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ftahttp://mozillalinks.org/wp/2008/04/firefox-reached-29-share-in-europe/00:02
asacjyväskylä00:06
JazzvaCould someone look at bug 198074? I have seen that behaviour (flash over content) before, and I suppose it's a fairly known bug.00:08
ubotuLaunchpad bug 198074 in firefox "Flash not showing properly" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19807400:08
asacthats a dupe00:09
asacsearch for "flash always on top"00:09
asacthats the master bug and should already have plenty of dupes00:09
Jazzvaok00:09
asacmaybe its eve nclosed on firefox side00:09
asacsearch on flashplugin-nonfree00:09
asac(firefox side for that bug was fixed)00:09
ftalol http://www.screenage.de/blog/2008/04/24/ubuntu-landed-on-berlin-metro-system/00:12
asacyeah  heard about that before ;)00:12
JazzvaCool :)00:12
asaccool stuff00:13
jcastroasac: fta: upstream might have a patch-in-hand by tomorrow for bug 215728. They're hitting freeze real soon - is it feasable to have it pushed to a ppa to help upstream test it?00:17
ubotuLaunchpad bug 215728 in firefox-3.0 "High CPU Consumption" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21572800:17
ftajcastro, sure00:18
jcastrofta: I told him to specifically attach it to the lp bug, so if you guys could watch it closely I would appreciate it00:18
ftajcastro, do you mean, b5 + this patch in a ppa or the latest upstream snapshot containing this patch ?00:19
jcastroexpect a patch00:19
ftamy ppa is very close to upstream, ie, far ahead of b5 (hardy)00:20
jcastrofta: he'll see when he gets there, he will put the details in the bug00:20
ftathe only problem with my own ppa is that lang packs are not compatible (our max version is too strict)00:21
jcastrofta: campd is upstream.00:22
jcastrofta: I've pinged asac about it, but he's probably asleep now, so pls ensure he's in the loop00:22
campdand I have a headache.00:22
asacjcastro: i am still here :)00:23
jcastrowoo00:23
campdso I don't know how much jorge has relayed;00:23
campdbut this is a shittastic bug, that doesn't seem to manifest on other platforms00:23
asachi campd00:23
campdthere's no Great fix, but I'm working on some Better fixes00:23
asaccampd: why is sqlite so bad on linux?00:23
campddunno!00:23
asac(and so much better on win?)00:24
asacso the current fix is to tune cache size?00:24
campdyes.00:24
campdtemporarily, during the update00:24
campdwhen I say "current fix" I mean "the one I'm still working on"00:25
asaccampd: what is done during update? isn't that incremental?00:25
campdso it's incremental, yeah00:25
campdbut unfortunately it needs to update an index00:25
campdand the data it's adding is a) plentiful and b) deliciously random00:25
campdso it ends up needing to insert into all sorts of different spots in the index00:26
campdthere's practically no decent locality00:26
asacso the index is physically clustered?00:26
campdnot sure what you're asking;00:26
asachehe not sure either00:26
asacmaybe our words don't match00:27
campdthe real problem is that the index is Big (at certain points in the update process it has more than a million hashes)00:27
campdand we throw a bunch of effectively-random data at it00:27
campdI'm making up numbers here, but if the index has 5,000 pages00:27
campdand we add 10,000 urls00:28
campdwe're going to be hitting most of those 5,000 pages, multiple times00:28
campdand if the cache is only 1,000 pages, you're going to get a Lot of Thrash00:28
campdthis is mostly a problem during the Initial Population of the database, which encompasses the first few update requests00:29
campdonce you have the whole database, you're adding closer to 1,000 urls a week00:29
campdwhich will be (relatively) easier on the cache00:29
campdso the proposed fix is basically "let the cache get much bigger if it needs to"00:30
campd"which will happen during those initial updates"00:30
campd(I'm also considering adding "try to do these updates when the user is idle")00:30
asacso how much mem do we expect then?00:30
campdnot entirely sure yet00:30
campd(suggestions welcome!)00:31
asaccampd: one more question. you are talking about db indexes like in "create index ..."?00:31
campdyeah00:31
campdalthough the actual data itself shares the cache00:31
asaccampd: do you drop them before doing the import batch?00:31
campdnope.00:31
campdperformance there would be dismal00:31
campdonce that big initial update is complete, we're adding like 10-100 urls at a time00:32
campdto a database with like 500,000 urls00:32
asaccampd: i don't say "drop index"00:32
campdregenerating that index would be Pure Pain00:32
campdah, what are you suggesting?00:32
asaci mean: "drop index while doing import batch ... then when finish create it"00:32
campdright00:32
campdso regenerating that index over 500,000 urls00:32
asacthats what we did when we imported huge datasets in the past00:32
campdwhen you're only adding 10-10000:32
campdwill be prohibitive00:33
asaccampd: well ... if its just the initial batch you could do that only then00:33
campdyeah, that's a possibility00:33
campdalthough the raw data is still an issue there00:33
asaccampd: do you know in advance how many you import?00:33
campdnope00:33
campd(we could Guess, but we don't really know)00:33
asacthen you might preparse X and cache them in memory, then decide if to just insert ... or insert as batch (e.g. without index)00:34
campdyeah, it's possible00:34
campdin my tests, dropping the index didn't help a whole heck of a lot00:34
campdeven during initial updates00:34
asacok, so the issue is not the index ?00:34
campdnot really00:34
campdI mean, the index is part of the issue00:34
asacyes, but if this doesn't really help, then it must be something else00:35
campdit's the io00:35
campdit's the fact that our current page cache is around 200000:35
asacright ... so the raw data IO alone is too slow?00:35
campdyeah00:35
asacthat would be really bad ;)00:35
campdand we're kinda stupid about it00:35
campdwhere "stupid" is "we do too much of it, because our cache is too small" :)00:35
campdso what I'm looking at doing is basically choosing a cache size based on system memory;00:36
asacare you using transactions?00:36
campdyes00:37
campd(which is why the page cache is useful at all;  otherwise that page cache would be synced to disk after every operation)00:37
campdso anyway, my current thinking is that a) currently our page cache is Just Too Small, Period00:40
campdb) with a decent-sized page cache, the IO becomes negligable00:40
campdc) we can reclaim the page cache memory after a successful update00:40
campdso similar to what our bookmark/history code does00:41
campdI'm going to look at sizing the page cache based on available system memory00:41
campdduring an update process.00:41
asacif that is a proven pattern then i agree that this is the path to use00:41
asacs/to use/to go/00:42
campdso what we'll do is choose some percentage of system memory00:42
asaccampd: how do you get "available system memory"?00:42
campdPR_GetSystemMemory() :P00:42
campdI'll check what that does00:42
campdbut it is Physical00:42
asacyeah thats what i wonder00:42
campdso that page cache grows to the size needed to contain the update;00:43
Jazzvaasac, bug 151956 ... People complain that flashplugin-nonfree/mozilla-plugin-gnash are not installable from live cd, because multiverse repo is not enabled. We might include to ubufox to check if multiverse is enabled and to present the correct plugins list, maybe with a message "please turn on multiverse for more plugins". Of course, if that's possible...00:43
ubotuLaunchpad bug 151956 in firefox "Gutsy RC1 LiveCD can't find flashplugin-nonfree when using install plugin on firefox" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/15195600:43
campdit's not Necessarily the size we dicide;00:43
campddecide00:43
campdso as an example00:43
campdlet's say we choose 7%;00:44
campd(places uses 6%)00:44
campdon a 512mb machine, that'll set aside 35megs00:44
campdduring the Big Scary Initial Updates, we might use up that whole 35 megs00:44
campdduring the update process (which, because we have very little IO, will only take like 10 seconds)00:45
campdand we'll try to fit those updates into when they're idle if possible00:45
campdonce they're caught up to the current state of the list, we'll still ALLOW 35 megs00:45
campdbut it'll probably end up being much smaller, because we're only updating 10-100 urls00:46
campdso it'll probably be a negligable increase00:46
campdso that's the PLAN00:46
campdI don't have a patch yet00:46
asacJazzva: multiverse _should_ work00:46
campdand someone smarter than me might have a better solution :)00:46
Jazzvaasac: Hmm, ok.00:46
campdI'm idly curious why it's so much worse on linux00:47
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asaccampd: do you use same cache size on win?00:47
campdyep.00:47
campdI haven't done as vigorous testing there, but we've gotten no complaints00:48
campdwhile ubuntu users seem to have quite a few :)00:48
campdbut regardless, this is a fix we should be doing everywhere.00:48
asacyeah. but we use in-source sqlite ... so at least it should not be related to us using a system library00:48
campdright.00:48
campdthat was actually my Very First Question, but I was able to verify on my linux box with the mozilla tree00:49
campdso, yeah00:49
asacpersonally i don't experience this00:49
asachow can that be?00:49
campdhow big is your urlclassifier3.sqlite?00:49
asac22M00:49
campdhuh00:49
campdthen that's a good question :)00:49
asacmaybe those users are using some kind of strange filesystem00:50
asaclike fat1600:50
campdwell, I'm seeing crappy performance00:51
asaccampd: could you confim this?00:51
asacah i see00:51
campd(albeit with a contrived test case)00:51
asacyeah ... but real user-experience impact?00:51
campdhaven't actually confirmed that, no00:51
campdbut my contrived test cases are pretty close to what you'd expect in real life00:52
campd(I'm actually adding the real data, just at a different pace than the normal updates)00:52
campdman, I have a gigantic headache00:54
asacok thanks for coming here. if you have a patch we can try let us know00:55
campdyeah00:55
campdI was talking to jorge about that;00:55
campdI'm going to try to have a patch together tomorrow, discuss the approach with some other mozilla folks;00:55
campdonce we decide for sure which way we're going00:55
campdI'd *love* to get as much testing as possible00:55
asacwell, we apparently have plenty "volunteers" here :)00:56
campdyeah.00:56
Volansapparently asac? LOL00:57
asacno those forum users that complain ;)00:57
asaci don't see this bug unfortunately00:57
asacJazzva: actually i am not sure about that multiverse thing on CD01:00
campd(and while I'm here, congrats on the release)01:00
campd(it's been working pretty darn well for me here)01:00
asacJazzva: i always thought one can update sources.list ... and we had a bug about something similar against apturl, but i was assured that this was fixed.01:01
asacJazzva: so its worth to investigate i guess01:01
asaccampd: thanks! :)01:01
campdwell, whatever slightly-beta version I have now01:02
asaccampd: only thing thats unfortunate is that we missed RC1 by a week or so01:02
campdI can't get to the damned mirrors to update :)01:02
campdyeah01:02
campdwell tbh, I'm kinda glad you did01:02
campdin a selfish using-your-users-as-testers sort of way01:02
campd'cause this was flying under our radar previously01:02
campdbut yeah, RC1 would have been good01:03
asaci am not glad obviously ;) ... we spend a considerable amount of work to get xulrunner going for all apps and all. it was fun, but still having a beta browser in final release is kind of a decision that causes discussion for us :)01:04
Jazzvaasac: Only thing I need is a Hardy cd :). I asked commenter to see if that's happening on hardy final01:04
asaccampd: i think we can sell this as a long term decision, but RC1 would have been so much easier to sell ;)01:05
campdyeah, I know what you mean01:05
gnomefreakasac: how good are you with scripting for greasemonkey?01:05
