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Ubuletteand I've fixed the build system12:30
Ubulettepushed in my branch12:30
asacUbulette: he?12:37
asacso no quilt anymore?12:37
Ubulette"no more quilt includes"12:37
Ubulettequilt.debbuild.mk  is useless12:38
asacreally?12:38
asaclooks like a lot of code for being useless12:38
asacmaybe we can make it useful?12:38
Ubulettethat would be redoing cdbs12:39
asacwhat fewatures are missing?12:43
Ubulettepatching and unpatching12:43
Ubuletteso everything12:43
asaci mean the targets implement in that .mk file might not be really useful ... but at least they are more or less known target names12:43
Ubuletteit's too specific to the guy that did it12:44
asacUbulette: /usr/share/quilt/quilt.make12:44
asacthat looks good?12:44
asacits patch + unpatch12:44
asacwhatelse is wanted?12:44
Ubulettethis one seems better12:45
Ubulette"This file tries to mimick /usr/share/dpatch/dpatch.make" yeah, no kidding12:46
Ubuletteit needs quilt (>= 0.40)12:54
asacis that an issue?12:56
Ubuletteno12:56
asacotherwise just copy quilt.make to debian/ directory12:56
asacand use self-shipped one12:57
asac(unless of course its >= 0.4 because it uses quilt options not available before)12:57
Ubulette0.46 no12:57
Ubulettenow12:57
asacdebian sarge has 0.3912:57
asaclets see what dapper has12:58
asacdapper has 0.4212:58
asacso fine12:58
asaci doubt that people want to backport to debian oldstable :)12:58
asacanyone volunteers to vade through current icedove bugs in unstable and tell me what I should fix for next upload ? :)12:59
asaci guess not :(12:59
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tonyyarussoasac: (minor note relating to "bad feeling in my guts", he'll probably have to proceed as is for now, but perhaps we can spend some more time on un-aviaryifying it for Gutsy+1)03:17
IdleOnedo the MOTU's know when ubuntu is going to start using iceweasel and friends instead of Firefox?05:30
IdleOnethe iceweasel icon is really nice btw05:31
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asacIdleOne: well ... we could provide a rebranding extension package ... if you would be interested to work on that ... let me know :)11:03
asacpersonally I won't do it ; )11:03
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asachjmf: the new plugin wizard is in gutsy!!!! whats the state of the plugin meta data? any debdiffs still in your pipe?12:48
hjmfasac: howdy!01:25
hjmfI haven't done any progress since I uploaded the java plugins. I've been pretty busy since then. I haven't done anything besides some basic triaging.01:25
hjmfHowever I'll start my holidays tomorrow so hopefully I'll have more time to finish all the rest of the plugins.01:25
hjmfThe plugins already done are: https://bugs.launchpad.net/~hmontoliu/+reportedbugs?field.searchtext=Xb-Npp-xxx&orderby=-importance&search=Search&field.status%3Alist=New&field.status%3Alist=Incomplete&field.status%3Alist=Confirmed&field.status%3Alist=Triaged&field.status%3Alist=In+Progress&field.status%3Alist=Fix+Committed&field.status%3Alist=Fix+Released&field.assignee=&field.bug_reporter=&field.omit_dupes=on&field.has_patch01:25
hjmf=&field.has_no_package=01:25
hjmfaka vlc, gxine, totem, mplayer, java5 and java601:25
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asachjmf: ok i think those are already uploaded01:27
asachjmf: do you have a list of plugins left?01:28
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JazzvaGood afternoon/whatever-time-of-day-is :)03:11
Jazzvaasac, I added the radio button for "Don't install plugin for this media type"... I just have to see if there's a way to skip the toggleInstallPlugin -> wizardInit and stuff, and just to proceed to Finish screen :).03:13
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Jazzvaasac, do you know why ubufox isn't installable in Xubuntu?03:45
asacwhy wouldn't it?03:45
Mirvasac: just out of interest, have you had any thought to using libenchant in mozilla products lately, or heard of any progress towards that direction? it was this thing we discussed in April and that I put on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Roadmap too03:46
