[00:24] asac, i've tried to port the lcd subpixel patch for the cairo lib bundled in ff3 (for bug 164640). i've merged a part manually but it needs some work in the build system, mostly freetype2 stuff. [00:24] Launchpad bug 164640 in firefox-3.0 "Apply subpixel rendering patch to cairo" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/164640 [00:26] that's a lot of changes in the code. I don't think it's wise to do that now. [00:28] well ... that patch should be send upstream. If upstream doesn't do anything we won't be able to run system-cairo [00:28] (upstreawm as in cairo upstream) [00:29] so ... if its needed for mozilla we better get it in ;) [00:29] or get something else that mozilla can use [00:29] Ubulette: b1 doesn't yet contain the gnome depends, right? [00:29] the new icons ? no [00:30] it's a b2pre stuff [00:30] asac, should I close both changelogs ? [00:31] I wanted to push the cairo patch in as the user insisted it's trivial. it isn't so let's close with what we have and move on [00:32] do we know a cairo bug id? [00:40] asac, no. Scott James Remnant (do you know him?) did the integration into ubuntu's cairo. seems it's based on David Turner's patches [00:41] Ubulette: yes i know scott [00:43] Ubulette: [00:43] + [00:43] +debian/debsearch.gif usr/share/firefox-addons/searchplugins [00:43] +debian/debsearch.src usr/share/firefox-addons/searchplugins [00:43] + [00:43] +debian/wikipedia.gif usr/share/firefox-addons/searchplugins [00:43] +debian/wikipedia.src usr/share/firefox-addons/searchplugins [00:44] we don't have five-home anymore? [00:44] seems it's not useful [00:45] the default is fine [00:45] far better than using an empty one ;) [00:45] or a broken one [00:46] yeah [00:46] anyway the searchplugin thing above looks wrong [00:47] why ? [00:48] oh damn, the link is wrong [00:48] he? [00:48] i mean you still use share there [00:48] not lib [00:49] that's expected. that's the shared -addons like xul [00:49] why do we need LIBDIR in firefox.sh [00:49] last line [00:49] shared? [00:50] what do you mean? [00:50] well, not shared but stable [00:50] if any package wants to add a search plugin for ff, it uses that [00:50] no ? [00:50] and the usr/lib/firefox-addons/searchplugins dir contains what compared to the shared one? [00:51] i've made a mistake [00:51] fixing it [00:51] yeah :) [00:51] they go to usr/lib/firefox-addons, right? [00:52] yeah [00:52] feel free to add a link from there to share ;) [00:52] but i thought this change was about eliminating that ;) [00:53] i just wonder why you do things like introducing DEBIAN_NAME in the same commit as all the versioned dir things [00:55] i should have done that long ago. I had to dig to see what was the package name and what was the hard path [00:55] now it's clear [00:57] looks good from just looking at last commit [00:57] but its intrusive enough for me to try :) [01:00] yep, sure [01:00] http://paste.ubuntu.com/2228/ [01:01] right [01:01] does ffox with system xul install anything in /etc/gre.d? [01:01] (i don't think nor hope so) :) [01:02] no [01:03] hmm, looks like xul is leaking a file though. http://paste.ubuntu.com/2229/ [01:04] strange dpkg does not complain about it [01:05] Ubulette: purging doesn't remove it? [01:29] how ? i don't want to remove xul [04:17] * Hobbsee wonders if bugzilla accounts for the mozilla bugtracker expire. [04:21] nope, it appears they don't. good. [04:27] <[reed]> they don't :) [04:28] <[reed]> they exist forever :) [04:32] neat [04:32] oh goody, bug is here, and i've been able to narrow it down [04:34] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=315416 [04:34] Mozilla bug 315416 in Password Manager "Passwords reappear after being deleted, some can never be deleted" [Normal,Resolved: incomplete] [04:35] now...how do i reopen it? === \sh_away is now known as \sh [09:28] hi. I installed the adobe flash plugin + nspluginwrapper through the plugin finder. it prompted for the root password 3 times. can it be reduced to 1? [09:35] salty-horse: for me its only one time [09:35] did you uninstall both first? [09:36] yes [09:36] well ... not today ... but i certainly did it before ;) [09:36] on amd64? [09:37] yes [09:37] let me try again [09:42] it asks once for the "add/remove" app, and twice for synaptic [09:42] I recorded a video [09:50] salty-horse: gnome session? [09:50] yes [09:53] <[reed]> asac: think you can get around to reviewing mozilla bug 319965 soon? [09:54] no idea ... gksudo shouldn't ask you twice [09:54] Mozilla bug 