campdI'm mostly thinking "if ubuntu hadn't been releasing, would this bug have caught our attention in time for RC1"01:05
* gnomefreak thought of this while im eatting :(01:05
asaccampd: yeah ;) ... thats the good side. and i am confident that shipping 3 b5 was the right thing to do.01:06
campdyeah.01:06
campdthis issue aside01:06
campd(which, honestly, can be worked around by turning off the malware detection)01:06
asacits still open how the press reacts on this, so far its mostly trollish users that question this01:06
Sergeant_PonyDoes anyone know if TB supports groups in the address book. I looked at the help section and it was no help.01:06
campd(which ffx2 doesn't have)01:06
asaccampd: right. i don't feel bad about this particular issue01:07
asacmost people just see "Beta" and run screaming ;)01:07
campdnod01:07
campdbut ffx3 >>>>>> ffx201:07
campd*particularly* on linux01:07
asacexactly01:07
asacas said. press didn't really trash us for that from what i can see01:07
gnomefreakSergeant_Pony: i havent tried but as i recall you can add groups whileing setting up accounts so i dont see why not but again i havent played too much with tb2 for a while other than everyday usage01:07
Jazzvarun screaming from beta *shock*? Where's the fun if it's all stable?01:08
asacfor now01:08
Volansasac: you can reply that Google was still in beta for years... ;)01:08
asacright01:08
gnomefreakweve done it before and it worked out fine this time should be no differnet01:08
asaci have no problem to argue for that01:08
JazzvaVolans: If Google was only :)...01:08
gnomefreakVolans: it still is01:08
Jazzva*the only one01:09
gnomefreakaside google searches people have had many issues with thier products01:09
asacgnomefreak: yes, but bars are raised. people look closer01:09
gnomefreakasac: true but isnt b5 rc1 than release (rough order)01:09
asacpreviously the important thing was "latest" ... now it has to be "latest and most stable" :)01:09
gnomefreakmaybe next month and half or 2 depending on blockers01:09
asacgnomefreak: yes. two month from now it will be forgotten01:10
asacbut people reading this might perceive this as "not mature" and could a long lasting bad idea01:10
asacbrand perception01:10
gnomefreakmost firefox bugs is profile, extentions, addons, but there are a few or more that are code itsself from what ive seen01:11
gnomefreakasac: we really could have not made it default since we carry 2.0 with hardy01:11
asacgnomefreak: the idea is to not change the default throughout the lifetime01:12
gnomefreakbut i dont see that big of an issue atm. stop using flash cut ff bugs to 1/4th of what they are01:12
asacand ffox 2 would be really hard to support at some point01:12
asacupgrading to ffox 3 would also give us bad reputation01:12
gnomefreakasac: true thinking on LTS01:12
gnomefreakits a catch 22. people are either gonna complain its not default or complain that it is since its not final01:13
l3onHi all :)01:13
gnomefreakhi l3on01:13
gnomefreakIMHO 2months until final is better than not having it in for 3 years01:14
gnomefreakare they planning on releasing xul and ff3 at same time?01:15
asacgnomefreak: they don't release xul01:15
asacthey release it all together in ffox01:15
asacwe split01:15
gnomefre3ksomething really wrong here01:18
asacstill sucky network in PA?01:19
gnomefre3k20:19 -NickServ(services@mozilla.org)- Nick gnomefreak isn't registered.01:19
gnomefre3kand shitty ns01:19
gnomefre3kbut yes i have to deal with ISP tomorrow01:19
asacgnomefreak: thats on mozilla server :)01:19
asacnot freenode01:19
gnomefre3koh crap01:20
JazzvaIf I'm in Mozilla Bugs, will I receive every comment for every bug to which mozilla team is subscribed? Just to know, so I don't subscribe myself for no reason :)01:20
asacJazzva: mozilla-bugs gets mail for bugs to which mozilla-bugs is subscribed01:21
asacJazzva: mozillateam accordingly only to bugs to which mozillteam is subscribed01:22
asacbut we don't subscribe mozillteam01:22
Jazzvahmm... ok01:22
JazzvaThanks :)01:22
asacJazzva: but i am not sure if we get mail for firefox-3.001:22
asaci think we don't01:22
asacno idea how things are setup01:22
asaci get mail for firefox + thunderbird01:23
asacand all bugs to which mozilla-bugs is subscribed01:23
JazzvaOk ... then I'll just subscribe myself to every one... Hope it won't produce too much mail :)01:23
asachaha01:23
asacit will01:23
JazzvaHope gmail filters are good enough :)01:23
asacgnomefreak: can you sort out how to subcribe to get all bugmail for all our packages01:23
asaci looked a few days, but couldn't figure ... and i just don't remember01:24
asacgnomefreak: do you still remember how this was done?01:24
asac02:23 < asac> gnomefreak: can you sort out how to subcribe to get all bugmail for all our packages01:24
asac02:24 < asac> i looked a few days, but couldn't figure ... and i just don't remember01:24
asac02:24 < asac> gnomefreak: do you still remember how this was done?01:24
asacno idea if he got it01:25
gnomefre4ki can if i stay around long enough tomorrow01:25
gnomefre4k:)01:25
gnomefre4ki didnt get it til now01:25
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asacgnomefreak: not urgent01:25
asaci just thought you remembered ;)01:25
gnomefreakok i will look tomorrow but IIRC you have to subscribe from main bug page on each package01:26
asacgnomefreak: so jazzva needs to go to firefox-3.0 and subscribe to all bugmail there?01:26
asaci think thats possible01:26
gnomefreakbut being mozilla team you are already subscribed to all mozilla bug mail01:26
JazzvaNo, not all bugmail :)01:26
asacjust thought we subscribed mozilla-bugs in such a way01:26
asacJazzva: ?01:27
gnomefreakwe did01:27
gnomefreaki did01:27
asacJazzva: thought thats what you wanted?01:27
gnomefreakJazzva: you are a memeber of team right?01:27
asacgnomefreak: so maybe mozilla-bugs is not yet subscribed to firefox-3.0 and xulrunner-1.9?01:27
Jazzvaasac: I thought that too ... then I realised I'm needing just the one I commented :)01:27
JazzvaUmm, right :)01:27
JazzvaI am receiving new bug reports, though... :)01:27
gnomefreakasac: ff3 it should be i get them xul i dont get iirc so i will fix it01:27
asacok thanks01:28
gnomefreakasac: is the packages up to date on the mozilla team LP page?01:28
asacgnomefreak: remember that there are still lots of ffox 3 reports going to firefox package because of confusion01:28
gnomefreakand are we talking extentions as well?01:28
asacso maybe thats what you are seeing01:28
asacworth to check i guess01:28
gnomefreakasac: ill look into it int he morning and subscribe mozilla-bugs to all our packages01:28
asacdamn01:29
gnomefreakextentions i may need help with them as i saw way too many to remember01:29
* asac wonders if that is any better for his own bug performance01:29
Jazzvaasac: Lots of mail coming your way after?01:30
asacJazzva: no idea :) ... my mailbox is always full with unread mails01:30
asacthats all that i know01:30
asacso i think so01:30
asacbut my mail setup really sucks in this regards01:31
JazzvaWork on it :)01:31
Jazzva*thinks*01:31
gnomefreakill look at it right now for a little bit and see if i cant figure an easy way of doing it01:31
asacwell ... i am sure that i don't have the time to process all New and Incomplete bugs.01:31
asacmaybe confirmed01:31
asacat best only triaged and in progress ones :)01:32
asacbut thats a dream obviously01:32
gnomefreakasac: you come up with greasemonkey scripts for comments and ill do the bug work all day and night ;)01:32
JazzvaSubscribing to all bug reports and forwarding it to another folder, hoping I'll find something interesting, or just to keep plain, old bug-browsing?01:32
asacgnomefreak: i can give you those python scripts01:32
gnomefreakJazzva: tb and filters :)01:32
gnomefreakasac: how do i run them?01:32
asacgnomefreak: they are far easier to write and far easier to run01:32
JazzvaI don't think I am subscribed now ... only ~10 bug-reports came to my mail today.01:32
asacgnomefreak: just chmod a+x <filename>.py01:33
asacthen ./xyz.py BUGID01:33
asacyou have to copy your cookies.txt file into the same directory you run them from01:33
asacto be authenticated01:33
asacand remember to replace at least Alexander with your name in the .py files01:34
asacbut i can imprve that01:34
gnomefre2koh fuck my ISP01:34
asac02:33 < asac> gnomefreak: just chmod a+x <filename>.py01:34
asac02:33 < asac> then ./xyz.py BUGID01:34
asac02:33 < asac> you have to copy your cookies.txt file into the same directory you run them from01:34
asac02:33 < asac> to be authenticated01:34
gnomefre2kasac: yeah i saw that but is that how to run them? ./script bug #01:34
asac02:33 -!- gnomefre2k [n=gnomefre@adsl-221-44-39.rmo.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu-mozillateam01:34
asac02:33 < asac> and remember to replace at least Alexander with your name in the .py files01:34
asac02:34 < asac> but i can imprve that01:34
asac02:34 < gnomefre2k> oh fuck my ISP01:34
asacgnomefre2k: that might be different dependeing on what the script should do. the ones i posted all take just the bugnumber as argument01:34
gnomefre2kok i can do that easy01:34
gnomefre2kah ok01:35
asacbut i could also write something like:01:35
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asac./post-bug-generic.py bugid --status=Incomplete --comment="Here comes your comment"01:35
asac:)01:35
asacor01:36
asac./post-bug-generic.py bugid --status=Incomplete --summary="New summary that is comprehensible" --tag=flash --comment="Here comes the comment"01:36
gnomefreakoh no01:37
gnomefreakam i here?01:37
Jazzvayou are01:37
asacsounds miserable01:38
asaci feel with you gnomefreak :)01:38
gnomefreakthanks01:38
* gnomefreak really gonna lay into them01:38
gnomefreakthis is bs01:38
gnomefreakpackage name for xul 1.8 is just xulrunner right?01:38
asacif any of you need some bug script let me know. i can write it given some time ahead.01:38
asacgnomefreak: yes01:38
asacxulrunner-1.9, firefox-3.0 is the hot combo01:39
asaceverything else is just legacy01:39
gnomefreakhttps://edge.launchpad.net/~mozillateam01:39
asacyes, thats right01:39
gnomefreakubuntu-php-firefox-human is no longer around right?01:39
Jazzvagnomefreak: just for ff201:39
Jazzvaphp?01:40
gnomefreaksame with firefox-themes-ubuntu/01:40
Jazzvathat's what I thought you were asking about01:40
gnomefreakhttps://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-php-firefox-human/01:40
gnomefreakedgy was last afaik01:40
gnomefreakedgy is EOS in a day or 201:40
asac \o/01:40
asachail on that01:40
asacone upload less on firefox security updates01:41
gnomefreaki will remove it from page should we keep themes package until ff2 EOS?01:41
asacyes01:41
asacwe have that packagein universe01:41
asachowever we dont really care ... its the artwork team that should fix it imo01:41
gnomefreakk01:41
asacotoh havin git in that list doesnt hurt01:41
gnomefreakits never been us afaik01:42
gnomefreakits always someone else that did it01:42
asacyeah01:42
gnomefreakgit?01:42
gnomefreakwhere do you see git?01:42
asacand given that all the scripts in there are writtin in php i wont like to work on it more than absolutely necessary01:42
gnomefreakah01:43
asacgnomefreak: bad spacing:01:43
gnomefreakkompozer is us or tony?01:43
asac < asac> otoh having it in that ...01:43
asacgnomefreak: tony01:43
gnomefreakso should i remove it?01:43
asaci don't want to put my name on something like that ;) ... ifpossible01:43
gnomefreakand LP plugin package01:43
asacgnomefreak: well ... he is in mozillateam :)01:43
gnomefreakgood point01:43
asacno idea if thats appropriate01:44
asacbut i don't mind01:44
gnomefreakwe never touched it01:44
asache didn't trash our bzr branches ;)01:44
asacso that is fine01:44
asac(nor did he touch them ever)01:44
gnomefreaktrue01:44
asacwe should ask him whathis plans are01:45
gnomefreakhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-launchpad-plugin/?? keep or trash and should we add liferea01:45
asacdamn keyboard :)01:45
gnomefreaki will when i see him tomorrow01:45
gnomefreakor now01:45
asacwe can add liferea01:45
asacwlel01:45
asacwell01:45
asacnot sure ... but i worked a bit on it01:45