JazzvaDunno... I've received an e-mail, it's sent to you too...03:46
asacMirv: well I think that this has to be done upstream ... if you want to help to implement that patch I can help03:47
asacMirv: and no ... i completely forogt about that roadmap page ... because the guy who wanted to bring it to a good state just vanished03:48
asacsorry for my brain-being-squashed on this ... but i am still proud that i actually remember something given the amount of info my brain gets every day ;)03:50
Mirvasac: ok. I'd be interested if I had too much free-time, but I've completely succeeded in filling my free time with Ubuntu/Debian/etc. already :) just wanted to hear from your point of view if you had witnessed anything interesting related to the subject03:50
asacno ... just that finally hunspell is almost ready for upstream inclusino03:50
asaci don't think that they will consider anything else until that is finished at least ;)03:51
Mirvyeah, so the ball has continued to roll towards hunspell, ok. I just hope they're aware that it's not the Solution still to spell-checking as a whole :)03:51
asacwell the ball towards hunspell was pushed long ago03:52
asac... and hunspell was pretty close to myspell ... which is probably why they didn't consider to use something different at that point03:52
asacbut that doesn't mean that they don't look for better solutions03:53
Mirvyes, we'll see what'll happen. my current hope is that some of the spell-checking extension writers would have time to discuss and push things further03:55
Ubulettehi04:31
JazzvaHello...04:31
Jazzvaasac: I've looked at the package and I can't think of anything why it wouldn't be installable in Xubuntu.04:32
asacmaybe he claims that its not installed by default?04:34
asacUbulette: you have a LP bug with that cairo crash the other day, right?04:34
asacah nevermind ... it was the mozilla bug04:35
Ubulettethe one with out system cairo ?04:35
Ubuletteour04:35
Jazzvaasac: Here's the report...04:35
Jazzvaxubuntu/daily: Uninstallable packages:04:35
Jazzvaubufox 0.4~beta1-0ubuntu2 produces uninstallable binaries:04:35
Jazzva  * ubufox (amd64 i386)04:35
JazzvaAnd it's the recent upload that fails... but I don't think that a change outside of any build scripts should prevent it from building... :/04:36
JazzvaAnd we tested it and it works on Ubuntu... And ubufox depends only on Firefox, which is provided in Xubuntu by default...04:37
UbuletteJazzva, I've tested ubufox with FF2 yesterday, nice job04:38
JazzvaThanks... But my part is very small :)...04:39
UbuletteI've been puzzled by the fact that an extention installed with app-xxx is not visible in the addons UI..04:39
JazzvaReally?04:39
Ubulettejust tried with launchpad ext04:40
Ubuletteit worked as it was usable but it is not listed in FF UI04:40
JazzvaHmm, right... I have it installed too, and it isn't listed in Addons list...04:41
JazzvaI'll try with some other addon...04:42
Ubuletteand on the 1st run, the app-install-ui said something like "no app matched your prefs" then the list was empty. I had to change the "Show" pref (top right), then it worked04:43
JazzvaHmm, have you used gnome-app-install before (The "Add/remove programs" in the menu)?04:44
Ubulettethe main one, yes but never for FF addons04:45
JazzvaMaybe it remembers the "Show" option...04:46
JazzvaAnd then it just started with that option, so that's why you had to change it...04:46
asacups04:46
asacJazzva it also depends on apturl04:46
Ubuletteand btw, launchpad addon disapeared from the install/remove list.. i expected to still it there but checked04:47
asacis the report from the CD ?04:47
asacJazzva: oh forgot to push then04:47
Jazzvaasac: Is apturl available on Xubuntu cd?04:48
JazzvaUbulette: That's weird...04:48
Ubuletteasac, difficult to port debdiffs for nss04:49
Ubuletteplenty of files are gone04:49
asacJazzva: it should automatically go to CD now04:49
asacas ubufox depends on it04:49
