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[reed]yes00:00
ftacontrast is too high for me, too many apps still have a white background00:01
ftafirefox, lifera, prism (greader/gmail), even some gtk apps00:02
[reed]well00:10
[reed]I mean specifically the desktop background00:10
ftaasac, http://news.launchpad.net/cool-new-stuff/stacked-branches-holding-post00:10
ftai'm quite surprised by "For the code that we Launchpad developers work on, ..., it now takes less than two minutes to push up a branch. It used to take an hour and a half"00:12
Starksfta00:12
fta?00:13
Starksi can't get hinting or subpixel to work with firefox 3.1 or tb 300:13
ftaStarks, that's mozilla bug 45861200:13
ubottuMozilla bug 458612 in GFX: Thebes "Font regression using system cairo" [Normal,New] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=45861200:13
Starkshow do i fix?00:14
Starks/etc/fonts/conf.d/10-no-sub-pixel.conf00:14
Starksdeleting didn't help00:14
ftai removed /etc/fonts/conf.d/10-no-sub-pixel.conf locally but while it improved firefox, some other apps regressed00:14
fta[reed], ^^00:15
ftaStarks, in fact, it's still unclear as for what is the best fix. this was supposed to be an improvement from mozilla00:16
Starkswell. the bug seems to come and go from build to build00:16
ftabut something in the ubuntu version of fontconfig is wrong00:16
ftaStarks, really ? it supposed to be there since mid september00:17
Starksthe last two builds of both fx and tb have been bad00:17
Starksbtw, i really love how tb3 is in dev hell00:18
fta?00:19
Starksit's been in development for so friggin' long00:19
ftaare you using it ? i mean, from my ppa ?00:20
Starksyar00:21
Starksnobody else cares about it.00:21
ftaany problem ? (except the fonts)00:21
Starksnope.00:21
Starksbtw, i've never understood the placement of 'preferences' in tb and fx00:22
Starksit varies across platforms00:22
Starksit should be under tools or edit for all.00:23
crimsunfta: tb3 from your archive works well for me00:29
ftasome users reported issues with addons00:30
ftaie, not being able to add some addons00:30
ftasuch as enigmail00:30
ftacrimsun, https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+queue  ???00:32
ftaBug 28468900:32
ubottuLaunchpad bug 284689 in nspluginwrapper "[Intrepid] Please add i386 build to nspluginwrapper 1.1.2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/28468900:33
ftais Architecture: amd64 i386 wrong ?00:33
ftaa "," ?00:33
crimsunfta: yes, I figured that's why the maintainer was listed as Ubuntu Core Developers00:33
ftawhy isn't nspluginwrapper on i386 ?00:37
directhexwhy would you want it?00:41
ftait's supposed to be in, it was in before00:42
ftahttps://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+builds?build_text=nspluginwrapper&build_state=all00:42
ftahttps://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nspluginwrapper/+publishinghistory#00:43
fta  PID USER      PR  NI  VIRT  RES  SHR S %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND00:45
fta32239 fta        9 -11 2136m 1.0g 2796 S    7 53.1  71:48.81 pulseaudio00:45
ftacrimsun, ^^00:46
crimsunerr, sorry, what am I supposed to pull from that?  the resource bit?00:46
fta53.1% of my memory00:47
fta> 1G and 2G of virt00:47
crimsunfta: intrepid's or luke's ppa version?00:47
ftaluke's00:48
crimsunok, 0.9.13 has known issues with that00:50
crimsunevery few hours someone else pops in and reports it00:50
crimsunI'd be much more worried if that were in 0.9.1000:50
ftahm00:50
ftakilled, it was unusable anyway00:53
crimsunugh, really wish I didn't have to munge so much of pulseaudio to get this stream retry working00:54
Starksfta05:33
Starkswhat was the number for that antialising bug again?05:33
Nafallohi10:31
Nafalloseems my Thunderbird hates freedom and only lets me spellcheck in Swedish, whilst I want British English. what should I be looking for?10:32
