[07:03] hi [07:03] I have small question. [07:04] I'm looking to good ppa for have ubuntu lts up to date. [07:05] Please tell me whether launchpad is testing the pkg before it is published for users? [07:07] I mean testing for malware, backdoor and viruses. [07:12] cygus: there is no testing whatsoever from launchpad. it's just a hosting facility. [07:15] ok, thx but launchpad is building deb pkg from deb-src uploaded by autor? [07:17] yes [07:17] thx a lot [07:17] everybody can upload a source package to a PPA, launchpad builds and publish it. [07:18] ok [07:19] is possible to protect ourself against bad pkg? [07:21] cygus: choosing the PPA to use wisely would be good, e.g. don't use random PPAs if you don't trust them [07:21] thx [11:29] maybe i'm missing something: but is it possible to use pad.lv to link MR? [11:43] mapreri: http://pad.lv/ doesn't suggest so [11:43] (we don't operate it) [11:44] indeed, and i'm surprised [11:44] cjwatson: is there a short launchpad url like https://launchpad.net/bugs/#### for bugs? [11:45] That's the shortest form of it on launchpad.net itself [11:46] erm, i meant, like lp.net/bugs/### works for bugs, is there something similar for MR? [11:46] (sorry for being unclear) [11:46] Ah, no [11:46] sad [11:47] then i'll stick with that long MR url :) [11:49] mapreri: It might be worth a bug report. It wouldn't be technically difficult to arrange, I think. [11:50] The IDs are already exposed in the URLs, so making /+merge/ID work wouldn't hurt anything. [11:51] (That's probably why pad.lv doesn't have a short form, since it doesn't have a way to look up MPs by ID right now.) [11:52] guess it could use the API to figure it out? [11:52] * mapreri writes a bug up [11:52] mapreri: No, because that's not exposed on the API either. [11:52] No branch_merge_proposals collection or whatever. [11:52] ah, fun [11:53] mapreri: If you have a specific use case beyond "it would be nice if ...", do mention that in the report. [11:54] i don't [11:54] i'm just writing that url down in a file and i'm bother i have to go to newline :) [11:55] Heh [11:55] cjwatson: do you also want a bug "please expose MR IDs in the API" or something? [11:56] If we were doing this I'd be inclined to do both at the same time, so it's probably fine to have those in the same report [11:56] fine [11:56] Internally it's getUtility(IBranchMergeProposalGetter).get(id), should you wish to send a patch :-) [11:56] -enotime :P [11:58] Worth a shot [11:58] eheh [12:02] * mapreri is happy to leave you complete/rewrite the report :) (=I'm really bad at pointing out technical stuff about software I don't know about) [12:03] "If you want to you can help fix the bug you are reporting." reads like "Please fix the bug you are reporting." to me :D [12:04] mapreri: The best kind of bug reports are the ones that include a patch ... [12:47] can someone go and delete this comment made on a bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nginx/+bug/1483923/comments/2 looks like a nonconstructive post. [12:47] Ubuntu bug 1483923 in nginx (Ubuntu) "dpkg-divert breaks nginx installation" [Undecided,New] [12:47] (specifically comment #2) [14:56] Hello I have a question regarding ethics. [14:57] I would like to contribute to one package which is in someone's ppa. [14:57] The code is located in his personal branches area (+junk) so there is no Launchpad project and I cannot propose my new commits. [14:57] That package did not have any active development in the past 3 years and I have tried to contact the original author but without success so far. [14:57] My question is: [14:57] Can I simply use his code to create a new project on Launchpad? [14:58] (In the source folder there is the GPL v2 statement) [15:23] any lpadmin around to nuke a nonconstructive bug comment? [16:19] teward: hidden [16:21] amerle: you cannot change the license to something other than what is permitted by the current license, but you can "fork" the code and create a real project, sure. [16:21] amerle: if you wish to maintain said project anyway. :) [16:22] ok, good to know [16:22] thanks for the answer === Spads_ is now known as Spads === Spads_ is now known as Spads === igitoor_ is now known as igitoor