Jazzvaasac: The report? Well, I don't know :). Check your e-mail...04:50
Ubuletteex nss/mozilla/security/coreconf/*  nss/mozilla/dbm/*04:50
asacJazzva: ok core-dev branch is updated to what is in gutsy now04:50
asacsorry for forgetting about that04:50
JazzvaUbulette: Yes, the Add/remove remembers the "Show" thingie and starts up with that option next time.04:51
Jazzvaasac: Umm, no problem :)04:51
UbuletteJazzva, shouldn't it be different ?04:51
JazzvaUbulette: Well, it would be good if gnome-app-install launched from ubufox could start with "Show all programs" :).04:52
asacok ... its normal that its listed as broken ... we have to move apturl to main first04:52
asacbut it should be listed as broken for ubuntu as well atm04:53
Jazzvaasac: Oh... That's the reason :)...04:53
Jazzvaasac: Another thing... ubufox depends on apturl which depends on gnome-app-install. Which means that gnome-app-install is going to be installed in KDE if that person chooses to install ubufox.04:55
asacUbulette: what do yo umean by debdiff?04:55
asacyou mean patches?04:55
Ubuletteasac, nss: I've used co mozilla/security/nss so it does not include mozilla/dbm/*    should I add this to my orig.tgz ???04:55
Ubuletteasac, most of mike 38_kbsd.dpatch is about files that are no longer there04:56
Jazzvasmoke... brb04:56
asacyes ... you can safely igore that kbsd patch for now04:56
Ubuletteasac, ie, no more mozilla/security/coreconf/*04:56
asacUbulette: maybe they have been moved?04:56
Ubulettenope04:56
asaci mean they still sholud have the coreconf files04:56
asacbecause that directory contains their build system iirc04:57
Ubuletteat least, it's no longer in the part of the cvs tree04:57
Ubulettes/the/that/04:58
asacwell ... maybe it never was04:58
asaccan't you checkout with client.mk ?04:58
asace.g. make -f client.mk checkout MOZ_CO_PROJECT=nss ?04:58
asacyou just never know where they pull things in from04:58
Ubulettewell, I've followed their instructions04:58
asacso where are all these .mk files now?04:59
Ubulettejust adapted the CO tag04:59
asacor did they pump their hand-written buildsystem to /dev/null finally04:59
Ubulettehttp://pastebin.mozilla.org/18564905:01
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bluekujaasac: heyaaaaaa!05:01
Ubuletteasac, so as you can see, no more coreconf05:01
asacbluekuja: welcome back :)05:01
asacUbulette: http://lxr.mozilla.org/seamonkey/source/security/nss/lib/Makefile05:01
bluekujaasac: :)05:02
asacthey still include include $(CORE_DEPTH)/coreconf/config.mk05:02
bluekujaasac: I gonna leave again tomorrow05:02
asacwhere is that from?05:02
bluekujaasac: leaving with motorbike05:02
bluekuja:)05:02
asacbluekuja: oh05:02
asachave fun05:02
bluekujaasac: how is life going here?05:02
asaclots of work05:03
asactime went in a rush05:03
asachow long have you been away?05:03
asac1 or 2 weeks?05:03
bluekujasomething like 2-3 weeks05:03
asaccrazy ... time went really fast then05:03
bluekujayup05:03
bluekujais gnomefreak on vacation?05:04
asache is sick05:04
asacin hospital :(05:04
bluekujaaww05:04
bluekujawhy?05:04
asacsomething more or less painful serious05:04
asaci forgot the name05:04
bluekujadamn :/05:05
bluekujatb is becoming crazy now05:05
bluekujatoo many mails05:05
asacyeah ... well now that i know that he is alive i feel better... because he just disappeared for more than a week05:05
asacwhich is what i never have seen from him05:05
asactb?05:05
asacabout this motu thing?05:06
bluekujathunderbird05:06
bluekuja:)05:06
asacah :)05:06
bluekujakeybuk deferred my app05:06
asacwell thanks to Ubulette we have not a working trunk an paradiso build again :)05:06
bluekujathis is crazy05:06
bluekujadamn05:06
asacon anohter front we have a new plugin finder service and a integration to gnome-app-install to install firefox extensions05:07
asachttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2007-August/024137.html05:07
asacs/not/now/05:07
asacdunno what else happened :)05:07
asacexcept that i clashed with baby today ;)05:07
Ubuletteasac, what about gp/trunk ?05:07
bluekujaasac: lol really?05:08