directhexNafallo, http://www.migrationsverket.se/english.html10:33
Nafallodirecthex: what has that to do with anything?10:33
directhexit's humour. you complained you were only getting spellcheck options in swedish & asked for suggestions, hence a page on migrating to sweden. see? joke. thunderbird-locale-en-gb is installed?10:35
Nafallodirecthex: well, you didn't get the point then :-).10:36
Nafalloii  thunderbird-locale-en-gb                   1:2.0.0.14+1-0ubuntu210:36
Nafallothat said, this is more likely to be related to myspell or hunspell10:37
ubuntu_demonI fixed a bug in ubufox : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubufox/+bug/272171/comments/1110:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 272171 in ubufox "Firefox should not steal focus when told by another application to open a link" [Wishlist,Confirmed]10:37
ubuntu_demonI think I should try to get hold of asac right ?10:38
sebnerdirecthex: haha10:38
asacubuntu_demon: thanks. i am just not sure if we want to switch the default10:39
asacubuntu_demon: for intrepid we wont change anything anymore. we can look into this for jaunty maybe10:40
asacubuntu_demon: why do normal users not want that focus behaviour?10:40
asaci mean that my mom would get confused if she opens a link and firefox doesnt come to front10:40
ubuntu_demonasac: it used to be the default firefox behaviour (untill Hardy I believe). If you are reading your news feeds (for example through liferea) it's very irritating if you can't open a few items at once.10:41
asacubuntu_demon: yes. but thats newsreader use case10:41
ubuntu_demonasac: same problem for reading email (but less so)10:41
asacbut for normal users doing that is confusing10:41
ubuntu_demonasac: if someone sends you an email with a few links this behaviour is very tiresome10:42
asacubuntu_demon: why? if i click on that link i want to read it. so i expect firefox to come to front10:42
asacmailing list and RSS feed might be different yes. but stopping firefox from coming to front all together10:43
ubuntu_demonasac: If I get an email with a few links I want to click them all before switching to firefox10:43
asacwill cause confusion10:43
ubuntu_demonasac: it has been the default firefox behaviour until recently10:43
asacubuntu_demon: yeah. but you are able to change that pref ;) ... while my mom isnt able to do that ;)10:43
ubuntu_demonasac: True :)10:44
ubuntu_demonasac: but your mom isn't very likely to click on links other than inside firefox itself (for example websites,webmail,...)10:44
ubuntu_demonasac: also not everyone might be able to find this option10:47
ubuntu_demonasac: if you think that a lot of regular people click on links inside external applications than you are completely right. But I think most regular people only click on links inside the web browser.10:49
ubuntu_demonasac did you did get kicked off internet or something ? :)10:50
asac_ubuntu_demon: yeah sorry. reconnect10:51
asac_11:44 < ubuntu_demon> asac: True :)10:51
asac_11:44 < asac> ubuntu_demon: you mean the behaviour changed from firefox 2 to firefox 3?10:51
asac_thats the last i got10:51
ubuntu_demon(11:44:34 AM) ubuntu_demon: asac: but your mom isn't very likely to click on links other than inside firefox itself (for example websites,webmail,...)10:52
ubuntu_demon(11:47:52 AM) ubuntu_demon: asac: also not everyone might be able to find this option10:52
ubuntu_demon(11:49:50 AM) ubuntu_demon: asac: if you think that a lot of regular people click on links inside external applications than you are completely right. But I think most regular people only click on links inside the web browser.10:52
asac_ubuntu_demon: i will think about it. i also have to investigate why it was changed by firefox devs10:53
ubuntu_demonasac: I'm sure that the behaviour changed. I'm quite sure it happened from 2 to 3.10:53
asac_most likely they had the argument i gave10:53
asac_most common case i can see for "normal" users is having links in IM messaging10:53
