=== asac_ is now known as asac [00:46] Jazzva, i think i've identified the problem with liferea [00:47] fta, what seems to be the problem? [00:47] in src/db.c, db_item_remove() is not working at all [00:47] so it blocks there? does something? [00:48] items are never removed, so they keep accumulating [00:48] ah.. that's bad [00:48] it's a sqlite3 call [00:49] any way to fix that? [00:49] why isn't it working? [00:49] could you verify you see the same thing ? [00:50] if you tell me how :) [00:50] run liferea --debug-all and capture the output to a file [00:50] ok, sure :) [00:50] let it run a few hours (to have several updates) [00:50] then: grep 'removing item with id' lf.log | sort | uniq -c | sort -n | awk '{ print $1 }' | uniq -c [00:51] that will count the number of items with how many times they have been "removed" [00:51] in my case, i see: [00:51] 193 1 [00:51] 8433 2 [00:51] 700 3 [00:51] hmm. [00:51] oke... I started it [00:51] 193 1 [00:51] 7958 2 [00:51] 1175 3 [00:53] http://paste.ubuntu.com/37840/ [00:53] wow... just read there is firefox qt [00:53] yep, not really new [00:55] the problem is how could we support that.. except a ff-qt in universe [00:56] that sounds good... [00:56] and i'm not sure any of us is using kde [00:56] I suppose it could integrate with xulrunner :) [00:56] i think you're right [00:56] sure, it's a ff 3.1 [00:58] even if the qt branch is merged into mozcentral, that would mean building twice.. like totem-gst vs totem-xine :( [01:21] 182 1 [01:21] 675 2 [01:21] 7775 3 [01:21] 700 4 [01:33] (firefox-3.1:30167): Gdk-WARNING **: /build/buildd/gtk+2.0-2.13.6/gdk/x11/gdkdrawable-x11.c:822 drawable is not a pixmap or window [01:33] Segmentation fault (core dumped) [01:33] [reed], ^^ [01:33] [reed], got the warning and the crash at the same time [02:50] http://thc.emanuele-gentili.com/utu.php [10:17] Anyone in Channel? [10:18] Hi can anyone help me with Firefox Certificates, please? I am running Firefox under Ubunbu [10:23] Admin2: I'm no expert, but what's the problem? [10:24] Admin2: (also note this machine could go down any moment, so I may suddenly disappear) [10:24] I exported the Certificate properly and then imported back into Firefox under windows. In Ubuntu, firefox never asks me to accept the certificate because it is properly stored into firefox. In Windows anytime I brouse the specific website I am asked to accept the certificate, as if it is not stored or so. I [10:25] jtv, I exported the Certificate properly and then imported back into Firefox under windows. In Ubuntu, firefox never asks me to accept the certificate because it is properly stored into firefox. In Windows anytime I brouse the specific website I am asked to accept the certificate, as if it is not stored or so. I [10:25] I am thinking to just try and copy the file that contains all certificates, rather than import / export [10:25] would it work? [10:25] what would the file name be? [10:27] Admin2: Ouch. I have no idea! [10:27] np [10:27] I thank you for your trying [10:27] take care and good day [11:05] hi [11:07] hi === wantok is now known as kgoetz [12:50] hi all. Does anyone know how to make a file:/// link work correctly in firefox? e.g. https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/programming/C/ar01s01.html - the dive into python link there doesn't work, even though the file is installed on my system [12:56] ah, I've found this that says it is disabled for security reasons - http://kb.mozillazine.org/Firefox_:_Issues_:_Links_to_Local_Pages_Don%27t_Work [12:56] :( [12:56] if anyone knows a workaround please let me know, otherwise I've have to remove those links [12:58] mdke: the work around on that page doesnt work? [13:00] kgoetz: there is a workaround for a user, but not for the website administrator, as far as I can see [13:00] i.e. there isn't a way to make the link work for everyone, only for me [13:01] mdke: unless FF got shipped with ubuntu.com (or whatever) as an ok-to-local-link site [13:02] kgoetz: seems overkill maybe for just two links, unless this problem has been reported elsewhere too? I can fix the links on that page to point to online versions of the documents [13:03] mdke: i guess it depends if theres a plan to use local links more in the future, otherwise i'd agree its a lot of work [13:04] * mdke nods [13:56] asac: heyo [14:30] Jazzva, http://paste.ubuntu.com/37965/ [14:49] fta, I'll try to run that now [14:49] although, not many feed items have appeared during the night... [14:50] it should not matter if you have the same problem. this is about existing entries not expiring [14:53] fta, http://paste.ubuntu.com/37970/ [14:53] I think I'll still need to add more feeds to test [14:53] s/I'll/I/ [14:55] i think that's enough. if i understand the code correctly, we should only have the 1st line, ie, each item deleted only once. [14:58] who's skilled in python here ? [14:59] i have a test like that "if 'firefox' in gct.communicate()[0]:", i want it to match when gct.communicate()[0] is equal to "firefox", or "firefox-foo" (with foo a random string) [15:18] nm, i figured out === Moot2 is now known as MootBot === Moot2 is now known as MootBot === Moot20 is now known as MootBot [21:46] asac: yes, we can easily configure the pulseaudio pcm+ctl plugin to fall back to ALSA directly. I'll merge that into an alsa-plugins branch this weekend. [21:47] crimsun: pulseaudio \o/ === james_w is now known as james_w_ === james_w_ is now known as james_w [22:37] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyLqUf4cdwc [22:38] fta: lol, well also billy had his problems with it :) [22:41] the guy gets really mad at 4:30 [22:42] ah, that video is great :)... [22:58] damn, i'm far behind in my rss reading [22:58] greader stops counting at 1000, i'm at 1000+ :P === Moot2 is now known as MootBot [23:14] asac, i/we have a problem. sm2 and tb3 are now in comm-central (hg), meaning the same (huge) tarball, like xul1.9.1 + ff3.1 with mozcentral. Worse, sm2 & tb3 also pull then full mozcentral.. [23:16] asac, for xul1.9.1, i move to embedded tarball, that helped a bit, yet, the new deb source format /w quilt3 seems to prevent that. === Moot2 is now known as MootBot