[00:00] apport started in edgy started really working in feisty [00:00] only has gotten better [00:00] <_mastro_> feisty not keeping up to date [00:00] Ubulette: should i start build again? [00:00] !apport [00:00] Sorry, I don't know anything about apport - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi [00:00] yes [00:00] ofcourse you dont :( [00:00] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: but... what's that? a bug report? a tool that auto-debug it? [00:01] Ubulette: leave the patch in debian/patches? [00:01] _mastro_, auto report on crash [00:01] _mastro_: auto bug reporting tool [00:01] <_mastro_> oh.. yes.. i know.. [00:01] gnomefreak, yes. it's no longer in series [00:01] <_mastro_> i simply forgot it was called apport [00:01] <_mastro_> 13 minutes remaining than i will debug it myself.. i feel lucky [00:02] app crashes saves crash log in /var/crash and normally has a gui come up to report the bug than LP or an LP bot uses the info given to extract the coredump [00:02] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: lol.. no guy here [00:02] <_mastro_> guy -> gui [00:02] _mastro_: that could be why. well use link or lynx to report the bug an attach your crash report [00:02] Lp will do the rest [00:03] <_mastro_> why??? [00:03] Ubulette: its still in iceowl/debian/patches/series [00:03] _mastro_: fine do it the hard way [00:03] <_mastro_> why should i use links or lynx ?? firefox isn't good for you? :) [00:04] _mastro_: you have no GUI [00:04] as you just said [00:04] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: i've no apport gui ;D [00:04] so im assuming your on a ssh [00:04] _mastro_: if apport is installed you do [00:04] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: oh.. yeah.. may be it isn't [00:04] you should beable to call it up too [00:04] <_mastro_> shouldn't it be default installed ? [00:04] but just attach the fiule to a bug report in LP [00:04] _mastro_: it is [00:04] gnomefreak, then remove it but you'll have to redo the patch eventually [00:05] if i build it as is it will fail and i should get a .rej file than instead of quilt i read it first [00:05] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: never used ubuntu before :D [00:05] see if its the whole patch that has been applied [00:05] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: i usually go with debian [00:06] <_mastro_> never had problem like this [00:06] that reminds me [00:07] asac: are you doing tbird 2.0.0.8 for hardy? the patch for r-t-l.patch is fine 3.0 works here without a problem same and new profile [00:07] brb while this gets to failing to build [00:18] Ubulette: here is the .rej file for that patch http://pastebin.mozilla.org/232779 [00:18] Ubulette: in a sec ill give you patch but i think thats all the lines in it] [00:18] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: Ubulette it say i can't install the dbg cause the thunderbird package isn't installed [00:18] <_mastro_> it's now called mozilla-thunderbird [00:19] http://pastebin.mozilla.org/232780 [00:19] _mastro_: in feisty yes [00:19] in gutsy its thunderird [00:19] <_mastro_> well.. so what? [00:19] mozilla-thunderbird is just a dummy package [00:19] _mastro_: use feistys repo [00:20] _mastro_: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/ddebs/pool/main/m/mozilla-thunderbird/ [00:20] <_mastro_> O_o i've already installed mozilla-thunderbird [00:21] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: ok.. thanks :D [00:21] normally a good idea to use the repo for your version in sources.list [00:21] _mastro_: make sure it matches your version of mozilla-thunderbird [00:21] apt-cache policy mozilla-thunderbird [00:22] Ubulette: it looks like that patch is able to be dropped i would just like a confirm on that [00:22] <_mastro_> i hope [00:22] <_mastro_> mozilla-thunderbirdVersion: 1.5.0.10-0ubuntu3 [00:23] what version do you have? [00:23] hint 20:20 < gnomefreak > apt-cache policy mozilla-thunderbird [00:24] <_mastro_> another 8 minutes [00:51] [01:46] I use kubuntu 7.10 and I have pretty nasty problem with firefox that I cannot fix [00:51] [01:46] I cannot