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asacfta: what do i want?00:07
ftano template, but a hack with $000:08
asacfta: you certainly have found all those mail tweaks in bugzilla?00:08
ftait's just a patch that has been committed today, written by [reed] :)00:08
asacfta: The CC field changes00:09
asacdoesnt work?00:09
ftaeh?00:09
[reed]fta: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/userprefs.cgi?tab=email00:09
ftahhmm, thanks00:10
asacfta: quite easy to find imo: preferences -> email preferences00:10
ftagood. done00:13
ftag++ -U_FORTIFY_SOURCE  -fno-rtti -fno-exceptions -Wall -Wconversion -Wpointer-arith -Woverloaded-virtual -Wsynth -Wno-ctor-dtor-privacy -Wno-non-virtual-dtor -Wcast-align -Wno-long-long -pedantic -g -fno-strict-aliasing -fshort-wchar -pthread -pipe  -DNDEBUG -DTRIMMED -Os -freorder-blocks -fno-reorder-functions  -fexceptions -Wno-unknown-pragmas -fPIC -shared -Wl,-z,defs -Wl,-h,libxpcomclucene.so -o libxpcomclucene.so  flockLucene.o flockLuceneImp00:13
ftal.o flockLuceneThread.o flockLuceneModule.o     -lpthread -Wl,-Bsymbolic-functions  -Wl,-rpath-link,../../../../dist/bin  ../../../../dist/lib/libxpcomglue_s.a -L../../../../dist/bin -lxpcom -L/usr/lib -lplds4 -lplc4 -lnspr4 -lpthread -ldl /usr/lib/libclucene.a -Wl,--version-script -Wl,../../../../build/unix/gnu-ld-scripts/components-version-script -Wl,-Bsymbolic -ldl -lm00:13
fta/usr/bin/ld: /usr/lib/libclucene.a(FSDirectory.o): relocation R_X86_64_32 against `a local symbol' can not be used when making a shared object; recompile with -fPIC00:13
fta/usr/lib/libclucene.a: could not read symbols: Bad value00:13
ftacollect2: ld returned 1 exit status00:13
ftamake[8]: *** [libxpcomclucene.so] Error 100:13
ftadamn amd6400:13
asacfta: where is libclucene from?00:39
asacis that packaged?00:39
ftayzq00:39
ftayes00:39
asacwhy didn't i find it yet?00:40
fta--with-clucene-prefix=/usr  and libclucene-dev00:40
asaci searched for lucense for C multiple times00:40
asacstupid me00:40
asacc++ ... ok00:41
Hawkskaterhello01:10
Hawkskaterso, hows firefox 3 coming?01:12
asacwith v(MAX)01:14
asac:-P01:14
asacHawkskater: are you running RC1 from hardy-proposed?01:18
Hawkskaterno, im running 3 beta 5, i havent gotten around to installing the rc01:18
asacits simple. add hardy-proposed or the mozillateam PPA sources to sources.list01:20
asachttps://edge.launchpad.net/~mozillateam/+archive01:20
ftaasac, hardy/libclucene is broken: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/15025765/buildlog_ubuntu-hardy-i386.flock_2.0%7Ea1%7Esvn20080603r19205-0ubuntu1%7Efta4%7Ehardy_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz01:20
asacbut hardy-propopsed is more up to date01:20
Hawkskaterasac thanks01:20
asacfta: do they ship any .o files by accident?01:21
ftawho ? clucene or flock ?01:22
asacflock01:22
ftalooking01:23
ftanope01:23
ftadebian bug 46032801:28
ubottuDebian bug 460328 in libclucene0 "x86_64 segfault bug reintroduced" [Unknown,Closed] http://bugs.debian.org/46032801:28
Hawkskaterasac01:29
asacHawkskater:  yes.01:44
asacRC is better01:44
Hawkskaterany great new features?01:44
asacbut b5 wasnt really bad either. but as always there is no objective measure here what is really good01:45
asacHawkskater: no ... feature work was done before beta even ;)01:45
asacpolishing mostly01:45
Hawkskateroh, i might want to update01:45
=== asac_ is now known as asac
=== ]reed[ is now known as [reed]
MechtiIdehello and good morning, I want to configure a calender/mail server using for less then ten users. Which software do you suggest and where can I find documentation to configure server _and_ client09:15
MechtiIdethe client should be Thunderbird/lightning09:15
asacMechtiIde: you can configure a webdav server09:16
asacthat should be enough09:16
asacfor calendaring09:16
asacfor mail you can used something independent09:16
asacwhatever you prefer09:16
asaci assume you want an imap server09:16
MechtiIdeasac, where do I find a HowTo or something similar?09:17
