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silverliongood morning everyone09:52
popeyhello silverlion09:56
elfygood morning silverlion popey09:57
silverlionhow is everybody doing?09:58
czajkowskisleepy and have a cold but happy it's Friday09:58
popeyGREAT!09:58
popeyHappy happy!09:58
czajkowskiEXCELLENT!10:00
silverlionczajkowski : hope you're feeling better soon10:09
elfygood here thanks silverlion10:11
elfyand yea cold better by the weekend czajkowski :)10:11
czajkowskinot looking forward to an 11 hr flight with a cold10:35
czajkowski:(10:35
elfyoh good lord - I can imagine :(10:36
belkinsapopey, have you e-mailed the UW Mailing-list on how to get invoulved in Ubuntu Phone Project?14:32
popeybelkinsa: no, its on my to-do list14:37
belkinsaOkay, thank you.14:38
belkinsaAnd can do you me a favor and join the list but set yourself to NOMAIL so it can be easy on the mod?14:38
ian-weisserEr, why is one entry in today's Planet Ubuntu a giant advert?18:18
josepleia2, mhall119, cprofitt, elfy: ^18:25
josehttp://deshack.net/why-choose-magento-ecommerce-software/ is the post Ian is referring to18:26
czajkowskiyes it'sa tad long18:26
ian-weisserAh, looked deeper into it. Open source software. Not the way I'd have done it, but not a hijack.18:27
joseoh thought you were away :)18:27
josestill, taking up some good space18:28
ian-weisserjose: Well, to be fair, I've wasted some width on the Planet myself or rare occasion.18:28
ian-weissers/or/on18:28
czajkowskiand some blog posts tends to expand width ways18:29
czajkowskiit's a tad long and maybe could be a follow link for more detail18:29
ian-weisserI suppose that's that the price we pay for aggregation instead of human editing.18:30
popeypatches welcome! :D18:34
popey(meaning the code behind planet ubuntu is crufty)18:35
ian-weisserpopey: Crufty how?18:35
popeyolde18:35
popeyunmaintained18:36
popeysmells of wet dogs18:36
popeyyou know.18:36
pleia2popey: where's the code repo? we have no idea what version it's running, whether it's been updated18:36
pleia2makes it kind of hard to submit a patch18:36
pleia2all we have exposed is the config stuff: https://code.launchpad.net/~planet-ubuntu18:37
popeygood question18:38
pleia2Canonical IS isn't exactly good about making the infrastructure anywhere near transparent18:38
pleia2it would be lovely if I could submit patches instead of tickets :)18:39
popeyI dont think thats fair. IS provision what they're asked to.18:39
popeyThe problem is planet ubuntu pre-dates that18:40
popeyand is somewhat orphaned18:40
pleia2fair? transparency is a fact, not a criticism18:40
popeymy point was that it's not their responsibility18:40
pleia2I didn't even realize it was orphaned18:40
popeyits the responsibility of the owner18:40
popeywell, I may be wrong, but I don't think anyone has "owned" planet ubuntu for years18:41
popeythe code I mean18:41
pleia2anyway, it's frustrating when you say "patches welcome" when they're not18:41
pleia2we have nothing to patch against18:41
popeywell, that was a simple mistake on my part, I assumed the code was on lp18:41
popeyit may indeed be, but I don't know where18:42
pleia2I've never been able to find it18:42
pleia2only the configs18:42
popeyok, I'll take a to-do to fix that18:42
pleia2great, thanks18:42
pleia2and my point wasn't to be disparaging against IS, this is pretty much how it is for many of our resources, we don't know how they're set up, configured or anything so all we can do is submit tickets when things go wrong18:44
popeyRight, and that's kinda my point. If they're orphaned, nobody knows, not even us internal people.18:45
popeywhich is what we should fix.18:46
popeyi.e. everything should have an owner.18:46
pleia2yeah, their ownership status is not even clear to us18:46
mhall119pleia2: popey's point is that, while what you say is true, "us" means everybody, community, canonical, even most of IS18:47
pleia2mhall119: but the community doesn't have any of the keys to any of this, or influence to change what priorities IS has at Canonical18:47
pleia2I have an 8 month ticket out there to sort out the disasterous openid transition from launchpad to Ubuntu SSO that prevents newcomers from editing help.ubuntu.com/community without jumping through hoops (I suspect most just give up)18:48
