[00:03] sergio-br2: The default quota is 2GiB, and it can be increased where the space usage is reasonable. [00:04] hum, is there any limit? [00:04] *are [00:13] when i build a package in my ppa, do you need to wait for publication before you can build something else that build-deps on it? [00:13] mwhudson: Yes. [00:14] But the PPA publisher is faster and runs more often than the main archive publisher [00:14] sergio-br2: There is no specific limit. It is judged on a case-by-case basis. [00:14] StevenK: That's actually not true any more. [00:14] Awww [00:14] They are often around the same frequency nowadays. [00:14] It was when I left. :-) [00:15] is that just because there are so many ppas now? [00:15] The per-archive stuff has been optimised, so the primary archive publisher is much faster, but there are a lot of PPAs considered in every run. [00:17] i guess i really really should use pbuilder more to make sure my build deps are right :-) [00:17] sbuild, but yes. [00:17] wee [00:17] well [00:17] "something local" [00:18] "It is judged on a case-by-case basis." oh, so maybe a PPA using 5 GB can be cut off? [00:19] sergio-br2: A PPA can't use 5GiB without being previously approved to do so. [00:19] We approve quota increases on a case-by-case basis, judging whether the PPA is making good use of our resources. [00:19] humm [00:19] good use == many downloads? [00:20] That's one major criterion, yes. [00:20] my libretro ppa has 2.8 [00:21] those mame cores occupies lot of space [00:27] wgrant, how can I see how many downloads a ppa had? [00:29] sergio-br2: http://askubuntu.com/questions/296197/how-to-find-out-the-package-download-count-from-a-ppa [00:32] that python script right? [00:32] Yes. [00:34] nice, it's working [00:35] meh, nobody downloading dolphin-emu-master, and it's since february [00:43] is it possible to ask i386 & amd64 together in this script? [00:46] Not directly. [00:46] wgrant, that python script shows what? per month? [00:47] sergio-br2: It shows the total number of downloads for each currently published version. [00:47] :o [00:49] each counts twice if I download from the same IP ? [00:52] Yes. [00:58] nobody uses my ppas :( [00:58] heh [00:58] only libretro and ppsspp [01:01] So, can one delete a git repo? :P [01:03] DalekSec: why would you want to do something so rash? :) (that's coming) [01:03] Ah, good to know. And, because some idiot pushed it to the wrong place (yes, this idiot is talking now...) [01:06] DalekSec: You can move/rename a git repo using the API [01:07] Deletion is very close. [02:03] how long do you have to wait for a depwait build to be retried in a ppa? [02:21] mwhudson: Up to two hours after the dependencies are satisfiable. [02:22] ok [02:22] thanks [02:24] mwhudson: But you can always retry it manually. [02:24] yeah, that's what i did [02:24] was just curious [02:25] heh is it possible to disable 386 builds for a ppa? :) [02:27] mwhudson: http://lpqateam.canonical.com/qa-reports/deployment-stable.html [02:27] So call again in 2-3 hours. [02:28] hah, timing [06:07] mwhudson: Which PPA did you want x86 disabled on? [09:26] Hello, I wanted to translate the program "SoundConverter" to Catalan and Spanish since I realized the translation is not complete. The odd thing comes here, at Launchpad it says they do are complete... [09:26] How comes that? [09:27] Maybe the packaged version in the repositories is not updated? [09:41] metallic: SoundConverter is in universe, so it doesn't go through normal translation mechanisms -- translations are just taken from the upstream project. [09:41] If there are new translations in Launchpad that upstream should include, you should talk to the upstream maintainer. === mquin_ is now known as mquin [10:00] DalekSec,wgrant: um, deletion should be there already. There's a "Delete repository" link in the top right of the code page for the repository. [10:00] That rolled out yesterday. [10:01] Yeah, I realised that when I requested today's deployment! [10:01] ah nice cjwatson [10:03] (also .lp_delete() or so on the API) [10:03] right, time to go :) [10:10] https://launchpad.net/~cloud-images-release-managers/+livefs/ubuntu/wily/docker-ubuntu-core/+build/28138 isn't getting built; any ideas why? [10:10] Builds for all the other architectures are fine. [10:11] But the last ppc64el one also got stuck in limbo for a few days. [10:13] wgrant: sorry, I was out. So are you telling me to pick up the translations from the project's site? [10:14] That's not possible since the project's homepage redirects to launchpad [10:14] :/ [10:14] Oh, I didn't realise they'd moved to Launchpad. [10:14] I used to maintain soundconverter in Ubuntu and Debian many years ago, and it wasn't on LP back then. [10:15] metallic: Ubuntu's package just uses the translations that were included in the upstream release. [10:16] wgrant: forgive my ignorance but... By "upstream" what do you mean? [10:17] metallic: Ah, it's common distribution terminology. "Upstream" means the soundconverter project itself. [10:17] metallic: this might help - https://help.launchpad.net/Translations [10:17] The code then flows "downstream" to Debian, and from there further downstream to Ubuntu. [10:18] So Ubuntu 15.04 has SoundConverter 2.1.5, and whichever translations that release included. [10:18] mmm... Ok, I get it now [10:18] The translations will only be updated when the package is updated to eg. SoundConverter 2.2 [10:20] wgrant: Therefore it is a matter of the package in the repository? [10:21] metallic: have you a LP account? [10:21] yes :) [10:21] have you set your prefered language? [10:21] yes [10:21] try this page [10:21] https://translations.launchpad.net/soundconverter/trunk/+translations [10:21] clivejo: I think you missed part of the conversation :/ [10:22] The Catalan and Spanish translations are complete in Launchpad. [10:22] Two things need to happen for Ubuntu users to see the complete translations: [10:22] exactly, they are complete in Launchpad but the program shows incomplete translations [10:22] 1) kassoulet (the SoundConverter developer) needs to incorporate them into a