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sophomericI just uploaded a new new package to https://launchpad.net/~researchgate/+archive/ubuntu/nginx-dev/ and got a rejection that it already exists. It's the first upload of a new version, so I'm not sure why it says it exists already?10:06
sophomericYou'll see 1.9.13 there, and I just pushed 1.9.15 but got "File nginx_1.9.15.orig.tar.gz already exists in Primary Archive for Ubuntu, but uploaded version has different contents".10:07
cjwatsonsophomeric: Right, if the source exists in the primary Ubuntu archive then files can't have the same name but different contents.10:11
cjwatsonsophomeric: Just fetch nginx_1.9.15.orig.tar.gz from Ubuntu and use that to build your source package.10:11
sophomericAh, okay. Just the first time I've hit that and I've been doing this same build process for awhile.10:14
sophomericYou can see a nginx_1.9.13.orig.tar.gz on the existing build I have there.10:15
cjwatsonsophomeric: Sure.  But when you uploaded that, 1.9.13 hadn't yet been uploaded to Ubuntu, so there was no conflict.10:19
cjwatsonsophomeric: In this case Ubuntu had it first.10:19
cjwatsonsophomeric: There's usually no point in having a different orig from Ubuntu.  In general orig files ought to be downloaded directly from upstream, not built yourself.10:20
sophomericWell it's generated from checking out the 1.9.15 tag of nginx's github source =P10:23
sophomericI'm not trying to argue btw, it's just a little weird and I'm curious.10:23
sophomericDoes that mean Ubuntu go the same message when they tried to push 1.9.13 after me? :D10:24
cjwatsonNo, we don't block Ubuntu on PPAs, only the other way round.10:25
cjwatsonGenerating it from checking out the tag won't give you a bitwise-identical tarball.  There are tarballs on nginx.org.10:26
cjwatsonUbuntu uses http://nginx.org/download/nginx-1.9.15.tar.gz10:27
sophomericWell it's a little harder to track your changes in a fork then though.10:36
cjwatsonUh10:37
cjwatsonThose go in the packaging delta, surely.10:37
cjwatsonOr else give it a different version number.10:37
cjwatsonI mean a different upstream version number.10:38
cjwatsonIf the orig.tar.gz part of your source package is identical to upstream 1.9.15, then use their tarballs.  Otherwise, call it 1.9.15+sophomeric1-0ubuntu1 or similar.  There isn't a middle ground.10:38
sophomericYeah, that's what I'm going to do for now at least.10:40
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sophomericMaybe this is a silly question, but is there a trick to get launchpad to build against openssl 1.0.2?12:24
cjwatsonsophomeric: Supply suitable packages in your PPA or in some other PPA you declare as a dependency.12:32
sophomericThanks. I didn't realize I was getting that from a PPA already =/12:36
sophomericI had libssl-dev in build-depends, which was 1.0.2 on my environment but it kept coming out of launchpad linked to 1.0.012:36
cjwatsonsophomeric: It will be coming from the primary Ubuntu archive, but you can override it in your PPA if you want.12:38
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oparoz_Hi all, the builders seems to have lots of proxy problems today. Is it just because of the release of 16.04?18:20
oparoz_https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/157318418:36
ubot5`Launchpad bug 1573184 in Launchpad itself "git clone in builders lead to proxy error 407" [Undecided,New]18:36
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est31is it possible to use external git repositories for bzr-builder?21:07
dobeyyou mean for recipe builds? no, but you can import them into a bzr branch on launchpad, or wait for git->git import21:11
est31yeah currently we have an imported bzr branch21:16
est31but there is this bug with signed git commits21:16
est31they break the whole import21:16
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est31dobey, is there a tracker bug for git->git import?22:45
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