[16:06] hey, I'm still not getting emails for some upload (errors I guess) to ci-train PPAs... [16:21] Trevinho: hm, starting when? [16:21] cjwatson: I got it in the past, but looks like I'm getting it again now [16:21] not sure when it started, last night I think I got an "accepted" email [16:22] so during the night I got some reijections [16:24] Trevinho: Any chance of seeing some headers with Received lines? [16:26] cjwatson: so this is the one I got last night https://www.pastery.net/nntgbp/ [16:26] the last one I got [16:33] Trevinho: That one is a bit unusual since it's a binary rejection, so comes from a different machine [16:33] (because the archive was apparently disabled before all the builds finished, or something) [16:34] cjwatson: that sure... But the one I should have got (and not received) should be a mismatch of orig size with the expected one [16:34] Trevinho: IS has found a missing bit of configuration after we moved the PPA publisher yesterday, and is fixing it [16:34] as I noticed it in deb-o-matic [16:34] ok [16:40] Trevinho: You should hopefully start getting emails as the queue clears [16:40] cjwatson: cool [16:40] ah just got one :) [16:40] acceptance, but still was blocked as well [22:14] hey I have a question what's the purpose for translating for Ubuntu. if when I make a contribution they give me the points on launchpad and after a while, points come down. Why is that? [22:18] Karma is just a very (very!) rough measure of how active people have been recently. It's not intended to be a system where you can rack up points permanently. [22:18] The purpose of translating for Ubuntu would be to make translations better, not to accumulate karma points. [22:19] https://help.launchpad.net/YourAccount/Karma [22:26] is retard it that's why I end it up not translating any longer. [22:27] That's up to you. [22:28] no joke. [23:00] o_O