[13:26] I want to build a source package for my ppa, but debuild -S fails, because there is no secret key for the email I gave in changelog. How to add such a key? [13:28] Can I use the ssh key I have given in my Launchpad profile. [13:30] debuild/debsign requires a gpg key, not an ssh key [13:31] https://help.launchpad.net/YourAccount/ImportingYourPGPKey [13:32] (includes advice on creating gpg keys too) === mfo_ is now known as mfo [20:15] omg pandas migrated [20:18] cjwatson, as for the Launchpade help page, I don't know which is the Passwords and Encryption Keys tool, but I have seahorse installed and that has somewhat different kind of UI. [20:18] cjwatson, this seems to be an old issue https://askubuntu.com/q/161595/21005 [20:25] cjwatson, so I created a PGP key pair using seahorse. I am using Xubuntu 18.04. The hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com has not been added there, but there are couple of other. Should I use that "Hockeypuck" server for Launchpad? Is that a HTTP key server or should I use Custom type? [20:37] There I have to choose a port, too. [21:06] cjwatson, Also the output of gpg --list-keys has changed so that the page is out of date. [23:18] jarnos: Sending your key to the hockeypuck server at keyserver.ubuntu.com is correct. As far as I know seahorse is the same as the Passwords and Encryption Keys tool, but different desktop environments may call it something slightly different and I expect there are some variations in its UI between desktop environments and versions. [23:18] jarnos: gpg --list-keys will differ in some aspects, but nothing particularly important. [23:23] cjwatson, the key id is not shown, but fingerprint on a separate line. But that can be used as the argument for --send-keys. [23:23] Sounds like you've worked it out [23:41] cjwatson, yes. I uploaded the package by default method; if I set sftp there was an error when running dput: paramiko must be installed to use sftp transport. It was too complicated, but I guess the default method will do.