asactaking it and pulling whoever works on it usually into mozillateam is a good plan i guess :)01:45
* gnomefreak knows how cant remember spelling of his nick 01:46
gnomefreakemilo is his first name iirc (spelling is off)01:46
asacah pochu?01:46
gnomefreakyeah01:46
gnomefreakhes liferea01:46
gnomefreakmainly01:47
asacright now i remember. he is the one caring most01:47
gnomefreakare we adding all those damn extentsions into our packages?01:47
asaci think we should create a subteam "mozilla-extensions-dev" or something01:47
gnomefreakor leave them with sosa(spelling?)01:47
asacand move them there01:47
asacwe could then add the QA contacts to that project01:48
gnomefreaknot reallly01:48
asacaeh team i mean01:48
gnomefreakif we do our page goes to almost noting01:48
gnomefreaknothing01:48
asacand subscribe it to bugmail of the packages :)01:48
asacthat way at least someone deals with those bugs01:48
asacgnomefreak: ?01:49
gnomefreakbiofox, enigmail,sage,adblock greasemoneky so on01:49
gnomefreakwebdev01:49
asacgnomefreak: if you add all extensions to mozillateam you will not be able to see the important ones01:49
gnomefreaktruer01:49
asacimo sorting them to a subteam makes sense01:49
gnomefreaktrue01:49
Volansasac: I think every QA have subscribed the bug of the extension for which he is the QA contact...01:49
asacreally?01:49
asacVolans: good01:49
VolansI have do so... :)01:50
asacdidn't know that ;)01:50
asacthats brave. but i am not really sure that this is the cas01:50
asaci don't expect much bugs on extensions01:50
gnomefreakok i will fix this page first i would like to keep enigmail and give new team sage and biofox and freinds01:50
asacbut someone reading them is probably beneficial01:50
asacgnomefreak: yes, enigmail is not firefox. i think that team should get all firefox ones for now01:50
asacenigmail extension needs serious cleanup before i can hand it over anywhere01:51
gnomefreakall? gnash we keep and flash well dont care much about flash01:51
asacdump flash01:51
gnomefreakthemes and sage and LP can all go01:51
asacif anyone cares he should create a flash team01:51
asacgnomefreak: for gnash we already have a ~gnash-dev team01:51
gnomefreakasac: we should have one but ick01:51
gnomefreakwe do?01:51
asaclaunchpad has01:52
gnomefreakso why is it on this team01:52
asacupstream is in it ... as well as me01:52
asacgnomefreak: nobody removd it from that page?01:52
asachehe01:52
gnomefreaki can01:52
asacso dump it01:52
gnomefreakjust tell me01:52
gnomefreakgot it01:52
asacnspluginwraper can stay for now i guess01:52
gnomefreakkeep flash until we decide what to do with it since we get bugs anyway :(01:52
asacno idea who would be more suitable01:52
asacthats ok01:53
asacfine01:53
asaclocales can also stay ... at least those that are on the current page01:53
gnomefreakwebdev and greasemoneky?01:53
gnomefreaklocales we keep01:53
asacno idea aobut ffox-launchpad-plugin01:53
gnomefreakgive it away we havent touched it01:53
asacmaybe to the extensions team01:54
asacand search for someone who wants to adopt it ;)01:54
asacas QA contact01:54
Jazzvagreasemonkey :)01:54
asacyeah extension as well01:54
JazzvaI took it on wiki and subscribed as bug contact01:54
asaccool01:55
Jazzva(oh, you were talking bout ff-lp-plugin ...  I have some problems with reading tonight, apparently *sighs*)01:55
gnomefreakJazzva: keep up me and asac talk about different things all day long :)01:57
gnomefreakok let s try this01:57
Jazzvagnomefreak: It's good to know I'm not the only one :)01:58
asacoh sorry :)01:58
asaci think its time to bad. if reading is difficult writing comprehensible things is probably not better :)01:58
asacsee :) s/bad/bed/01:58
Jazzvalol01:59
Volanslol01:59
Jazzvanaaah, tomorrow is a day when I can sleep ... No school, no work *yay*01:59
asacsounds like fun ;)01:59
JazzvaIt is :). More simple bugs I can close tonight (the ones with upstream "fix released" :))02:00
asacfeel free to go ahead and kill all bugs02:00
asac:)02:00
Jazzvaheh :)...02:00
asacthats good news. i think i will have sweet dreams ;)02:01
Jazzva;)02:01
asacso :) night!02:01
Jazzvanight...02:02
asaccu tomorrow02:02
Jazzvasee you02:02
=== gnomefre1k is now known as gnomefreak
gnomefreakhttps://edge.launchpad.net/~mozilla-extensions-dev so fara02:11
gnomefreakfar02:11
gnomefreaknot near done02:11
gnomefreakit is smoke time though02:12
gnomefreakasac: you in mode to email me tonight or tomorrow about the tags wiki (what tags to keep what ones can be dropped and any that we add?02:18
Jazzvagnomefreak: asac went to sleep 15 minutes ago...02:26
Jazzvawelcome back, gnomefre1k ... bash your isp02:31
gnomefre1kworks in progress but here https://edge.launchpad.net/~mozillateam https://edge.launchpad.net/~mozilla-extensions-dev02:31
Jazzvain case you missed: gnomefreak: asac went to sleep 15 minutes ago..02:31
gnomefre1kJazzva: thank you02:31
gnomefre1kJazzva: ill catch him tomorrow02:31
Jazzva:)02:32
gnomefre1kwill get around to a wiki and stuff for it in the next week or so02:32
Jazzvathe pages look good :)02:32
gnomefre1kJazzva: if you have more extensions that you are aware of please let me know02:32
gnomefre1kthere are a tn more IIRC you packaged them02:32
Jazzvahttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Firefox3Extensions02:33
JazzvaI think everything is there02:33
gnomefre1ktn = ton02:33
Jazzvaargh... Can't install FF2 inside chroot, because the server is overloaded *sighs*...03:06
Jazzvaasac, I marked firefox task in bug 15179 as fixed, because I thought the source pkg is firefox-2 is firefox-2. Now, I can't mark it back as triaged, so I set its state to In progress. Please mark it back to triaged. Sorry for the mess...04:28
ubotuLaunchpad bug 15179 in firefox "Users should be discouraged from editing temporary files" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1517904:28
=== asac_ is now known as asac
asacfta: there?11:37
gnomefreaktestiing connection before i call ISP12:59
asac:)12:59
gnomefreakasac: did you get the links i left last night?13:00
asacgnomefreak: topic?13:00
gnomefreakmozilla team and mozilla extensions team13:00
asacnow scrolling back ;)13:01
asacgnomefreak: ok ... cool. can you make me admin as well and then add the mozillateam as a member?13:02
gnomefreakhttps://edge.launchpad.net/~mozilla-extensions-dev https://edge.launchpad.net/~mozillateam13:02
gnomefreaki can13:02
gnomefreaksimple13:03
asaci think its reasonable to say that every mozillateam member is also mozilla-extensions-dev permission wise. so just adding the mozillteam should do that13:03
asac+ me admin as a backup ;)13:03
gnomefreakit should13:03
gnomefreakone more admin would be good to start should this be jazzav?13:03
gnomefreakatleast he is the one that made all those extensions as far as i can tell13:06
gnomefreakshould i apply for a mailing list for the extensions team?13:09
asacdebian bug 47774713:11
ubotuDebian bug 477747 in icedove "icedove: Linking a trivial program with icedove-xpcom fails" [Serious,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/47774713:11
asacgnomefreak: yes. certainly13:11
asacgnomefreak: otoh, admins are just needed for administrative purpose13:11
asaci am fine if jazzva is admin, but we should ask him first obviosly :)13:12
gnomefreakright13:12
gnomefreakok sounds good13:12
gnomefreaki addded you seperate from mozillateam to set admin up13:12
asacroles come with powers, but also with responsibilities :)13:12
gnomefreakyep they do13:13
gnomefreakasac: should i apply for a mailing list for team? and i have to set up bug mail with our mozilla-bugs team or seperate one?13:15
gnomefreaki think im finding more on this flash + PA no sound in flash13:22
gnomefreakseems libflashsupport is needed for sound but as a problem caused by libflashsupport.so causes crashes when used with flash :(13:24
gnomefreaksee bug #196470 and bug #18394313:25
ubotuLaunchpad bug 196470 in flashplugin-nonfree "[hardy] flash plugin can't play videos at all then other program is using audio device" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19647013:25
ubotuLaunchpad bug 183943 in flashplugin-nonfree "flashplugin-nonfree should include libflashsupport as a dependency" [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18394313:25
gnomefreakbug 192888 should have the crash fix on it just need testers13:28
ubotuLaunchpad bug 192888 in pulseaudio "firefox crashes on flash contents when using libflashsupport" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19288813:28
ftahi13:29
asacgnomefreak: i dont think we need a mailing list for now. is there a way to reach all members of a team without setting up a mailing list?13:30
gnomefreakasac: not sure off hand i will look when im done in email13:31
gnomefreakno there isnt unless there was a way added ill ping hobbsee or someone in #launchpad to find out13:31
gnomefreakUse of getBoxObjectFor() is deprecated. Try to use element.getBoundingClientRect() if possible.13:32
gnomefreakdoes the above look like a page issue or firefox issue?13:33
gnomefreakim thinking page TBH13:33
gnomefreakfull info is https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.0/+bug/19531913:33
asacgnomefreak: the flashsupport crash?13:33
ubotuLaunchpad bug 195319 in firefox-3.0 "firefox-3.0 crashes on icanhascheezburger.com" [Undecided,Incomplete]13:33
asacgnomefreak: thats a libflashsupport issue and is well known13:33
asacgnomefreak: (might also be flashplugin-nonfree)13:34
gnomefreakflashsupport causeds firefox to crash but now allows you to play  sounds on most peoples pc13:34
gnomefreaki think crimsun has a patch he wants tested13:34
asacyeah13:34
asacthats also a PA issues13:34
asacgnomefreak: you don't need to actu on that ... that bug is already well evaluated and just needs more testing13:35
* gnomefreak goes to think about what to do with flash as a plugin new team or leave it ours (rather not leave as ours) but we get them anyway cause people dont have a clue between browser and flash13:37
gnomefreakand smoke13:38
fta<asac> fta: there? <= ?13:41
asacfta: MOTU thing ... you want me to draft your mail that you can just send to MOTU council?13:43
ftaoh, yes, please :)13:43
asacfta: i asked if its ok to just propose you, but MOTU council preferres a mail from you ... so Id like to do that for oyu to get this finally done13:44
* gnomefreak gonna hurt someone with this bs13:44
gnomefreakcompix+firefox13:45
asacfta: ok. cool.13:45
asacfta: so far feedback is cool and everyone i talked to concurs that you should be at least MOTU13:45
asacgnomefreak: i agree that we can keep flash, but we should definitly do what i said yesterday. create one master bug where every flash bug gets duped in until we have a better channel to adobe13:49
asac(which hopefully happens in this cycle)13:49
gnomefreakwho/how can we do that since flash is closed im sure only paid people work on it13:50
* gnomefreak doesnt know of anyone that has really done anything with dev/bugs for flash that work with Ubuntu13:50
LaibschHi, with the release of hardy and edgy being eol'd, I am going through a bunch of bug reports (not all of them for mozilla-stuff), asking whether the problem still occurs with the latest software13:50
LaibschI assigns those bugs to myself until I get a response13:51
LaibschIf there is a positive response, the bug gets reassigned back to mozilla-team13:51
asacLaibsch: you don't need to reassign back13:52
LaibschIf there is no response, I close the bug after about aweek13:52
asacLaibsch: just unassign13:52
Laibschmonth!!!13:52
LaibschOK13:52
asacLaibsch: maybe ask for the first few bugs on what to do ... sometimes even setting to incomplete is not the right thing to do13:52
LaibschI was more concerned about you guys not getting upset about someone "stealing" your bugs from you13:52
Laibsch;-)13:52
asachey :)13:52
asaclook at the bug counts. we won't even notice any robbery ;)13:53
gnomefreaksteal all you want ;)13:53
LaibschI have been doing bug triage for ubuntu and other projects for a long time13:53
asacevery bug help appreciated.13:53
gnomefreakhel;l steal all flash bugs ;)13:53