SoundConverter release. [10:23] 2) The Debian maintainer or an Ubuntu developer needs to incorporate that SoundConverter release into a package. [10:23] If you're running Ubuntu 15.04, #2 hasn't happened yet. #1 may have. [10:23] 2) is what I was talking about :) [10:24] 1) may be harder since a release depends on many other factors of the software, but yes I was thinking of a package issue [10:26] It is also possible for the package maintainer to directly incorporate the new translations, but that's unlikely with an active upstream project. [10:26] wgrant: the latest version is 2.1.5 and the version I have in the repositories of Trisquel is 2.0.4 [10:26] that figures [10:27] Ah, so you'll want to talk to the Trisquel package maintainers in that case. [10:28] Trisquel repositories are supposed to be made up of ubuntu's without non-free [10:28] software [10:28] Right, as I recall the latest Trisquel release is based on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. [10:28] Which matches https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/soundconverter [10:28] yes [10:28] 14.04 == trusty, which has 2.0.4 [10:29] So I should talk to someone of Trisquel and package the latest version? [10:29] Right. [10:30] Ok ok... Everything is clearer now, thank you very much wgrant for the kind explanation :) [10:30] I am a very new contributor, I don't even dare to contribute with code yet [10:32] wgrant: Any idea about the stuckness of https://launchpad.net/~cloud-images-release-managers/+livefs/ubuntu/wily/docker-ubuntu-core/+build/28138 ? [10:33] Odd_Bloke: That LiveFS isn't configured to use non-virtual builders. So it's trying to build on a ppc64el OpenStack instance, which doesn't exist. [10:33] Aha, that explains it. [10:33] Odd_Bloke: I've fixed the configuration and cancelled the build. Request a new one and it should work. [10:33] (and the armhf and arm64 ones should stop failing) [10:38] Odd_Bloke: Success. [10:45] wgrant: Thanks! :) [10:47] wgrant: ubuntu/wily/docker-ubuntu-core is a separate livefs from (the notional) ubuntu/xylophone/docker-ubuntu-core, right? Or, put another way, will we need to get an admin to modify that every time we open a new series? [10:50] Odd_Bloke: Yes, but that hopefully won't be an issue again -- we expect to have powerpc, ppc64el, armhf and arm64 virtualised builds before xenophobic. [14:12] hi, is there some scheduled "cleaning" or is there something wrong? https://launchpad.net/builders [16:06] i'm seeing some issues in viewing MP's, able to browse the code though [16:08] me too, it says 'Technically, the load balancer took too long to connect to an application server.' [16:08] np on all other pages of code.launchpad.net [16:12] same here on code.launchpad.net [16:13] 504 Gateway Time-out just popped up (instead of the "Uh oh !" page [16:13] cjwatson, wgrant are you aware of that? ^^ [16:17] merge request pages are timing/erroring out for me :( example: https://code.launchpad.net/~roadmr/checkbox/image-info-parsers/+merge/260068 everything else in launchpad seems OK (bugs, projects, etc) [16:22] the issue is inside the data center, lp suffers but is not the cause (AIUI) [16:23] vila: oh thanks! I'll wait then, I guess [16:28] Infrastructure Launchpad depends on is down. Some things will work, but I expect most components of Launchpad to be failing right about now. === stub changed the topic of #launchpad to: Critical components of Launchpad are down. Admins investigating | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | User Guide: https://help.launchpad.net/ | Support: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad [17:05] A cheer for whoever changed “CANONICAL GROUP LTD” to “Canonical Group Ltd” in Launchpad’s EV certificate. Details. :-) [17:06] What, no . after Ltd? [17:07] * pmjdebruijn guesses the caps thing === Guest75193 is now known as nesthib === wgrant changed the topic of #launchpad to: File server issues; package uploads, old merge proposals, old file downloads currently unavailable | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | User Guide: https://help.launchpad.net/ | Support: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad [21:34] is there currently an outage with the ppa build service, or are things just really slow today? :) [21:34] jderose: /topic [21:35] wgrant: ah, oops... read the topic, didn't digest it i guess. thanks! [22:23] Hi, folks on my project (https://launchpad.net/mahara) are getting "404 Resource not found" when trying to download our release files [22:23] for example https://launchpadlibrarian.net/187796035/mahara-1.10.0.zip [22:24] it seems to be semi-intermittent. One team member reported being able to download a release that gave me a 404 seconds earlier. [22:24] aarow: Yes, see /topic. Our file serving infrastructure has run into a bit of trouble, and older files aren't currently accessible. [22:24] Except if you happen to access then in the same browser as someone who accessed them recently, and manage to hit a cached version. [22:24] We hope to have it all back in a few hours. [22:25] ah, cheers wgrant. I guess I skimmed the topic too quickly. I thought it meant this was the place to talk about file server issues. ;) === wgrant changed the topic of #launchpad to: Ongoing file server issues: package uploads, old merge proposals, old file downloads currently unavailable; back in a few hours | Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | User Guide: https://help.launchpad.net/ | Support: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad === wgrant_ is now known as Guest85526 [23:54] wgrant: i have a car these days, but i'm not driving to be remote hands again =))))) [23:55] xnox: Heh, it's all back now, fortunately. === wgrant changed the topic of #launchpad to: Launchpad is an open source project: https://dev.launchpad.net/ | This channel is logged: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ | User Guide: https://help.launchpad.net/ | Support: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad [23:56] wgrant: ;-) cool, just catching up on the jokes. and librarian lives on ;-)