asacUbulette: < asac> well thanks to Ubulette we have not a working trunk an paradiso build again :)05:08
Ubuletteoh05:08
asacs/not/now/05:08
asacsorry for the typo05:08
asacso all is fine ;)05:08
asacbluekuja: do you have a link of keybuks mail?05:09
asacwell i did some harsh words on gnash package maintenance with her05:09
bluekujaasac: yup, just a moment05:10
bluekujaasac: gauvain one05:13
bluekujahttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/motu-council/2007-August/000295.html05:13
bluekujakeybuk05:13
bluekujahttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/motu-council/2007-August/000303.html05:13
Ubuletteasac, got it by reading client.mk. I have to co 4 modules for nss. I'll modifiy my script to use directly client.mk like for ff-trunk05:19
Ubulettehmm, no, there's no MOZ_CO_PROJECT for nss and nspr05:25
asacbluekuja: ok then go ahead ;)05:27
bluekujaasac: i talked with mdz05:27
bluekujaand he said to re-apply now05:28
asacUbulette:05:28
asacNSS_CO_MODULE =               \ mozilla/security/nss      \ mozilla/security/coreconf \ $(NULL)05:28
bluekujahe will follow my app05:28
asachuh?05:28
asacwhy now?05:28
Jazzvaasac: One string change in locale is enough for a commit, right?05:28
bluekujabecause it's not a valid motivation05:28
bluekujato deferr an app05:29
asacbluekuja: right ... so what is happening now?05:29
bluekujai gonna mail the TB05:29
bluekujaand explain05:29
bluekuja"the noise"05:29
asacok ... keep me updated ... thats interesting ;)05:30
asacJazzva: yes .... did i open the branch?05:30
Jazzvaasac: What do you mean? :)05:31
bluekujaasac: yeah, motu revolution05:31
bluekuja:P05:31
bluekujaI write it05:31
bluekujanow05:31
Jazzvaasac: BTW, I checked for other hard-coded strings in .xul files (still have *.js to look through :)). None present.05:32
asacJazzva: fine05:32
asaci will push one more revision that changes version again05:32
asace.g. to open branch ;)05:33
Jazzvaasac: Branch (at least mine) is open... If that means that I can upload :)05:33
asacis that ok or will that cause problems with your local branch?05:33
asacwell ... the idea is to close the branch by making a commit "bump version for release" ... then open it with "bump version for development"05:33
asaci often forget that ;)05:33
asacbut its good to have05:33
asacespecially when developing packages05:33
JazzvaOh, ok :)...05:34
asaci push a revision that bumps version and sets distribution to UNRELEASED during development05:34
asacok rev 3905:34
asacis good05:34
bluekujaasac: good news: I've moved to new girlfriend05:34
bluekujahappy week this one05:34
asache?05:35
asacmoved to? like moving houses?05:35
asacor just *new* girlfriend?05:35
bluekujanope, changed05:35
bluekujanew05:35
bluekuja:)05:35
Jazzvaasac05:35
asacbluekuja: congrats ... though switching partners is not really something achievable imo :)05:36
JazzvaOops... asac, I'm on rev. 41 :).05:36
asacso you did commits already?05:36
bluekujaasac: lol05:36
JazzvaUmm... yes... and pushed05:36
asacthats not a problem ... you just have to merge05:36
asacand cannot pull anymore05:36
JazzvaThought so...05:36
asacjust merge05:36
asacthen commit (to commit the merge)05:36
asacJazzva: if you try to pull you now see what "diverged" means ;)05:37
Jazzvagot it :)05:38
JazzvaOk... done.05:38
Jazzvaasac: Can you look at another package I made :)? TheMuso looked about a month ago or so, when I first commited it to REVU, I fixed the debian/rules according to his comments, but he wasn't sure about the debian/copyright.05:42
JazzvaI've uploaded it to bzr05:42
Jazzvahttp://code.launchpad.net/~jazzva/fakenes/ubuntu/05:43
JazzvaThat should be the direct link05:43
asacbranching05:43
Jazzvabranching? No, it's a new package...05:44
asacbluekuja: btw ... please don't try to show your gf what a cool motorcycler you are ... I don't want to hear that you are in hospital next week ;)05:45
asachehe05:46
asacJazzva: he? its a bzr branch05:46
bluekuja:D05:46
bluekujaasac: I try to drive slower05:46
asacJazzva: do you have an upstream branch as well?05:46
bluekujaevery day05:46