LaibschMy understanding is that in situations like this13:53
asacLaibsch: i have a set of scripts that might help you13:53
asachttp://people.ubuntu.com/~asac/mozillateam/moztools_lp/13:53
Laibschone asks for feedback, marks as incomplete and assigns to oneself13:53
asacLaibsch: those are run with BUGID and are good for the most common cases13:54
asacthey implement a rather aggressive approach to get the bug count down.13:54
gnomefreakthe one issue i have with that is people forget to unasssign after getting info and the bug goes lost since that user cant/dont want to fix it13:54
Laibschwell, for now, I'll leave those scripts to you13:54
asacLaibsch: sure. just wanted to be helpful13:55
asac:)13:55
Laibschgnomefreak: Don't worry, I do go through https://bugs.launchpad.net/~r0lf/+assignedbugs from time to time13:55
Laibschasac: Sure, I appreciate the offer of improved efficiency13:56
LaibschBut I am not trying to get too involved in moz's firehose ;-)13:56
gnomefreakLaibsch: thank you , have at them :)13:56
asacLaibsch: just do a bunch manually. if you are uncertain about anything feel free to ask13:56
* Laibsch does take a closer look at the scripts now13:57
Laibschalways wanted to learn python better anyways13:57
asacLaibsch: if you can identify other cases that would help to have covered in scripts let me know. i can implement or help you implement them13:59
ftaasac, do you have the draft for the extensions yet ?14:00
gnomefreakasac: firefox not responding (buttons go grey) only with compiz running would you say firefox fault or compiz fault? i already explained myself on bug but would like to know if at all what firefox can do about it (im thinking its mem+proc usage by compiz causing this)14:01
asacfta: you can be really naggy ;) ... what would be the right title for the wiki page? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Firefox3Extensions/MassMaintenance ?14:02
asacor BzrProcedures?14:02
asacor AutoTracking?14:02
Laibschasac: how do the scripts work "python $scriptname $bugnumber"?14:02
Laibschor $bugurl?14:03
Laibschor something else entirely?14:03
asacLaibsch: yes. you need your firefox cookies.txt in the same directory that you run it14:03
asacto be authenticated14:03
ftai just wanted to start organizing my thoughts for implementation, so seeing the full picture would help :)14:03
asacLaibsch: its like you first suggested ... which doesn't mean that bugnumber needs to be the only parameter for future scripts14:04
Laibschasac: I will create my own scripts (not only for mozilla) based on yours14:04
LaibschThanks for sharing14:04
gnomefreakfta since i have to build a wiki for the extensions-dev team why not use that once i get to it14:04
asacLaibsch: its really helpful because launchpad is pretty slow ... you can decide what to do and start the python script, then go ahead with the next bug while that is running and so on14:05
asacgnomefreak: where?14:05
Laibschyes, very nice14:05
Laibschthanks14:05
gnomefreakfta: just one catch it might be a while before i hit it14:05
gnomefreakasac: not yet anywhere14:05
asacgnomefreak: ok. ill hook it in beneath the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Firefox3Extensions page14:05
asacfor now14:05
gnomefreakok14:06
gnomefreaki will get to it sometime in next day or 2 i hope14:06
asacfta: ok, ill use https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Firefox3Extensions/LargeScaleMaintenance for now :)14:06
ftaok14:07
gnomefreakwhat is sloppy focus?14:08
gnomefreakthere are like 5 extentions pages atm the above not being one of them14:09
gnomefreakfor 3.014:09
gnomefreakwe should have kept iceape in Hardy repos14:11
Laibschasac: How do I assign the bug to myself?14:11
Laibschasac: with those scripts?14:11
gnomefreaknow we have upgrade bugs14:11
Laibschasac: I guess I need to look at "import launchpadbugs.connector as Connector"14:12
Laibsch"locate launchpadbugs|grep -i assign" yielded nothing14:13
Laibschwell, of course ;-)14:13
Laibschforgot an xargs14:13
Laibschlots of hits all of the sudden14:13
asacLaibsch: figured?14:14
Laibschnot yet14:14
Laibschstill on it14:14
LaibschWhere should I look?14:14
LaibschAs I said, I am a python illiterate14:14
Laibschalthough involuntarily14:14
LaibschI'd like to understand it better14:15
asacthe api used is python-launchpad-bugs14:15
Laibsch /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/launchpadbugs/connector.py ?14:15
asaci think there are examples eithe rin the package itself or in the wiki14:15
asachttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugHelper/Dev/python-launchpad-bugs/Examples14:15
asacLaibsch: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugHelper/Dev/python-launchpad-bugs/Bug14:16
asacyou just need to set .assignee on the bug to your user id14:16
gnomefreakfta: is there a way you can set seamonkey in hardy to fix iceape.gutsy > seamonkey.hardy upgrade failures?14:16
asacbefore committing14:16
Laibschasac: Thanks14:17
LaibschI'll give it a try now ;-)14:18
gnomefreakmaybe just change cranding and upload them as trasitional package14:18
gnomefreakbranding14:18
gnomefreakbug 221764 is the new bug14:19
ubotuLaunchpad bug 221764 in displayconfig-gtk "After upgrading to Ubuntu 8.04 Screen does not work properly" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22176414:19
Laibschasac: http://rafb.net/p/SyS0tU78.html is my attempt at it14:19
gnomefreakfta: ignore above iceapoe is in hardy waiting to get dist-upgrade files back to see where issue is caused14:22
gnomefreakwhy do i remeber getting rid of mailnews or atleast stoped it from building bins for it14:23
Laibschasac: Do these scripts work for you right now?14:30
LaibschI am getting internal server errors14:30
Laibschcookies.sqlite instead of cookies.txt?14:31
gnomefreakim out for a while i need to do a few things around house.14:33
Laibschyes, it looks like it14:33
Laibschhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/8938714:33
ubotuLaunchpad bug 89387 in firefox "[edgy] Firefox Crashed x86_64" [Undecided,Incomplete]14:33
Laibschmy first script-driven change to lp!14:34
Laibschyay!14:34
Jazzvafirefox tasks are for ff2, and firefox-3.0 are for ff3, right?14:35
asacLaibsch: rock14:35
asacfta: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Firefox3Extensions/LargeScaleMaintenance14:35
asacwritten in a hurry ... still working on it14:36
asacnot even sure if its actually safed yet. browser is still spinning .(14:36
Laibschasac: Great stuff!14:36
LaibschI was always uneasy about unpackaged stuff14:36
LaibschI keep the number as low as possible14:36
LaibschGood luck14:37
asacLaibsch: ?14:37
asacah ... you refer to extesions14:37
asacyes. its definitly beneificial. at least we have a chance to stability extensions that cause crashes or something14:37
asacfta: ignore the stupid stuff on top14:37
asacfta: just look for procedures14:38
asacfta: "Setting up new extensions14:38
asac" ?14:38
asacwhat do you think?14:38
asacmakes sense to auto do that once the wiki info is complete? or better bootstrap the branch manually once?14:39
asacbootstrapping manually could be as simple as hitten the Create branch button in launchpad14:39
asacso if the auto thing sees that there is a .upstream branch it would happily start to auto import14:39
Laibschwhat is mt-needretrace?14:44
Laibschmozilla thunderbird?14:45
Jazzvamozillateam :)14:45
JazzvaLaibsch: Look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Bugs/Tags ... Not really using them, but some bugs still have those tags14:46
LaibschAha14:46
LaibschThanks14:46
Jazzva(At least I think we're not using them at the moment)14:46
JazzvaNo problem :)14:46
asacLaibsch: those procedures are more outdated. we try to figure out how to do this better14:49
Jazzvaasac: Do we assign firefox 3 bugs to firefox-3.0 package?14:49
LaibschA question if I may.  You all probably know about the middle-click-clipboard in Linux.  It used to be that middle-clicking anywhere on a page would take FF to a google query with the clipboard content14:51
* fta is on the phone14:51
asacJazzva: yes, we set it won't fix for firefox 2 and add firefox-3.0 if its really a firefox-3.0 thing14:51
LaibschThat is no longer the case for me for about two years, I guess14:51
asacfta: take your time :)14:51
LaibschIs there a setting to get this nifty feature back?14:51
Laibschhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/111339/comments/314:53
ubotuLaunchpad bug 111339 in firefox "Middle-Click does not scroll web site in feisty" [Undecided,Incomplete]14:53
Jazzvaasac: Ok ... Though I can't do the "Won't fix" :)14:53
asacLaibsch: that might just be a coincident14:53
asacyou can enable the feature by going to about:config14:53
Laibschwhich is what I did14:53
Laibschsearching for "clip" yielded nothing14:53
Jazzvaasac: Invalid maybe?14:53
Laibschasac: what key am I looking for?14:53
asacLaibsch: search for middlemouse14:53
LaibschOK, thanks14:53
Laibschasac: works at least partially now14:56
LaibschWhen I do the middle-click paste now, it takes me to an URL14:56
LaibschBTW, I changed middlemouse.contentLoadURL from its default of false to true14:56
LaibschI am not being taken to a google page, but instead to www.middle.com14:57
LaibschI guess middlemouse.contentLoadURL is not what I want14:57
asacLaibsch: thats what i ment. the reason you ended up on google was luck :)14:57
* Laibsch searches some more14:57
asacLaibsch: type what you paste in the url and hit return14:58
Laibschasac: It used to be that way all the time14:58
asacthe behaviour should be similar to what you get now14:58
Laibschyes14:58
asaci think there is anothe rsetting that wil lalways make you search google when you enter an invalid url14:58
Laibschjust found that out 30 seconds ago14:58
Laibschwell, the url is vald14:58
Laibschvalid14:58
LaibschI used to be taken to the google page I would get if I had pasted the clipboard to the search box on the top right14:59
asacyes, ffox 2 was a bit different in this regards15:00
asacbecause the lcoation bar didn't have the full text search feature15:00
Jazzvaasac: Sorry for persistent bugging :). Can I use Invalid status instead of Won't fix?15:00
asacJazzva: you cannot set it to wont fix?15:00
asac(permission wise?)15:00
JazzvaNope ...15:00
asacok ... triaged neither right?15:01
JazzvaNope...15:01
asacJazzva: maybe tag it for now. ill try to get you those permissions15:01
asacinvalid will probably trigger new bugs because people get pissed15:01
JazzvaOk ... Just to ask (to be sure that I'm not closing the wrong bugs). This is about firefox being grayed-out when it stops responding for a few seconds, because it's doing something. If this is a bug (which I doubt) it won't be fixed for ff2?15:03
Laibschasac: This feature was unfortunately gone a long time ago.  Since I am with all the experts now I thought I'd ask.15:03
fta!info mercurial sid15:04
ubotumercurial (source: mercurial): Scalable distributed version control system. In component main, is optional. Version 1.0-4 (sid), package size 84 kB, installed size 340 kB15:04
fta!info mercurial hardy15:04
ubotumercurial (source: mercurial): Scalable distributed version control system. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9.5-3 (hardy), package size 456 kB, installed size 2264 kB15:04
LaibschAnother one I have been trying to find the answer is how to make search engine drop box not permanently change the default.  I want to stick with google and only from time to time use another search option.  When I do, that one becomes the default :-/15:05
Laibschpossible to circumvent?15:05
gnomefreakJazzva: bug # on the n0ot responding?15:07
Jazzvabug 22158615:07
ubotuLaunchpad bug 221586 in firefox-3.0 "Firefox 3 Beta 5 -- Brownout" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22158615:07
gnomefreakty15:07
gnomefreakoh that one15:07
JazzvaNo prob...15:08
gnomefreakdamn15:08
gnomefreaki havent found another like it example only happens with compiz enabled15:08
Jazzvagnomefreak: I don't think it's actually a bug ... It might be the flash content on the page that causes firefox to stop responding for a while ... It happens to me also, but I always thought that Flash is evil and causes this.15:08