asacthere are a bunch with different targetted audienced ... i cannot give a preference for servers09:17
asacMechtiIde: google "setup webdav apache"09:17
asacapt-cache search imap server09:17
MechtiIdeand a WebDav dokumentation for User not for developer09:18
asacif you have a specific imap server google for "setup XXXSERVER ubuntu"09:18
asacMechtiIde: google like above09:18
MechtiIdethanks for the right words to look for09:19
asacMechtiIde: you can also seay "setup webdav apache ubuntu"09:21
asac:)09:21
asacthats the second hit: http://www.digital-arcanist.com/sanctum/article.php?story=2007042710125062209:21
asacour wiki could deserve a page for WebDAV setup ... maybe summarize your experiences there for other users09:22
asacMechtiIde: ^^09:22
MechtiIdeI will describe it09:23
MechtiIdealso for Debian/Lenny09:23
armin76asac: bumb!09:27
asacdump09:28
armin76bumb rc2!09:28
asacarmin76: we already are far ahead ... RC2 is for the weak09:29
armin76lol09:30
asacgiven that gentoo is not really the place to find the weak ... and given that you dont distribute with official marks ... how about always tracking trunnk in gentoo :)09:33
asacthat would surely give you credits on fta side ;)09:33
armin76haha09:34
armin76no way :P09:34
asacbah, i stand corrected: gentoo is a place for the weak ;)09:34
armin76i do other stuff more interesting than mozilla :P09:34
asaccompiling X?09:34
asac:-D09:34
asacand OOO09:34
asacto test latest compiler tweaks09:34
armin76lol09:35
asac-O666 -Wl,-DTHE_NUMBER_OF_THE_BEAST09:35
armin76no, i do arch testing, something ubuntu and debian doesn't do :P09:35
asacyeah09:35
asacmuch appreciated09:35
asacdebian has some QA though09:35
asacjust depends on wheteher ther are users at all for lets say s390 desktop ;)09:35
armin76and we aren't stuck with old kernels :P09:36
asacare we?09:37
asacis debian?09:37
asacdid debian enter base freeze yet?09:37
armin76Linux i2 2.6.26-rc4 #1 SMP Wed Jun 4 11:43:22 UTC 2008 ia64 31 GenuineIntel GNU/Linux *g*09:37
armin76no idea09:37
asacthats for the weak for sure ;) ... you should be unning 2.7.009:39
asachah, outdated ... latest is 2.6.26-rc509:39
armin76its a dev box, i don't reboot it everyday :P09:40
asachaha09:40
armin76but you don't have one! do you?09:41
armin76fail!09:41
asac2.7? sure ... i am a strong guy and spoof the version umber just to impress the world09:43
armin76i mean a dev box :P09:48
armin76gtg09:48
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ftamy dev box is my desktop at home. an all-HEAD desktop :)09:49
asacfta: can you please to a maintainence change for the current intrepid mozilla-devscripts?09:50
asacall those things like mercurila should not be depends, but recommends09:50
asaclet me know if you can do it ... otherwise ill fork out the release and do it as its now blocking intrepid biulds09:50
asacfta: do you track linux HEAD too?09:51
asacwhich branch? -mm ?09:51
ftanot anymore, used to for years09:52
asacfta: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/15053195/buildlog_ubuntu-intrepid-i386.midbrowser_0.3.0rc1a-1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz09:52
asacmidbrowser fails because of devscripts09:53
asacmercurial should be available though ... not sure. but better drop the depends and make them recommends09:53
asaclower the risk of pulling something broken ;)09:53
asacfta: mercurial is in universe09:54
ftadone09:54
asacfta: which branch is the stable update branch?09:56
asaci cant upload 0.09 ... i need a spin of for 0.0809:56
ftaeven for intrepid ?09:56
asacyes09:56
ftawhy ?09:56
asaci need a fix now ... cant risk that something breaks09:57
ftawell, the only change is mozclient, it's not automatically used by packages09:58
asacdont bother ... ill do it09:58
ftai've closed 0.09 already09:59
asacthats not a problem09:59
ftait is if you have no intention to push it10:00
asacok i have done it ... look if you are happy like it is10:05
ftawhere ?10:06
ftawell, 0.09 is not pushed so there's no point in starting 0.09.1, i'd better unclose 0.09 for now10:09
