Hi Steve,
Thanks for your answer.
I do have a pgp key on LP: on my LP page it says: OpenPGP keys: 70D95E9.
In Seahorse I see my Personal PGP-key under GnuPG-keys with the same
name and email address I used with bzr whoami.
According to the instructions I entered the following command:
gpg --send-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 7E7B0BCB
Aha!!! And here is the culprit, the public key numbers are different (I
never noticed the difference until now). I created one on 2011-03-30 to
sign CoC. Now, on another PC, I created another one,
pub 2048R/7E7B0BCB 2013-05-11, and imported the fingerprint on LP. But I
did not receive an email after doing so. Should I have received one? Is
that the reason why this public key is not added to my personal LP page?
How can I add this public key to LP?
I checked
http://askubuntu.com/questions/222583/how-to-add-another-openpgp-key-to-launchpad
and entered the same command (See output below, I replaced the personal
data). The answer to this Ask Ubuntu question was: Check your spam
folder; launchpad.net's messages may be trapped in there. But I do not
have a spam folder, so this answer is not very useful.
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As for the dput command: I followed the instructions on my page:
Uploading packages to this PPA
You can upload packages to this PPA using:
dput ppa:my_LP_name/ubuntuhandleiding <source.changes>
dput ppa:my_LP_name/ubuntu-handleiding
ubuntumanualnl_12.04ubuntu2_source.changes
Never mind the different ppa names in my examples, I created and deleted
several ppa's.
Is this command not correct? What do you mean by:
I see that you are not using the default of 'ppa'.
==============================
And as for using #launchpad: I did ask about the problem of not
receiving an email after uploading to my PPA, but at that moment there
was no one to answer it. Since we live in different parts of the world,
I am not sure what is the ideal time to chat on #launchpad. I will try
again this afternoon (CEST).
The reason why I prefer using the list is because I can prepare my
questions carefully. The disadvantage is that I have to wait for an answer.
Thanks for your help so far,
Hannie
Terminal output:
me@my_pc:~$ gpg --keyserver hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com --search-key '<my
email address>'
gpg: search for '<my email address>' from hkp server keyserver.ubuntu.com
(1) John Doe <my email address> (address #1)
John Doe <my email address> (address #2)
2048 bit RSA key 7E7B0BCB, created: 2013-05-11
(2) H D (Sleutel om CoC te onderteken) <my email address>
2048 bit RSA key 70ED95E9, created: 2011-03-30
Op 16-07-13 03:22, Steve Kowalik schreef:
On 07/16/2013 01:11 AM, Hannie Dumoleyn wrote:
It is sad that, after all this hard work I have put in learning how to
package, I am stuck here and have no clue on what is wrong. I am at the
end of my tether.
The output from dput just means that machine has copied it to Launchpad
for processing. I had a quick look through logs and couldn't see
anything at all for your source package, but I only went back two days.
Some things to check -- make certain you are signing your packages with
a GPG key that Launchpad knows about (you mention pushing branches,
which uses SSH keys, which are different), and that you are uploading to
the correct PPA name, since I see that you are not using the default of
'ppa'.
If either of those don't help, then please drop by #launchpad on
Freenode and chat to us, and we can sort out what is going on.
Cheers,
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