=== wgrant changed the topic of #launchpad to: Launchpad.net offline for a few minutes from 01:00 UTC | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | User Guide: https://help.launchpad.net/ | Support: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad [01:12] Hi! [01:13] hi [01:13] I was looking to translate the terminal output that appears in update-manager in Ubuntu, but I see nothing to translate in that package. Am I blind? [01:14] It's the output you see when you in update-manager click on the small black arrow to view what's happening. [01:14] I hope someone understands what I'm referring to. [01:14] Umeaboy: That's probably output from dpkg or apt. [01:14] OK. [01:14] Thanks. [01:15] I get a 503 error visiting the website. [01:15] See /topic [01:16] OK. Sorry! Missed that. [01:24] is it supposed to be back up now? [01:24] Taking rather longer than expected, unfortunately. [01:25] And back now. [01:25] wgrant: no worries, just checking it's not just me [01:26] wgrant: It's not up here. [01:26] up for me at .au [01:26] It's up everywhere. [01:26] freshquiz: http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ [01:26] :) [01:27] Umeaboy: cheers [01:27] Now it's up. [01:27] Umeaboy: but I guess I wanted some inside info too [01:27] freshquiz: Such as? [01:28] Umeaboy: a cause [01:28] Right. [01:28] You can always ping the adress. [01:31] That wouldn't have helped here. The frontends were up, the DB was down. [01:33] Right. [01:37] apt-all contains a sentence like this that follows: Note, selecting '%s' for glob '%s' [01:37] What does the word glob represent in this sentence? [01:37] Umeaboy: similar to the concept in `man glob` [01:38] Ooooooooh. === maclin1 is now known as maclin [11:54] Hello, I'm trying to sign the ubuntu code of content and I've run into a strange situation. [11:54] I created and uploaded my key using seahorse, but the gpg cannot see the key even though it shows up in seahorse. [11:55] i.e. gpg --list-keys has no output. Don't seahorse and gpg read from the same directory? [12:00] wkmanire: What about 'gpg2 --list-keys' ? [12:01] maxb: When I do that, I realize that I am a moron. [12:01] maxb: Thank you for your help. [12:01] Well, it's not obvious, unless you're aware of the gpg 1 to gpg 2 transition [12:03] maxb: I certainly wasn't aware of this. Maybe some of the instructions in launchpad could make mention of this? "if gpg can't find your keys try gpg2" or something along thos elines. [12:03] I'm all setup now. Thanks again. [12:08] maxb: huh, "man gpg2" suggests that it uses the same ~/.gnupg/ directory - what am I missing here? [12:09] happy to edit docs but I'd like to understand exactly what's going on first [12:10] I was mostly going on speculation, but I believe gpg2 uses a different format for storing secret keys, at least [12:10] cjwatson: For transparency, I'm on Fedora 23 Workstation. [12:10] I'm unclear how that interacts with publick keys [12:10] it could be specific to my installation. [12:11] Looking forward to 16.04 Beta 1 :) [12:13] ah, I think somebody who uses Fedora might need to work out the details of a proposed doc change [12:13] since gpg --list-keys and gpg2 --list-keys seem to be functionally identical here on Ubuntu [12:18] cjwatson: Makes sense. [12:19] Time for bed for me. Time appropriate greetings :) [14:59] hey, is there a process for renaming projects on launchpad? or is it basically something I shouldn't want to do? [15:02] Saviq: ask on https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad and LP staff can do it [15:03] thanks! [16:16] Is https://bugs.qastaging.launchpad.net/ permanently down? [16:44] spotz: no, probably a casualty of recent reboots for security upgrades. looking into it [16:45] thanks cjwatson we're preparing documentation for a summit session and want to use it [16:52] cjwatson: can you or someone else poke the builders on amd64/i386 and see why many look to be stuck in 'cleaning' state on lcy01? [17:02] teward: chunks of its cloud infrastructure apparently weren't happy last time it tried to reset anything. poking [17:09] teward: not going so well, I've asked for sysadmin help as it looks like there's some kind of networking problem in that cloud [17:10] teward: don't be too surprised if this isn't fixed soon, only critical issues are receiving attention at the moment [17:11] (it only becomes critical if lgw01 goes down too; otherwise we can tolerate the slight queueing) [17:41] cjwatson: ack, thanks for poking. [17:50] spotz: may take a while due to aforementioned sysadmin backlog. maybe you could manage with https://bugs.staging.launchpad.net/ (main gotcha: it uses staging SSO, so anyone using two-factor auth needs a separate 2FA token) [17:51] cjwatson It's going to be new OpenStack contributers for the most part so we should be ok. Thank for the help [18:10] cjwatson: would you be able to poke Canonical IS and get them to look at the wiki for Ubuntu, possibly? "Connection Refused" errors. [18:10] 500 INternal Server now [18:17] teward: please try #canonical-sysadmin rather than indirecting through me. I'm about to quit for the day [18:19] cjwatson: ack, i'll stop there, though i wasn't aware of the channel :) [22:25] Hey everyone. I have a commercial subscription to Launchpad. I've tried emailing several times commercial@launchpad.net, william.grant@canonical.com, and feedback@launchpad.net, but nobody seems to be checking those accounts. Is there someone else I should be asking for support queries (e.g. PPA, etc.)? [22:26] KombuchaKip: Hm, I didn't see any tickets to feedback@launchpad.net, but the commercial@launchpad.net ones are in my queue for today. [22:26] wgrant: Hey Will. Maybe the emails are getting lost in a spam filter or something. In any case, which address would you prefer I use in the future? [22:33] KombuchaKip: commercial@launchpad.net is best for issues with commercial projects. [22:34] I'll see what I can find about the feedback@launchpad.net. Certainly getting lots of tickets there, sorry about that. [22:34] Maybe an overzealous spam filter, as you say. === spotz is now known as spotz_zzz [23:02] wgrant: Thanks. I'll resend to commercial@launchpad.net now. [23:06] wgrant: I see your responses. Thanks a lot.