ubuntu_demonasac_: that's a good point. Do you think people want firefox to get focus immediately when you click on a link (not being able to use your IM window) ?10:56
ubuntu_demonasac_: Most users who do use IM are probably smart enough to bring firefox to the foreground. I don't know what they would prefer.10:58
asac_ubuntu_demon: actually i think its a window manager thing11:00
asac_firefox most likely uses the abstract function gtk_window_present11:00
asac_what the window manager makes out of it is undefined11:00
asac_some raise the window11:00
asac_others just flash the task bar item11:00
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asacwhat normal users dont want, is that they click a link and nothing happens11:01
ubuntu_demonasac: flashing the task bar item would be a good solution11:02
asacubuntu_demon: yeah. but thats at the window managers descretion11:02
asaci think metacity raises window on present11:03
asaci think compiz indicates activity on the taskbar11:03
asacanyway. have to think about it. test and see whats up ;)11:03
ubuntu_demonasac: okay thanks for your time :)11:04
ubuntu_demonasac: It's possible for applications to set some hint to flash the taskbar. Pidgin can do this.11:05
ubuntu_demonasac: pidgin calls it the window manager "URGENT" hint (plugins->message notification)11:07
ubuntu_demonasac: there's a epiphany extension which does it but that code won't work in firefox : http://www.sstuhr.dk/epiphany-extensions/#ext-urgentcontentnotify11:11
ftaasac, any idea why nspluginwrapper was not built on i386 ??12:37
fta<fta> https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+builds?build_text=nspluginwrapper&build_state=all12:37
fta<fta> https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nspluginwrapper/+publishinghistory#12:37
fta<fta> Bug 28468912:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 284689 in nspluginwrapper "[Intrepid] Please add i386 build to nspluginwrapper 1.1.2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/28468912:37
ftai didn't touch the "Architecture: amd64 i386"12:37
asacerr12:53
asacfta: are we sure that thepackage before was actually NEWed?12:53
ftaasac, your previous upload was fine on i386, and locally mine built too12:54
asacfta: ok if you tried to ubildit on i386 then ping seb. he is buildd admin i think12:55
asacmaybe someone funny added a manually blacklisting or something12:55
ftaasac, seb128 ?12:55
asacyes12:55
ftacool12:55
asacor pitti ... they might have better ideas then me12:55
asacfta: let me know what you found out ;)12:57
ftasure13:00
ftai'm starting to like that dark theme.. just a bit13:00
gnomefreakdidnt we have  firefox 3.1b1?13:01
gnomefreakalready*13:02
ftawhere?13:05
gnomefreakfta: in your PPA or MT's PPA13:05
ftait's only in my ppa13:06
ftaand a2 in MT's ppa13:06
ftabut it didn't make it in intrepid :(13:06
gnomefreakyeah i know it didnt but that is fine people still have issues using stable firefox ;)13:07
gnomefreakbug 19489413:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 194894 in firefox "Hardy's Firefox reports "version 1.9b3" in "about:"" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19489413:28
gnomefreakcan someone test the above bug on Hardy13:29
gnomefreakasac: have you heard of a patch for sunbird about generating/installing calendar-timezone.xpi (im fairly sure its -timezone.xpi i know calendar is right?13:36
gnomefreakasac: Fallen knows about the bug, not sure if you still talk to him or not13:37
asachmm13:45
asacgnomefreak: if you built sunbird locally13:45
asacis there anything like timezone in the dist/ directory?13:45
asacmaybe dist/xpi-stage ?13:45
gnomefreakasac: it doesnt generate it at all13:48
gnomefreaki may see if ther eis a newer version released with the patch already but still on bug reports atm for Ubuntu13:49
asachmm13:49
asacgnomefreak: are you trying 0.9?13:49