ftaI need to run, i'll think about it10:09
asacfta: i dont think its a problem. you can close 0.09.1 ... didnt want to unclose10:09
asacbut do as you wish10:09
asacok i creatd .hardy branch ... will mark main branch as development and that as mature10:11
asacfta: if you undo the release, please do a full bzr merge https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~mozillateam/mozilla-devscripts/mozilla-devscripts.intrepid.0.08.110:12
asacso we can mark that branch as merged without loosing the ploaded commit10:12
asaconce midbrowser is build we can upload 0.09 :)10:13
asacor 0.09.110:13
armin76quick10:45
asac[reed]: so what kind of mechanism should we use in bugzilla to track ubuntu forwarded bugs?10:49
asacdid we say keyword? ... or did we say "CC virtual user" ?10:50
asacdid we come up with other options?10:50
asacbug 14711910:55
ubottuLaunchpad bug 147119 in network-manager "network manager gives couldn't activate dialup service warning" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/14711910:55
armin76Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9) Gecko/2008052912 Firefox/3.0 <- interesting10:58
armin76rc2 identifies itself as 3.010:58
asacarmin76: rc1 too for me, no?10:58
asacat least in about ;)10:58
armin76no idea10:59
* armin76 checks10:59
armin76yup, you're right11:01
armin76i didn't notice :D11:01
asacmozilla releases _real_ RCs ;)11:02
asacwhich isnt that bad11:02
gnomefreakthis is odd11:06
gnomefreakcan anyone see me?11:06
gnomefreakit seems as if im  still syncing11:06
fta2yes11:07
gnomefreakfta2: thanks11:08
gnomefreakit seems as if the channels are syncing 5 at a time11:08
armin76i can't11:08
gnomefreakdid anyone open a bug on RC2 for the release?11:09
gnomefreaki havent checked mail to see when it will release yet11:09
fta2rsn11:10
gnomefreakrsn?11:10
armin76haha11:10
armin76gnomefreak: ubuntu already has 3.0 final :)11:11
gnomefreakarmin76: they ended up releasing RC1 as final?11:11
armin76yeah! bad ubuntu *g*11:11
armin76j/k11:11
gnomefreakarmin76: there was a bug or 2 blocking11:11
gnomefreakarmin76: are you just looking at the FF title bar or did you hear this from mozilla11:12
armin76woot?11:13
armin76rc2 is already released11:13
gnomefreakarmin76: when was it released? yesterday?11:13
armin76or today11:13
armin76read mozilla.com :P11:13
armin76err11:13
armin76.org11:14
gnomefreakarmin76: havent gotten that far yet and i will have it in email anyway11:14
gnomefreakwho has pine + thunderbird + IMAP?11:15
armin76This entry was posted by beltzner on Wednesday, June 4th, 2008 at 3:23 pm11:15
* gnomefreak didnt think thunderbird read files from you ~/SHOME yet include them in TB folders11:15
gnomefreakseems to me RC2 is borked11:16
armin76lol11:16
gnomefreakThis is bugging the hell outta me and I can't find a way to roll back11:17
gnomefreakto RC1. Any idea?11:17
gnomefreakgonna ask if its google tool bar causing that :) if i ever get TB to help me out11:18
asacgnomefreak: in what way is RC2 borked?11:26
asacimportant to figure out instead of rolling back11:26
gnomefreakasac: its looking like extensions the more i read it11:26
gnomefreaki posted comment asking about GTB11:26
asacGTB?11:26
gnomefreakGooleToolBar11:26
asacah11:27
asacdoes that work at all?11:27
gnomefreakasac: does thunberbird look for folders/mail from hard driver? like make folder in pine adn Tb will pick it up11:27
gnomefreakasac: AFAIK its still broken11:28
gnomefreaklas i heard Google only updated API for certain sites like gmail11:28
asacfta2: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/15056277/buildlog_ubuntu-intrepid-i386.midbrowser_0.3.0rc1a-1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz11:28
asacstill fails11:28
gnomefreakasac: see bug 122529 as i have neverheard of TB looking in ~/Mail for folders nor mail11:30
ubottuLaunchpad bug 122529 in mozilla-thunderbird "Non-Thunderbird IMAP folders not visible to Thunderbird" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/12252911:30