319965 in X-remote "Dual-monitors, FF opens in one or the other, not both." [Major,New] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=319965 [09:55] maybe it's because gksudo is launched multiple times? [10:06] [reed]: yes ... I just returned from holidays :) and a security update is waiting for me :) ... [10:06] <[reed]> asac: ah, k [10:07] <[reed]> yes, 2.0.0.10 is coming out today [10:07] <[reed]> I think [10:07] <[reed]> today or tomorrow [10:07] <[reed]> who knows [10:07] [reed]: the patch makes sense to me ... would like to look into the code surrounding this though. [10:07] <[reed]> cool [10:09] salty-horse: usually not ... I can run gksudo echo hello multiple times ... only the first time i get ask for password [10:09] hmm.. trying another app [10:10] oh. I think I got it. I changed the sudo timeout to 0 [10:10] salty-horse: yeah :) [10:10] still, is it possible to have the plugin finder call gksudo just once? [10:10] the plugin finder calls it just once [10:11] its the synaptic thing apparently that does this [10:11] so add/remove calls synaptic twice [10:11] file a bug against apturl [10:11] ? [10:11] why add/remove? i thought you are installing using the plugin finder wizard [10:12] this is what I get in the password prompts: [10:13] 1) "Add/Remove..." 2+3) "Synaptic Package Manager" [10:15] salty-horse: how do you instlal the plugins? [10:16] via the plugin wizard. [10:16] and how is add/remove ... involved? afaik there is just "install" in the plugin finder wizard [10:20] the plugin wizard lists the available gnash and adobe plugin. after choosing the adobe one and clicking "next", I get a new dialog asking if I want to install the package 'flashplugin-nonfree'. answering yes prompts for a password (requested by the "add/remove" app). after typing it in, I get two more password prompts requested by synaptic [10:21] ah ok ... yes, then file a bug against apturl [10:21] the maintainer should reassign it appropriately [10:21] ok [10:21] no idea if its easy to fix though. i think its easiest to use a timeout of > 0 [10:21] :) [10:22] it's insecure, IMO. even with just me by the computer, I want to be asked when doing potentially damaging things :) [10:23] salty-horse: yeah ... i think its a valid concern ... post a bug :) [10:23] and keep me updated ;) [10:31] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apturl/+bug/165147 [10:31] Launchpad bug 165147 in apturl "numerous password prompts when using plugin finder" [Undecided,New] [10:43] salty-horse: commented [10:53] thanks [11:58] asac: Ubulette: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=405424 [11:58] Mozilla bug 405424 in XPCOM "Updates for Linux/ia64" [Normal,Unconfirmed] [12:07] armin76: ok i will confirm [12:10] [reed]: who to ask for ia64 review? (mozilla bug 405424) [12:10] Mozilla bug 405424 in XPCOM "Updates for Linux/ia64" [Normal,New] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=405424 [12:18] * asac lunch [12:55] shaky freenode today :/ [16:08] [reed]: why did you assign me the bug? === \sh is now known as \sh_away === asac_ is now known as asac [17:18] asac: Ubulette: is the ppc/powerppc in md/unix/Makefile a known issue? [17:20] i mean, is there a bug upstream? [17:31] armin76: is it the same for gentoo? [17:31] yup [17:31] target_cpu is from the toolchain, and the toolchain in ppc is powerpc, not ppc [17:32] i think it's a regression of bug 372428 [17:32] mozilla bug 372428 [17:32] Mozilla bug 372428 in Build Config "firefox configure.in does not work currently with a 64 bit kernel and a full 32 bit userland" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=372428 [17:44] asac, heya alex [17:45] asac, had a chance to build the package? [17:45] asac, just finished to study....I can call them 11 hours [17:45] today :/ [17:48] armin76: yes ... but will it reregress? [17:48] bluekuja: i think i built it yesterday ... but didn't come to anything else afaik [17:49] completely forgot since it was late [17:49] asac, that means it did *not* FTBFS? [17:49] no idea either [17:49] never looked at that terminal [17:49] ah damn [17:49] :/ [17:50] are you able to retry? [17:51] bluekuja: 0.2.3-3~ppa1 builds in sid [17:51] asac, mmm... [17:51] crazy then [17:51] WTH it fails on Debian build machines then= [17:52] bluekuja: missing depends? [17:52] i don't use pbuilder so i wont catch those [17:52] asac, impossible...it fails on using gconf [17:53] and works in some archs [17:53] but fails on amd64 [17:53] and one-two more [17:53] build machine broken then i guess [17:53] yep [17:53] is give-back possible in Debian? [17:56] asac: http://buildd.debian.org/fetch.cgi?