install any extensions [00:51] [01:47] when I click on a "install now" button in most cases nothing happens [00:51] [01:48] sometimes after 4-5min appears pop up for install and when I click on the install button it begins with download but then it forzes I cant continue [00:52] can anybody hep? [00:52] I really cant find a solution... [00:53] Ubulette: got a sec for quilt help? i have to redo the patch and not sure how with wuilt [00:53] cooler: use a new profile see if it fixes it [00:53] cooler, and have a look at the Error Console [00:53] gnomefreak, sure [00:53] cooler: if not file a bug and give output when you try to do what you are when ran in terminal [00:54] gnomefreak: I'll try that one [00:54] Ubulette: ok in mozilla i do quilt work right? [00:54] im assuming its not quilt-edit-patch [00:54] gnomefreak: [00:54] Warning: Error in parsing value for property 'display'. Declaration dropped. [00:54] Source File: https://addons.mozilla.org/css/rustico.css [00:54] Line: 694 [00:54] cooler: can you install any extentions? [00:54] try some normal ones [00:54] gnomefreak, no, from the root dir, ie, from where you do dpkg-buildpackage [00:55] Ubulette: ok there [00:55] gnomefreak: not a single one [00:55] cooler: try some none css ones [00:55] non [00:55] gnomefreak: like? [00:56] cooler: what extensions are install atm [00:57] Ubulette: how do i edit patches or redo patches with quilt [00:57] gnomefreak: those from addons.mmozilla.org like update notifier [00:57] * gnomefreak just got used to dpatch [00:57] gnomefreak, push or pop as many times as needed to add your patch at the right place in the series, then, quilt new yourname.patch ; quilt add some/file ; edit some/file; (you can add other files too); then quilt refresh [00:57] cooler: make life easy run firefox from terminal using firefox -safe-mode than try to add them [00:58] <_mastro_> Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. [00:58] <_mastro_> Cannot remove breakpoints because program is no longer writable. [00:58] <_mastro_> It might be running in another process. [00:58] <_mastro_> Further execution is probably impossible. [00:58] <_mastro_> 0xb6911962 in g_SJISMappingTable () [00:58] <_mastro_> from /usr/lib/mozilla-thunderbird/components/libuconv.so [00:58] <_mastro_> sorry if i didn't use a pastebin [00:58] Ubulette: it could be late can you say that in english? [00:58] gnomefreak: I'll try that one now [00:58] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: Ubulette this are the error [00:58] _mastro_: and cooler please use pastebin as im trying to fix something and need input from Ubulette [00:59] cooler: if it works remove all extenstions and start over or forget thaqt profile and make another one. if it fails to help file a bug [00:59] gnomefreak: Ok, thx [01:00] Ubulette: example what is right place in series [01:00] i thought were it is was fine [01:00] patches are applied in the order of the series [01:01] so it doesn't matter if patches touches the same file, the order is always the same [01:02] its above autoconf [01:02] http://pastebin.mozilla.org/232822 [01:02] thats the series [01:02] so if the series is already applied (quilt applied), pop a few times until you find the proper place to add your patch [01:03] (Sid)gnomefreak@Gutsy:~/debian/work/iceowl-0.x$ quilt applied [01:03] No patches in series [01:03] wtf? [01:03] so push then [01:03] with -f? [01:03] no [01:03] still no patches in series [01:03] hmm [01:04] yet i gave you the series file [01:04] you cleaned before ? [01:04] are you sure i shouldnt be in debian/patches? [01:04] i'm sure [01:04] bzr cleans [01:04] ok [01:04] ln -s debian/patches [01:04] then push [01:04] cleaning debian dir other than trying fakeroot debian/rules clean [01:04] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: Ubulette here the log of the debug http://pastebin.com/f1187a98b [01:05] <_mastro_> do you have any idea? [01:05] no output [01:05] _mastro_: you still havent filed a bug? [01:05] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: nope [01:05] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: cause they probably will say: "upgrade" [01:05] <_mastro_> but i can't [01:06] _mastro_: make sure tbird isnt running in ps aux (killall the app) than try again [01:06] _mastro_: no feisty is supported and we work on the bugs [01:06] _mastro_: but it makes llife alot easier if you file a bug, if you dont file a bug it wont get fixed at all [01:07] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: but i haven't upgraded feisty :) i'm using a snapshot of 18/08/2007 [01:07] Ubulette: push gave me something [01:07] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: that's because this is a computer that stay off-line and can't connect [01:07] _mastro_: thats your fault none elses and yes upgrade your feisty install or deal with it crashing [01:08] <_mastro_> i've it now to fix some problem.. upgrading to last version means re-download / re-burn all the dvd [01:08] _mastro_: hint download with another pc and write to usb stick or cdrom [01:08] no it doesnt see above [01:08] <_mastro_> ? [01:09] ok autoconfig patch is what i have maybe i should run autoconf than move conf file first before continueing [01:09] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: did you understand what i've said? [01:09] <_mastro_> O_o [01:09] _mastro_: packages.ubuntu.com find the latest version for feisty and download it and install it either to usbstick or cdrom or if pc is online [01:10] dvd has nothing to do with it [01:10] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: i've created a mirror of the whole archive from 18/08/2007 [01:10] _mastro_: if you dont run the latest mozilla security release we cant help yopu [01:10] <_mastro_> and burned it on 4 dvd [01:10] that was over 2 months ago [01:11] <_mastro_> if i upgrade a single deb now i have to redownload the repo and burn it again [01:11] if you cant do as suggested your likely not going to get help since your crash is very possible already fixed upstream [01:11] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: you don't understand: it's a computer that need all the repository programs but don't have internet connection [01:11] gnomefreak, don't do multiple patches at the same time. don't touch the configure one now. just travel through your series with push and pop and insert your new patch in there. if it works, move it to bzr then commit, then you can come back to your configure patch if needed [01:12] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: i know.. but if you can help me a bit understanding what happening i will try to solve it myself [01:12] cant the first patch in series fails to apply due to not running autoconf2.13 as you have to do with new versions [01:13] _the debugger didnt give you anything to go on other than another instance is running hence the make sure its not running in ps aux comment i made above [01:13] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: the problem is with that libuconv.so right? at a function called SKISMappingTable() [01:13] # [01:13] Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. [01:13] # [01:13] Cannot remove breakpoints because program is no longer writable. [01:13] # [01:13] <_mastro_> SJISMappingTable() [01:13] It might be running in another process. [01:13] # [01:14] Further execution is probably impossible. [01:14] # [01:14] 0xb6911962 in g_SJISMappingTable () [01:14] # from /usr/lib/mozilla-thunderbird/components/libuconv.so [01:14] # [01:14] (gdb) quit [01:14] # [01:14] The program is running. Exit anyway? (y or n) [01:14] _mastro_: read above [01:14] it gives nothing like what you giving [01:14] <_mastro_> readed.. may be i can do some more command with gdb? [01:14] <_mastro_> never used it [01:14] so either i dont have full backtrace (the right one) or you are getting that somewhere else [01:15] # [01:15] (gdb) run [01:15] # [01:15] Starting program: /usr/lib/mozilla-thunderbird/mozilla-thunderbird-bin [01:15] # [01:15] [Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled] [01:15] # [01:15] [New Thread -1220715760 (LWP 14029)] [01:15] gnomefreak, no, you're just doing patching, not building so autoconf doesn't matter at that stage (remember it's always the *last* patch, there's a