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greg_why won't gpg give my keys a public id?01:12
greg_it just says rsa307201:12
sarnoldwhat is "it" in this case?01:13
greg_gpg --list-keys01:13
sarnoldand that's where it stops?01:14
sarnoldpub   rsa2048/F32172599D8D2E97 2012-09-17 [SC]01:14
sarnoldthat's the first line of mine..01:15
greg_i have rsa and date01:15
greg_but not that number01:15
greg_https://imgur.com/4flTqGa.png01:15
sarnoldoh very strange. gpg --list-keys | grep rsa shows keyids on every line01:15
greg_tried twice now its not given me an id on either01:16
sarnoldtry gpg --list-keys --with-colons --- that forces it into a "standardized" output01:16
greg_https://imgur.com/MhlGFjl.png01:17
sarnoldthe fpr line has it01:18
greg_where01:19
greg_the 16 digit thing?01:19
greg_https://help.launchpad.net/YourAccount/ImportingYourPGPKey01:20
greg_list it as like 6 digits01:20
sarnoldyeah, that guide was written ages ago01:20
sarnoldeveryone uses fingerprints now instead of the short keyids https://evil32.com/01:20
greg_why does launchpad log me out every 15 seconds01:25
sarnoldexcellent question; do you perhaps block cookies or something similar?01:27
greg_nope01:29
greg_i pushed my key and its been atleast 10minutes but I still cant add it01:39
wgrantgreg_: Why can't you add it?01:50
greg_how would I know?01:51
wgrantDid you try to add it? What happened when you did?01:51
greg_ Launchpad could not import your OpenPGP key01:51
greg_    Did you enter your complete fingerprint correctly? (Help with fingerprints)01:51
greg_    Is your key in the Ubuntu keyserver yet? You may have to wait between ten minutes (if you pushed directly to the Ubuntu key server) and one hour (if you pushed your key to another server). (Help with publishing keys)01:51
wgrantLaunchpad doesn't log you out automatically, but if you're editing sensitive information like authentication keys it will prompt for your password or 2FA if you haven't authenticated in the last five minutes.01:52
wgrantWhat's the fingerprint you entered?01:52
greg_6625 7ED0 74E7 5DAC 205D 9605 0517 CC87 9AAF 4A8201:52
wgrantHow did you push the key?01:52
greg_https://imgur.com/ShJ4gdJ.png01:53
wgrantgreg_: There's a typo in the fingerprint02:00
wgrantIt's 0157, not 051702:00
greg_ah02:03
greg_im dyslexic02:03
wgrantA properly formatted but typoed fingerprint is not something I've run into before, heh02:03
greg_i swear i checked it 5x02:04
greg_bleh now what do I do with this email02:05
wgrantIt'll have a blob of encrypted text. Just run "gpg" on the commandline, paste the text in (including the BEGIN and END lines), and hit Ctrl+D02:08
wgrantThen you'll get a link02:08
greg_bleh I cant copy paste to this vm02:09
greg_i wanna die02:09
wgrantA pastebin might be your friend.02:10
wgrantSince it's encrypted02:10
sarnoldheh :)02:12
greg_trying to enable ssh but ubuntu02:12
sarnoldyou could also ssh into your vm, then you can use you terminal's copy-and-paste rather than the VM's copy-less-paste-less thing02:12
wgrant"but ubuntu"?02:13
wgrant"sudo apt install ssh"02:13
sarnoldoh handy, I didn't know we had an ssh metapackage :)02:13
wgrantYeah, pulls in openssh-{client,server}02:14
greg_yes I did that02:14
greg_but [greg@greg-desktop ~]$ ssh root@192.168.122.102:15
greg_ssh: connect to host 192.168.122.1 port 22: Connection refused02:15
greg_and I dont see any other adapters02:15
wgrant192.168.122.1 is most likely to be your VM host02:16
wgrantThat's the default libvirt IPv4 subnet, and .1 is the host, not a VM02:16
greg_somehow vm has 10.x ips that I cant even ping so idk02:16
greg_this like step 20 and every steps been pita02:18
wgrantThat's something that's going to completely depend on how you are running the VM02:19
greg_i got in02:22
greg_jesus christ02:24
greg_https://imgur.com/C9FLDpx.png02:24
greg_ok worked second time for no clear reason02:25
greg_ok now im back where I started02:29
greg_gpg: skipped "greg <greg@greg-vm>": No secret key02:29
greg_gpg: /tmp/debsign.z79jEt3O/lcov_1.14-2~ubuntu18.04.1~ppa1.dsc: clear-sign failed: No secret key02:29
wgrantYour email address in debian/changelog needs to match an email address on your OpenPGP key, or you need to rerun the command with -k$KEYID02:30
greg_i havent made any changelog02:31
greg_backportpackage -u ppa:cheeseboy16/travis-backports -s focal -d bionic lcov02:31
greg_all im trying to do02:31
wgrantAh. That will have automatically generated it, and you can probably override it with the DEBEMAIL environment variable02:31
sarnoldthen try -k $KEYID there02:31
wgrantBut I'm not particularly familiar with Ubuntu's backportpackage tool02:32