mhall119pleia2: there's maybe 1 or 2 people in Canonical with the keys to this, and maybe half of those remember anything about it18:48
pleia2it's terribly frustrating18:48
* ian-weisser is seeing a lot of violent agreement here18:48
mhall119pleia2: I agree, just wanted to make clear that it's not "us" vs. "them", it's "us" vs. "legacy infrastructure"18:49
pleia2mhall119: I didn't mean to imply that18:49
mhall119I know, because I know you, but it sounded a bit like that18:50
popeySorry if my "patches welcome" caused offence. Wasn't meant to.18:51
pleia2popey: just touched a nerve, I've been frustrated for quite some time at our inability to help with these kinds of things directly18:51
popeygot a list?18:52
popeythis is stuff we should facilitate18:52
mhall119in either case the process is the same, ask IS where the code lives, if it's not in a bzr branch or something available, ask for a copy and put it up somewhere18:53
pleia2off the top of my head, it would be great if we could submit MPs for planet, wiki configs, mailing list configs18:53
popeymhall119: and find an owner18:53
* mhall119 assumes if you're asking for it, you're the new owner :)18:53
* popey notes those 318:53
popeywell, indeed18:53
popeyseems I touched the geolocation code last so now I own that18:54
popeyI'm used to this18:54
pleia2hehe18:54
pleia2I'm sure I'll think of more, the pain points show themselves often18:54
popeypm me with more and I'll add to my to-do list18:55
pleia2thanks :)18:55
popeywhether it's me or someone else who does it I don't know, but I want to get these noted so we can get a handle on it18:55
mhall119popey: we should replace them all with django18:55
* mhall119 runs18:55
popeys/django/php/18:55
mhall119they're probably already php18:55
ian-weissermhall119: Speaking of php...AskNot branch review18:56
mhall119is that PHP?18:56
ian-weisserIt is...somewhat18:56
popeyheh18:56
pleia2woo asknot18:56
mhall119asknot what language it's written in, you don't want to know18:56
pleia2ian-weisser: oh, your site was down the other day when I was trying to show the CC18:57
pleia2ian-weisser: still down :(18:57
ian-weisserpleia2: Took it down the temporary site once I had it in a LP branch.18:57
ian-weisserYou can still github the html (non-wordpress) version easily.18:58
pleia2ian-weisser: ah, ok, some folks were still testing it live, can you share the code submission on list?18:58
pleia2link?18:58
pleia2I can toss it up on one of my always-on servers so folks can keep testing18:59
ian-weisserGithub for HTML and Wordpress Child Theme: http://github.com/ian-weisser/asknot18:59
pleia2thanks18:59
popeypleia2: when you say "Mailing list configs" do you mean mailman ones? the ones you fettle with the web admin tool usually?19:00
ian-weisserThe LP branch isn't a child theme. A little different; an edit of the exitsing theme, and an additional php function.19:00
pleia2popey: maybe it's not a big deal, but we do need to submit tickets to get mailing lists added or removed, this turned into a multi-month nightmare the last time the CC tried to clean up old lists, being able to just submit a patch against whatever config mgmt thing they're using for mailing lists to clean up the lists would have been lovely19:01
popeyhmm. okay.19:02
pleia2it occurs to me that this may be old enough that they're just manually using mailman commands instead of a centralized config19:08
popeyI suspect they are19:09
popeyhowever, dholbach did an audit recently to ensure lists have owners19:09
pleia2that's good, I had to submit a ticket recently for ubuntu-marketing since the owner was an @ubuntu.com address who was no longer a member19:10
pleia2now we have two admins, so yay :)19:10
popey\o/19:10
popeya few of us run listadmin regularly too19:10
popeyI'm happy to add any lists you want to my listadmin.ini, if it helps19:10
pleia2-marketing ended up with thousands of moderated posts over something like 3 years19:10
pleia2it was a big mess19:11
popeyyeah, devel-discuss was the same19:11
popeytook minutes to load listadmin19:11
pleia2yeah19:11
* popey glares at ev19:11
pleia2and thanks, I'll let you know if I need any mod help19:12
popeyI already have 12 lists in my listadmin, so a couple more wont matter ☻19:12
mhall119famous last words19:14
jcastroholy smokes19:25
jcastromarcoceppi,19:25
jcastrohttp://goaccess.io/19:25