reason for that) [01:15] # [01:15] [New Thread -1223418992 (LWP 14032)] [01:15] # [01:15] [New Thread -1235674224 (LWP 14034)] [01:15] # [01:15] [New Thread -1258853488 (LWP 14036)] [01:15] # [01:15] [Thread -1223418992 (LWP 14032) exited] [01:15] # [01:15] [Thread -1258853488 (LWP 14036) exited] [01:15] # [01:15] [Thread -1235674224 (LWP 14034) exited] [01:15] # [01:16] [New process 14029] [01:16] # [01:16] Registering Enigmail account manager extension. [01:16] # [01:16] Enigmail account manager extension registered. [01:16] # [01:16] DOUBLE-CLICK: 400 --> -1 THRESHOLD: 8 --> -1 [New LWP 14029] [01:16] _mastro_: read that tell me wher eyou got what you did [01:16] (Sid)gnomefreak@Gutsy:~/debian/work/iceowl-0.x$ quilt push [01:16] Applying patch stable-fsh [01:16] can't find file to patch at input line 9 [01:16] Perhaps you used the wrong -p or --strip option? [01:16] The text leading up to this was: [01:16] -------------------------- [01:16] |--- [01:16] | config/autoconf.mk.in | 8 ++++---- [01:16] | 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) [01:16] | [01:16] |Index: mozilla/config/autoconf.mk.in [01:16] |=================================================================== [01:16] |--- mozilla.orig/config/autoconf.mk.in 2007-04-04 18:45:15.000000000 +0200 [01:16] |+++ mozilla/config/autoconf.mk.in 2007-04-04 18:45:17.000000000 +0200 [01:16] <_mastro_> _mastro_: read that tell me wher eyou got what you did « ? i've did nothing special [01:16] -------------------------- [01:16] No file to patch. Skipping patch. [01:17] 1 out of 1 hunk ignored [01:17] Patch stable-fsh does not apply (enforce with -f) [01:17] that is what i get so push again will change this? [01:17] no it doesnt [01:17] push is stuck on that patch its the first one in the series [01:17] _mastro_: what you said the problem is IS NOT in the pastebin that you gave us [01:17] why do you assume that the things you posted have anything to do with the crash [01:18] everything AFTER run is what is most important. did you happen to try and make it crash after you typed run? [01:18] did it crash?> [01:18] it says it did but only because it thinks there is another process running [01:19] notice what you see if after that part [01:19] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: i've launched gdb it reach the line 38 without anything wrong.. i can see thunderbird and use it [01:19] make sure all processes of tbird are dead before running it again [01:19] <_mastro_> if i try to open a folder [01:19] <_mastro_> it crash [01:20] <_mastro_> now i got something different they are 7 lines [01:20] _mastro_: make sure all tbird are dead and run it again if you get same please attach the debug output and log file in /var/crash for tbird to a bug report [01:21] <_mastro_> http://pastebin.com/f39b14a7 [01:21] and again your not listening to what i said. [01:21] atleast this time they were dead but that is all you get? [01:22] _mastro_: that doesnt look like ubuntu build issue please make sure you have latest redering engine see line 4 in your post. [01:22] rendering [01:23] _mastro_: gecko is the rendering engine (hint mozilla upstream issue) [01:23] its possibile it is caused by a extension/addon but doesnt look like it [01:23] _mastro_: does it fail in safe mode? [01:24] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: i've readed your words :) how can i launch it in safe mode? [01:24] _mastro_: mozilla-thunderbird -safe-mode? [01:24] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: and... can have something to do with opengl? [01:24] if not try to use a new profile [01:24] _mastro_: how do you figure? [01:24] _mastro_: feisty doesnt use opengl [01:25] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: this problem started after i've installed some package... they was a lot of packages [01:25] if your using beryl/compiz that is something i would shut off but doesnt look like the cause [01:25] <_mastro_> opengl, kdevelop [01:25] <_mastro_> no not using beryl/compiz/fusion [01:25] _mastro_: unless using opengl screensavers what else would use opengl? [01:26] afaik that is stricky 3d [01:26] strickly [01:26] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: nothing is using opengl.. i've installed some packages and thunderbird started to crash [01:27] <_mastro_> i thought it was related.. but i was hoping to find out where the problem was without removing all the packages [01:27] _mastro_: than find out what you installed and go back to not having them, but from what you have showed me neither of those packages would cause that crash [01:28] _mastro_: 1. file bug 2. run it with new profile to see if works 3 remove apps one by one until you find right one. out of the 3 choices number 1 is easiest fastest way to find out [01:28] _mastro_: oh 4. update to latest version in feisty [01:28] <_mastro_> 1) i will, 2) already tried 3) that's suck.. but i will 4) can't sorry :) [01:28] _mastro_: if you fail to do any of these or wish not to than help is very slim [01:29] <_mastro_> what slim mean? [01:29] _mastro_: 4. might be amust [01:29] <_mastro_> here the list of files: http://pastebin.com/fd23d1a4 [01:29] slim almost not there [01:29] !info mozilla-thunderbird feisty [01:29] mozilla-thunderbird: Mozilla Thunderbird standalone mail client. In component main, is optional. Version 1.5.0.13+1.5.0.14b-0ubuntu0.7.04 (feisty), package size 10666 kB, installed size 29772 kB [01:29] _your way off [01:30] _mastro_: upgrade it [01:30] than try again [01:30] <_mastro_> i cant' [01:30] _mastro_: you are way too far back to beable to find the issue [01:30] <_mastro_> sorry [01:30] _mastro_: dont be sorry to me mine works [01:30] <_mastro_> i'll change client [01:30] <_mastro_> no prob [01:31] thats up to you but the reason for the security releases is because they contain fixes that might otherwise leave you unstable. they dont support .10 once .11 is released and so on [01:32] <_mastro_> gnomefreak: i know but as i explained you this used to work before and i absolutely can't upgrade it [01:32] if upstream issue on 10 it was most likely fixed in 11 12 13 or beta 14 (and im not sure why b 14 since 13 was final in 1.5 series [01:32] _than there isnt much we can do [01:33] anyone with any bug experence will tell you the same thing [01:34] Ubulette: im heading to bed ill work more on this tomorrow i hope once im done fixing car if i can get the part [01:34] ok, night === asac_ is now known as asac === DarkMageZ_ is now known as DarkMageZ === _mastro___ is now known as _mastro_ [13:47] anyone here? [13:47] :) [14:12] hey :) [14:13] hi [14:13] asac, still in the us ? [14:14] yeah .... for another week :( [14:14] * asac wanna go home [14:14] lol [14:14] at least today i am not completely booked with sessions [14:14] just one [14:14] no fun ? [14:15] currently working to write down how my personal bug monkey helpers could work .... because i just cannot really deal with all these bugs by just using launchpad [14:15] well its definitly fun :) [14:15] but i just don't get anything done [14:16] and i have to catch up on all this after this [14:16] which isn't really fun [14:16] :) [14:16] personal bug monkey helpers ? what's that ? [14:16] especially given that i want to do holidays after uds sometimes [14:17] well ... i want to improve how i process bugs [14:17] i am still not sure how it should work but want commands like .... bug-pushback 7days [14:17] bug-current [14:17] bug-pop [14:17] and something and always get the next bug [14:18] further i want to mark comments as worthless so if i look at them later i just see the relevant comments [14:19] my mainproblem is that i just forget to revisit some bugs ... which is why i want to be automatically reminded after a certain amount of time to look again [14:20] but its just a bunch of ideas i need to sort out ... currently writing use-cases so i get a clearer vision of what i actually want [14:21] you mentioned an API for lp earlier, any pointer ? [14:21] yeah ... its launchpad-bugs-python package [14:22] i will usethat and hope that the guy doing this will keep up with launchpad changes that just happen every now and then and break the HTML parsing [14:22] ... at least until launchpad provides XML-RPC [14:25] Ubulette: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugHelper/Dev/python-launchpad-bugs/API_changes/BugListExample [14:26] there are otherexamples in the wiki ... don't ask me why those are not included in the python package [14:28] * asac goind for a smoke [14:34] if that module is not maintained, that's probably not the right thing to start with. no idea though [14:47] asac, I'm still getting "Failed to load XPCOM component: /usr/lib/xulrunner-1.9a9pre/components/libpyloader.so" and "Failed to load XPCOM component: /usr/lib/xulrunner-1.9a9pre/components/pyabout.py" [14:48] which modules? [14:48] that's in ff3 console [14:48] python-launchpad-bugs is maintained ... [14:49] Ubulette: do you have a debug build? [14:49] maybe that gives more information on the terminal? [14:49] so far, 'im fighting with Error: uncaught exception: [Exception... "Index or size is negative or greater than the allowed amount" code: "1" nsresult: "0x80530001 (NS_ERROR_DOM_INDEX_SIZE_ERR)" location: "chrome://browser/content/tabbrowser.xml Line: 219"] [14:50] supposed to be fixed in trunk [14:50] tabs are totally broken [14:53] hmm [14:53] where is that called from? browser.js [14:54] the tabbrowser bug is fresh (kind of regression from 2~3 days ago) [14:55] i'll just rebuild and see if it's really gone [14:55] lets look atbonsai :) [14:55] oh ... ok [14:55] Warning: Error in parsing value for property 'width'. Declaration dropped. [14:55] Source File: https://edge.launchpad.net/~fta/ [14:55] Line: 0 [14:55] Warning: Unknown property 'word-wrap'. Declaration dropped. [14:55] Source File: https://edge.launchpad.net/+icing/rev5132/+style-slimmer.css [14:55] Line: 3 [14:56] do you have that in ff2 too ? [14:57] Error: uncaught exception: [Exception... "Access to property denied" code: "1010" nsresult: "0x805303f2 (NS_ERROR_DOM_PROP_ACCESS_DENIED)" location: ""] [14:57] hmm [14:58] loooking [14:59] i don't get that exception [14:59] but i get the warnings [14:59] Warning: Unknown property 'word-wrap'. Declaration dropped. [14:59] Source File: https://edge.launchpad.net/+icing/rev5132/+style-slimmer.css [14:59] same for height, display, width [15:02] so is the tabbrowser thing gone [15:05] i don't know yet [15:07] asac, do you have an idea for miro : ImportError: /var/lib/python-support/python2.5/miro/MozillaBrowser.so: undefined symbol: _ZN12nsCharTraitsIcE12sEmptyBufferE [15:08] not sure if it's an internal symbol in xul or something else [15:08] maybe something deprecated in 1.9 [15:11] hmm [15:11] when was that so build? [15:12] it's part of miro [15:12] is that in gutsy? [15:13] hm, gutsy has an old one. this one is in my ppa and in bzr. [15:13] looks like that symbol isn't available in 1.9 [15:14] so it either isn't just prepared for 1.9 ... or maybe build for 1.8 [15:21] sure, but I wanted to port miro to 1.9 [15:21] so i've missed something for sure, but what ? [15:24] yeah [15:24] that symbol appears to be not there in 1.9 ... maybe its hidden ... maybe it has been removed [15:29] problem is, this symbol is not used by miro, at least no directly [15:29] http://paste.ubuntu.com/1611/ [15:30] hmm [15:30] does miro use static glue? [15:33] hmm, don't think so. I used XPCOM_GLUE (part of pkg-config --cflags libxul-embedding-1.9) and XPCOM_GLUE_USE_NSPR [15:38] do you use the same for libs? e.g. pkg-config --libs ... ? [15:38] maybe read this: http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/XPCOM_Glue [15:38] his is typically done using GRE_GetGREPathWithProperties. Then, the code must call XPCOMGlueStartup, [15:38] does miro do that? [15:39] no [15:39] it needs to ... otherwise the libs are not loaded from what i know ... and thus no symbols are there [15:41] when getting the gre path use 1.9.