[10:32] anyone else see n-m crash on loading gnome on intrepid [10:48] gnomefreak: the applet? [10:48] or the daemon? [10:49] applet i think but give me a sec [10:49] im assuming the applet since i stayed connected [10:49] but im getting bug [10:50] it is applet [10:50] bug 267680 [10:50] Bug 267680 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/267680 is private [10:50] oh damn [10:51] stack shows nothing [10:52] * asac looks [10:53] gnomefreak: can you try to retrace that CoreDump locally? [10:53] e.g. isntall the -dbgsym packages [10:53] then run apport-unpack [10:53] asac: bumb! [10:53] and gdb -c CoreDump /usr/bin/nm-applet [10:53] bt [10:53] armin76: what needs to be bumped [10:53] ? [10:53] all! [10:53] can try in a few just need to finish what im doing [10:54] armin76: give me some examples ;) [10:54] google chrome! :P [10:54] armin76: oh ... now i see ;) [10:55] http://blogs.technet.com/robert_hensing/archive/2008/09/03/breaking-out-of-the-chrome-sandbox-2-interesting-vulns-in-24-ho [10:55] http://blogs.technet.com/robert_hensing/archive/2008/09/03/breaking-out-of-the-chrome-sandbox-2-interesting-vulns-in-24-hours-got-ie8.aspx [10:55] urs-got-ie8.aspx [10:55] shit [10:55] http://www.informationweek.com/news/internet/google/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=210500290 [10:56] ^^ first security issues in chrome ;) [10:58] you fix them [11:00] armin76: the first has been fixed in safari weeks ago [11:00] i now wonder how things flow back to webkit and others :/ [11:01] http://www.webproworld.com/internet-security-discussion-forum/72167-google-chrome-security-vulnerabilities.html [11:05] * gnomefreak brb i need to smoke i cant remember shit [11:11] history | less [11:11] oh damnit [11:35] fail [11:45] it did fail i spelled it wrong in term [11:54] its not working [11:54] oh [11:57] apport-unpack fails it seems [11:58] using /usr/bin/apport-unpack and just apport-unpack (no need for sudo i cp'ed it and changed permissions on the copy) [11:58] * gnomefreak has idea [12:00] that doesnt make sense. if i use it still has sudo permissions if i use it fails to change permissions [12:01] chmod: changing permissions of `_usr_bin_nm-applet.1000.crash': Operation not permitted is the error [12:19] gnomefreak: you need to run that on the .crash file [12:19] gnomefreak: if you download the CoreDump.gz [12:19] you just need to gunzip that [12:19] ah [12:19] and run gdb on that result [12:26] its | 2&1 to pipe to a file [12:26] right? [12:26] its dont look right [12:27] 2>&1 [12:27] gnomefreak: ^^ [12:28] ah thanks [12:37] asac: still nothing (gdb) bt [12:37] #0 0xb7568699 in ?? () [12:38] thats with every debug package [12:45] gnomefreak: ok so you ran gdb -c CoreDump /usr/bin/nm-applet? [12:45] yes [12:45] gnomefreak: then try to reproduce it with nm-applet run in debugger [12:45] gdb /usr/bin/nm-applet [12:45] (gdb) run [12:45] i cant [12:46] once it crashes you can bt full [12:46] it happened on login to gnome [12:46] yeah you can ;) [12:46] ah [12:46] ill think a bit [12:46] at best do a full reboot [12:46] ok [12:46] i will when im done so i dont forget what im doing ;) [13:16] i love scriptassist ;) [13:17] be back in a little while i have laundry to start [14:59] fta : congrats ! [14:59] (you were wondering the other day how long it would take) [15:21] "You have been added to motu" [15:22] :) [15:23] almost 4 weeks [16:17] huats, thanks. indeed, it took longer than the announced 12 days but now it's behind me :) [16:17] you deserve it [16:17] I've been really impressed by your aplpication [16:17] (I am speaking as a non MOTU myself) [16:19] it seems my application was a bit unusual, too specialized for some [16:35] fta: congratulations \o/ === asac_ is now known as asac [16:50] sebner, thanks [17:44] fta2: that means you can commit? [17:44] Is anyone looking at the issue raised in LP #239952 ? [17:44] Launchpad bug 239952 in firefox-3.0 "firefox - the associated helper application does not exist" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/239952 [17:47] fta, fta2: I just saw the e-mail. Congratulations :D [18:25] Jazzva: o_o ? [18:25] fta made it? [18:25] yep, thanks for your support [18:25] i own you a beer [18:25] let the upflow begin ;) [18:26] fta: no need to ;) [18:26] but i wont say no ;) [18:26] do you like guiness ? [18:27] fta: i am not a fan of ale's but i still wont say no ;) [18:28] lol [18:33] fta: you are a mozilla guy but I suppose you now the process with merging and syncing? [18:33] sure [18:33] fta: what about your first sync ACKs as MOTU? ^^ [18:35] i assume that's part of it, try me in an hour or 2, i just came back from work [18:38] fta: sure. THX. I wouldn't bother but u-u-s is missing my older sync requests and I thought a nice beginning for you :D [19:53] sebner: what is u-u-s? [19:54] asac: you are a motu. Shame on you :p [19:54] asac: ubuntu-universe-sponsors :P [19:54] sebner: i know about that one ;) [19:55] usually i get nagged about u-m-s ;) [19:55] asac: ^^ [19:55] but i would have recognized it from that ;) [19:55] "wouldnt" [19:55] ;) [19:55] asac: another reason to join the group/fun :P [20:14] anyone here know anything about problems related to exporting /home (and hence .mozilla) over NFS? i have a 100% reproduceable issue whereby FF3 is unusable after sudden/cold shutdown. [20:18] pmatulis: so are there lock files in the .mozilla/ directory? [20:19] asac: there are FF profile locks, i'm keeping that as a separate issue [20:19] asac: after deleting them i can at least start FF [20:19] asac: but what i get is borked [20:20] pmatulis: do you know if thats a regression over ffox 2 ... or an issue that existed all the time? [20:20] asac: good question, i have not yet tested FF2 [20:21] asac: however, based on what i've read, this really sounds like an sqlite issue. and that's FF3 [20:29] pmatulis: do you have a bug for that open? [20:30] (sorry if i forgot the context) [20:30] no, i have not yet opened a bug [20:31] the context is very simple: just export /home over NFS [20:31] pmatulis: ok. lets do that now, so we can get a place where we can put all that info [20:31] asac: public or private bug? [20:32] public [20:32] seems there is one already open [20:32] one sec [20:32] ok. subscribe me to it then ;) [20:32] k [20:32] pmatulis: but maybe show me the bug [20:32] i dont want to take over another bug ;) [20:33] bug 237970 [20:33] Launchpad bug 237970 in firefox "firefox-3.0 breaks with NFS home directory" [Unknown,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/237970 [20:33] pmatulis: ^^ that one right? [20:34] there was another one (the one i pinged you on last week) but that one wasn't in an NFS context [20:35] pmatulis: that one is fixed in 3.0.1 [20:35] sure you are trying 3.0.1? [20:35] and the bug above seems to imply that there is *always* a problem (not just upon cold shutdown) [20:35] yes, i'm testing 3.0.1 [20:37] pmatulis: are you on intrepid or hardy? [20:37] asac: hardy [20:37] asac: you want me to test alpha 5? [20:38] ok. the bug above is linked to mozilla bug Bug 417037 [20:38] Error: Launchpad bug 417037 could not be found [20:38] ok. the bug above is linked to mozilla bug 417037 [20:38] Mozilla bug 417037 in Storage "mozStorage chokes on databases over AFP" [Major,Assigned] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=417037 [20:39] which is only fixed for MacOSX [20:39] but not in firefox, in sqlite itself [20:39] so maybe it was fixed in sqlite we have in intrepid [20:39] thought so -> sqlite [20:39] pmatulis: so yes. would be worth a try. if intrepid sqlite has this fixed then we might be able to cherry-pick that [20:40] backport sqlite you mean? [20:41] pmatulis: lets check whether its fixed ;) [20:41] pmatulis: if it is we can try to cherry-pick whatever fixed it [20:42] pmatulis: but i doubt its fixed :( [20:42] mozilla bug 436737 [20:42] Mozilla bug 436737 in Storage ".mozilla on a unfsd NFS mount leads to zero-sized .sqlite files and diverse range of failures" [Normal,Resolved: invalid] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436737 [20:42] thats most likely our bug [20:44] asac: k, shift now over, will test alpha 5 tomorrow (downloaded it today actually) [20:44] pmatulis: ok cool. just let me know [20:44] asac: but your bug suggests run-time problems all the time [20:45] asac: for me, just after bad shutdown [20:45] asac: and it then becomes completely unusable [20:45] asac: no buttons [20:49] pmatulis: ok. i have to stop for today too --- too long a day alredy. will be back to lurk in a few hours, but otherwise cu tomorrow [20:50] asac: yup [20:54] fta: WRT ff-3.1 and audio, are you using the pcm+ctl pulse alsa-lib plugin via alsa.conf? [21:29] hello asac can you tell me if 64 bit flash works in hardy? [21:30] non-Free 64-bit Flash? [21:31] the 32-bit version (flashplugin-nonfree) certainly works with nspluginwrapper [21:33] my understanding was that the flash 64 bit was somewhat flaky... my brother asked me to come in and get a second opinion. thanks crimsun [21:33] posingaspopular: it can be flaky, yes. Intrepid is better in that regard. [21:36] thanks [21:36] i appreciate it [23:23] crimsun, hm, alsa.conf ? i don't think i touched that [23:36] fta: that would have been the modified system-wide asoundrc from my alsa-lib branch (/usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf) [23:38] is the pulse plugin enabled by default nowadays in intrepid? [23:39] Is anyone familiar with the xulrunner /gnome vfs interaction, or know for sure where the gnome vfs mime database is located? [23:42] crimsun, i'm currently running 1.0.17a-0ubuntu1 [23:42] 1a80dc4d2fba9a9f869813bb875f0085 /usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf [23:43] IntuitiveNipple: it uses gnome_vfs api [23:44] crimsun, and if rhythmbox is playing when i start ff3.1, i get tons of "ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:1008:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open slave" when i visit a page with flash or