bluekuja:)05:46
Jazzvaasac: Oh... sorry, I mixed up things :). I read "branching" as in "did you make a new branch of existing project"... Forget it :).05:47
Jazzvaasac: Yes, /~jazzva/fakenes/upstream05:47
asacprobably not as the branch i have here is still at revision 105:47
asacso it doesn't have a common ancestor05:47
JazzvaUmm... right.05:47
asaccan you fix that?05:47
JazzvaUmm, yes05:48
asaccool05:48
JazzvaShould be fixed now. Just to show up in LP :)05:55
asacUbulette: do we have any of vlads bug in paradiso?05:55
Jazzvaasac: Done.05:55
asace.g. could you reproduce at least one?05:55
asac... http://groups.google.com/group/mozilla.dev.platforms.linux/browse_thread/thread/4b0c5de14d8dadb9/281c3a0fccbd91bd#281c3a0fccbd91bd05:55
asacJazzva: ok let me rebranch05:56
Ubuletteasac, no but while looking at them, got the print-preview hitting Xorg CPU05:56
asacJazzva: http://pastebin.mozilla.org/185672 ... what license is that?05:57
asacis that a standard license?05:57
JazzvaHmm, lemme see :)05:59
JazzvaWell, it's known as zlib's license :)06:00
Jazzvahttp://www.gzip.org/zlib/zlib_license.html06:00
asacok06:00
asacyou know if that license is compatible to GPL ? ( i think so ... but not really sure)06:01
asace.g. . Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be misrepresented as being the original software.06:01
JazzvaI think it is...06:01
asacthat sound more restrictive as GPL06:01
asac... which would mean that its incompatible06:01
JazzvaI'll ask on #ubuntu-motu...06:01
asacwell06:01
asaclook up if zlib is listed as compatible on fsf page06:02
asaci don't think it matters if it is in this case06:02
JazzvaOk06:02
asacas you probably don't link against GPL code06:02
JazzvaAlso, license for cbuild.c is restrictive06:02
asac License of ZLib06:02
asac    This is a free software license, and compatible with the GPL.06:02
Jazzvathere was a comment that it would make this package ok for multiverse06:02
asachttp://www.gnu.org/philosophy/license-list.html06:02
asacouch06:03
asac * * You MAY NOT sell it, or otherwise redistribute it for profit, unless it is06:04
asac *   bundled with a seperate commercial product and is used to build said06:04
asac *   product.06:04
JazzvaThat par was problematic one :)...06:04
Jazzva*part06:04
asaccan we replace that?06:04
JazzvaWell, I can send an e-mail upstream and ask them if that part can be replaced...06:05
asacwell ... it certainly can ... though we might need to rename the package06:05
asaci will review the whole package for other licensing stuff06:06
JazzvaOk, thanks :)...06:06
asacbefore that i wouldn't put much work into it06:06
JazzvaI'll send the e-mail to ask about cbuild's license...06:06
asachowever ... if we want to distribute it ... we should make it free06:06
asaci just don't like to sponsor non-free things unless they are *really* important for the user06:06
JazzvaWell, this one shouldn't be that much important...06:07
JazzvaI'll see what I can do upstream...06:07
asacgreat06:07
asactell him that its insane to make an otherwise free source tarball non-free by buying in this crappy build things06:07
Jazzvaher :)...06:08
asacof course try to approach this policial :)06:08
asacnot too harsh wording ... otherwise they will just feel offended ;)06:08
Jazzva'fcourse...06:08
JazzvaOk... gotta go now... There's this Beer Fest thingie downtown... Though I'm not a big fan of beer :). See ya in the evening :)06:09
Ubuletteasac, would be nice if you could have a look at the print-preview issue to see if you can reproduce it07:01
Ubuletteand maybe poll vlad07:02
UbuletteI'm nearly done with nss now, nspr is ready. I'll change package name and bump so later on.07:03
UbuletteI'm out for ~2h hours.. sport time.07:04
asacUbulette: thanks!07:23
asacUbulette: btw, the location bar drop down doesn't have a border for me ... do you see that as well?07:56
asacUbulette: for me print preview just works in a millisecond08:00
asacthough i am running a feisty X server08:01
asacso probably its either the gutsy X server or your graphics driver08:01