asacor our package version?13:49
gnomefreak0.913:50
gnomefreakasac: i already built it but the .xpi isnt genrated nor installed. i looked at Makein and install.rdf and from what i can tell it looks right (these were in ./timezone dir.13:51
gnomefreakasac: 0.9 is in PPA and bzr branch(mine)13:53
asacgnomefreak: maybe that timezone thing is just a third party extension?13:53
asacgnomefreak: yeah. will upload it right when jaunty opens13:53
gnomefreakasac: no Fallen has said sunbird should gen it and install it he had to do something to get his working but i dont recall what13:54
gnomefreakasac: not until its fixed please13:54
gnomefreakit doesnt work at all without that xpi13:54
gnomefreakit opens but that is it you get error and nothing works than13:54
gnomefreaki havent updated iceowl for this reason as of now14:00
asacgnomefreak: i havent seen the "fallen" patch14:09
asaccan you show that to me?14:09
gnomefreakhe didnt patch it he changed it locally14:09
gnomefreakwhen i get done i will ask him, i think im in there14:09
gnomefreakhes away atm14:10
asacwell. lets get him provide detailed infos on what he did14:12
asacits just too much guesswork if we dont know what he means ;)14:12
gnomefreakasac are you in any of the mozilla chanels?14:13
ftahe is14:17
ftadev and sm14:17
ftamaybe more14:17
asacmainly #developers14:19
asacnot sure where else ;)14:19
asaci guess i left most other channels14:19
gnomefreakok in sometime this morning i will ping him and ask.14:20
asacyeah ... probably best14:24
gnomefreakok pinged him but his nick is |away14:30
gnomefreakim not sure if smuxi has beeps when nick is used so i may not see it right away but i told him if im not here or if he would rather conatct you about it. im gonna be looking for another job most of today i think14:32
gnomefreakasac: fta can we drop the ~cvs part in sunbird tarball for stable versions in mozilla-devscripts14:38
ftause a tag14:38
gnomefreakim assuming we dont want to upload with it14:38
gnomefreaka --help would b nice too ;)14:39
ftathere is one14:40
ftathere's also a README14:40
gnomefreakthers no --help14:41
ftagnomefreak, /usr/share/mozilla-devscripts/mozclient/mozclient.pl --help14:47
gnomefreakah14:48
ftacrimsun, pulseaudio is now stuck at 50% on my dual core 2 :(14:50
ftacrimsun, downgrading :(14:50
ftacrimsun, i'm back to 0.9.10-2ubuntu814:57
gnomefreakfta: that is the version in intrepid15:03
ftayes15:04
gnomefreakah testing15:04
gnomefreakok using make -f /usr/share/mozilla-devscripts/lightning-sunbird.mk DEBIAN_DATE=20081017t0956 get-orig-source15:12
ftano15:12
gnomefreakgives me ~cvs2008.....15:12
gnomefreakafter -f?15:12
ftafor upstream releases, use the corresponding tag15:12
ftalook at the last example15:12
fta   mozclient.pl --tag FIREFOX_3_0rc1_RELEASE=1.2.3 nspr15:13
fta    => nspr_1.2.3.orig.tar.gz15:13
gnomefreakus mozclient.pl instead of make -f?15:14
gnomefreakuse15:14
ftaif you prefer to use the makefile instead of the perl script, it's DEBIAN_TAG=TAG=version, equiv of -t TAG=version15:14
gnomefreakok15:15
gnomefreakthe README is a bit off than15:15
ftai don't think so, it hasn't changed for a long while15:16
gnomefreakmake -f /usr/share/mozilla-devscripts/minefield-packager.mk15:16
gnomefreak$ sudo dpkg -i firefox-minefield_3.0~b5~build2008032304-1_i386.deb15:16
gnomefreaki dont see ~cvs15:16
ftathis is different, it's a packager for upstream builds15:17
ftathis has nothing to do with mozclient15:17
ftathis is something i use to track regressions with the official nightlies15:17
ftathis is documented in the README too15:18
gnomefreakOK LET ME TRY THIS15:20
gnomefreakOOPS15:20
gnomefreakgnomefreak@Development:~/test$ mozclient.pl --tag LIGHTNING-SUNBIRD_0.915:22
gnomefreakbash: mozclient.pl: command not found15:22
gnomefreakshoudlnt that be a command15:22
fta/usr/share/mozilla-devscripts/mozclient.pl --tag LIGHTNING-SUNBIRD_0.9 lightning-sunbird15:22
