[06:14] hi there, can't login to my launchpad account. it says something about cookies and http referer [06:27] hyper_ch: The page tells you what you need to change. [06:28] wgrant: it doesn't really help... cookies are activated for launchpad... well, they're activated for everything, just they get deleted after a while... and referer is also fine [06:28] What is the URL that is complaining, and what exactly does it say? [06:28] And are you completely sure you haven't got any extensions that may have changed Referer behaviour? [06:28] eg. NoScript [06:29] of course I run noscript [06:29] https://login.launchpad.net/1PADmYr8Y29gZj9S/+login [06:30] and launchpad is allowed to use js [06:32] Right, but do you use NoScript's settings that give weird Referer behaviour? [06:32] actually, using notscripts in chromium [06:33] I don't know anything about that. [06:33] Anyway, launchpad.net does not require JS for login, but it does require cookies and a minimally invasive Referer. [06:33] what you mean by that? [06:34] In Firefox I run with network.http.referer.XOriginPolicy=2 and network.http.referer.trimmingPolicy=2, which sends the origin (eg. https://launchpad.net/ -- no path) and only to the site itself. [06:34] That's sufficient for almost all sites. [06:34] I don't use ff [06:34] I know. [06:34] But I don't know the corresponding Chromium or NotScript settings, so I was explaining the minimum requirement. [06:35] on a gazillion other sites I have no issues loging in.... but I can't login on launchpad [06:35] and I don't even know what you mean by sends origin [06:37] Try disabling NotScripts temporarily to see if that solves the problem. [06:37] It works fine with default settings, so something in your configuration is breaking it. [06:37] default settings aren't privacy concious [06:38] so don't even refer to those [06:39] But mine are, and they work fine. [06:39] same results with notscripts disabled [06:40] Do you have other extensions that are potentially relevant? And have you reclicked the login link, rather than just refreshing the page? [06:41] I have lots of privacy extensions [06:42] I suggest you try disabling them all and reenabling it until you find which one is causing the misbehaviour, so you can work out which one you need to reconfigure. [06:43] found it [06:49] hyper_ch: Which was it? [06:53] fix url links redirect [06:54] guess, I can't log into launchpad anymore [07:18] Or you could just use something with a sensible Referer policy, but okay. [17:10] so ... with the new git support: what's the best way to mirror to launchpad? [17:11] Sweet5hark: We'll be adding proper mirroring support soonish, though no specific schedule yet. [17:11] Sweet5hark: In the meantime you could do a git clone --mirror / git push --mirror, I imagine, if you had a specific reason to be in a rush [17:13] we have gerrit running at gerrit.libreoffice.org and it routinely pushes to backup locations like github for mirroring. I assume, if we could push to launchpad, we could mirror using gerrits stuff. [17:13] cjwatson: hang on, getting our guy in here ... [17:13] It's a bank holiday today, I'm only slightly around, please don't expect to have a lengthy conversation with me [17:16] cjwatson: shm_get is our gerrit guy. however, I didnt realize that there is a bank holiday at cjwatsons home. So maybe you two just meet tomorrow, or something? [17:16] Sweet5hark or something.. I'm at a conference for the next 3 days :-) [17:16] You may not need much from me, if all you want to do is treat git.launchpad.net as an ordinary git server [17:20] If you're pushing the main upstream repository, pushing it to git+ssh://git.launchpad.net/libreoffice will cause it to be set as the default, which will make pushing of per-user libreoffice repositories much quicker [17:23] cjwatson our 'main' repo is core.git but it has 3 submodules... and we have a bunch of auxiliary repos.... that being said my issue are less likely to be with git itself than with launchpad in general :-) I have an openid on it.. but that is about it... [17:23] cjwatson are repo auto-created.. or do I need to pre-seed things ? [17:25] and presumably I do not want to associate them with my personal user.. but to something more generic... like a 'tdf' group or a tdf user at least... [17:26] cjwatson and yes.. the whole point is to mirror our main upstream repositories.... [17:41] Repositories are auto-created on push. You should probably push to a team-owned account, which requires a bit more fiddling in order to set it up as a default repository for a project. [17:41] Catch me tomorrow. [17:42] Er, "to a team-owned repository" I mean. [17:47] cjwatson sadly that won't be tomorrow... next friday most likely... [17:47] cjwatson: any idea when PPAs will be enabled for wily? [17:52] is it expected right now that git branches don't show up on your code.launchpad.net/~ page? [17:53] barry: https://help.launchpad.net/Code/Git - "Here's a short list of bugs you don't need to tell us about: ... there is no web listing of repositories available for a given target" [17:53] teward: oops, i missed that line [17:54] no worries, you can always go directly to the branch page [18:21] $ git push lp:~ubuntu-foundations-team/cross-toolchain-base master:master [18:21] fatal: remote error: You cannot set the default Git repository for '~ubuntu-foundations-team/cross-toolchain-base'. [18:21] please help with git =) [18:32] ah i must be an admin =( [18:42] yeah \o/ got it to work === zoktar_ is now known as zoktar [22:00] teward: PPAs are enabled when the distroseries works, but it usually takes a day or two to get everything set up. Please don't nag :-) [22:00] shm_get: np [22:14] Heys guys! Is it possible to submit a bug directly within the web interface? While I'm logged in, I can't find any link to submit a new bug [22:15] yeah it's possible [22:16] on a project page it's one the right under "Get Involved" [22:18] ali1234: mmmmh, it's disabled "Launchpad needs to know where the user can report a bug" [22:18] it depends on the project [22:18] some don't use lp for bug tracking [22:19] oh, I see. It's for pulseaudio [22:19] I've seen another repositery for pulseaudio, but I couldn't submit a bug there either [22:20] i highly recommend you run "ubuntu-bug pulseaudio" to report the bug [22:21] ali1234: under Mint as well? [22:21] no [22:22] http://www.linuxmint.com/getinvolved.php says they want bug reports at https://bugs.launchpad.net/linuxmint [22:22] right, looking at that now [22:23] gosh, spaghetti bug submission =) [22:23] cjwatson: thanks :) [22:24] well it's much easier if you don't use what essentially amounts to ubuntu with the serial numbers filed off :) [22:26] i do kind of wish it was easier to report bugs against unofficial packages though [22:26] for example, staging PPAs [22:27] ali1234: is that jealousy of Ubuntu forks? [22:28] lol [22:42] AAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarg, "Timeout error" in launchpad, my bug submission is lost x( [22:43] " Trying again in a couple of minutes might work.".... ok, but still need to rewrite everything :( [22:45] courrier: if you are lucky clicking the back bottom of your browser might get you back right with your text [22:45] (depends on the browser mood) [22:46] mapreri: this trick no longer works with Web2.0 usually [22:47] it used to work with lp, at least [22:47] going back in this case returns to the bug search field before submission [22:48] I wish someone wrote a Firefox extension to record the very last text typed in a field before validating it [22:49] i'd not be happy to run such a plugin, though, for reasons. [22:49] mapreri: privacy I assume? [22:50] you assume right. [22:50] even if the text i type is already "in the browser", that's anyway more things that read it. [22:50] mapreri: as long as it's opensource that shouldn't be an issue... [22:51] courrier: nothing block an opensource project to do evil things. [22:52] mapreri: nope, but asking an opensource extension to record a field is as much dangerous as asking an opensource browser to sumbit the same field to my mind [22:53] maybe