asaci will try to resurrect my gutsy hacking box which i trashed the other day08:01
asac:)08:01
asacand see if I can reproduce there08:01
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shirishhi all, I've been having this strange bug, I haven't yet reported it, ALT+D doesn't seem to work in ffgpa7 in GNOME but works very well in XFCE, any idea what could be the issue here?08:05
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shirishALT+D= shortcut for putting up URI address08:06
shirishhowever CTRL+L works, but not ALT+D which also works but in xfce, not in GNOME08:07
shirishasac: any ideas?08:07
asacmaybe gnome has a conflicting binding?08:09
asaci never knew about ALT-D to be honest08:10
shirishasac: how do I find out if there is some conflicting binding?08:10
asacfirst: does it work in stable firefox?08:10
asacor is it broken there as well?08:10
asacwierd ... for me it works in paradiso :)08:11
asacshirish: do you run compiz?08:11
shirishasac: I know, lot of people don't know, its actually for people who come from windows, its the default short-cut in IE08:11
shirishasac: I have ran it, but if you mean as default or running it now, then no.08:11
asacafaik compiz eats a bunch of bindinds ... so maybe try to disable it08:11
shirishasac: its disabled.08:11
asacwell ... maybe it setup gnome bindings permanently?08:12
asacshirish: please look in keyboard shortcuts preferences dialog08:12
asacand see if there is something for ALT+D08:12
asacif you don't see any and its broken for plain ffox 2.0 as well, please ask on #ubuntu-desktop how to find out if this key is captured by -desktop or what08:14
asacs/by -desktop/by gnome/08:14
shirishnope, its broken also on ff 2.0 & there isn't anything on keyboard shortcuts08:14
shirishasac: thanx for yout time, going off to #ubuntu-desktop08:15
asacshirish: let me know08:15
asacif you find something08:15
shirishasac: will do if I come to know of something.08:16
shirish;)08:16
asacthanks08:16
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Ubuletteback08:59
Ubuletteshirish, ctrl D is ok for me in GPa7 too08:59
Ubulettethough I'm not using gnome bindings09:00
Ubulette$ gconftool-2 --get /desktop/gnome/interface/gtk_key_theme09:00
UbuletteEmacs09:00
UbuletteI mean, alt D09:02
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Ubuletteasac, is it okay if I use system sqlite for nss ?10:17
Ubulettenss provides 3.3.17, gutsy has 3.4.110:18
Ubulettewell, I'll try with builddeps libsqlite3-dev (>= 3.3.17)10:19
Ubuletteasac, help10:31
Ubuletteasac, http://pastebin.mozilla.org/18578610:32
Ubulettei understand the problem but how can I fix that ?10:32
Ubulettehmm, think i got it10:38
asacgive it a try10:40
asaclet me look10:40
asacsorry was currently on another system10:40
asacinto  network-manager obscurity10:40
asacso how do you understand that problem ... i remember having seen this at some point10:43
Ubulettestrace helped me, once again :)10:43
asacwhere did it look?10:43
Ubuletteopen("debian/libnss3-0d/usr/lib/libnss/freebl3.so", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)10:44
asache?10:44
asacwhy libnss?10:44
asacdebian/libnss3-0d/usr/lib/nss/libfreebl3.so;10:44
Ubuletteshould be debian/libnss3-0d/usr/lib/nss/libfreebl3.so10:44
asacthats in your paste10:44
Ubuletteyep, that's mike debian/patches/80_security_build.patch that needs adjustments10:45
asack10:46
asacbut why?10:46
Ubulettedebian rules has:10:46
Ubulette        $(foreach lib,libsoftokn3.so.0d nss/libfreebl3.so, \10:46
Ubulette                LD_LIBRARY_PATH=debian/libnss3-0d/usr/lib \10:46
Ubulette                debian/libnss3-tools/usr/bin/shlibsign -v -i debian/libnss3-0d/usr/lib/$(lib);)10:46
Ubulettewhich is correct10:46
Ubuletteyet:10:47
Ubulette$ LD_LIBRARY_PATH=debian/libnss3-0d/usr/lib debian/libnss3-tools/usr/bin/shlibsign -v -i debian/libnss3-0d/usr/lib/libsoftokn3.so.0d;10:47
UbuletteNSS_Init failed: An I/O error occurred during security authorization.10:47
asacis that foreach from you?10:47
Ubulettenot, it's from mike10:47
Ubuletteor you10:47
Ubulettebut not me10:47
