'm getting brand new bits. [14:00] mcpierce: What do you mean "brand new bits"? [14:00] debuild -S just runs clean and then produces the new source package in the parent directory [14:00] wgrant: Sorry, I know binaries aren't being uploaded. I'm just wanting to see that things are building properly here. [14:01] wgrant: On Fedora we do scratch builds of packages in a system named koji (koji build --scratch f21 [SRPM]). In my head I was thinking the debuild would do something like that frist. [14:01] first [14:01] mcpierce: You'd normally use sbuild or pbuilder to test-build locally in a chroot first. [14:02] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SimpleSbuild [14:02] W00t! Finally the package made it! :D [14:02] wgrant: shadeslayer: Thanks for all the help, guys! :D [14:02] Aha, there it is indeed. [14:02] awesome :) [15:52] good afternoon [15:53] One thing in the launchpad help is a bit unclear to me: https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA/BuildingASourcePackage#Options_when_building [15:54] it states "If you're creating an alternative version of a package that's already in Ubuntu's primary archive, you don't need to upload the .orig.tar.gz file, i.e. the original source." [15:54] does that also mean I do not have to upload the original source if I add a package to a new ppa? [15:58] I don't think so, but I'm asking just in case because I used dput successfully but it doesn't show up in my ppa [16:00] Forage: do you get a email error [16:01] shadeslayer: rats, yes. Didn't know I would be getting e-mails [16:02] "Unable to identify..." [16:03] might be because of the double quote around my e-mail addresss [16:12] somehow they got added to the change file [16:13] Not sure why, but I corrected it manually [16:13] can I force resubmission somehow? [16:13] it tells me it has already been uploaded [16:14] no point in increasing the version just because of a change in the change file [16:15] -f, let's see what happens === compholio_ is now known as ehoover [16:16] succes! [16:17] shadeslayer: thanks for the hint [16:17] np === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch === matsubara-lunch is now known as matsubara