&pkg=diff-ext&ver=0.2.3-2&arch=amd64&stamp=1195237138&file=log [17:58] this is the FTBFS on adm64 [17:59] GCONF_CONFIG_SOURCE=xml:readwrite:/home/buildd/.gconf /usr/bin/gconftool-2 --makefile-install-rule diff-ext.schemas [17:59] (gconftool-2:19515): GConf-WARNING **: Failed to load source "xml:readwrite:/home/buildd/.gconf": Failed: Could not make directory `/home/buildd/.gconf': No such file or directory [17:59] GConf-ERROR **: file gconftool.c: line 918 (main): assertion failed: (err == NULL) [17:59] yes [17:59] aborting... [17:59] the buildd has not writable home apparently [17:59] the build shouldn't rely on that [17:59] fix that :) [18:00] actually there is a work-around for this [18:00] I can just move schemas installation [18:00] after make-install [18:00] and not before [18:00] maybe in a postinst file [18:00] that will fix this issue actually [18:01] because schemas will be installed not during build [18:01] but after [18:01] that's suggested from gconf itself [18:02] too [18:02] cool :) [18:02] look how other software deals with schema and fix the build system i would say [18:02] actually I have to follow gconf policy [18:02] that suggests to install schemas *after* the build [18:02] and not during make install [18:02] (which is our case) [18:03] so you patch the Makefile.am ? [18:03] asac, yep [18:03] anyway, do whatever is necessary to fix this and let me know :) [18:03] i will be out for a while [18:03] will come back later [18:04] asac, perfect mate :) [18:05] asac, having no testing machines to test this sux! [18:05] :) [18:05] bluekuja: he? [18:06] just make your home not-writable [18:06] mm...is it possible on pbuilder too? [18:06] *without* logging in [18:06] its nothing amd specific [18:07] I'll have to work on logging inside a pbuilder [18:07] I think it's not possible to make my home not-writable [18:07] in the tarball [18:07] itself [18:14] bluekuja: build without pbuilder [18:14] asac, yep [18:14] or I can log inside it as well [18:14] so I have a clean chroot [18:16] ok, home dir not-writable now [18:16] test-building [18:19] ok, it fails [18:20] now let's make the fix [19:00] asac, fix ready to go [19:03] asac, patching makefiles wasnt necessary [19:03] I used a configure rule to disable schemas installation ;) [19:03] hi [19:04] Ubulette, heya [19:05] asac: re: reregression, no, it won't, actually it's broken [19:06] Ubulette, are you good wirh schemas? (gconf) [19:06] *with [19:06] depends [19:06] fixing or writing ? [19:07] just for an hint [19:07] bluekuja: ok if thats common practice go ahead [19:07] Ubulette, does gconf-schemas works fine for installing schemas? [19:07] instead of using gconftool-2 [19:07] bluekuja: why don't you test [19:07] ? [19:08] the installed schemas should be visible in gconf-editor [19:08] right [19:08] let me see [19:09] Ubulette: i fixed the url classifier thingy [19:09] Ubulette: now i see more issues :/ [19:09] what issues have you been talking about? [19:09] (you talked about some issues with b2pre, didn't you)? [19:10] give me half an hour. we'll discuss that [19:10] Ubulette: ok [19:10] asac, plus lintian complains about using gconftool-2 [19:10] in a maintainer script [19:11] and it suggests gconf-schemas instead [19:11] ^^ [19:11] bluekuja: there should be a policy document in debian somewhere [19:11] don't ask me where [19:12] asac, anyway yes, using gconftool-2 [19:12] and gconf-schemas is the same [19:12] schemas gets installed correctly [19:12] so it should be fine to disable the installation of schemas via a rule [19:12] and it will fix the FTBFS [19:13] asac, updating the branch [19:13] asac, are you able to check/upload that today? [19:13] gonna give you branch links when done in a while [19:13] to debian? i would like to try ;) [19:14] yes, to Debian :) [19:14] perfect [19:14] give me some minutes [19:14] updating [19:34] back [19:34] <[reed]> armin76: we assign bugs to the person who writes the patch [19:34] <[reed]> you wrote the patch [19:34] <[reed]> so, the bug is assigned to you [19:38] asac, so what did you do with url classifier ? [19:38] [reed]: oh, sorry then [19:48] asac, done [19:49] asac, back [19:49] asac, branch is ready [19:49] asac, let me upload you the tarball [19:50] asac, or you prefer the upstream branch? [19:50] bluekuja, seems most package install those schemas manually [19:50] Ubulette, yep [19:50] postinst handle