=== 18VABY2YZ is now known as elmo === seelaman` is now known as seelaman === 18VABY2RP is now known as lazyPower === beuno_ is now known as beuno === achernya_ is now known as achernya === Nigel_ is now known as G === Dry_Lips is now known as Gutenberg === fabo_ is now known as fabo [08:26] Is there an ETA for a fix on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+bug/1257186 [08:26] Launchpad bug 1257186 in samba (Ubuntu Trusty) "memory leakage messages (no talloc stackframe)" [High,Triaged] [08:26] I have upgraded my samba to version 4.1.6 but Im still getting the talloc memory leak error. Is there any way I can keep samba password sync to user accounts and get rid of this memory error? no talloc stackframe at ../source3/param/loadparm.c:4864, leaking memory === Spads_ is now known as Spads [08:57] DrManhattan: This isn't a good channel to ask about that. This channel is about launchpad.net, the project hosting site, itself. Perhaps try #ubuntu-bugs. [08:58] thanks === yena_ is now known as yena === lan3y is now known as Laney === Riddelll is now known as Riddell === rvba` is now known as rvba [11:21] Hi, I tried backporting the Vivid kernel to Trusty and it uploaded and built correctly in my PPA (~jonathonf/testing), but then errored with "Failed to upload", "Unable to find source publication" (https://launchpadlibrarian.net/195004995/upload_6719769_log.txt). Can I fix this? [11:22] Searching the 'net for "launchpad unable to find source publication" returns no hits [11:25] jonathon: Launchpad needs to be able to link back the binary package to the source package. It does that by a combination of the Source and Version fields in the binary package's control file. [11:25] Normally, the binary version is the same as the source version. You'll get 'Source: $SOURCEPACKAGENAME' and 'Version: $SOURCEPACKAGEVERSION' [11:26] A few packages override their binary versions to something different from the source version. In that case the binary's control file needs to say 'Version: $BINARYPACKAGEVERSION' and 'Source: $SOURCEPACKAGENAME ($SOURCEPACKAGEVERSION)', so the original source package can be found. [11:26] It sounds like your source package is producing binaries with a different version from the source, but without encoding the original version in the Source field. [11:27] linux packaging is somewhat special, and I don't know the ins and outs any more I'm afraid. [11:27] no worries, that's already much more information than I had :) [11:27] at least i know where to start looking [11:28] i'm assuming it's because the linux source will be 3.18.2 but the ubuntu package version is 3.18.0-9 [11:28] Not quite so simple. [11:29] The linux packaging is fairly magical. [11:29] The version is treated specially for ABI checks and such. [11:29] I have to reread all that code every time I try to do a patched version in my PPA... [11:29] ah [11:33] thank you anyway :) [11:34] quite happy i got a response ;) [11:40] jonathon: I think your problem may be that your debian/changelog is out of sync with debian.master/changelog. Normally the former is generated from the latter in the Ubuntu kernel packaging (which, as wgrant says, is weird and magical), but you may have made a mistake somewhere and broken that. [11:40] ah yes, that could do it. [11:40] The kernel's "debian/rules clean" copies debian.master/changelog to debian/changelog, so perhaps you built the source package in a way that didn't clean it. [11:40] #ubuntu-kernel will probably have better advice on doing this properly. [11:41] ah, nice [11:42] I used the 'backportpackage' script which may not work well for linux [11:49] Indeed not. And it uses debuild -nc, which would explain the lack of debian/rules clean. [11:52] I _thought_ that script made things too easy :D [11:59] It's pretty good for just about anything that isn't the kernel. [12:02] Trust me to find an edge-case... [12:03] I am impressed with Launchpad now I've started actually using it [12:03] love the source build recipe feature [12:03] linux is a good guess for an edge case for just about everything :P [12:03] though there are a number of packages that haven't got a recent import to their source branch [12:03] :D [12:11] Are there any plans for launchpad to be able to have github issues as the upstream bug tracker? [12:12] Mez: That's https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/848666, and