gnomefreakit was closed at one time but user reopened it11:30
gnomefreakbe back smoke11:30
asacwell ... you can use movemail11:31
asacthen you can probalby specify that as the location11:31
asacmaybe you can even set a custom location for Mail for certain accountgs11:32
asacfta2: i wonder if builds now require recommends too11:32
asaccant see which version was pulled in ... will retry in an hour11:32
gnomefreakis it possible to set TB2 to offline mode for incoming and online for outgoing? yes it saounds silly but very helpfull when you have ~2000 emails and more just keep coming in12:11
asacdont think so12:12
asacwhy?12:12
asachmm12:13
asacyou say a "stop the flood button" ?12:13
gnomefreaktoo many coming in while im working on sending email so it would same me the time to keep scrolling12:13
gnomefreakasac: yes :)12:13
asachmm12:13
gnomefreakand what are the little orange "stars" or "circle"12:14
asacintersting approach ;)12:14
gnomefreaknext to new mail12:14
asacwhy is that a problem?12:14
asacthunderbird should keep the currently selected mail active12:14
gnomefreakasac: time consumming to keep reading the email (its almost like) im looping without a breaking point12:14
gnomefreakit does but since i work from top to bottom of the list of mails and only comment on some the rest stay marked as unread until im done just incase i missed something12:16
asacgnomefreak: maybe sort by date?12:18
asacnot by thread?12:18
gnomefreakhmmmmm12:18
gnomefreaki guess ill have to change how they are viewed12:19
asaci think you are right12:19
asacwhat one would want is going through mails by date, but still viewing thread12:19
asace.g. you could manually go up and down single steps with cursor12:19
asacbut the next mail button would go to next mail by date12:19
asacgnomefreak: maybe thats the case?12:20
asacyou can hit 'j' to get to next mail12:20
gnomefreakyeh that about right. I just hate the fact that no matter what view its not helpful with that many emails. i wonder if someone has a extension for something  like that :)12:24
* gnomefreak has an idea12:25
gnomefreakhave all my outgoing comments ready to send than turn tb back online and send them :)12:25
gnomefreakasac: got another firefox/thunderbird should save files "****" bug 17528613:05
ubottuLaunchpad bug 175286 in mozilla-firefox "Feature request: save files read-only when invoking external viewers" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/17528613:05
asacgnomefreak: thats fixed in hardy13:08
asaclook at a changelog to infd the dupe13:08
gnomefreakk13:08
gnomefreakin FF3 or 2?13:08
gnomefreakasac: im not seeing it https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.0 nor in firefox source package13:12
asacgnomefreak: no thats fixed in thunderb13:13
asacirdf13:13
asacfirefox 3 has it fixed13:13
asacffox 2 wontfix13:13
gnomefreakasac: firefox-3 fix was ours or upstreams?13:16
gnomefreakfucking thunderbird feature is broken cant send unsent mails after turning it back online13:17
asacgnomefreak: fffox 3 == fixed upstream13:18
asactbird 2 == fixed here13:18
asacffox 2 == wontfix13:18
gnomefreakthanks13:18
gnomefreaki cant send mail in tb :(13:21
gnomefreakthats alot of replys that wont get sent13:21
gnomefreakbug 19288813:24
ubottuLaunchpad bug 192888 in libflashsupport "firefox crashes on flash contents when using libflashsupport" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19288813:24
asaconly 50 bugmails in fox3 folder left :13:27
asac)13:27
asac[reed]: you think bug 236610 aspect was already discussed or even fixed?13:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 236610 in xulrunner-1.9 "Firefox 'bad certificate' warning blocks navigation with small secured frames" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/23661013:29
asace.g. invalid cert in an iframe where the user cannot reach the "add exception ..." button?13:29
asacgnomefreak: can you confirm bug 23690113:39
asac?13:39