gnomefreakah still have to use path15:22
ftayes, it's not in /usr/bin15:23
gnomefreakdo i need to install something?15:24
gnomefreakother than m-d15:24
gnomefreakbash: /usr/share/mozilla-devscripts/mozclient.pl: No such file or directory15:25
gnomefreakadd make -f maybe?15:25
ftaoops /usr/share/mozilla-devscripts/mozclient/mozclient.pl15:25
gnomefreakit fails too15:26
gnomefreakhold on pastbining it15:27
gnomefreakhttp://pastebin.mozilla.org/55617015:28
gnomefreakfails on cvs co15:28
ftayour tag is wrong, it's SUNBIRD_0_9_RELEASE15:28
gnomefreakmust not contain the characters `$,.:;@15:28
gnomefreakok15:29
ftawhere did you find LIGHTNING-SUNBIRD_0.9 ??? use SUNBIRD_0_9_RELEASE instead15:29
gnomefreak.:10:22:39:. <             fta > /usr/share/mozilla-devscripts/mozclient.pl  --tag LIGHTNING-SUNBIRD_0.9 lightning-sunbird15:30
ftayou provided it first15:30
gnomefreakamd make -f used it as that15:30
gnomefreakmake -f /usr/share/mozilla-devscripts/lightning-sunbird.mk get-orig-source15:31
gnomefreakso i figured it only knew lightning-*15:31
ftathe tag has to be the exact tag used by upstream in cvs, you can't guess it randomly15:32
gnomefreakwell im leaning towards its not me15:33
gnomefreaknope not me15:33
gnomefreakno matter how i do it it fails15:33
ftause /usr/share/mozilla-devscripts/mozclient/mozclient.pl -l lightning-sunbird | grep SUNBIRD15:33
gnomefreakSUNBIRD_0_9_RELEASE15:34
gnomefreakthere is also branch and RC215:35
gnomefreak/usr/share/mozilla-devscripts/mozclient/mozclient.pl --tag SUNBIRD_0.9_RELEASE lightning-sunbird15:35
gnomefreakfails15:35
gnomefreaksame error15:35
ftaif it's really released, use the _RELEASE tag15:35
gnomefreakit is15:35
gnomefreakits final release15:36
fta$ /usr/share/mozilla-devscripts/mozclient/mozclient.pl --tag SUNBIRD_0_9_RELEASE lightning-sunbird15:36
fta-rw-r--r-- 1 fta fta 37554980 2008-10-17 16:35 lightning-sunbird_0.9+nobinonly.orig.tar.gz15:36
ftaworks for me15:36
gnomefreakthan why failing here?15:37
gnomefreaksame error even after removing moztemp dir15:38
gnomefreakusing *-devscripts 0.11~fta615:39
gnomefreakoh15:40
gnomefreak_15:40
ftahttp://paste.ubuntu.com/58832/15:40
gnomefreakmuch better15:40
gnomefreaki used 0.9 but should use 0_915:40
gnomefreakthanks now i can test to see if they fixed it15:42
gnomefreakok im out for a while waiting for sunbird to build16:03
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Starks__can someone  link me to the cairo/fontconfig bug16:28
asacStarks__: most likely fta can16:29
ftajust did16:29
asacthx16:29
Starks__thx16:29
asacdidnt see it here ;)16:29
ftahe asked me in pm16:30
asack16:31
ftafor the records, mozilla bug 45861216:31
ubottuMozilla bug 458612 in GFX: Thebes "Font regression using system cairo" [Normal,New] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=45861216:31
ftathere's also mozilla bug 45657816:32
ubottuMozilla bug 456578 in GFX: Thebes "Font rendering regression (hinting)" [Normal,Unconfirmed] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=45657816:33
asacfta: I've cornered it between r19805 and r19808.16:38
asacthose links are broken (somewhat)16:38
ftaasac, bugzilla bug16:39
ftabut the root cause of all this is really mozilla bug 38526316:40
asacfta: yeah. but what is the real link ;)16:40
ubottuMozilla bug 385263 in GFX: Thebes "[pango] we call FT_Open_Face twice per font" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=38526316:40
ftahttp://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/rev/25ca781361ed16:41
ftahttp://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/rev/406819ca370c16:41
nxvlasac: hi!16:42
nxvlasac: did you had chance to check the branch>16:42
nxvl?16:42
asacnxvl: yesterday yes. it didnt start with the right revision16:43
asacnxvl: thus you ended up loosing the change that fixed the maxVersion16:43
asacnxvl: or did you redo that already?16:43