greg_ok it did *something*02:33
greg_im not sure what02:33
greg_https://paste.debian.net/1132493/02:35
greg_I don't see anything in my ppa02:36
greg_is it building somewher?02:36
wgrantYou'd normally receive an email within a minute or two.02:38
wgrantIt's not on https://launchpad.net/~cheeseboy16/+archive/ubuntu/travis-backports so you probably have a rejection email02:38
sarnoldwgrant: hmm I get the "Lost something?" page from https://launchpad.net/~seth-arnold/+archive/+builds?build_state=all&build_text=  -- linked from https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/UploadErrors02:38
greg_I have zero emails02:39
greg_any clue on what happened?02:42
wgrantsarnold: ah, because you don't have a PPA named "ppa" that old-style link doesn't work02:45
wgrantgreg_: I'd need to check the upload processor's logs, but I'm currently afk.02:48
wgrantAre you sure you have no email?02:48
greg_yes02:48
wgrantSince it was signed properly there's very little that could go wrong and not generate an email02:48
sarnoldI ran a very similar command and mine's building https://launchpad.net/~seth-arnold/+archive/ubuntu/doghouse/+packages02:48
greg_my latest email was the one confirming my gpg02:49
greg_nothing in spam02:49
greg_should i run the cmd again?02:50
wgrantIt can't hurt02:51
greg_I'm still not seeing anything02:52
sarnold sbuild-build-depends-lcov-dummy : Depends: debhelper-compat (= 12)02:52
greg_oh I got email now02:52
sarnoldit looks like it'll take a bit more work to backport this package02:52
greg_so what do I do?02:53
greg_Unable to identify 'greg':<greg@greg-vm> in launchpad02:53
greg_Further error processing not possible because of a critical previous error.02:53
greg_the gpg key has <cheeseboy16@gmail.com> so idk why its using my hostname02:56
wgrantSet DEBEMAIL. backportpackage expects that your system is set up for packaging already02:58
wgrantThe key is just used for authentication. There's a separate email address in the changelog, which backportpackage must be automatically generating. That email address is used by default to choose the key, which is why you had to use -k02:59
greg_export DEBMAIL=MYEMAIL?02:59
sarnoldthat's easy enough to test but I suspect that's not it; my changelog has:  -- Seth Arnold <sarnold@millbarge>  Thu, 27 Feb 2020 02:45:57 +000002:59
greg_what?03:00
greg_is that how i set it?03:00
sarnoldno03:00
greg_then how03:00
wgrantHopefully the backportpackage manpage says03:00
wgrantI'm not familiar with that tool03:00
sarnoldhmm, so the first time I clicked on the openpgp key link on https://launchpad.net/~cheeseboy16 I got a "not found" error or something similar -- but now I'm getting a real key from https://keyserver.ubuntu.com/pks/lookup?fingerprint=on&op=index&search=0x66257ED074E75DAC205D96050157CC879AAF4A8203:01
sarnoldI wonder if it's just wroth yet another try without changing anything?03:01
wgrantNo.03:01
greg_oh i was right03:01
wgrantOnce you get a rejection email, it was properly signed03:02
greg_its just an env var03:02
wgrantYes03:02
sarnoldwgrant: ah cool, thanks03:02
greg_ok got it but how do I fix Depends: debhelper-compat (= 12) ?03:09
greg_ bionic-backports  has it I see03:12
wgrantOn https://launchpad.net/~cheeseboy16/+archive/ubuntu/travis-backports you'll find an "Edit PPA dependencies" link, where you can enable backports03:14
greg_yes I saw that03:16
greg_i pushed again but nothing happened03:16
wgrantYou can't re-upload the same version twice (unless it was never accepted in the first place). In this case you'll want to retry the build. Click the failed build link on https://launchpad.net/~cheeseboy16/+archive/ubuntu/travis-backports/+packages, and click the Retry link03:18
greg_i think it built03:21
wgrantIt did!03:22
sarnoldyay :)03:22
wgrantWill take a few minutes until it's available on PPA.launchpad.net; wait for the green flashing gear to turn into a tick03:22
greg_ok and the package is working on my ci.03:37
greg_that was huge pain03:37
wgrantsarnold: I've updated Packaging/UploadErrors to not assume you have a default PPA.04:32
wgrantThanks for the report04:32
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sarnoldwgrant: nice, thanks :)17:52
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ActionParsniphttps://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-docs/+question/68903220:44
ActionParsnipOne more post by Snooper. Same nonsense20:44
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cjwatsonI've suspended "Snooper" now22:34
sarnoldthanks22:46

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