[04:18] wgrant: is it just Aus or is downloading from PPAs terribly slow for everyone? [04:33] bigjools: It depends on the ISP in Australia. Nothing abnormal's going on today. [04:33] wgrant: I'm glad I use the top ISP as recommended by Netflix then :) [04:34] but seriously, 70-100k/s.... eugh [04:36] Wow, even I usually get at least 170KB/s, and I'm on Optus residential, which is infamously bad. [04:37] What's your route to haetae? [04:44] wgrant: fun and games criss crossing the US .... http://paste.ubuntu.com/11886069/ [04:46] I have a recollection of the PPA machine being overloaded but I've no idea if you guys improved it since I left [04:47] germanium was overloaded, but it was replaced in 2012 with a rather faster SAN-backed machine. [04:47] That quite solidly resolved the IO contention. [04:53] is it serving repos from the same machine or is that done properly now? [05:01] It's still all served from one machine, but the librarian is now all on swift so diskless archives are on the agenda. [05:31] heh, I remember thinking about diskless archives === danilos` is now known as danilos [16:10] blr,wgrant: can I poke you two about pending QA from a day or two ago? [20:36] cjwatson: sorry, will get that qa'd this morning [21:11] wgrant: cjwatson: remind me please, how do you set a bzr alias for lp://qastaging to lpqas: [21:20] blr: You'd have to hack the launchpad plugin or write your own, I think. [21:25] cjwatson: that might be too much effort to save 8 characters. [21:26] cjwatson: my qa is done incidentally [21:42] there's an alias plugin [21:42] it might be included, I don't remember