gnomefreakJazzva: only with compiz?15:08
gnomefreakthats what makes me still think its compiz hogging cpu/mem15:09
Jazzvagnomefreak: Yes, because compiz has the feature to grey-out the application if it's not responding. It might happen too with compiz disabled, but just not noticing, because it's not greyed-out :)15:09
gnomefreakJazzva: when i did it it was responsive15:09
gnomefreakwell valgrind/strace should help us pin it down15:10
asacfta: added a section for "components & use-cases" to that page now15:10
gnomefreakhopfully he will attach them asap15:10
asacfta: most likely one script per component wuld be good15:11
gnomefreakbut just loading those pages doesnt cause anything to happen (he may have slow pc or he is loading other content)15:11
Jazzvagnomefreak: Ok... I'll test it with ff2 now. I suppose it will happen there, too. But, again, I think it's the pages with flash content that makes FF stop responding (at least in my expirience)15:12
gnomefreakJazzva: very true but it suprised me that i loaded them fine15:12
asacfta: of course forking subprocedures to scripts can be appropriate. but that can be figured while prototyping i guess15:12
Jazzvagah... Still can't connect to archives. Still overloaded... *sighs*15:12
gnomefreaki was testing flash from you tube yesterday and not one issue15:12
asacLaibsch: hmm15:13
Jazzvagnomefreak: You sure ff was responsive all the time?15:13
gnomefreaknoone knows how to use torrents or upgrade15:13
asacLaibsch: what you can do is add keyword for search engine (e.g. bmo for bugzilla) ... then you can type15:13
asac"bmo your search string" into location bar to use that search engine15:13
gnomefreakJazzva: wouldnt it say not responding in title area?15:13
LaibschYes, I know about that15:13
asacso you won't need to select the search engine at all15:13
asacah ok15:13
Jazzvagnomefreak: Could you test them with Flash turned out?15:13
gnomefreakas in no flash?15:14
Laibschasac: I am so used to strg + k, though ;-)15:14
LaibschBut I guess there is no way, then15:14
Jazzvagnomefreak: Yep...15:14
gnomefreakJazzva: ok i see what you are thinking15:14
LaibschI'll keep using google for everything and have the keyword shortcuts for everything else15:14
gnomefreakwtf is wrong with firefox15:14
LaibschEssentially I am already doing that for a lot of the recurring things15:15
gnomefreakasac: not per page but even same page ff3b5 changes size all the time :(15:15
asacgnomefreak: changes size? what do you mean?15:16
asacfont size?15:16
gnomefreakyes15:16
gnomefreakdpi settings15:16
gnomefreakchange that its the font in LP\15:16
asachmm you sure the urls are the same? iirc ffox remember scaling per url15:16
gnomefreakjust in typing of bug report15:16
asacso it might even remember that you zooomed for some bug id ... and not for the other15:17
gnomefreakah maybe15:17
gnomefreakcant load youtube without falsh at all15:18
gnomefreakah with right domain you can15:18
Jazzvagnomefreak: What do you mean? You can open the page :)... If it's responsive, then it's good, and we can say it's flash plugin15:18
Jazzvaah :)15:18
gnomefreaktells me to install plugin15:19
gnomefreakstill responding15:19
gnomefreakno issue at all15:19
Jazzvahmm... that's good, I suppose :)15:19
gnomefreakthats not goods15:20
JazzvaAt least we know (suppose) it's flash ...15:20
gnomefreakmaybe15:20
JazzvaI'll ask on the bugreport if someone could test that too...15:21
gnomefreakforgot to restart ff after moving plugin back wher eit should be15:21
gnomefreaki have no issues at all here. good thing to know is does he run them at same time and switching tabs during playback15:21
gnomefreakthat would be a bug i remember15:21
gnomefreak:)15:21
gnomefreaki keep changing videos but everything still respoding15:22
gnomefreaki dont have compiz enabled though15:22
JazzvaHmm...15:23
gnomefreakhit if it doesnt respond with compiz and works fine without its not firefox bug15:23
JazzvaSounds it might not be Flash then...15:23
gnomefreakhit =hint15:23
gnomefreaknothing we can do about compiz only issues that im aware of, compiz is free source let them fix it ;015:24
Jazzvaheh :)15:24
gnomefreakbut travis doesnt like that15:24
gnomefreakand cant give me a good reason to see it as firefox bug15:24
gnomefreakbut he does that with all compiz/firefox bugs15:25
gnomefreakand he is one of the ubuntu maintainers of compiz and friends15:25
asacwell, compiz is not easy to define as the reason15:25
asacfirefox does lots of low level X things so there are things where firefox could be more polite15:26
asacif you have bugs that travis bounced back let me know15:26
asacIll look then15:26
gnomefreakyes i do15:26
Jazzvaasac: bug 221586 is one15:26
ubotuLaunchpad bug 221586 in firefox-3.0 "Firefox 3 Beta 5 -- Brownout" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22158615:26
gnomefreakbug 22158615:26
gnomefreakthats one off hand15:26
gnomefreakbut either way without more info cant do shit with bug on either end15:27
gnomefreakomg im still here15:27
gnomefreak:)15:27
Jazzva:)15:27
gnomefreakasac: i will even concider both to be at fault but using cpu/mem heavy isnt ffirefox since compiz uses them/hogs them15:28
asacgnomefreak: i thinkits a dupe of bug 221842 which is a dupe of 21572815:29
ubotuLaunchpad bug 221842 in firefox "System suddenly slow down, high load-avg, almost unusable" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22184215:29
asacuse the latter as the master as it has the upstream bug15:29
gnomefreakasac: we need top psaux output for that though15:29
asacgnomefreak: for now pretty much everything that makes firefox unresponsiv ei mostly that bug15:30
gnomefreakok15:30
gnomefreakmarking it as15:30
asacthanks15:30
asacmaster is 21572815:30
gnomefreakhttps://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/221842 is not master15:30
ubotuLaunchpad bug 221842 in firefox "System suddenly slow down, high load-avg, almost unusable" [Undecided,New]15:30
gnomefreakah15:30
gnomefreaknope15:30
gnomefreakhmmmm15:30
gnomefreakgot it15:31
gnomefreakasac: i opened firefox 2 task on the master bug since it is said this happens on ff215:33
asacgnomefreak: no thats not the case. if the guy sees anything similar on ff2 its something different15:34
asacgnomefreak: the feature that is broken here is not in ffox215:34
gnomefreakok not sure who opens ff2 on this bug without any info on it15:35
gnomefreakbut its all fixed now15:35
asack great15:36
asacgnomefreak: we don't need to assign mozilla-bugs anymore imo ... maybe assign only for triaged bugs15:36
gnomefreakwhy?15:36
asacincomplete bugs get auto closed if not assigned ... which is a good thing imo15:36
asacafter 58 days15:37
gnomefreakah ok15:37
asacas long as we get the email its fine to have them unassigned imo15:37
asaconly triaged or really good confirmed bugs need an assignment15:37
gnomefreakadded master to the title of bug so we know15:37
ftatb3 alpha 1 is in code freeze15:37
gnomefreakyay15:38
gnomefreakis it worth a crap yet?15:38
ftahttp://ccgi.standard8.plus.com/blog/archives/1015:38
asacgnomefreak: fta has it in the archive ... I am sure we do not yet want this in the archive yet.15:39
asacbut maybe we want to provide previews after alpha3 or something15:39
ftawell, i've packaged it already, but it's not very different from tb2 (yet), except it's based on 1.9.15:39
gnomefreakcan we have it use its own profile by chance? so we can use it and tb2 side by side?15:40
ftayet, it's not ready for xul sdk15:40
asacgnomefreak: yes, i think when we decide to push this to real archives we sould do the same we did for ffox 3 when it was in alpha15:40
asacbut not before we know that its done.15:40
asac(not sure if i contradict anything i said before) :)15:40
ftai've not done that just yet, but it's easy15:40
gnomefreakwe cant test it and have a safe tb2 before upload than15:41
ftai've done that for firefox 4 and xul 2 :)15:41
asacyeah ;)15:41
gnomefreakif tb3 screws up than tb2 will be as well on next start of tb215:41
asacright15:41
asacwe should not use same profile if we ship this initially to the masses as a preview15:42
gnomefreakif its in ppa its in the masses15:42
gnomefreakor is it just fta ppa15:42
gnomefreakasac: bug 221842 dup of bug 215728 ?15:43
ubotuLaunchpad bug 221842 in firefox "System suddenly slow down, high load-avg, almost unusable (dup-of: 215728)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22184215:43
ubotuLaunchpad bug 215728 in firefox-3.0 "[MASTER] High CPU Consumption" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21572815:43
l3onHi all.. I've some problem with function "Open with...", Everytime I choose it I have to chosse the application too... I haven't installed ubuntu-dektop meta-pkg, but if I do it everything coming right...15:44
Jazzvagnomefreak: I think that's right... <asac> gnomefreak: i thinkits a dupe of bug 221842 which is a dupe of 21572815:44
ubotuLaunchpad bug 221842 in firefox "System suddenly slow down, high load-avg, almost unusable (dup-of: 215728)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22184215:44
l3onis there some package to install?15:44
ubotuLaunchpad bug 215728 in firefox-3.0 "[MASTER] High CPU Consumption" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21572815:44
gnomefreakl3on: try firefox-gnome-support package15:45
gnomefreaksweet it seems clicking make as a dup filed in the dup for me since it was last one :)15:46
l3ongnomefreak: E: The package firefox-3.0-gnome-support candidates they did not install15:47
gnomefreakl3on: HArdy?15:47
l3onyep15:47
gnomefreakthan install the app i said leave -3.0 off15:47
gnomefreakshoudl be atleast but let me chcek15:48
l3onE: firefox-gnome-support not found15:48
gnomefreakgnomefreak@Hardy:~$ policy firefox-3.0-gnome-support15:48
gnomefreakfirefox-3.0-gnome-support: Installed: 3.0~b5+nobinonly-0ubuntu315:48
gnomefreakit is -3.015:48
gnomefreakwhat was the cause of it not installing?15:49
gnomefreakany other errors?15:49
l3onThe package firefox-3.0-gnome-support not available versions, but is appointed by another15:49
l3onpackage. This means that the package is missing, has become obsolete15:49
l3onor is available only within another source15:49
gnomefreakplease run sudo apt-get -f install let me know what it wants to do before agreeing to do it15:50
gnomefreakl3on: might also want to install xulrunner-1.9-gnome-support15:50
l3onapt-get install -f going right15:50
gnomefreakwhat is it doing?15:51
asacl3on: install firefox-gnome-support15:51
l3on0 updated, 0 installed, 0 to remove and 0 not updated15:51
asacotherwise you might not be properly upgraded to firefox 415:51
l3onasac: it seems to not exist15:51
asacit surely does15:51
asacjust firefox-3.0-gnome-support doesn't15:51
asacbut firefox-gnome-support does15:51
gnomefre1kdamnit15:52
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asacl3on: you sure you are running hardy?15:52
asacl3on: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8050/15:52
Volansl3on: try to re-update the package files anc check to have both main and universe15:53
asacyeah, but its even in main15:53
l3onVolans: right! going fine now!... damn... I've repo down, just apt-get updating solves problem -.-15:53
asacits even on CD15:53
gnomefreakhe didnt finish upgrade im betting15:53
asacok all fine then ;)15:54
asac:-P15:54
gnomefreaksince no updates in hardy last few days he was in between dists15:54
gnomefreaki havent looked today but isnt archive still closed15:54
asacyes15:54
asaci think the big copy is still going on15:54
Volansmany people ask our forums for problems retriving packages15:54
asacstrange15:55
gnomefreakVolans: most of it apt-get install -f will fix it15:55
gnomefreakbut make sure that you read it.15:55
l3onYep! "Open with" works fine now! tnx :)15:55
gnomefreakim betting its upgrade gutsy > hardy  i havent attempted yet but will if i have to15:55
Volansyes I know, but for newbies a failed update or update download is an alarm ring and they go immediatly to forum for asking... :)15:56
gnomefreakVolans: are they using only official packages ;)15:56
