[01:11] further i have set my terminal to not update automatically [01:11] so if i scroll up a bit i have all the time in the world [01:11] to read whats there [01:11] until i press a key [01:11] or scroll to the very bottom [01:11] then it will auto-scroll again [01:12] i hated that because it would never resume scroll unless i hit return [01:13] http://people.ubuntu.com/~asac/Screenshot-Editing%20Profile%20%22Default%22.png [01:13] ah ok [01:13] yeah ... but its essential [01:13] if you want to see whats going on [01:13] and hitting return is not much of an issue :) [01:14] ok now it failed :) [01:15] like for you [01:15] good sort of [01:15] i was hoping it wasnt me === gnomefreak reading mikes blog on xulrunner git repo [01:22] yes i talked with him yesterday [01:22] about using git for iceweasel maintenance [01:22] instead of svn [01:23] so i guess this is the aftermath of that === gnomefreak never learned git hopefully wont have to [01:23] damn [01:24] it doesnt fail anymore [01:24] wtf [01:24] wtf did you do === gnomefreak can get it to fail all the time [01:25] most people get it to fail change something than it stops failing (im hoping you are one of these people) [01:25] no ... its because i tried to track this down [01:26] iu compiled a subdir manually which is apparently not tried by normal build [01:26] and now i cannot get back to state where it fails [01:27] re branch it :) it will fail [01:30] sun of a bith [01:30] i don't want to respin from beginning [01:30] takes too much time [01:30] son [01:30] :) [01:33] still cant get it to fail [01:33] i cleaned more (bug not all) ... so lets see if it fails again [01:33] building atm [01:34] if it doesnt fail than there is something with that file no? [01:34] s/there/it [01:35] maybe your plugin is borked [01:35] than again maybe its LP === gnomefreak bets its LP [01:37] its FF :( [01:37] wtf [01:38] asac: are you having issues with firefox? [01:38] he? [01:38] no its definitly something with Makefile.in [01:38] this cant be good iceape is failing to work as well [01:39] probably in combination with wrong or untested configure option [01:39] brb im gonna reboot [01:51] Red_Herring: yt? [02:12] wha? [02:12] oh [02:12] hey asac === Michele [n=Michele@adsl-66-72-200-243.dsl.clevoh.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu-mozillateam [02:13] asac, u still here? === Michele is now known as buttons [02:16] asac, gnomefreak cant sign on he has no internet connection [02:17] asac, he said that he thinks its network manager [02:23] hmm [02:23] no idea :) [02:24] maybe he should turn it off then [02:24] Red_Herring: sorry got to go to bed now [02:24] he's trying to connect with his laptop now [02:25] asac: heh its ok [02:25] asac: highlight me next time you're free [02:27] sure tomorrow Red_Herring === gnomefreak [n=gnomefre@ubuntu/member/gnomefreak] has joined #ubuntu-mozillateam [02:34] immmmmmm back! [02:34] damn router [02:35] yeah [02:35] welcome [02:35] now i can go to bed :) [02:35] but i have to go :) [02:35] ty [02:35] me [02:35] too [02:35] ;) [02:35] did you figure it out? [02:35] no ... it builds if I use dpkg-buildpackage ... but it fails if i use bzr bd [02:35] wierd [02:35] i now dropped --disable-canvas [02:36] as it it appears to be enabled by default for sunbird [02:36] and use system-cairo [02:36] ah [02:36] no idea [02:36] if that helps [02:36] ill play with it [02:36] yeah ... i am spinning agin [02:36] will probably wait to see if it fails again [02:53] asac: stable-fsh is failing to patch mozilla/config/autoconf.mk.in here but i will get with you in morning about it good night [02:57] he? [02:57] that doesn't fail for me [02:58] it has a line ... it will just not show up if i build from within target directory [02:58] no way [03:01] anyway ... night === DarkMageZ [n=richard@238.101.233.220.exetel.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-mozillateam [04:55] DarkMageZ: i considered using WAP from my router [04:55] but network manager doesn't support WAP afaik [04:58] WPA*. well, then network manager is crapware. [04:58] or your card doeesn't support wpa so network manager isn't showing it [05:46] its an intel card, week old laptop [05:46] probably does [06:07] debian bug 430099 [06:07] Debian bug 430099 in gnokii "gnokii - FTBFS: Makefile.global: No such file or directory" [Serious,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/430099 === Red_Herr1ng [n=rj@c-24-14-245-251.hsd1.il.