* as maxversion so upgrades should succeeed [15:55] hmm. i don't know how to do that in a lib [15:58] Ubulette: isn't there code that is run during lib initialization? [15:59] otherwise you need to add that to the entry function and only do it when it get called for first time ... e.g. like singleton in OO [16:03] Ubulette: ok i think you have to add an init_lib function or something to the MozillaBrowserXPCOM.cc file and call that in constructor of MOzillaBrowser.pyx [16:04] you probably can initialized the glue in pyx directory ... but I have no idea about pyx so personally i would add it to .cc and only do minimal things to that crazy file [16:07] smoke [16:18] I can't figure out where to do that :P [16:18] MozillaBrowser.pyx seems to be the place [16:27] Ubulette: add a plain .cc function to MozillaBrowserXPCOM.cc and then call that in constructor of MOzillarowser.pyx (imo) [16:27] asac, in pyx, when it does import gtkmozembed, it's 1.8 right ? [16:28] hmm ... right ... maybe the main issue is that gtkmozembed uses 1.8 [16:29] but we should definitly migrate that anyways [16:33] lets see [16:33] its apt-get source python-gnome2-extras-dev [16:39] i wonder how i can pass --define-variable=includetype=unstable ... to the PKG_CHECK_MODULES macro [16:39] its needed to get the gtkmozembed.h header [16:40] I faked that in miro [16:41] i've pushed my (incomplete) patch to a new branch: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~fta/democracy/miro.trunk.xul1.9 [16:42] bluekuja, if you're in contact with the miro guys, plz ask to to request a rename of the project on lp. [16:42] s/to to/them to/ [16:51] hmm ... what happened to gtk_moz_embed_push_startup ? [16:51] Ubulette: ^ ? [16:51] is there an equivalent? [16:54] strange .. its not there ... but in the header [16:56] tb 2009 has some security fixes [16:57] asac, i don't know, maybe ask your moz friends [16:58] ;) [16:58] Ubulette: is tb 2009 out? [16:58] http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/rumblingedge/archives/2007/11/tb_2-0-0-9.html [16:58] not yet [16:59] mozilla bug 386874 [16:59] Mozilla bug 386874 in Build Config "add a python emulation for nsinstall for --disable-compile-environment" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=386874 [17:01] Sunbird 0.8 [17:01] http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/rumblingedge/archives/2007/11/20071101_sunbird_08_builds.html [17:15] i will stop working here ... it doesn't make sense ... people just don't stop to unplug my notebook and it just goes off .... battery is broken [17:15] :( [17:21] too bad. i was hoping you'll help with that python mess [17:26] yeah ... i am still on it ... but close to throwing in the towel [17:37] asac: are you up for a verlihub new upstream release? [17:38] http://developer.mozilla.org/devnews/index.php/2007/11/01/firefox-2009-stability-update-now-available-for-download/ [17:39] Ubulette, unfortunately I have no contacts with them :/ [17:50] http://vocamus.net/dave/?p=85 :) [17:52] hmm. "Beware of the latest Linux versions: there is a bug in GTK2 2.12.x which causes crashes in (among others) Firefox and Thunderbird. The fix exists but as of this writing it hasn't landed yet." [17:52] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=482531 [17:52] Gnome bug 482531 in gdk "firefox crashed on print preview [@IA__gdk_window_get_toplevel] [@gdk_window_is_toplevel_frozen]" [Critical,New] [17:54] Ubulette: we have the patch for that bug [17:54] at lesat i think [17:55] asac: I have a dgettable url for that... [17:55] unfortunately upstream included some bad junk [17:55] like .dep files [17:55] in the latest orig [17:56] I'll try to ping them for not inlcuding such stuff for next releases.. [17:56] bluekuja: yeah ... thats unfortunate [17:56] I don't know why upstreams [17:56] doesnt want to cooperate with distros [17:56] that's crazy [17:57] asac: I was talking with pkern about having it uploaded, and he said he doesnt want to sign an upload with .orig like that... [17:58] yeah ... please figure it out ;) [17:58] we have to be hard on that [17:58] asac: deleting them manually? [17:58] otherwise upstream will never leran [17:58] is it possible to do? [17:58] well .. in the end its your decision ... [17:59] its certainly possible, but you need to add some tag that shows that this is not a pristine upstream version [17:59] yes, adding something like [17:59] +nodepsfile [17:59] or +nojunk [17:59] explaining it the changelog [18:00] asac: let me do it, when done I ping you with the dgettable url [18:01] so you can give it a look [18:02]