ubottuLaunchpad bug 236901 in firefox-3.0 "privacy settings not followed when closing firefox by the 'file' menu" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/23690113:39
asaclet me know13:39
gnomefreakk13:39
gnomefreakim thinking gmail has issues today13:39
gnomefreakfile > close works fine asked me to delete personal info and loaded the bug page in tab13:42
gnomefreakandd it works fine using the X in upper right hand corner. I DONT SEE A RED X anywhere. maybe its a theme hes using?13:43
* asac lunch13:45
gnomefreakcommented on bug13:45
* gnomefreak heading to drs. appointment not sure how long i will be gone but once noon gets here <in about 3hours and 15 minutes13:47
armin76asac: 233610 sucks, tbh :P14:08
armin76we'll miss the dialogs :(14:08
asacbug 23361014:49
ubottuLaunchpad bug 233610 in elisa "Text doesn't fit into the popup area" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/23361014:49
asacmozilla bug 23361014:49
ubottuMozilla bug 233610 in Bugzilla-General "Modem Connection can not be deactivated" [Normal,Resolved: invalid] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=23361014:49
asacarmin76: not sure what you mean14:49
armin76asac: 236610 :P14:50
asacarmin76: gentoo thing?14:52
armin76bug 23661014:52
ubottuLaunchpad bug 236610 in xulrunner-1.9 "Firefox 'bad certificate' warning blocks navigation with small secured frames" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/23661014:52
asacbug folder all read15:04
asac400 to go in ffox 2 folder :(15:25
* Admiral_laptop is smooth...17:51
Admiral_laptopI deleted everything in /usr/bin that I needed17:51
Admiral_laptopbasically the whole core-utils package..17:52
Admiral_laptoptime to go fix it..17:52
Admiral_laptopgah, wrong channel.17:52
armin76fail17:56
asac^^ was that ment for this channel :) ?18:15
asacoh he already noticed18:15
asaci should work on screens that have more than 10 lines ;)18:15
campdasac: what do you guys do with crash reporting/breakpad?19:25
asaccampd: multiple options.19:40
asaccampd: 1. send all stacktraces we currently have somewhere19:40
asaccampd: 2. in future enable crashreporter and arrange with you so that you can properly analyze those crashes19:41
asace.g. work how to get dbg symbols to you and so on19:41
asaccampd: would you be willing to help us get things sorted on your side?19:43
campdI can find the right people to talk to :)19:46
campddo you just disable the crash reporter for now?19:46
asaccampd: for now its disabled. we have our own distro solution, e.g. we get all crashes reported as bugs19:46
campdyeah19:46
campdcool, thanks19:46
asacbut i want to change that ;) ... tell me what we need to do before we can able crashporter19:47
asacnp19:47
campdasac: so basically what you'd need to do is send us symbols, and point the crash reporter at our crash reporting server19:51
campdasac: Ted Mielczarek can give you more detail about what you'd need to do19:52
asaccampd: true. but what symbols ... how do you select the right ones? you probably need the symbols for all depends as well19:52
campdeither ted.mielczarek@gmail.com or you can ask on dev-platform19:53
asaccampd: yeah, i know him. i wanted to talk with him about it once in #breakpad, but then things got in between19:53
asaccampd: whats your mozilla.com address? campd@moz.. ?19:54
campddcamp@19:54
campdasac: is the data generated by your crash reporter available publically anywhere?19:56
asaccampd: its all in bugs.19:57
asacevery crash is one bug.19:57
campdah19:57
asaci can show you one19:57
asacthere is a text file attachment that has the thread stack trace19:58
campdhow is dup management handled?19:58
asaccampd: if you can use those to inject them in your database i could arrange to send you all files in a batch19:58
campdI dunno how that'd work19:58
asaccampd: we have a database running on the server that tries to match them. doesnt work that great for  mozillas19:58
asacbut in general it works19:58
asacstill nothing as streamlined as breakpad19:59
campdcool19:59
asaccampd: bug 18854019:59