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mozillateam === Admiral_Chicago [n=FreddyM@adsl-68-72-80-116.dsl.chcgil.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu-mozillateam [08:11] morning [08:11] today will be another busy day for me (but I'll try to get some free time for the evening) [08:11] cu === Sp4rKy [n=Sp4rKy@ubuntu/member/sp4rky] has left #ubuntu-mozillateam [] === jerome_ [n=jerome@gra94-2-82-66-142-60.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu-mozillateam [10:03] hjmf_: cu [10:04] ~ [10:06] grr [10:06] packaging ftl [10:13] i'm going to bed. packaging can wait until tomorrow [10:14] especially packaging that doesn't like to listen to me [10:16] night [10:16] night asac [10:16] btw, how nswrapperplugin looking for gutsy [10:20] looks good ... problem is that flashplugin-nonfree for amd64 is still in limbo [10:25] ah yea [10:25] i mean its ready ... but there is a crazy blacklist that we cannot fix on ubuntu side [10:25] we have fix it at debian [10:25] which will take ages === DarkMageZ [n=richard@238.101.233.220.exetel.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-mozillateam [11:43] morning [11:46] istn flash for 64bit gnash or is there going to be a flash for 64? [11:59] gnomefreak: there will be [11:59] flashplugin-nonfree for 64 [12:00] in combination with nspluginwrapper [12:00] actually there already is [12:00] oh ok [12:00] but its not build for us [12:00] because its manually blocked [12:01] i will wait another two days before kicking ass [12:01] remind me to yell at you and than ask you what this guy wants when i wake up [12:02] what does roger want done [12:03] by the looks of it he wants packages released that wont be in new ubuntu version? [12:04] asac: also with bug 65164 you attached changelog but what * is fixing the fat32 saving issue? [12:04] Launchpad bug 65164 in firefox "MASTER Firefox 2 can't save to fat32/ntfs partitions (e.g. usb memory stick) - results in empty file" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/65164 [12:04] he? [12:05] i don't understand [12:05] i fixed that [12:05] and pushed the patch upstream [12:05] oh i see it now its under the obscure firefox.cfg entry [12:06] huh? [12:06] ah [12:06] debian/patches/bz270159-lp65164-empty-file-or-duplicate-extension-on-fat32-ntfs, [12:06] yeah ... the changelog is pretty long for this upload [12:06] it is [12:06] i had it lying around a long time ... and had to cherry-pick the ubuntu2 release for tribe-2 [12:07] ah ok [12:07] gnomefreak: you should install ubufox [12:07] manually for now [12:07] it will be added to ubuntu-desktop [12:07] sooner or later [12:07] i have it installed not sure how to use it yet [12:07] or did dist-upgrade just bring you that package automagically? [12:07] gnomefreak: its nothing you can use atm [12:07] it contains prefs only [12:07] nope i installed from deb i built [12:07] ah [12:08] i will add menu entries for report a bug ... and get help online et al to it next [12:08] so those patches can go as well [12:12] oh did you hear from mike reguarding iceape-calendar? I saved rogers email to read later today to try and understand what he means and i have to ping persia :( [12:12] he? [12:12] anyone on x64 got some spare cycles? [12:12] ah rogers [12:12] yes [12:12] i have spare cycles, but not in my brain :) [12:12] DarkMageZ: what do you want? [12:13] i was hoping you could build a package for me with your x64bitness :) [12:13] sec while i upload the source package to ftp [12:16] http://launchpadlibrarian.net/3644818/libvisual-plugins_0.4.0.dfsg.1.orig.tar.gz http://mirror.randumb.net/darkmagez/libvisplugnew/libvisual-plugins_0.4.0.dfsg.1-1ubuntu2.diff.gz http://mirror.randumb.net/darkmagez/libvisplugnew/libvisual-plugins_0.4.0.dfsg.1-1ubuntu2.dsc [12:31] heya asac [12:31] :) [12:31] asac: I'm working on mail-notification right now [12:32] a FTBFS for EVOVERSION [12:32] in debian/rules [12:32] he? [12:32] i couldn't care less for evolution ;) [12:32] lol [12:44] bluekuja: you made the html error again :9 [12:44] hey dude you should really learn to learn ;) [12:44] :-P [12:44] lol [12:44] I dont know [12:44] why it does that [12:44] only sometimes [12:44] happens [12:45] now I'm tagging everything [12:45] with "patch" [12:45] I've deleted that attachment === bluekuja gonna keep tagging stuff from now on [12:47] yeah [12:47] probably good thing :) [12:47] e.g. its ment to be that way ;) [12:47] yup [12:47] :) [12:48] didnt know everyone is able to delete attachments [12:48] that's nice [12:48] but actually launchpad might wanna auto-assume this from the .debdiff extension [12:48] yea [12:48] it probably does that right for .patch and .diff files [12:48] can you try? [12:48] and find a work around [12:48] feel free to open a testbug against firefox [12:48] but remember to close it ;) [12:49] :D [12:49] bluekuja: maybe you use paradiso if it doesn't work? [12:49] yeah, I'll try after work [12:49] :/ [12:49] cool [12:49] :) [12:49] asac: regexxer? [12:50] is debdiff attached? [12:50] please assign ubuntu-universe-sponsors ... so people see that you rock :) [12:50] :D [12:51] later, I gonna recheck it [12:51] if it stays unsponsored longer then say 1 day ... i will sponsor things for you [12:51] bluekuja: ok [12:51] great! [12:51] :) [12:51] gonna build it again [12:51] and check stuff [12:51] then I delete bad debdiffs [12:51] (html( [12:51] *) [12:51] look at debdiff and check if every change is actually needed, wanted, documented [12:51] yup [12:51] :) [12:51] thats the single best way to check things [12:52] and you learn reading diffs [12:52] (which you already can, but one can always get more experienced :)) [12:52] so you can later edit diffs directly ... read 300k diffs and see whats going on and all that [12:52] :D [12:53] asac: leaving [12:53] for that damn work [12:53] :/ [12:54] yeah [12:54] i know ;) [12:54] :) [12:54] i will take lunch soon [12:54] lucky you [12:54] ;) [12:54] cya later! [12:54] cya === gnomefreak heading out for a few hours and depending on how i feel i will continue bug work :) === jerome___ [n=jerome@gra94-2-82-66-142-60.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu-mozillateam === jerome___ [n=jerome@gra94-2-82-66-142-60.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu-mozillateam [01:52] lunchy munchy NOW [02:33] re [03:26] asac: you care if i reject googletoolbar issues [03:34] as long as they are issues with upstream binary tarball as well ... i don't really care [03:37] :( have you looked at some of these stupid ass bugs? [03:37] bug 121141 [03:37] Launchpad bug 121141 in firefox "pci bugs bios 81 49945000" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/121141 [03:41] gnomefreak: rejected [03:41] ok [03:42] ty === persia [n=persia@ubuntu/member/persia] has joined #ubuntu-mozillateam [04:02] welcome persia [04:02] :) [04:02] asac: Hi. [04:02] I'm reached what I think is an unreproiducible state with firefox 2.0.0.4+2-0ubuntu3, and wondered if anyone had time to help me figure out the issue. [04:03] most things are unreproducible :) [04:03] in firefox [04:03] anyway ... go ahead [04:03] Specifically, I have a crashed session, and each time I start, I am asked to restore the session, only it doesn't. I can create a new session, but I expect it would then just work. [04:03] what happens if you want to restore session? [04:04] asac: I get a blank firefox window. [04:04] its loading the page that caused the crash? [04:04] !info firefox feisty [04:04] firefox: lightweight web browser based on Mozilla. In component main, is optional. Version 2.0.0.4+1-0ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 9012 kB, installed size 28592 kB [04:04] gnomefreak: Perhaps, but I most of my pages are LP or wiki, so it's nothing new and odd. [04:05] persia: point is if you got the blank page once ... next time the saved session should be just the blank page [04:05] so you probably have lost the crashed state [04:06] asac: That would make sense, but when I close the browser (it's set to autosave the session), it closes apparently cleanly, but doesn't overwrite the session javascript, and I get the same warning when I next start the browser. [04:06] asac: Nope, I can reproduce right now, but