[08:26] LocutusOfBorg, regarding the builders: this is being looked into, but as of now, we don't know what's causing it [08:31] thanks [11:08] LocutusOfBorg, builders are getting freed! from ~IS: "It is usually that neutron is broken on s390x yet again on the old scalingstacks. It breaks nearly every day sadly. The "fix" is the shiny new z15 and PS6 but unfortunately the LPARs recently brought up there keep crashing so it's not yet ready for service." [11:34] ruinedyourlife, ack thanks [14:05] ruinedyourlife: kubuntu teams PPAs don't work in oracular [14:05] The following signatures were invalid: E4DFEC907DEDA4B8A670E8042836CB0A8AC93F7A (untrusted public key algorithm: rsa1024) [14:05] this is hindering deevelopment, with feature freeze next month [14:06] let me check this out, i might be wrong but i think rsa 1024 keys are not supported anymore? that might be related [14:09] makes sense, but letting PPAs just stop working for the dev release is not great [14:10] RikMills, define 'not working'? [14:10] RikMills, this is a known issue that the Launchpad team is working on this week to close out. [14:10] RikMills, the launchpad team is working on fixing those afaik, but you can easily workaround by creating a new ppa [14:10] But there are a few workarounds that you might be able to use. [14:10] (thanks everyone for the quick jump in) [14:11] If there have been new uploads to oracular on the affected PPAs, they will already have been dual-signed with the old key and a replacement rsa4096 key (which is not yet exposed via Launchpad) [14:11] So you can manually import the new key and that should help. [14:11] guruprasad: where is the new key found? [14:12] RikMills, I know it is crude and not great, but you can download the oracular Release file and find out the key ID using gpg. [14:13] I have seen that a command like 'gpg --verify InRelease' dumps information about both the keys and their key IDs. [14:13] If you can share the names of the affected PPAs, I can check and confirm whether the oracular suite has been dual-signed or not [14:14] Sorry for the trouble. We are looking to wrap up the migration and fix everything in the coming days. [14:14] guruprasad: ppa:kubuntu-ppa/experimental [14:15] guruprasad: in fact, I think all PPAs in https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa are the same [14:16] RikMills, the experimental PPA's oracular suite is definitely dual-signed with a new rsa4096 key. [14:16] Its key ID is 7EB726D45F5037D1A642C72C17FB29293721A2CD [14:16] Importing that key should unblock you on all the PPAs [14:17] guruprasad: apt-key no longer works does it? [14:17] Ah, yeah. There are changes and newer ways to do things now. [14:17] * RikMills googles [14:19] I am not sure what the latest thing to do is, but I remember juliank (apt maintainer) mentioning that it has to be configured in a way that works with the deb822 sources. [14:19] juliank is not in this channel. [14:20] But I have a snippet from a conversation where he mentioned how to do this - https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/5T96ZXwQzj/ [14:21] guruprasad: thanks. I will see how that goes [14:23] Again, I apologize for the trouble. [14:23] NP. I've had dev release throw up worse :D [14:30] guruprasad: easy way, make a new ppa which gets the new key. then copy the key from the deb822 source to the not working ones [14:34] unrelated but: [14:34] let us try again the translations opening [14:34] very sorry for the interruption again [14:34] essential services will be down for the procedure [14:34] coming back asap <3 [14:36] RikMills, that should work too. [15:19] success!! let us start all the services again [16:10] So, I'm trying to write a script to file a handful of launchpad bugs using a JSON document as the source data. Trying to use launchpadlib+python; am I correct in saying that library does not appear to support writes to launchpad's api? [16:14] https://help.launchpad.net/Bugs/ImportFormat implies to me that this may not be doable via the API? [16:14] since it says for migrating people to ask for a production import [16:17] bingo, found https://github.com/moshekaplan/FuzzImageMagick/blob/master/submit_imagemagick_bug.py which I'm going to use as an example, thank you for being rubber ducks