[04:53] <clinton-fung> @rbasak yup we are aware of it; it's one of the things in a grab-bag of maintenance we need to find time for
[10:28] <rbasak> OK. Thanks!
[19:20] <kkeithley> dput black hole?  I'm working on (new) packages for Apache Arrow and Apache ORC which are dependencies for the next release of Ceph.  I have a set of .../debian/* files that work on my jammy box (debuild + pbuilder) but when I dput them to launchpad they aren't getting built.  dput says it successfully uploaded them. https://launchpad.net/~ceph-apache-arrow/+archive/ubuntu/orc.
[19:20] <kkeithley> Is there somewhere I can look to see where they went?
[19:23] <kkeithley> Is there somewhere else I should seek assistance, here seems kinda dead
[19:30] <kkeithley> trying to build for mantic and noble.
[19:39] <sarnold> kkeithley: usually, launchpad will email you error messages if your upload had problems
[19:40] <sarnold> kkeithley: if you didn't get an email, the usual cause is that the upload wasn't properly signed -- launchpad won't email people on invalid signatures, to avoid hassling people who might not have actually made the upload in question
[19:57] <kkeithley> it's was signed, with the same sig as the other packages I build on launchpad. I have gotten emails when those fail to build, and those showed up on the site first. 
[19:59] <cjwatson> kkeithley: If nobody with access to check logs is answering here, then you can file a ticket on https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+addquestion and that goes into a queue that does get checked (most likely European working hours)
[20:02] <kkeithley> yep, just posted my question there
[20:04] <cjwatson> The reason will show up in the process-upload logs, they just aren't public
[21:05] <clinton-fung> I actually quoted some of cjwatson's (internal) responses in my response to kkeithley :)
[21:07] <cjwatson> clinton-fung: do check process-upload.log though, since you can and I can't :)
[21:07] <clinton-fung> In process-upload.log for ppa-uploader, I wasn't able to find any references to something in the ticket kkeithley logged.
[21:07] <cjwatson> That's odd in itself - I'd expect to see _something_, positive or negative
[21:08] <clinton-fung> Yeah I did that; just my grep fu failed me
[21:08] <cjwatson> It might not quote the PPA name, if it failed before the point where it decided where to put the package
[21:08] <clinton-fung> This is the URL quoted in the question: https://launchpad.net/~ceph-apache-arrow/+archive/ubuntu/orc
[21:08] <cjwatson> Getting the uploaded package name might help - that's a little more likely to show up in grep
[21:08] <clinton-fung> I've tried all sorts of case-insensitive greps on permutations of things from that URL
[21:09] <cjwatson> (It may or may not be the case that the package name is particularly related to that URL)
[21:09] <clinton-fung> I found an answer from wgrant from years gone by highlighting that in a particular other user's case, they didn't declare any binary packages
[21:10] <cjwatson> If that were the case there'd be a rejection in process-upload.log
[21:10] <cjwatson> Usually best to locate that first, somehow.  One other thing that might be worth checking is when the dput attempt was
[21:10] <clinton-fung> Depending on when this happened, we had a major outage 1.5 days ago, for an extended period of time
[21:51] <clinton-fung> @kkeithley I have asked for the above information on the ticket, too. If you aren't able to remember when the original dput was executed (because I understand people don't generally make a note of the time for everything they do in life), perhaps it makes sense for you to attempt it again using the -f option (to avoid getting the error about the package having already been uploaded), so that you 
[21:51] <clinton-fung> can note the time and share it with me.
[23:32] <clinton-fung> @kkeithley thanks for your response on the question. It helped me find the relevant logs, and indeed it seems like you used a key that is not registered in Launchpad. In that scenario, we won't email you about the failure.
[23:39] <kkeithley> I see. Okay, thanks