that [19:50] with gconf-schemas [19:51] http://paste.ubuntu.com/2261/ here is file-roller [19:51] Ubulette, yes, they stop installing schemas on build [19:51] that's right [19:51] I've used --disable-schemas-install configure variable [19:51] for that [19:52] so I don't have to hack makefiles using autotools [19:52] bluekuja: why do i need a new tarball? i already have one ;) [19:52] ah fine :) [19:52] asac: bzr branch http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~bluekuja/diff-ext/debian.source [20:08] bluekuja: i won't verify that it really works ... just upload [20:08] asac, actually I just deleted the FTBFS cause [20:08] and schemas are still registered [20:08] with postinst [20:08] but not on build run [20:08] ;) [20:09] bluekuja: the orig is already in debian? [20:09] asac, yes, let me grab you the link [20:10] asac, http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/d/diff-ext/diff-ext_0.2.3.orig.tar.gz [20:10] bluekuja: tell me md5sum please [20:10] yes, just a sec [20:11] 8a82a8c76f1bd30cb3ee7dd8c270aab7 ? [20:11] asac, 8a82a8c76f1bd30cb3ee7dd8c270aab7 [20:11] yes [20:11] yep, that's it [20:11] so lets see ;) [20:11] uploaded [20:11] i will look in an hour ;) [20:11] lets hope [20:11] gonna ping you [20:12] when I see accepted [20:12] (hopefully= [20:12] *) [20:12] I really hope your key problem is fixed [20:12] :) [20:13] <[reed]> ams is so stupid [20:13] <[reed]> if any of you all know him [20:13] mmm...nope, never heard [20:14] <[reed]> ah, then you're lucky [20:14] who is he? [20:14] and which channel? [20:14] <[reed]> he's a GNU Hurd developer [20:14] <[reed]> that should explain it all [20:14] <[reed]> :p [20:14] lol [20:15] [reed], have you ever tried to browse live spaces? [20:16] for msn [20:16] <[reed]> no, I don't patronize Microsoft sites [20:16] <[reed]> :P [20:16] <[reed]> but I remember a bug on that [20:16] same here [20:16] but I'm just watching some cool photos [20:16] of a friend [20:16] (female) [20:16] :P [20:16] and I'm getting crazy [20:17] 1-2 minutes to download a damn image [20:17] too slow website [20:17] damn it [20:18] <[reed]> mozilla bug 403481 has a reviewed patch, at least [20:18] <[reed]> it should get committed today [20:18] Mozilla bug 403481 in GFX: Thebes "minefield memory usage keeps growing as png images are dynamically loaded (maps.google.com)" [Major,Assigned] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=403481 [20:19] it simply doesn't load the page [20:19] : / [20:40] asac, no mails yet [20:40] bad sign [20:41] asac, we should receive a REJECTED mail anyway, I guess [20:42] i'm fighting with prism [20:42] gonna win? [20:43] persia wants my get-orig-source to look less shellish, more makefileish ;) [20:43] ^^ [20:45] sure i'll win but if we ask him to review any of our moz package, we'd better trash our rules file and start from scratch [20:45] lol [20:46] is it NEW? [20:46] it will [20:46] yes, but is it a new package? [20:46] e.g not the in the archive yet? [20:46] yes [20:46] ah ok [20:46] so on REVU [20:46] yes [20:59] asac, still nothing... :/ [20:59] I think dak won't send a rejected mail [20:59] don't know why [20:59] but that's strange [21:07] well its not a bug ... its a security feature i guess [21:38] asac, with http://paste.ubuntu.com/2267/ persia seems happier :) [21:39] asac, found duplicate status token ('KEYEXPIRED'). [21:39] Rejected: internal error while performing signature check on diff-ext_0.2.3-3_amd64.changes. [23:31] asac, if we don't ship xul soon, i'll have to ship dom inspector with prism instead of just a link [23:36] Ubulette: yes ... will happen tomorrow .. tuning the patch one more time ... will commmit in 30 minutes or so ... then you can take a look [23:36] and close et al [23:36] ok [23:39] why did we switch to slow diff.gz approach for xulrunner again? :) ? [23:39] eh? [23:39] nm [23:39] i should get some speedy disks i guess [23:40] yes [23:40] you do that :) [23:43] I can't do more than that http://paste.ubuntu.com/2276/ [23:47] Ubulette: do you still install all prism apps in Internet menu? [23:48] yes [23:48] only this default set [23:48] i think it would be better to put the applications in the proper menu [23:48] e.g. office => office et al [23:49] it is supposed to be integrated to the desktop, not split [23:49] yes [23:49] but that would mean to put google calendar in office [23:49] not internet [23:57] that would mean adding more logic to the rules [23:57] not difficult but i'd like to get this one in [23:58] y