Ubulettedon't bother, now that i put my finger on it, i'll fix it10:48
asaccool10:48
asaci just wonder why the behaviour changed10:48
asaci mean i see that the patch might be wrong .... but why did things change?10:48
asacmaybe you build with another prefix or something?10:49
asacanyway ... i will look at the end-result ;)10:50
Ubuletteseems at compile time, libsoftokn3 took a path for freebl3.s different that what it is at install time10:50
Ubulette.so10:50
asacyes ... for me this looks like its a bug ... or upstream fixed it ... one never knows10:50
asacdoes it work if you drop the part of that patch?10:51
Ubulettelet's try10:51
asacthanks a lot10:52
asaci go back to network-manager10:52
Ubulette:)10:52
asacwhich is definitly more a pita than everything mozilla related (at least for me) ... though mozilla sucks much as well ;)10:53
Ubulettei've removed network-manager on all my machines10:54
asacunfortunately that is not a thing the normal user can do10:54
asacso i have to go through this pain10:54
Ubulette:)10:54
UbuletteI've opened some critical bugs that never got anywhere in 6+ months, so i gave up as I don't need that anyway10:55
asaci am always thinking that there must be smarter way to do what network manager does10:55
asacUbulette: if its really nm then tell me at least which ones you refer to10:56
asacits often a combination of kernel-driver bugginess with shakiness of network-manager not being able to cope with unexpected events coming up the foodchain10:57
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asacunfortunately nm has to rely on events that manual methods of connecting can just ignore10:58
Ubuletteone is here10:59
Ubulettebug 9945910:59
ubotuLaunchpad bug 99459 in sendmail "[feisty]  sendmail unable to automatically determine domain name" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9945910:59
Ubuletteas I've been blacklisted because of this bug, which is most probably arounf NM, I killed NM, since, no more problem11:00
UbuletteI've also lost network connectivity countless time during reboot, all services starting without dns after loooong timeouts11:01
asacyes that is probably fixed now11:01
asacnm teared down interfaces you defined as auto in interfaces11:02
asacwhich made lots of services that setup their network before nm starts but after networking was started11:02
asacjust choke11:02
asachowever the current solution is not perfect as we tried to do the same for wireless interfaces as well.11:03
asacimo network manager should not try to manage any interface listed in interfaces11:03
Ubuletterewriting sendmail conf when network change status is a very very very bad idea11:03
asaci don't think that nm rewrites that conf11:03
asacits most likely triggered by something that reacts on network manager reupping interface11:03
Ubulettesomething triggers /etc/network/if-up.d/*11:04
asaccould you track down which application rewrites sendmail conf?11:04
asacyes right11:04
asacthats what i am refering to11:04
asacnm just saw the interface being up ... then shut it down ... then upped it again11:04
asacthis isn't done anymore ... and it will stay that way for wired networks11:05
asacfor wifi i will probably have to return to that behaviour11:05
asacbut in the end there are loads of other wierd behaviours because my predecessors assumed that its good to manage auto interfaces with nm11:06
Ubuletteas I said, at the moment, I'm happy without NM, I'm all wired with fixed ip @11:06
Ubuletteno auto11:06
asacwould be cool if you could verify at some point that your bug is gone ... though11:07
asacif not ... no problem as well ;)11:07
Ubulettemaybe one day :)11:07
asaci will have to raise this "don't add all interfaces during install as auto to interfaces file" soon11:07
asacwhich is imo the root cause for this thing ... once we don't add everything found during install we can safely drop NM feature to manage auto interfaces11:08
asacwell not safely ... but at least without breaking new installs ;)11:09

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