ubottuLaunchpad bug 188540 in firefox-3.0 "firefox-3.0 crashed with SIGSEGV in g_slice_alloc()" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18854019:59
asaccampd: ok i sent a starter mail to you and ted.20:08
campdasac: cool, thanks20:12
asacprobably a bit confusing without context. hope that is ok for a start20:13
campdlooks fine to me20:13
asacjcastro: thanks received the mail from sonbird folks and will answer that20:20
asacby tomorrow the answers should be there20:20
asacJazzva: hey20:25
Jazzvaasac: Here I am...20:26
asacJazzva: howdy?20:26
Jazzvaasac: Pretty good ... You? :)20:27
asacsame same20:27
asac ;)20:27
asacJazzva: how are your merges going for this cycle?20:27
asacwanna get you in ubuntu-dev ;)20:27
Jazzvaasac: Not so good... have been lazy20:27
* Jazzva is ashamed20:27
asachehe20:27
Jazzvaasac: So far: liferea, ksimus, and... lemme check20:28
asachow can i motivate you?20:28
asacJazzva: did i upload liferea yet?20:28
asacotherwise give me link ... ill do that now20:28
Jazzvaasac: Nope :).20:28
JazzvaOk, wait a second20:28
Jazzvaasac: I have also been helping norsetto with gnome-mplayer and gecko-mediaplayer :)20:28
asacJazzva: yeah ... i know. he asked me to sponsor them to debian20:29
asacwhich ill do20:29
Jazzvaasac: liferea is bug 22882720:29
asacat least i plan to20:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 228827 in liferea "Please merge liferea-1.4.15-1 from Debian unstable" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22882720:29
JazzvaAnd tracker. That's it so far...20:29
asacJazzva: there is still no full debdiff :/20:30
asacthought you said you attached that?20:30
Jazzvaasac: Well, I think that should be the one without po20:30
JazzvaEvery time I asked about po changes, I was told to remove them from the final debdiff...20:31
JazzvaLet me see on ubuntu-motu.20:31
armin76asac: what about me! :P20:33
Jazzvaasac: I'll try to find some merge to do it tonight. :)20:33
asacarmin76: you? ... i thought you ----><---- that close from getting banned on all public irc networks:-P ... now you want to be a ubuntu-dev?20:34
asachehe20:34
armin76haha20:35
armin76why would i get banned? :P20:35
Jazzvaasac: There is the comment on #ubuntu-motu... Let me just check the changelog :). If there is no mention of those rare cases, I think the debdiff without-po is the final one...20:36
asacJazzva: ok i am building and uploading20:37
asaci dont mind.20:37
asacjust remember to follow up in case liferea gets regressions :)20:37
JazzvaOk... I haven't seen any while I was messing around with it.20:38
Jazzvaasac: How many votes would I need for ubuntu-dev?20:39
asacJazzva: just consent i think. there is no absolute number20:44
asacJazzva: if you have a few that would be good ... if you have noone against you thats even better ;)20:44
asacJazzva: updating my subscriptions doesnt work20:45
asaci get (-) signs next to the subscription20:45
Jazzvaasac: Well, you said you would give one. pochu mentioned he would be willing to say he was happy with those two merges, but that he doubts it wouldn't mind. And I might ask norsetto, if he would support me. I don't know if anyone else remembers me20:45
Jazzvaasac: lemme run it20:45
asachmm hostname could not  be found20:47
asacwhats gong on20:47
Jazzvaasac: It works here... updates correctly20:48
JazzvaDunno what's wrong20:48
JazzvaI'll test the debdiff again :/20:49
asacyeah ... let me check20:49
asaci have a wierd feeling20:49
asacJazzva: are you using xulrunner 1.9 rc1?20:49
JazzvaYes20:50
Jazzva1.9~rc1+nobinonly-0ubuntu220:50
JazzvaThat one20:50
asacworks?20:50
JazzvaLet me build with the debdiff...20:50
JazzvaJust to see if everything is ok.20:50
JazzvaBut with the deb I made, everything works. Updates the feeds.20:51
asacJazzva: ok works here :-P20:51
asacproxy bustage20:51
Jazzvaasac: Phew :)20:51
asacmost likely in combination with the mobile xulrunner build i am using20:51
asacwhich has a patch to auto sync things from gconf20:51
asacand i tested with proxy yesterday :)20:51
JazzvaAh... I see.20:52