I can't browse (which doesn't work for me). If I fix my problem, I can't report a bug. That's why I'm here :) [04:07] oh ... please backup your .mozilla directory [04:07] so it stays somehow reproducible [04:08] asac: At least for now. I'm not sure how much that's my .mozilla directory, and how much is my system state. [04:10] did you receive an upgrade recently? [04:10] e.g. firefox upgrade today? [04:10] asac: Yes. [04:11] hes using ubuntu3 [04:11] ok if you close the browser ... is there still a firefox-bin running? [04:11] gnomefreak: No - I try to track publisher runs :) [04:11] ah :) [04:12] asac: No firefox-bin in ps augx [04:12] have you backed up your .mozilla directory? [04:12] asac: Yep. [04:12] good ... can you try if downgrading helps? [04:13] asac: to ubuntu2? [04:13] trackball is a mouse right? [04:13] persia: yes [04:13] gnomefreak: It can also be a joystick, depending on the hardware device mapping. [04:13] persia: ubuntu3 was a little bit intrusive [04:16] downgrading to ubuntu2 restored my session. Do you already know what it was, or can I help find it by reupgrading to ubuntu3? [04:17] i need to find [04:17] thats really wierd [04:17] but if you try a new session it works? [04:17] asac: I haven't tried that yet. I'll upgrade and start a new session and let you know in a bit. [04:18] yeah ... if .mozilla is backed-up its definitly worth a try [04:18] persia: please try once if after upgrade you have still same behaviour [04:19] OK. [04:20] My procedure is 1) killall firefox-bin, 2) rm -r .mozilla, 3) tar xzf mozilladir.tgz 4) upgrade, 5) firefox [04:20] gnomefreak: are there already other bugs coming in for latest ffox upgrade? [04:20] not that i have found yet [04:20] persia: yeah ... that should bring you back to reproducible state (hopefully) [04:20] i only have a handfull or 2 handfulls left [04:20] from today? [04:21] OK. I can reproduce it (but I can't share my session). Trying a new session now... [04:21] i dont know when they are from but they are all the unconfimred/new ones [04:22] i need to restart firefox [04:24] No, even with a new session, it still breaks (or rather, fails to restore session). Interestingly enough, I stll have my old sessionstore.js [04:28] If I remove .mozilla, and start ubuntu3, to generate a new .mozilla, session state management appears to work. [04:31] Just as a note, there's heaps of ***MEMORY-WARNING***s in the console output - supposedly because of g_thread_init() [04:31] hmm [04:31] whats in sessionstore.js? [04:31] asac: The old one, or the new one? [04:31] the old one? [04:31] maybe compare with new one (if they are somehow similar) [04:32] asac: About 100 pages in 6 windows, with history in the old one. The new one is four pages in two windows (3/1). [04:32] if you just remove sessoinstore.jsin old profile does it work again? [04:33] btw, can you open javascript console when you have the blank window? or is all chrome gone? [04:35] That's odd. If I restore my .mozilla, delete sessionstore.js, and open a new instance, it looks clean. If I generate a session, and force-crash with killall firefox-bin, it doesn't detect the crash on restart. [04:36] asac: No, there's chrome. It's just a normal, functional browser window with no page loaded. [04:36] ok ... please open javascript console and see if there are errors [04:36] On the other hand, I need guidance to open the javascript console [04:36] Tools -> Error Console? [04:36] asac: Thanks,. [04:36] then you might want to press All [04:37] in toolbar of that console [04:37] to see all output [04:37] is there anything? [04:37] error output is http://pastebin.ca/601436 [04:38] persia: can you click on the link and show me the code? [04:38] e.g. there should be a link in that error? [04:39] asac: I'm not seeing any link, and clicking randomly on the error doesn't get me anywhere. [04:39] ok [04:39] let me look then [04:42] persia: iteresting ... its no code for me at that line [04:42] asac: Should I be looking for something locally? Is that .mozilla/browser/content/browser.js? [04:43] actually you usually should have a link in that error message ... but then ... lets see i will tell you where to look [04:44] persia: (gutsy)asac@hector:/usr/lib/firefox/chrome$ unzip -l /usr/lib/firefox/chrome/browser.jar | grep browser.js 237921 04-30-07 19:04 content/browser/browser.js [04:44] look into that jar please [04:44] asac: Sure. [04:44] and see if there is actually code for you in that line [04:44] 3890 [04:44] gdb is broken in gutsy? [04:45] gnomefreak: not for me :) [04:45] at least i could get a backtrace from a local granparadiso crash 40 minutes agop [04:45] probably apport is broken again ;)I [04:46] well apport cant get a damn retrace to save its CPU [04:46] asac: I have url = configBundle.GetStringFromName(this.prefDomain); in the exception handler for getHomePage [04:46] (inside gHomeButton) [04:48] persia: oh intersting [04:48] persia: please install ubufox package [04:48] and tell me if things go away [04:48] asac: i will leave you with bug 123508 i dont know java script good enough but from error it sounds like his script is off but dont know [04:48] Launchpad bug 123508 in firefox "javascript dont work" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/123508 [04:48] asac: It's already installed. [04:49] did it come automatically? [04:49] (just curious) [04:49] asac: Yes (I install recommends by default) [04:49] ah ok [04:50] ok so what setting do you have as: browser.startup.homepage [04:50] in about:config ? [04:50] resource:/browserconfig.properties [04:52] persia: uninstalling ubufox changes something? [04:53] Nope. dpkg -P ubufox resulted in the same behaviour. Refreshing .mozilla from backup after the purge maintained the behaviour. [04:54] persia: is the homepage setting marked as "user-defined" (e.g. bold text) ? [04:54] e.g. i have something different there === shirish [n=shirish@59.95.53.252] has joined #ubuntu-mozillateam [04:55] I claims to be the default [04:55] s/I/It/1 [04:56] persia: what locale are you on? [04:57] asac: Today en_US.UTF-8, but I switch locales regularly. [04:58] persia: ok i have resource:/browserconfig.properties if i have not ubufox installed [04:58] it should be something else if you have it installed [04:58] can you verify that? [04:58] asac: Odd. Let me reinstall ubufox and see what happens. [04:59] asac: No change. [05:00] asac: Does perhaps the ubufox configuration setting require that there not already be a conflicting setting in the .mozilla? That might explain why everything works for a fresh .mozilla, but not for my old messy one. [05:00] guys, I am on gutsy gibbon, running firefox-granparadiso, I cannot see hindi (indic fonts) on a webpage, is there something I need to check? [05:01] persia: if about:config shows you default ... it should work [05:01] persia: do you see ubufox in Tools-> Addons ? [05:01] asac: Yes. Version 0.2 [05:02] It reports it will be installed when firefox is restarted. Restarting... [05:02] oh [05:02] Hmmm.. ubufox doesn't seem to be installing in the active firefox. [05:03] ttf-indic-fonts are installed. any idea guys [05:03] maybe you don't have write permissions somewhere in your .mozilla ? [05:03] shirish: does it work in normal firefox? [05:04] asac: I don't have normal firefox, firefox also launches firefox-granparadiso [05:04] although do have another browser, lemme see [05:05] shirish: other browser doesn't matter [05:05] shirish: you have to close grand paradise [05:05] asac: I don't seem to have write access to some of .mozilla/firefox/ck1ch5j9.default/extensions/, but otherwise it looks clean (and I do have write access to the folder) [05:05] then you can start normal firefox [05:05] persia: thats the reason [05:06] anyway ... its a bug that browserconfig.properties is not installed (which should be fixed) [05:06] asac: OK. Today is the first time I've ever looked in .mozilla, so I'm wondering how it got into that state, and how one should get out of it. [05:06] persia: what does mean you don't have write persmission? [05:06] different owner? [05:06] e.g. root? [05:07] if so it might have happend that you started with sudo or something accidentially once [05:07] asac: -r--r----- [05:07] oh ... that looks more like harddisk error :) [05:07] asac: No, it's all owned by me. [05:08] Incorrect permissions looks like a harddisk error? [05:08] yeah ... i had harddisk problems once ... and lots of file-attributes got changed [05:08]