asacnxvl: i am not really usre how to find out except that bfiller_ should try hard to remember when he exactly started to work on this feature16:44
nxvlit's actually the right version, revision 17716:44
nxvli made some adjustments to the changelog16:44
nxvllet me grab the original changelog16:44
asacnxvl: no. point is that in the revision you built on top there was the maxVersion=. ... fix16:44
bfiller_asac: rev 17716:44
asacbut that isnt in your rules, so that wasnt the revision you started ;)16:44
asaclet me double check16:44
bfiller_asac: let me double check too, might have been 176, looking now..16:45
nxvlasac: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5887116:45
nxvlthat's the original changelog16:45
nxvlas you can see it has a UNRELEASED version before that, and the only possibility is revision 17716:46
asacbfiller_: no it must have been much earlier i think16:46
asacbfiller_: maybe you started with something ... then when we released 3.0.1 you copied the rules the same way as done now16:46
asacso we need to find the revision where you based the rules on16:46
nxvlmmm16:47
bfiller_asac: would it be easier for me to provide exactly what needs to be added? it's only a few lines to the rules16:47
nxvlthat might be16:47
nxvlbfiller_: that would help, yes16:47
bfiller_nxvl: doing that now16:47
asacbfiller_: maybe we should do that16:47
asace.g. start with a fresh 3.0.3 branch16:48
asacthen open new changelog for your security update16:48
asacadd the changes to rules16:48
asacand then lets do thorough QA16:48
asacto check that nothing regressed16:48
asacanyway ... have to run to run some urgent errands ;) ... will be back in a while (2-3h)16:49
bfiller_nxvl: here is the diff (against rev 182) of changes to the rules file that I made: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/58878/17:05
bfiller_nxvl: where is our branch on LP?17:05
nxvlbfiller_: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~oem-solutions-group/firefox/firefox-3.0.hardy17:06
nxvlbfiller_: are you taking care of this?17:06
bfiller_nxvl: no, just trying to understand it17:07
nxvlok17:08
nxvli will to it right now then17:08
bfiller_nxvl: should we speak on the phone? I want to understand exactly what we're doing, I'm a bit confused still :)17:12
nxvli'm aplying you patch to asac'c branch17:13
nxvlyour*17:13
nxvlbut if you want a call i've no problem17:14
nxvljust give me one second that i'm pushing the branch17:14
asacnxvl: ok. looks good. one thing isnt accurate though18:47
asacyou have a orig.tar.gz. that isnt identical to the one we ship18:47
nxvlyes18:48
asacthis should be reflected in the "upstream" version18:48
nxvlright18:48
nxvlor is there anyway to add the branding without touching the orig.gz?18:48
asaci would suggest: 3.0.3+build1+nobinonly+nb-0ubuntu0.8.04.1 :)18:49
nxvlbecause i can't use a patch, since it was some icons on it18:49
asacnxvl: no its fine to use the changed orig18:49
asacits just that this means that the upstream version part needs to be changed and not the packaging part18:49
nxvli was thinking in 3.0.3+build1netbook1+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.8.04.118:50
asacso in general. if i take a package 1.0-0ubuntu1 and want to add something to the orig i would say 1.0+feature-0ubuntu118:50
nxvlok, will do that way18:50
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ftaanother branding? gasp, we need a more generic way to ship them18:52
nxvlfta: yes, it's for netbook18:52
asacnxvl: also try to use debcommit18:53
asacinstead of bzr commit -m  ...18:53
ftawhy is that needed? ins't plain ff or abrowser usable ? or even fennec18:53
asacit will use your changelog entry18:54
nxvloh18:54
nxvlwill try18:54
asacfta: thats hardy18:54
asac;)18:54
asacnxvl: and try to keep the same changelog style - to get extra credit ;)18:54
nxvlbfiller: ^^18:54
nxvl:P18:54
asacbut fine. now that we have this in a branch, future updates should be a breath18:55
nxvli hope18:55