JazzvaSo, I haven't messed up (...yet)? :)20:52
asacJazzva: ok. i think thats great20:54
Jazzvaasac: ...regarding the votes. I don't know if anyone would be against me. Nobody complained to me directly. (which doesn't mean that nobody wont on voting)20:54
Jazzva*won't20:54
asachehe20:56
asacsure20:56
asaci doubt there will be someone against you20:56
asacJazzva: do we do carry a diff to debian that moves things to quilt?20:56
Jazzvaasac: We switched to quilt, because Debian did that. And then I just remade the Ubuntu patches, to be for quilt20:58
JazzvaSo, I suppose we don't...20:58
asacJazzva: ok uploading21:00
Jazzvaasac: Thanks :)21:01
asacthanks21:01
asacdone21:01
asacJazzva: have you tried to enable webkit?21:01
Jazzvaasac: I didn't know we provide webkit :/. Now I see we do... I haven't tried that.21:02
asacJazzva: would be a high profile task :)21:02
asacif that works well we have to move webkit to main i guess and doing that will cause some visibility for you ;)21:03
Jazzvaasac: Ok, I'll try... But don't expect I'll succeed :)21:03
asacJazzva: na ... should work21:03
asacmaybe you need to update webkit to latest from debian21:03
asacbut why now21:03
JazzvaActually, I'll try it right now :)21:03
asacnot21:03
Jazzvaasac: Test building liferea with webkit ... so far no breakages.21:26
JazzvaAnd now it's compiling source files...21:27
asacbug 3813121:32
ubottuLaunchpad bug 38131 in firefox "Firefox causes massive Xorg CPU usage" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/3813121:32
asacbug #19845321:34
ubottuLaunchpad bug 198453 in pulseaudio "Default ALSA device must use PulseAudio, otherwise ALSA applications may fail" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19845321:34
Jazzvaasac: Any way how can I check if liferea uses webkit?21:38
Jazzvaasac: Oh, there is the message in the terminal :)21:38
asacJazzva: ldd /usr/bin/liferea21:38
asacor any binary it distributes21:39
asachehe21:39
JazzvaNote: WebKit HTML rendering support is experimental and21:39
JazzvaI suppose it is with webkit :)21:39
asacdoes it work good?21:39
JazzvaLet me test it a bit... Adding a feed, removing a feed, updating, etc... :)21:39
Jazzvaasac: Can you check the post in Planet Ubuntu, published today at 12:59PM.. The name of the blog/poster is not displayed correctly, but with boxes with utf character code in them.21:41
asaconly have a post at 12.4921:45
asacerr, most recent is 22:1021:45
asacmy history doesnt get that far21:45
asaci wiped my .liferea-1.4 dir :)21:45
JazzvaAh... ok, I'll remove liferea-webkit, to see if it's ok :)21:46
Jazzvaasac: It's the problem with liferea (or my character support...), and not with liferea-webkit21:48
Jazzvaasac: So, at the first glance, it works fine.21:49
asacok. do we have latest webkit?21:49
Jazzvaasac: the same as in debian21:51
Jazzvait's 0~svn32442-121:52
JazzvaAnd the change to the package it's really little. Just adding debian/liferea-webkit.* files from Debian's package, enabling it in debian/{control,rules}21:53
Jazzvaasac: So, are we doing liferea-webkit package?21:59
asacJazzva: thats good22:02
asacwe can probably enable it and push it22:02
asacJazzva: have to get webkit to main though22:03
asacJazzva: can you look how epiphany with webkit currently looks like?22:03
asacif that is already in a usable state we can do that migration too i guess22:03
Jazzvaasac: You mean to build it? there is no package in ubuntu22:04
asacJazzva: right ;)22:07
asaci think webkit is disabled22:07
Jazzvaasac: Ok, I'll get our package and enable webkit :).22:08
crimsunasac: WRT libflashsupport, it's a bit complicated.  It was never a real solution, so it shouldn't be used in either hardy-* or intrepid.  The PulseAudio source package doesn't need to be adjusted in hardy-*; it may be in intrepid (i.e., promoting libasound2-plugins from Recommends to Depends).22:41
crimsunasac: So, for intrepid, libasound2-plugins is the intended path, since it functions with flashplugin-nonfree much better than libflashsupport (not to mention alsa-lib is fixed).22:42