marcoceppijcastro: I like this19:26
ian-weisserpleia2, mhall119: Sent an asknot update to the mailing list, with links to the GitHub repo and LP branch, explaining the differences, how to test one or the other, and how teams can prepare.19:37
pleia2ian-weisser: thanks \o/19:37
elfyian-weisser: thanks :)19:38
ian-weisserSorry to have shut down my experimental server on people; didn't see too many hits that weren't me in the logs.19:39
pleia2it was just yesterday that I tried to present it to the CC during a hangout19:40
pleia2didn't save the page source and didn't know where the code was, so I couldn't go any further, I appreciate the email :)19:40
ian-weisserwell, the mailing list has been so quiet recently. Like everybody snuck under a rug and hid.19:41
pleia2yeah, early january is like that19:42
pleia2also, it's easy to propose ideas and talk about problems, when it comes to working on them... :)19:42
silverlionian-weisser : thanks for the job man. I'm sorry for not replying but my RL kept me pretty much tightend up. and it still does19:42
pleia2I'm really glad asknot has come out of this at least, it's great19:42
elfygot to agree with that19:43
ian-weisserOnce asknot is up, it will be a challenge to push and cajole teams into using it19:43
mhall119thanks ian-weisser19:43
ian-weissermhall119: I raised the branch review today not to nag, but because I'll be offline Sat/Sun/Mon. If you happen to look at it then, and have a question...19:48
mhall119ian-weisser: raised it where?19:52
mhall119I haven't been involved in the asknot stuff other than keeping a casual eye on it19:52
ian-weissermhall119: I raised it here. You're listed as the reviewer in LP. https://code.launchpad.net/~ian-weisser/ubuntu-community-website/asknot-php/+merge/24551620:01
ian-weisserYou magically showed up as the reviwere a few hours after I put in the merge request.20:01
mhall119l20:04
ian-weisserBoy, I seem to be full of good news for people today...20:08
pleia2ian-weisser: everyone is catching up post-holidays, we'll find someone on the community team to review the change :)20:09
ian-weisserpleia2: I was going to wait until Tuesday, when I'm back, then ping the Ubuntu Community Website Admins team.20:16
mhall119pleia2: FYI: https://code.launchpad.net/~canonical-isd-hackers/ubuntu-website/light-planet-theme220:17
pleia2mhall119: woohoo, thanks!20:18
ian-weisserMaybe Wednedsay. The work has really piled up here due to the cold weather.20:18
mhall119I'm asking the web-team to get this put into a proper LP project so we can start taking those patches popey mentioned20:18
pleia2mhall119: great :)20:18
ian-weissermhall119: Looking forward to seeing the project.20:18
mhall119that's the theme, the planet code itself is from http://intertwingly.net/code/venus/planet/20:18
mhall119ian-weisser: it's just the planet ubuntu theme branch,nothing exciting20:19
pleia2mhall119: and the code deployed is the latest version?20:19
* pleia2 back to work work, so much to do, already friday20:22
mhall119pleia2: I think we're a revision or two behind: http://paste.ubuntu.com/9700554/ is the git log head20:34
mhall119well, maybe not....20:35
mhall119we actually appear to be a revision ahead of their github?20:36
mhall119ah, it looks like we've got this: https://github.com/nathan-osman/venus20:37
mhall119for which there is a pull request back into upstream https://github.com/rubys/venus/pull/1920:39
czajkowski9pm Friday meetings are boooo :(21:00
silverlionczajkowski : they definetly are ^^21:03
elfydepends where ...21:04
elfyoffice yep ... dog and duck not so bad :p21:04
czajkowskiat home in my office and inhaling my dinner21:11
czajkowski:)21:11
mhall119yeah, those stink21:12
mhall119just as bad as the very early morning ones21:12
czajkowskiI have a few 8am ones and one evil 7am one21:13
czajkowskinot every day so it's not too bad21:13
mhall119yeah, I'm not a morning person either, I'd rather have a 9pm than an 8am myself21:14
czajkowskimeh I'm up either way as other half is up or gone21:21
czajkowskiso lights have been on and dog is wired21:21
czajkowski:)21:21
mhall119yeah, that doesn't happen around here21:22
mhall119blake sometimes stays asleep on the couch until 10am21:22
mhall119lazy mutt21:22
czajkowskilol21:23

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