[01:15] Ubulette: thank you! [01:15] np === \sh_away is now known as \sh [09:11] asac: hi. any plan on when to include the Finnish and Russian translations for ubufox? (the bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubufox/+bug/139380 ) [09:11] Launchpad bug 139380 in ubufox "Untranslated strings in ubufox" [Undecided,Confirmed] [09:12] also, the https://code.launchpad.net/ubufox/ page is a bit fuzzy with so many branches.. is "main" or "ubuntu" the trunk, or which.. [09:13] Danial Abmarov's branch has the ru-ru and fi-FI locales, so they could be merged from there most easily [09:15] Mirv: yes we should clean up the ubufox branches [09:15] the point about the translations is that it should be done by rosetta [09:15] (for hardy) [09:15] in gutsy it was my fault [09:18] yep, Rosetta is easier for most, I originally provided those indeed for gutsy [11:43] damn connection [12:01] \o/ i am back [12:03] well ... not for long as it looks like === asac_ is now known as asac [14:15] Ubulette_: which changes did you want to land for the b1 update? [14:15] let me know ... i could pull them for this update [14:15] or are those b2 only? [14:16] * asac gateway updated ... rebooting === asac_ is now known as asac [14:35] Hi. I'm just trolling lintian output, and wanted to request a Maintainer: change from "Ubuntu-Mozilla-Team" to "Ubuntu Mozilla Team" to address some of http://qa.ubuntuwire.com/lintian/reports/Tmaintainer-not-full-name.html [14:36] ok so its just sunbird? [14:38] Well, 4 packages, but it looks that way. I don't know how the sources are organised. [14:39] same source [14:40] Easy then :) Thanks. [14:40] persia: fixed in bzr [14:41] Excellent! Now to do something about the rest of the output :) [15:04] xulrunner MIR submitted [15:04] lets see [17:11] asac, ciao alex [17:11] Ubulette_, seamonkey accepted [17:12] if you didnt notice [17:12] bluekuja: yes ... thanks [17:12] asac, sorry for the delay === \sh is now known as \sh_away === Ubulette_ is now known as Ubulette [19:50] hi [21:45] Ubulette: do you know what --enable-safe-browsing does in xulrunner-1.9 config options? [21:46] Ubulette: removing it made pyxpcom work fine whereas it crashed if left in. This is with the OLPC browser's python interface to xulrunner [21:51] that's the anti-fishing feature [21:54] janimo, did you open a bug upstream ? [21:54] didn;t cross my mind TBH [21:55] I am not sure it's an upstream bug or feature or caused by ubuntu patches or what [21:56] i don't think it's our patches [23:15] ok back :) [23:15] where is janimo? [23:15] who is janimo? [23:15] := [23:15] :) [23:16] the guys doing Sugar debs [23:16] -s [23:16] ah [23:16] so url-classifier breaks pyxpcom? [23:16] strange [23:16] he said safe-browsing [23:16] well ... we don't build with safe browsing, but url-classifier [23:16] so i think its the classifier :) [23:17] * asac wonders if the problem is still there with our branch [23:17] we *do* safe browsing [23:17] in xul? [23:17] yep [23:18] oh right ... we should use --enable-url-classifier ... but its the same from what i saw in code [23:18] (same for xul) [23:19] lets wait for him to return :) [23:22] still no advocate for prism [23:23] really? [23:23] didn't persia look at it? [23:24] persia said it's a really good package but he can't test it as he's not a user of the webapps web sites [23:24] he did the review, but no test [23:26] did he comment on revu? [23:27] he contacted me by email [23:27] and we've discussed a lot on irc [23:27] but my last update has no comment at all [23:28] ok i will try to remember to bug him tomorrow on that [23:28] he should drop his packaging comments [23:28] to revu [23:28] then we will find a sponsor [23:29] he's in JST so he'll be here soon [23:30] JST? [23:30] it's 8:30am JST [23:30] what corner of the world is that? [23:30] must be pretty boring there :) [23:30] japan [23:30] oh [23:30] ok [23:30] Japan standard time :) [23:30] well i will probably be off ... but i think he is a hobbiest ... so best to catch in his after work hours ... aka tomorrow [23:31] i should try my japanese on him ;) [23:31] hehe [23:31] if its not too bad :) [23:32] in fact, he said "I live on JST", not i'm in japan or i'm japanese so I don't know if he speaks japanese at all ;) [23:33] yeah :) [23:35] probably he just has adjusted his day-live to be night-live and vv [23:35] @time tokyo [23:35] Current time in Asia/Tokyo: December 05 2007, 08:35:29 - Next meeting: Xubuntu meeting in 20 hours 54 minutes [23:37] install intlclock :) [23:37] heh [23:37] :) [23:38] i am happy with the bot ;) [23:39] http://www.sofaraway.org/ubuntu/tmp/intlclock.png [23:39] if we cannot get feedback from persia, i can sponsor prism [23:40] we already achieved what we wanted ... get them to know you [23:40] if we do that a few more times they know you good enough ;) [23:40] I can post seamonkey 1.1.7 there too [23:41] isn't it NEWed already? [23:41] bluekuja said it was NEWed [23:43] https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/seamonkey/1.1.6+nobinonly-0ubuntu1 [23:44] ok .... but the bins for i386 are not in NEw [23:44] so they should be available already [23:44] \o/ [23:44] http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/s/seamonkey/ [23:44] strange [23:44] hmm ... lets review that tomorrow :) [23:48] https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/hardy/+queue?queue_state=3&queue_text=seamonkey [23:49] yes ... looks good [23:51] are you interested in security ? [23:51] that's part of my real job [23:51] the one thing i like about mozilla is that its big enough ... has had enough security issues to pursue statistical analysis on it :) [23:52] http://www.st.cs.uni-sb.de/softevo/vulnerabilities.php [23:52] its not the first paper that looks into security stats based on mozilla :) [23:53] http://www.st.cs.uni-sb.de/publications/files/neuhaus-tr-2007.pdf [23:53] thats the actual paper [23:53] nice chart [23:57] interesting [23:59] yeah ... i find table 1 on page 5 interesting .) [23:59] i remember how much pain it was to backport security fixes for nsCSSFrameConstructor [23:59] and how easy all those js things were [23:59] :)