* gnomefreak loves update bugs15:56
asacJazzva: https://edge.launchpad.net/~mozilla-extensions-dev/+members ... wanna be admin and ask the current QA contacts if they would mind to join that team15:57
asac?15:57
asacand if they do add them?15:57
Volansasac: QA of the FF3 extension page?15:57
Jazzvaasac: Umm, ok :).15:57
gnomefreaklet me know ill add you when i get back from smoke15:57
gnomefreakor asac can eve15:57
gnomefreakeven\15:57
asacgnomefreak: i can't15:57
asaconly owners can add admins :)15:57
gnomefreakoh ok i will15:57
gnomefreakok ill do it now15:58
asacgnomefreak: you could also demote bluekuja in mozillateam imo ... i didn't receive any response on ping.15:58
JazzvaNo need to hurry :)15:58
gnomefreakjazzva can i have link to Lp page15:59
Jazzvahttps://launchpad.net/~jazzva15:59
gnomefreakthats not good15:59
JazzvaHuh?16:00
asac!seen16:00
ubotuThe seen function has not been operational for a long time.  Use /msg seenserv seen nickname instead.16:00
asac17:00 [freenode] -SeenServ(SeenServ@services.)- I haven't seen bluekuja recently16:00
asacno idea what that means ;)16:00
gnomefreakits not letting me add jazzva16:00
asache?16:01
Volanstoo long that he don't login16:01
gnomefreakit doesnt give anything in choose either16:01
gnomefreakJazzva: please apply to team and ill fix it that way16:01
JazzvaAny way to run both firefox3 and 2 at the same time? I would do it from chroot, but can't install ff2 inside, because servers are overloaded for me...16:01
asacgnomefreak: you could add me?16:01
Jazzvagnomefreak: Ok16:01
asacJazzva: not that easy16:01
Volansasac: I can try to find information about bluekuja, he is in my community16:01
asacJazzva: you surely want different profile paths16:01
gnomefreakasac: i know but his name maybe using his real name but lets see what happens16:02
asacJazzva: i'd suggest that you create a second unix user and start from there16:02
gnomefreaki have to rebuild my chroots16:02
Jazzvagnomefreak: I'm an indirect member, via mozilla team16:02
asacgnomefreak: just add nick "jazzva"16:02
gnomefreakdamnit16:02
asacJazzva: i am as well16:02
gnomefreakasac: cant16:02
asacgnomefreak: worked for me16:03
gnomefreakhence the issue16:03
asacgnomefreak: now make him an admin16:03
JazzvaAnd I forgot to say I can't apply ... no option for that16:03
gnomefreakasac: you used sasa?16:03
asacgnomefreak: no ... i just used "jazzva"16:03
asac :)16:03
gnomefreakjazzva wasnt working here16:03
asacstrange .... promotion should work now16:03
asac(i hope)16:03
Jazzvaumm, it's ok16:03
asacyep16:04
gnomefreakyour admin16:04
asacfine16:04
JazzvaYay :)16:04
JazzvaNow to figure how to run ff2 from the same account (if it's possible)... :)16:04
gnomefreaklistes of all new extensions would be good to have handy so i can add them to that LP page16:04
Jazzvahttp://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Firefox3Extensions ... There's the list :)16:05
VolansJazzva: you want to run FF2 and FF3 at the same time?16:05
Jazzvagnomefreak: Just skip the ones which are marked as "no" in the repo column16:06
ftaasac, what was the problem with giving the admin rights on mt already ? I don't remember.16:06
JazzvaVolans: Yes...16:06
VolansJazzva: I0m on Gutsy with FF2 default, I run FF3 using this alias: alias firefox3='firefox3 -a firefox3 -P Test3 &'16:06
l3onNice, try it: installing firebug from getfirebug.com doesn't work propertly... install firebug from repo works fine! Fantastic! :D16:06
Volansin /etc/bash.bashrc16:06
asacdebian bug 47604516:06
ubotuDebian bug 476045 in iceowl "iceowl: FTBFS: checking whether the C++ compiler (g++-4.2  ) works... no" [Serious,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/47604516:07
JazzvaVolans: Thanks :)... I'll try that :)16:07
Volansthe trick is to use -a to tell to FF another name to the engine16:07
Volansyou can adapt it to do the viceversa on hardy16:07
jtvasac: ping :)16:07
JazzvaRight :)16:07
gnomefreakasac any plans for devs to include e17 in hardy+116:08
Volansgnomefreak: I'm one of the QA of the FF3extension wiki page... I have to do something with this new LP team?16:08
ftahttp://blog.kagou.fr/post/2008/04/25/Un-T-shirt-special-Ubuntu-Hardy16:09
asacgnomefreak: what is e17?16:09
gnomefreakVolans: ill add you16:09
gnomefreakenlightenment16:09
Volansok thanks :)16:09
gnomefreak1716:09
asacgnomefreak: no idea ;)16:09
gnomefreakVolans: you have 2 LP pages?16:10
asacenlightment was always something i perceived as bogus :)16:10
gnomefreakLp ids16:10
Volansno only one: ~volans16:10
gnomefreakvolans and volans-wang?16:10
Volansno the -wang is not mine :)16:10
asacVolans: if you could figure whats going on with bluekuja i would appreciate it much. i hope all is fine with him.16:10
gnomefreakgot it16:10
gnomefreakyou have ben added16:11
gnomefreakhes gone too?16:11
Volansasac: ok, I tell in our dev chan hoping for some news16:11
asacgnomefreak: not sure when ... but i haven't seen him for quite some time16:12
gnomefreakVolans: extentsions dev channel?16:12
asaclonger thanin previous periods where he was absent16:12
* gnomefreak goes away for a few months and everyone leaves :(16:12
Volansno gnomefreak #ubuntu-it-dev - the italian one16:12
asacgnomefreak: well freddy and alex were never here for real for most of last year.16:12
Volansfor bluekuja16:12
gnomefreakok maybe make a channel for extentions-dev?16:12
gnomefreakasac true that was school afaik16:13
asacgnomefreak: most painful loss for us is definitly hjmf who hoped tof find some time this year again, but couldn't16:13
gnomefreakor should we use this channel for extensions16:13
gnomefreakhjmf gone too?16:14
asacbut he was here on new years eve and did some bug work then. so i think he might return if he finds time again16:14
gnomefreakgood16:14
asacgnomefreak: yes, he left with prenotice though16:14
gnomefreakshould i deactivate freddya nd alex?16:14
asacgnomefreak: i think so yes.16:14
gnomefreakk16:14
asacgnomefreak: maybe send them a mail asking if they still mind16:15
gnomefreakok what about jen is she around?16:15
asacgnomefreak: she is in and out16:15
asacjoining the channel from time to time still16:15
gnomefreakok16:15
asacgnomefreak: i don't mind keeping inactive people in the team if they never abused their branch powers16:16
asacso its not high prio to kick them out :)16:16
gnomefreaktrue maybe ill leave it for now16:16
ftaasac, boom, crash in libflashplayer, despite no flashsupport, and the pa patch16:16
gnomefreaki see freddy on jabber at times still16:16
gnomefreakfta: with the newest patch?16:17
gnomefreakfta: take libflashsupport.so away and you shoulnt crash16:17
asachmmm heron shirt is out of stock already?16:17
asacwhat a shame16:17
fta"despite no flashsupport"16:17
jeroen-fyi: Bug #22176016:18
ubotuLaunchpad bug 221760 in firefox-3.0 "Firefox working on hard disk for 5 Minutes after start." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22176016:18
gnomefreakfta: did it work fine without pa patch?16:18
gnomefreakjeroen-: what is it about that bug?16:18
jeroen-read it16:19
jeroen-it's very strange16:19
jeroen-now it is working normal again16:19
gnomefreakjeroen-: it looks like dup of the other bug16:19
ftawithin gdb, it crashes 100%. without gdb, it freezes 100%, both on the tee shirt URL from above16:19
asacjeroen-: thats a dupe of bug 21572816:19
gnomefreakif its working now dont worry about it16:19
asacjtv: pong16:19
ubotuLaunchpad bug 215728 in firefox-3.0 "[MASTER] High CPU Consumption" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21572816:19
gnomefreakmarking it as such16:19
gnomefreakdone16:19
jeroen-ah ok, I didn't found that one16:19
jtvasac: I'm looking at the "external entities" problem in DTD files in XPI.16:20
asactry remove your urlclassifier.sqlite file from proiile16:20
asacjeroen-: ^^16:20
gnomefreakasac is bug 110049 been fixed?16:20
jtvasac: this is confusing... you're talking to two Jeroens at the same time.16:20
jeroen-asac: yes I try16:20
asacjtv: you found a real-life use case?16:20
asacjtv: yeah :) ... for me too ;)16:20
jtvasac: the Firefox template for starters!16:20
gnomefreakbug 11004916:21
ubotuLaunchpad bug 110049 in firefox "Firefox needs a better clue file" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/11004916:21
gnomefreakasac: ^^16:21
asacjtv: url?16:21
jtvasac: it was this sort of thing, right?  <!ENTITY % platformDTD SYSTEM "chrome://browser/locale/help/platformStrings.dtd" >16:21
asacgnomefreak: that can be closed i guess ... but ask freddy16:21
asacjtv: yes right. i did this now in processor by copying those lines to the target files16:22
asacjtv: what info do you need?16:22
JazzvaVolans: It worked. Thanks a lot :D16:22
gnomefreakclosed with comment for him to email me if still working on it16:22
asacjtv: my suggestion was that it would be exported as a special entity with key "% platformDTD SYSTEM"16:22
jtvasac: for now I'm just trying to see if we have a problem on import.16:22
asacjtv: and the po2xpi tranformer can recognize that and append a %platformDTD; accordingly16:23
jtvasac: the cases I see are all using chrome:// paths.16:23
asacjtv: so far the import ignores that16:23
asacjtv: no idea if your new import chokes though16:23
asacjtv: right. you must not try to interpret those16:23
jtvasac: oh, there are other ones I should interpret?  This is the sort of thing I'm hoping to find out.16:23
VolansJazzva: don't mention it :)16:23
asacjtv: the urls need to be included in the same way in the .dtd produced16:23
JazzvaVolans: Well, it will save a lot of time switching between FF2 and 3 :).16:24
Jazzva*save me16:24
asacjtv: i mean ... "don't try to rsolve them during import"16:24
Volansalso for me... :) I have also the FF1.5, every with a different profile for avoiding extension problems16:25
asacjtv: we could resolve them if you want16:25
gnomefreakanyone know the do-update command for gutsy > hardy upgrade?16:25
jtvasac: that is at least partial good news.16:25
jtvasac: I thought maybe I had to open the files they referred to, as well.16:25
JazzvaVolans: Right ... FF2 is using a clean profile now :).16:25
asacjtv: well. this is a again a generalization that might strike us16:25
VolansI have do this lot of time ago for site-testing purposes ;)16:26
asacjtv: but so far it worked well to just include the same expressions in the translated .dtd files as they are usually used to refer to other locale files16:26
jtvasac: so for now, just copy those.  Got it.16:26
asacjtv: right. will you use the transformer we wrote ?16:27
asacto export .xpi files?16:27
jtvasac: I'd definitely want to look at it and probably "borrow" at least parts of it.  :-)16:27
asacif possible use it as it works fine now16:28
jtvasac: any idea how you want those external entities represented in the XPIPO file?16:28
jtvComments?16:28
asacjtv: as i suggested ... parse them as you would parse normal entities for now16:28
asacbut the key is then special: "% xyz SYSTEM" ... with value "chrome://"16:29
asacas one option16:29
jtvasac: how would you want them represented in the XPIPO file?  As comments?16:29
asacjtv: at best like everything else ... but with the special key above ... and the value being the chrome://XXX url16:30
jtvasac: I see... hadn't occurred to me, but may work.16:30
asacour parser can deal with that automatically .. only thin i would need to add would be the addition of the &XXX; after that line16:30
jtvasac: internally they would come into our parser as very different objects, but we can output them as if they were regular entities.16:31
asaclet me think ;)16:31
asacand look16:31
asacjtv: it would be beneficial if they would be at the same position as in the input file16:32
asacjtv: e.g. the normal entities you export are exactly in the same order as imported16:32
asacthats why i thought that representing them as normal entities would make most sense16:33
jtvasac: I think that's doable.  TBH this DTD parser is all black magic to me.16:33
asac;)16:33
asacjtv: reason why we need the right order is that those includes could overload other entities afaict16:33
asacso if order is not honoured there might be divergence16:33
