[02:45] Hi quick question I'm backporting some packages and I have this issue since I added an gpg key : http://paste.ubuntu.com/10681852/ it cant upload [02:47] I can assure that "Trove" doesnt have any packages in it (was there but been deleted and not showing in the website) [03:10] does anyone know why there's no .gpg files in my newly cretaed ppa? [03:10] http://ppa.launchpad.net/seth-arnold/icehouse-proposed/ubuntu/dists/trusty/ [03:18] sarnold: A person or team's PPA signing key is only generated after the first source upload to one of their PPAs, so the first PPA can be published unsigned the first time. [03:18] The next change to the suite will cause it to be signed. [03:19] wgrant: interesting, so mine is unsigned because i've only copied binaries into it rather than building from source? [03:19] sarnold: s/upload //, then :) [03:19] Basically, we don't generate PPA keys until the person or team has a non-empty PPA. [03:20] And key generation isn't instantaneous, so it is often the case that the PPA gets published before the key is generated. [03:20] I did wonder briefly about that, but the keyid is listed inthe graphical interface, and a cloud instance had the key in /etc/apt/trusted... already [03:21] I wondered if the signture generation might also be async -- I'm glad I didn'tjust wait until tomorrow to find out :) [03:22] There's currently no mechanism to force a suite to be republished without a publication change. === stokachu_ is now known as stokachu === Noskcaj_ is now known as Noskcaj === ancoron_ is now known as ancoron === funnel_ is now known as funnel === Logan_ is now known as Logan === Pici` is now known as Pici === lifeless1 is now known as lifeless [21:41] hi lamont, the lcy01-* builders seem to be preoccupied for a couple days now, would you be able to have a look? [21:42] micahg: see #webops [21:43] ah, thanks [21:43] lamont: I can't see that anymore :) [21:43] but if it's handled, I trust you [21:49] micahg: oh. sorry. #canonical-sysadmins this channel [21:49] er, singular [21:50] ah, should I ask there, no one seems to be around