[07:38] KBar, it looks like the upstream link for the less (pager) is wrongly set to the less (css) project [07:40] Since the former is maintained by Ubuntu developers, you can ask them to remove the wrong link [08:27] Hey all, I get an OOPS when trying to login to launchpad: Error ID: OOPS-1e145ae572591ba1121a1e94362048c9 [08:28] This is when using my Ubuntu One account [08:30] The reason I wanted to login (maybe someone else can do that for me), is I wanted to comment on this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mutter/+bug/1423773 that I managed to dig deeper in it and filed it as an upstream bug report in gnome here https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/-/issues/5796 [08:30] Launchpad bug 1423773 in mutter (Ubuntu) "[memory leak] Gnome-Shell don't free ram when changing the wallpaper" [Medium, Incomplete] [08:30] Issue 5796 in GNOME/gnome-shell "Changing the gnome background through gsettings causes Gnome-shell to open and never close file handles, eventually resulting in a gnome crash due to exceeding ulimit -nS" [Opened] [09:21] dolfandrringa: Did you possibly delete and re-create your Ubuntu One account at some point? [09:21] Not consciously [09:22] I haven't used ubuntu one (if ever) in years at least [09:22] I think I used to have a launchpad account outside of ubuntu one [09:23] cjwatson ^ [09:23] Your original Launchpad account was created a few years before the login system was split out to Ubuntu One, but all existing accounts should've been transferred over. [09:24] Also you've definitely used your Launchpad account since the split. [09:24] Ok, but when at the new login page, I was asked "Do you have an ubuntu one account" [09:24] and I said "no" [09:25] And made one [09:25] so I guess I have 2 now? [09:25] It's possible your Ubuntu One account was associated with the other email address on your Launchpad account, I suppose. [09:25] Anyway, I can merge them [09:25] On the Launchpad side at least [09:25] Yeah, but still, I just logged in with my new ubuntu one account [09:25] the ubuntu one login works fine [09:26] but then I get redirected to launchpad and I get the oops [09:26] Cool, thanks cjwatson [09:32] That fixed it @cj [09:32] cjwatson [09:34] Thanks [09:35] Hey woutervb :D [09:35] Ik weet wie jij bent :D [09:35] Lol, fancy seeing you here [09:36] Github notifies me when you publish releases on canonical-ols :) [09:39] dolfandrringa: Yep, I was just going to say, you should be able to log in now [09:40] I am [09:40] As this proves: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mutter/+bug/1423773/comments/18 [09:40] Launchpad bug 1423773 in mutter (Ubuntu) "[memory leak] Gnome-Shell don't free ram when changing the wallpaper" [Medium, Incomplete] [09:41] If anyone talks to wouter, say hi to him for me :D [09:53] cjwatson: I've started with 7594 packages imported in total on Monday and have now added ~5000 to that figure. This doesn't seem to have moved the git disk space needle on your dashboard. Am I looking at the right fiture? [09:53] figure [09:57] rbasak: Well, it's measured in terabytes - is ~20GB not plausible for that number of packages? [09:57] Let me see if I can force the units to GB or so [09:57] I thought it'd be much more significant. But if it's not, then great! [09:59] I have another ~25000 to go. I might as well throw them all at the queue right now then, given ~5000 didn't move the needle. I can easily disable dequeuing if needed. Right now there are a total of 18 import workers. [10:01] Maybe I'm too useless at Grafana but I don't see how to get it to force the choice of units. [10:02] Yeah, seems reasonable. [17:08] guruprasad: i see. there is no registered upstream project for less on lp yet so i just removed the erroneous one. but it still shows up [17:11] Can anyone answer this question? https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/702930 [17:12] We see questions about as quickly as we see IRC messages (more quickly in the case of most of my colleagues, I think), so no need to duplicate here [17:26] answered === arraybolt3 is now known as Guest3 === Guest3 is now known as arraybolt3 === synapt is now known as nate