it's on our todo list for the next few months. [12:12] Launchpad bug 848666 in Launchpad itself "Support GitHub issues as external bugtracker" [Low,Triaged] [12:12] No guarantees, but it's likely to be done some time soon. [12:13] wgrant: awesome :) [12:13] wgrant: and openldap's bug tracker ? :) [12:13] Mez: That one's unlikely. [12:14] wgrant: got any tags for wishlist features? [12:14] https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/1411634 [12:14] Launchpad bug 1411634 in Launchpad itself "Does not recognise OpenLDAP bug tracker as upstream Bug Tracker" [Undecided,New] [12:15] Mez: Done. [12:15] ty wgrant === jelmer_ is now known as jelmer === jelmer is now known as jelmer_ [13:00] I can't seem to log in to the staging instance of LP === Pici is now known as Guest66126 === Guest66126 is now known as Pici [15:19] anybody help me to creat a ppa? [15:19] pleasss [15:19] my linux its xubuntu [15:29] Hi , I cp & paste finger print part of `$gpg --fingerprint` to launchpad, but I deal with " Launchpad could not import your OpenPGP key Did you enter your complete fingerprint correctly? (Help with fingerprints)", Whats the problem?! [15:32] did you upload the key to the ubuntu keyserver? [15:34] No! :D [15:35] I got it, Thanks :) [15:37] silviu: https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA has documentation. === Guest52246 is now known as charles === ampelbein_ is now known as Ampelbein === mbarnett` is now known as mbarnett [19:04] Whats should be happened after uploading a package to luanchpad ? I uploaded rcssserver package : http://paste.ubuntu.com/9763124/ , But I can NOT see that on the launchpad [19:05] Uh sorrty [19:05] * Sorry [19:05] An Email has been sent to me :) [19:05] Salehi: yeah it takes a few minutes sometimes for the system to pick up the recent PPA upload - it'll eventually catch it. [19:06] (I think it's a cron task?) [19:19] "Rejected: [19:19] Source/binary (i.e. mixed) uploads are not allowed." [19:19] What is this problem? And what is the solution? [19:33] Salehi: you can only upload source packages to launchpad [19:36] dobey: Means that, I have to build source only and no binary files? -> "-S" option? [19:36] yep [19:36] Salehi: you have to `debuild -S` then upload to the ppas [19:37] teward: dobey, Thanks :) [19:50] anybody help me to creat a ppa? [19:50] pleasss [19:50] pleasss!!!!! [19:50] my linux its xubuntu [19:51] silviu: 10:35 < cjwatson> silviu: https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA has documentation. [19:56] thenks!! [20:02] how often do the PPA publishers actually publish, again? [20:12] teward: when they feel like it? [20:12] i think quite often though [20:12] but never as fast as you want [20:13] well 10 minutes was slow [20:14] 30 seconds is slow if you're watching the pot and waiting for it to boil :) [20:57] Can I see log of other builds? [20:57] Salehi: 'other builds'? [20:58] Means that builds which is not belongs to me [20:58] Salehi: if they're in a ppa, then yes, you just have to expand the data under the "View Packages" section of the PPA [20:59] assuming the ppa is publicly visible *and* the ppa belongs to a team and not an individual [21:01] teward: anyone can see the build logs for any public ppa or the ubuntu archive [21:01] dobey: two of my lines crossed [21:01] * teward kicks his computer [21:01] dobey: meant to say: [21:01] if the PPA is public anyone can see it (includes the ubuntu archives) [21:01] if it's private, you need to have team membership of some sort to see the logs for that ppa [21:02] * teward failed due to staring at command line the past couple hours [21:02] well, if it's private you probably won't even know the ppa exists unless you have permissions to see it already :) [21:03] dobey: true, but without any inforamtion from Salehi it doesn't hurt to answer while covering all bases :) [21:03] oh goody, in other news, non-deterministic build failure in a PPA... [21:03] fun. [21:03] >.> [21:04] also ubuntu archive isn't PPAs, so i try to be clear about that when answering such questions, by referring to them as separate things [21:04] meh [21:04] * teward yawns [23:10] teward: The cron job fires every five minutes, but in practice it generally cycles about once every ten. [23:12] Maybe a bit slower, looks like it has a little more to do than it did last I checked.