Upload to ppa rejected (signer has no right) but gpg is correct

Thanks.

I solved this using my own ~/.dput.cf . I was using the system-wide dput.cf but the settings in /etc/dput.cf about the ppa were the same I put into the ~/.dput.cf.

So this must be the /etc/dput.cf that had conflicting settings.

Go figure...

Thanks Celso Providelo, that solved my question.

This answer doesn't quite help me. Which settings were required in dput.cfg in order to set the proper target? I've checked /etc/dput.cf, ~/.dput.cf, and man dput.cf and see no mention of this field.

My dput and ppa combination have worked in the past, but I just tried uploading and hit the same rejection as described in this question.

Any suggestions? The error msg is pretty opaque to me.

here's my ~/.dput.cf :

[myppa]
fqdn = ppa.launchpad.net
method = ftp
incoming = ~weboide/ubuntu/
login = anonymous
allow_unsigned_uploads = 0

I just created the file with these options and (I think) it fixed the problem.
Hope this helps.

and i use dput mostly like that:

dput myppa package_0.1-0ubuntu1~ppa0.changes

Hmm. That exactly matches my ~/.dput.cf except for the username. I wonder what else could be different? I'm using dput 0.9.2.30ubuntu1.

I've got dput 0.9.2.34ubuntu1.

Intrepid? I'm on hardy.

On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 10:23 AM, Arnaud Weboide Soyez
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Yeah. I'm using intrepid.

If you get this particular rejection ("Signer has no upload rights at all to this distribution") you are trying to upload to Ubuntu instead of a PPA. This is usually caused by a bad dput.cf or you forgot to specify the dput.cf section on the command line.

Odd. I didn't change anything but it was accepted. Oh well.

ere's my ~/.dput.cf : or sudo gedit /etc/dput.cf
creat this
[myppa]
fqdn = ppa.launchpad.net
method = ftp
incoming = ~weboide/ubuntu/
login = anonymous
allow_unsigned_uploads = 0
----------------------
and use
**dir wen your *_source.changes
$ dput -c /etc/dput.cf myppa *_source.changes

But I wonder where I should put the ~/.dput.cf in?
Should I put it in the debian document?

Certainly not. The "~/" notation in ~/.dput.cf means a file in your home directory.