asacjtv: i really think we should use the special key entity approach16:34
asacjtv: that makes most sense parser wise16:34
asacjtv: if its hard for you, feel free to suggests something else as i would have to extend the parser we have anyway then16:34
jtvasac: it's not really hard, but ugly in one way.  It means we get weird messages, that the UI would then have to hide etc.16:35
asacjtv: yeah. but if you don't keep the messages this might also make order more difficult16:35
gnomefreakJazzva: do you have those alias' handy i cant scroll up far enough16:36
asacjtv: if you want to go for a clean solution and can keep the order then i am fine with everything16:36
gnomefreakJazzva: thanks for hte list16:36
Jazzvagnomefreak: alias firefox-2='firefox-2 -a firefox-2 -P Test &'16:36
jtvasac: comments probably won't work, because they'd have to be before a regular message.16:37
Jazzvathat's what I'm using for ff2, and create Test profile :)16:37
gnomefreakJazzva: thanks ill try it16:37
Jazzvano problem :)16:37
asacjtv: i really think that at least the initial line -  #: path/to/file.dtd(% Name SYSTEM)  makes sense16:38
asacjtv: if you push the chrome:// uri in the msgstr or somehow differnt doesn't matter much16:38
Volansgnomefreak: obviously you have to restart the terminal ;)16:38
VolansI forgot to mention it before16:38
gnomefreakVolans: yeah i have tols of alias'16:38
jtvasac: let me think about that...16:38
gnomefreaktons16:38
asacjtv: only thing i need is order + where to add them (e.g. path) + what to add (e.g. either entity name or both lines copied completely)16:39
asacjtv: yeah. ill think about it too16:39
asacbut what i need is what i wrote two lines above :)16:39
jtvasac: arnnyh.  Things get bad when you consider the relationship between messages in the "template" (en-US) and messages in translations.16:40
gnomefreakVolans: did you have to manully make new profile?16:40
VolansI have do that with the other ff, the default one, yes16:41
jtvasac: are there any solid rules like "if translation X uses an external entity, translation Y must do the same?"16:41
Volansor launch it with the -ProfileManager option16:41
gnomefreakisnt that what the -P does?16:42
Volansthe -P tell FF to use that profile, -ProfileManager is to manage (create, delete) profiles16:42
gnomefreakit fails to use the derfault profile because its in use16:43
asacjtv: thats best practice. you could also resolve them before you parse, but that would certainly duplicate entities16:43
gnomefreakor can i not run them together16:43
asacjtv: thats what i say it would be a generalization. but if you look at the en-US dtd files there is a comment that says "translators must incude this line"16:44
Volansgnomefreak: in the opened FF create a new profile16:44
VolansI don't remember if you have to restart it16:44
asacjtv: so if you want to create .xpis that can be resubmitted upstream its obligatory to do this16:44
gnomefreakok16:44
Volanswith the -ProfileManager option or you can do that from the running FF, I have FF2 with default16:44
Volansmaybe in hardy +ff3 is slightly different16:45
jtvasac: I see.  I'll need some time to think about where to put them, schema-wise...16:45
asacright16:46
gnomefreakVolans: thanks it worked16:46
Volansgood :)16:46
gnomefreakasac: should i have moved ubufox to extensions team?16:49
Jazzvawhom should we bug for locale start pages?16:50
gnomefreakok i got more added to extensions team will finish later today im gonna go food shopping and upgrade gutsy to hardy16:51
jtvasac: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/rosetta/+bug/22198816:52
ubotuLaunchpad bug 221988 in rosetta "Preserve XPI external entities" [Undecided,New]16:52
jtvasac: does that describe it well enough?16:52
gnomefreakJazzva: https://edge.launchpad.net/~mozilla-extensions-dev should be all that have QA contacts16:54
asacjtv: that line is also accompanied by a dereference statement like %entityName;16:55
asacnot sure if that should be in there16:55
Jazzvagnomefreak: Great :)... I'll send the e-mail to QA contacts later. Just a little more bug-browsing :)16:55
gnomefreakk :)16:55
JazzvaIs it a bug hug day today?16:56
jtvasac: oh, that's not essential?16:56
jtvasac: or are you saying that something should be added?16:56
gnomefreakcrap i think ther eis more16:57
Jazzvagnomefreak: I'll recheck later, if you want :)...16:57
gnomefreakok please do16:57
Jazzvagnomefreak: Sure thing. Will edit if something is missed.16:58
Jazzva*missing16:58
asacjtv: i updated the summary ... maybe look16:59
gnomefreakhmmmmmm seems that the ones under work in firefox 3 already they dont list ubuntu pages so im guessing they were not packaged for some reason16:59
jtvasac: thanks!  Hadn't noticed those lines because I was grepping.16:59
JazzvaLook under the repo column, it mentions if it's in the repo or not.16:59
JazzvaBetter Gmail 2 works in FF3, but I still haven't packaged it...17:00
Jazzva(for example)17:00
gnomefreakyeah but still doesnt list Lp link for most17:00
Volansgnomefreak: I have added the LP links to source package hoping this was usefully, I have do a search in LP for every package... the empty ones is because I don't have found nothing17:01
Volansbut maybe is my fault17:01
gnomefreakwhen i get time if not updated ill look for them but once its packaged the link hits you in face :)17:02
JazzvaHmm, all that are in the repo (at least marked as such) have a LP link.17:03
gnomefreaki dont have it open atm but if you look under already packaged or already works in ff3 they have upstream links17:04
Jazzvagnomefreak: Ah... there are some obsolete lists, which were used to make the first few lists on that page. Were you thinking of those? Only first 5 are relevant atm.17:05
Volansgnomefreak: what I was telling (sorry for my english) is that I have added the upstream links for all the extensions of the first table that I have found in LP searching the package name17:05
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Jazzvaasac: Whom should we bug about locale start pages? What package?17:17
gnomefreakok working on upgrade once i get it running im gone for a while17:18
gnomefreakSome third party entries in your sources.list were disabled. You can re-enable them after the upgrade with the 'software-properties' tool or your package manager.17:18
gnomefreakthat is sweet :)17:18
Jazzvadunno if I have re-enabled mine :). I hope I did.17:21
asacJazzva: you mean the online page? or the local one?17:21
Jazzvaasac: the local one. see bug 21625417:21
ubotuLaunchpad bug 216254 in firefox "[hardy] Firefox shows wrong welcome message in Italian installation" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21625417:21
VolansJazzva: I think is a mistyping between it (italian) and lt (Lituanian)17:22
JazzvaVolans: Looks like that ... I'm just wondering which package should we assign it to :)...17:23
Volansbut is a quite old bug, is always open and in the installation of italian locale the FF start page is really in lituanian17:24
Volans?17:24
JazzvaVolans: This one was opened on 12.04... it should be a really simple fix17:25
Volansyes I think so17:25
asacJazzva: mdke is one of the maintainers of the ubuntu-docs package which ships this content17:27
JazzvaOk, I'll talk to him when he comes back :)17:28
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gnomefreakok its going im gone for a while17:31
JazzvaHave fun, gnomefreak :)17:32
asacok off for a while17:41
JazzvaPeople are using the Help -> Report a problem feature for reporting problems outside Firefox. Just noticed a bug about menu.lst filed against firefox. Funny ...17:56
VolansJazzva: I have two friend that have just updated, the FF start page is correct: in italian18:02
Volansnot lituanian as the bug say18:02
JazzvaVolans, ok. Waiting for the reporter's answer :)18:03
ftaasac, i've posted my comments on the wiki18:47
ftaJazzva, ^^18:50
JazzvaOk...18:50
JazzvaWhat's the opinion on bug 217606? Not a real bug in my opinion.18:53
ubotuLaunchpad bug 217606 in firefox-3.0 "Firefox 3 SSL warning page is slightly cryptic" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21760618:53
VolansJazzva: IMHO the two distinct thing are: the text of the message and/or the fact that FF do not go to the previus page but go to the homepage18:59
JazzvaVolans: The "Get me out of here" is still present?18:59
VolansI don't have a full updated hardy, sorry19:00
Volans(until now)19:00
JazzvaVolans: No problem :)19:00
Volansthe fact that FF go to the homepage is strange for me... maybe was a debugging link?19:01
JazzvaVolans: I don't have that option. Just to add an exception, or to go back, by clicking the "Back" button... It's the fta's 3.0pre, so it will be imported to archive and then fixed :).19:09
VolansJazzva: I see the bug... in FF3 on Gutsy manually installed in /opt/19:14
VolansMozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686 (x86_64); en-US; rv:1.9pre) Gecko/2008042504 Minefield/3.0pre19:14
Volansget out of there go to http://www.mozilla.org/projects/minefield/ page19:14
VolansI see the button only if I click on Or you can add an exception…19:15
Volansand the showSecuritySection() JS function is executed19:15
JazzvaStrange... :)19:15
VolansFF3 just updated to nightly build19:16
Volansfrom the auto update of FF itself19:16
JazzvaI can't see it here (using: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9pre) Gecko/2008042123 Firefox/3.0pre), you can in newer version, and it is also in older version.19:16
Volansahahah very strange, you have the only one in which was corrected?19:17
JazzvaScared to update it now :)19:17
Volansif you want I can make a screenshot for you19:17
JazzvaI don't think there's a need ... I think I remember the screen :)19:18
Volanseating time for me, come back later... bye bye19:20
Jazzvafta, asac: Added few comments to LargeScaleMaintenance.19:22
Jazzvaoops... didn't break the line.19:22
JazzvaIt's ok now...19:24
asacfta: Jazzva: thanks for the comments19:26
asacthose are indeed the questions that we need to sort out19:26
JazzvaYeah... I'm confused with branches too...19:27
asacfta: for the initial phase i think that upstream means an AMO release. i think there is too much uncertaintly how to figure when a release happened if we import from cvs19:27
asacas most do not even set a tag19:27
ftabut from experience, AMO was very late for beta releases..19:28
asacyes, but that should settle once ffox is final19:29
Jazzvais version bumping relevant?19:29
asacno sure if we could manually overrule autoimport in case we temporarily need a cvs snapstho19:30
JazzvaCan we do that in script, or should it be left to maintainers?19:30
asacJazzva: upstream version can be bumped by script i guess19:30
Jazzvaanother question now is "is that safe?", but i suppose it's not relevant, since someone will test it :)19:31
asacsafe? to bump upsream version? imo the whole idea of auto import is to auto bump upstream version19:31
Jazzvaok19:32
asacthe idea is that .upstream is auto rolling ... staging too. and after review we manually push from staging to release branches19:33
asacfta: Jazzva: imo .upstream has to be maintained in a senior area as well. or at least auto-synched to a safe area19:34
asacif upstream branch is gone ... everything is lost :/19:34
asacsame goes for .ubuntu branches of course19:34
asacso would "junior" developers maintain improve branches by editing .staging? or do we need another layer?19:37
asacok i am off for a few more hours ... cocktail night.19:39
asacwill be back for sure later19:39
asaccu!!19:39
Jazzvafta, this might be for you bug 220325, if you were working on firefox.desktop file :)20:39
ubotuLaunchpad bug 220325 in firefox "[Hardy] Firefox is not present in "Network" section of the menu in Kubuntu" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22032520:39
ftahm, /usr/share/applications/firefox.desktop  is from ff2, not ff320:40
Jazzvafta: I have firefox.desktop and firefox-2.desktop20:40
ftaoh, right20:41
Jazzva/usr/bin/firefox -> firefox-3.020:41
ftafta@ix:~ $ grep Categories /usr/share/applications/firefo*desktop20:46