Jazzvaasac: Could we do the merge of epiphany-browser from debian, and then try to enable the webkit during the merge?22:42
crimsunasac: it is not possible to cleanly SRU alsa-lib into hardy-*, because the necessary bits will cause apps compiled against hardy's libasound2-dev to break.22:43
Jazzvaasac: At least, I would go that way... :)22:49
asaccrimsun: i agree on dumping libflashssupport22:54
asaccrimsun: so what are the alsa-lib changes? isnt it just a the pulse plugin that needs to be enabled + flash 10?22:54
crimsunasac: no, we need a fixed alsa-plugins source package (see bzr) /and/ a fixed alsa-lib source package22:55
crimsun(for hardy-*, that is)22:55
crimsunalsa-plugins bits are fairly trivial and already in bzr22:56
asacright. just wonder what fix is it that requires alsa-lib to break ABI?22:56
asaccrimsun: alsa plugins == pulse plugin/module for alsa right?22:56
crimsunI'll dig up the specific changesets, just on the phone ATM22:56
crimsun(WRT alsa-lib)22:57
asaccrimsun: ok thanks22:57
crimsunyes, alsa-plugins contains pulse pcm & ctl22:57
Jazzvaasac: If you have few minutes :)... Would you be ok if I try to do epiphany merge? It seems big, mostly Makefile.in's that couldn't be merged. So, I suppose I should just keep Debian files for that. Any other warnings? (in case you're fine with me doing the merge)22:57
Jazzva(you are the last uploader for it...)22:58
asacJazzva: which merge?22:59
Jazzvaasac: epiphany-browser22:59
asacJazzva: i just upgraded epiphany-browser to latest upstream :)22:59
asaci am not really sure that epiphany-browser is really based on debian packages22:59
Jazzvaasac: Hmm... I downloaded 2.22.1.1 (I think) half an hour ago... Now I noticed there is a merge waiting in Debian. So, merge is a no-go way.22:59
asacJazzva: 2.22.2 is in proposed23:00
asacand intrepid23:00
asaciirc23:00
Jazzvaasac: Looking at the changelog, I think we merged in the hardy cycle. But, there were many changes since then...23:00
asacour chanages are mostly for xulrunner 1.923:01
asacwe probably need to keep them23:01
asactry to do the merge, but try to keep the xulrunner 1.9 changes for now23:01
asac(if the merge is about 2.22.2 at all)23:01
asacotherwise we have to wait till debian updates their package to 2.22.223:02
JazzvaNope... I think it's still 2.22.1.1 in debian.23:02
JazzvaOk... I'll try to pick their changes in order to enable webkit, and put them in our package...23:03
asacJazzva: yeah ... do a three way merge ;)23:03
JazzvaIs that a good thing :)?23:04
Jazzvawhat is a three way merge exactly?23:04
asacbetter would be to do the debian upgrade and then merge ;)23:04
asacnot sure who is debian maintainer23:04
asacbut maybe its lool?23:04
asacyou can certainly ask him to upload to debian23:04
asacJazzva: well. now i remember: you should actually packag elatest 2.23 snapshot23:06
asacthats where all the epiphany webkit work happens23:06
Jazzvaasac: Josselin Mouette and slomo... and Debian GNOME maintainers23:06
asacand we can drop xul changes as xul backend is gone23:06
asacok23:06
asacJazzva: maybe just try a local build for latest trunk of epiphany23:07
asacif that is good we should talk to seb first23:07
asacon how to coordinate that23:07
asache has plans for 2.23 soon23:07
JazzvaSo, for now, we go with 2.23...23:07
JazzvaRight?23:07
asacso he probably wants 2.23 packaged23:07
asacJazzva: right ?... but dont put too much efford in packaging. maybe just try to build upstream sources and see in what state the tree is23:07
asacmaybe upstream currently does some heavy lifting and its not suitable to be packaged at all right now23:08
Jazzvaumm... ok. I'll see what I can do23:09
asacBug 22727423:12
ubottuLaunchpad bug 227274 in firefox "X session crash when I visit a page with firefox" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22727423:12
asachmm gnomefreak set that to triaged23:12
JazzvaOk... I'm off for 10-20 minutes.. See you soon23:13
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