nxvl\o/18:55
asacnxvl: good.18:56
asacnxvl: may i suggest that you subscribe to the firefox hardy and xulrunner branches we have18:56
asacat least that will give you some automatic prewarning when the next update round is coming18:56
nxvlright, xulrunner branch18:56
ftaasac, i have fennec 1.0~a1 in my ppa. looks nice now18:57
bfillerasac, nxvl : just make sure netbook is in the package name, or else the rules file will need to be modified18:57
asacfta: thats good crack for sure18:57
asacbfiller: yeah. whatever. my point was just that the upstream version part needs to be changed and not the package revision part ;)18:57
bfillerasac: understood18:58
asacbfiller: but good to reemphasize18:58
asacbut hopefully that would show up when doing the relesae QA ;)18:58
bfillerasac: for sure :)18:58
asacfta: how to best run it?19:00
asacfta: have you tried xephyr?19:01
ftano need19:01
ftajust run it as usual19:01
asack19:01
sebnernxvl: ping, forgot my work for you? ^^19:05
nxvlsebner: what work?19:06
bdmurrayJazzva: Have you seen bug 279466?19:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 279466 in foxyproxy "Error writing settings file: file:///usr/lib/firefox-3.0.3/foxyproxy.xml" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27946619:06
sebnernxvl: I need a little bit of motu-security magic :)19:07
nxvlsebner: hows that?19:07
Jazzvabdmurray, I think I missed it... I'll look at it19:07
bdmurrayJazzva: great, thanks19:08
sebnernxvl: mind taking a look at bug #278978 , see last comment :)19:08
ubottuLaunchpad bug 278978 in ssmtp "[CVE-2008-3962] allow remote attackers to obtain sensitive information" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27897819:08
Jazzvabdmurray, np. I'll check foxyproxy.js tonight19:09
asacfta: how to zoom?19:10
asacis there a gesture or something?19:10
asaccant find a button and ctrl+ doesnt work19:10
ftamouse wheel19:11
asacfta: :)19:11
asaci have no mouse wheel ;)19:11
ftai don't know19:12
asacfta: hmm. zooms text only by default?19:12
ftano, everything19:12
asacstrange the default config for browser.zoom.full is false19:12
Jazzvabdmurray, maybe we could rewrite that part to look for and use configuration file in user's profile dir, instead of /usr/lib/firefox-3.0.319:13
Jazzvaand to check if foxyproxy.xml exists, if it doesn't then we need to copy the default one from /usr/lib/firefox-3.0.319:13
Jazzva(or from wherever the default one is)19:13
Jazzvathat shouldn't be too hard19:14
bdmurraySomething along those lines seemed best to me19:14
asacJazzva: the right solution would be to check whether you can write19:14
asacotherwise use "ProfD"/foxyproxy.xml19:14
Jazzvaasac, well, if it looks in /usr/lib/firefox-3.0.3, you shouldn't be able to write there your own settings19:15
Jazzvaasac, "ProfD"?19:15
JazzvaProfile dir...19:15
asacJazzva: yes. thats the directory service key to use in ffox to get the profile directory location19:15
Jazzvaah :)...19:15
Jazzvathanks19:15
asacJazzva: does foxyproxy ship a default foxyproxy.xml?19:16
JazzvaI think it has a default one... at least it should... let me check19:16
nxvlsebner: for intrepid we treat them as normal updates19:17
nxvlsebner: don't need the whole "security update" and stuff19:17
sebnernxvl: for both?19:17
nxvlsebner: but let me confirm the CVE19:17
sebnernxvl: ah, k. THANK YOU :)19:18
Jazzvaasac, there is no default file, so it probably creates it somewhere on init.19:24
nxvlsebner: let's move to ubuntu-darned19:25
nxvlhardened*19:25
JazzvaI'll look where... dinnertime now19:25
ftaasac, you can double click to zoom in20:02
asacfta: fta cool20:05
asacfta: thats 100% then?20:05
asachmm20:06
ftadepend, it seems to zoom based on the content20:06
asacappers to be 15020:06
asachow?20:06
asaci thought they would make a document 100%20:06
asacwhile be default its scaled to best fit20:06
ftamozilla Bug 44944320:18