fta/usr/share/applications/firefox-4.0.desktop:Categories=Application;Network;20:46
fta/usr/share/applications/firefox.desktop:Categories=GTK;Network;20:46
fta/usr/share/applications/firefox-minefield.desktop:Categories=Application;Network;20:46
ftastrange that only ff3 is wrong20:46
ftai'll fix it20:46
JazzvaOk :)20:46
JazzvaThanks :)20:46
ftaix:~/bzr/firefox-3.0.head/debian$ grep Categories *desktop20:47
ftafirefox-3.0-final.desktop:Categories=GTK;Network;20:47
ftafirefox-3.0-granparadiso.desktop:Categories=Application;Network;20:47
ftafirefox-3.0-minefield.desktop:Categories=Application;Network;20:47
ftathat's why :)20:47
Jazzvaheh :)20:47
mdkeJazzva: what can I do for you?20:51
Jazzvamdke: Volans reported it was solved after the last update. Someone reported that firefox opened index-lt instead of index-it ubuntu start page.20:53
JazzvaI suppose it's ok now, waiting for the reporter's comment20:53
JazzvaIt is bug 21625420:53
ubotuLaunchpad bug 216254 in firefox "[hardy] Firefox shows wrong welcome message in Italian installation" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21625420:53
mdkeJazzva: I don't think that's ever been true. Before the last ubuntu-docs upload, using Italian resulted in an English start page; now it's working properly. I've commented on the bug20:54
Jazzvamdke: Ok, thanks :)20:54
mdkemaybe the reporter had something strange about his firefox configuration, falling back to lithuanian20:54
JazzvaWell, it's good it's done :)20:55
mdkeyes20:55
ftahttp://standblog.org/blog/post/2008/04/25/Firefox-progress-in-Europe20:58
JazzvaHmm .. seems like it will break 50% soon :)21:01
Jazzvaat least in some countries21:01
[reed]hey, I didn't notice campd joining here ;)21:04
ftait's becoming a moz nest here ;)21:05
ftahttp://www.osnews.com/story/1967521:16
ftaasac, Jazzva: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/7587/21:39
JazzvaHeh ... :)21:45
Jazzvadinner and movie time, see you in two hours or so.21:45
VolansJazzva: just for curiosity, you have see the previous bug after the update of FF3?22:35
JazzvaVolans: The "get me out of here" vs "add an exception" bug?22:36
Volansyes22:36
JazzvaI have seen it before, I don't see it now. I'll update the software, as soon as the archives are not overloaded :)22:36
Volansok, if you think that I can in someway help you, free to tell me ;)22:38
JazzvaVolans, you have received a mail about moz-ext-dev team. Feel free to ignore it, since you're already a member...22:38
Volansok, I've read it just now22:38
JazzvaVolans: Sure ... Feel free to join the bug report :).22:39
Volansto that bug or some metabug that cover all the FF bugs?22:40
JazzvaWell, I haven't seen a dupe of it ... if you have any ideas about this bug, just comment/work on it/... :)22:41
Jazzvagnomefreak: Reviewed the extensions lp page. I have sorted them alphabetically and replaced mozilla-firefox-adblock with adblock-plus, since m-f-a is a transitional pkg to a-p.22:45
JazzvaI think everything is there...22:45
gnomefreakah ok22:45
gnomefreakthanks22:45
Jazzvano problem22:45
gnomefreakupgrade gutsy > harddy grub is borked22:46
gnomefreaknot good22:46
gnomefreaktitleUbuntu 7.10, kernel 2.6.22-14-386 (on /dev/sda1)22:47
gnomefreaknever updated grub or never installed22:47
Jazzvasounds bad22:47
gnomefreaklet me boot to it and play a bit with it22:48
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Volansasac: there?23:04
gnomefreakasac you still up?23:14
JazzvaMaybe he's drunk :P23:15
Jazzva(he went off for cocktails)23:15
gnomefreakdamn :(23:15
gnomefreaki need his expertness23:15
gnomefreakthanks23:15
JazzvaHe said he'll be back...23:15
gnomefreakanyone else know if you can look at real time connection info from term?23:16
Volansnetstat?23:16
gnomefreakits not real time its just prints23:16
Volansngrep23:17
gnomefreaki want to see when the packets are going wrong23:17
Volans;)23:17
gnomefreakill install it and find out23:17
gnomefreakthanks23:17
Volansngrep is no so simple, but if you use ngrep from root ans some filters I think you can reach that23:17
Volansbut nothing you can do with tamper data FF extension gnomefreak?23:18
gnomefreakok ill play with it :)23:18
gnomefreaknot that i know of23:18
gnomefreakload auto_sev_bleh23:19
gnomefreakdamn23:19
gnomefreakforgot the / and the .pl23:19
gnomefreaknot here am i?23:21
Volansyes you are here :)23:22
gnomefreakhmmmmm23:22
gnomefreaknot good23:22
gnomefreakAfter this operation, 262kB of additional disk space will be used.23:22
gnomefreakDo you want to continue [Y/n]? y23:22
gnomefreak0% [Connecting to archive.ubuntu.com (91.189.92.3)]23:22
Jazzvaarchives overload23:22
gnomefreakmost likely23:22
Jazzvahave been expiriencing all day and last night *sighs*23:22
Volanstry to change in sources.list the domain23:23
Volanswith other countries, also in synaptic23:23
JazzvaI was too lazy to do that :)...23:23
gnomefreaki did but of course only gb uk and none23:23
gnomefreakJazzva: sed is yuour friend23:23
Volanswhy only those?23:23
gnomefreakyour*23:23
Jazzvagnomefreak: Right :)...23:23
gnomefreakVolans: i live in us and us ones suck atleast have for a few years23:24
Jazzvadone :)23:24
Volansyou can try also other countries, IIRC all the mirrors have all the languages23:24
JazzvaI'm using fr now :)23:25
Jazzvaworks23:25
Jazzvadamn it... not working23:25
JazzvaIt was ppa that was working...23:25
gnomefreaklol23:25
asacyeah23:25
asacgnomefreak: Volans: back23:26
gnomefreaki could always install hardy on other part. instead of trying to fix that23:26
Volansasac: for bluekuja from ubuntu-it-* no news in the last months, it seems that no one have spoked to him or seen him in IRC. In LP I see last bug comment on 3rd Jan 08. Maybe DktrKranz can have more recent news but he has some problems with the internet connection and you can't found him online until monday23:26
gnomefreakasac: any way to get real time connection stats23:26
gnomefreakngrep isnt installing23:26
asacVolans: ok thanks. i wrote bluekuja a mail ... lets hope he replies23:27
Volansbetter23:27
asacgnomefreak: what do you want to measure?23:27
* gnomefreak would love to beable to pin this down23:27
gnomefreakasac: a general over view if possible23:27
asacabout what?23:27
gnomefreakbellsouth may want info to fix it23:27
asacgnomefreak: i doubt they need info. usually telcos can measure stats from their side23:28
gnomefreakping i guess i can start with and see what they want from there23:28
JazzvaDunno if it's synchronized good, but yu.archive is accessible :)23:28
gnomefreakok ill call them than and hope the archives relax soon23:28
Jazzva(I think it had some delayed updates before)23:28
asacgnomefreak: right. just call them and tell them what your issues are23:29
asacgnomefreak: are you using DSL?23:29
gnomefreakasac: how are your mirrors from ubuntu repos23:29
gnomefreakasac: yep23:29
gnomefreakassuming your using de23:29
asacgnomefreak: ok, they should be able to measure signal strength and such23:29
Volansgnomefreak: a friend of mine suggest also wireshark23:29
asacgnomefreak: not sure ... i can try23:29
gnomefreakoh wtf23:30
gnomefreakasac: grrrrrr firefox removed my book marks23:30
gnomefreakfor 2.0 and 323:31
asacgnomefreak: if you switch between 2 and 3 there might be issues23:31
gnomefreakthere is no might about it :)23:32
asacyeah ...there will be issues23:32
asacgnomefreak: you should use different profiles23:32
gnomefreaki am23:32
Jazzvagnomefreak: Use Weave extension (on Mozilla labs), good for backing up bookmarks :) (although, it's still in alpha)23:32
gnomefreakso i thought23:32
asacgnomefreak: you might try to remove your XUL.mfasl file from your profile23:32
asacmaybe that helps23:32
gnomefreakok restarting ff23:34
asacgnomefreak: i am using archive.ubuntu.com ... is quite laggy, but responds after some time23:34
gnomefreakok im using that too23:35
gnomefreakthanks23:35
asactakes about 1 minute to get initial response when running apt-get update23:35
asacwell ... more like 20 seconds i guess23:35
gnomefreaki wasnt getting anything23:35
Jazzvaasac: Lucky you :)23:35
gnomefreaknow im showing bps23:35
Jazzvagnomefreak: Try yu.archive.ubuntu.com, it worked now. And seems like it is properly mirrored23:36
Volansasac have a special route to the repositories ;)23:36
gnomefreak12s for update23:36
asachaha :)23:36
asacwell ... i guess from europe it might be better ;)23:36
gnomefreakits the headers when trying to install ngrep23:37
gnomefreakhere we go :)23:37
asacfta: Jazzva: do you have brainstorm account? maybe one of you can post our firefox3extension wiki page in that firefox addons thing?`23:37
asachttp://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/7587/23:38
JazzvaNope. I can make one, though23:38
asaclet me check if i can post something ;)23:38
JazzvaSure ...23:38
asachmm ... need login23:38
JazzvaIt would be nice if we could use LP login :)23:38
asacwow ... some password worked ;)23:38
JazzvaGood :)...23:38
asaci think its the same that you use on iso testing :)23:39
Jazzvaiso testing?23:39
asacyeah23:40
asacJazzva: never did QA?23:40
asacshame on you ;)23:40
asacJazzva: http://qa.ubuntu.com/23:40
* Jazzva hides23:40
asacwe even have a mozilla qa site there ;)23:41
JazzvaAnd what's with the mozilla.qa.stgraber.org? :)23:41
asacJazzva: that was promoted tobe an official .ubuntu.com site now23:41
asacits the same23:41
asacjust hosted officially23:41
JazzvaI see...23:42
gnomefreakbrb deal with this assholes23:42
Jazzvagnomefreak: Good luck...23:42
asachttp://people.ubuntu.com/~brian/reports/gt2dups/firefox-3.0.html23:42
asacbugs with more than 2 dups :)23:42
asac(found linked from that site)23:42
asacdamn thing .. didn't know that bug 212726 is really duped23:44
ubotuLaunchpad bug 212726 in firefox-3.0 "[Master] Eight (8) instances of back/forward buttons" [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21272623:44
asaci had a private report about that23:44
asacok milestoned for hardy update23:46
Jazzvaasac, could you see if this is fixed bug 161987? I searched bugzilla.mozilla, but didn't found a report...23:46
ubotuLaunchpad bug 161987 in firefox "Firefox Bus Error & Segfault on Sun Blade 100 (UltraSparc)" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/16198723:46
JazzvaThanks23:47
asacJazzva: thats fixed in firefox 323:47
asacits an alignment crash23:47
asacarmin76 certainly knows23:48
asacJazzva: i think its mozilla  bug 28939423:49
Jazzvaasac: Ok... So, FF2 tasks is "won't fix"?23:49
ubotuMozilla bug 289394 in XSLT "Double.cpp causes unaligned accesses" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=28939423:49
asacbug 30351823:49
Jazzvamozilla bug 30351823:49
ubotuMozilla bug 303518 in Startup and Profile System "cache directory setting" [Normal,Verified: duplicate] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30351823:49
Jazzvathank you, ubotu23:49
asachmm ok i think its attachment id ;)23:49
asacJazzva: another is mozilla bug 16182623:50
ubotuMozilla bug 161826 in Layout: Fonts and Text "nsTextFrame::MeasureText()'s fast text measuring codepath crashes on RISC machines" [Critical,New] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16182623:50
JazzvaThanks... I'll go through reports :)23:51
asacthere is a patch for firefox 223:51
asacbut david miller is really an idiot and looking at the comments dbaron even has comments23:52
JazzvaCan we use that patch for Ubuntu?23:52
asacarmin76: whats the state of your patch of the above bug?23:52
asacJazzva: not sure ... david miller never clarified ... just screamed: "i am not a monkey"23:53
asacwe could apply that patch on top and hope23:53
JazzvaMhm... maybe to ask the reporter to test before releasing23:53
asacbut our patch is really bad and should be replaced with parts of what miller submitted23:53
asacwe already have a patch which doesn't catch all23:54
asacJazzva: wait for armin7623:54
asache knows23:54
JazzvaOk23:54
asacJazzva: the idea is to replace the bz161826-nsTextFrame-MeasureText-s-crash-on-RISC.patch patch with the latest miller patch23:55
asacor maybe with with armin76s patch23:56
asacwe have to wait fo rhim23:56

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