ubottuMozilla bug 449443 in Storage "Upgrade to SQLite 3.6.4" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=44944320:18
ftaasac, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=95007620:29
asacfta: hmm. so its back? in another form?20:52
ftai don't see that, but apparently several users are20:53
ftado21:05
ftadamn, p-a is still sucking all the cpu21:06
asacactually after resume my sound doesnt work at all here21:08
asacok alsa mixer doesnt have much options so that cant be it21:09
ftahow come i still have hundreds of updates today ?21:09
asacyesterday das freeze21:10
asacso thats probably it21:10
asacalso universe is still open mo21:10
asacmore or less21:10
ftahttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=94968021:20
ftaasac, dquilt needs a better heuristic.. for ex, for fennec and prism, i don't use embedded tarball, but i still need to run pre-build before the patches to unpack the xulapp build-system. not sure how to detect that.21:53
Starks__yo. why do firefox tabs lose their antialiasing while they are being moved?22:26
crimsunasac: grab http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh and run it using bash22:40
crimsunfta: how are you (ab)using PA now?  :-)22:40
ftacrimsun, the one from intrepid, both pa and libasound. it's bad22:42
crimsunfta: standard configurations, corrct?  what are your use cases?22:43
crimsuncorrect*22:43
ftai think it's all standard now. use case is always the same, I have firefox-3.1/flash10/rhythmbox always on (rhythmbox crashes very often in gstreamer), teatime applet (no sound), mplayer from time to time (issues when paused for a while), sometimes openarena (good to choppy), sometimes totem (issues when paused and rhythmbox unpaused), etc...22:48
ftaoh, and greader inside prism (so xul 1.9 and flash10)22:49
crimsuninteresting.  I'm guessing with the case of openarena, you don't have libsdl1.2debian-pulse installed?22:50
crimsun(and thus everything's getting routed through the alsa-lib pulse plugin)22:50
ftai just have libsdl1.2debian and libsdl1.2debian-alsa22:51
crimsunright, that should have been fixed to use -pulse, but it's not such a big deal now22:52
ftashould i install libsdl1.2debian-pulse ?22:54
crimsunfta: it may help with SDL-based apps, but I don't think it will address the seemingly nefarious PA issues you have22:56
ftamplayer with ao=pulse is totally unusable, i'm back to ao=alsa22:57
crimsunI wonder why in the world I can't reproduce your symptoms with (un)pausing23:08
ftaas i said earlier, it happens if i pause an app for too long, as if pa made the stream/socket timeout but the app is not aware of it, so once unpaused, it continues to push to the socket until it's full then blocks on IO, so it freezes or crashes or ends up with no sound23:11
ftathat's my best guess23:11
ftabut no clear idea of how to define "too long". sometimes it's the full night, sometimes when i get a phone call, sometimes when i go take a coffee, or after lunch, but it's not systematic.23:13
* fta wiping 500G of bzr/build-area..23:15
ftaJazzva, do you still have sound in teatime ? i don't23:16
Jazzvafta, I don't know... I haven't used it.23:18
Jazzvabut, it should work...23:18
Jazzvalet me see the changelog in debian23:18
crimsunhmm.23:19
crimsunI wonder if it's simply releasing and resetting the stream/context improperly23:19
ftaJazzva, could you please try ? a fake tea :)23:19
crimsunthat's related to the timeout and suspend; I'll look at that tonight23:20
Jazzvathat's interesting23:20
Jazzvahttp://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/main/t/teatime/teatime_2.8.0-4/changelog23:20
Jazzvaheh23:20
Jazzvacrimsun, it might be. I haven't really worked with sound before that, so I don't know if the fix I applied is a good one.23:20
ftacrimsun, i don't suspend, it's not a laptop, my box is always on23:21
crimsunJazzva: which fix?  (I'm referring to PulseAudio, BTW)23:21
Jazzvacrimsun, debian bug 49386823:21
ubottuDebian bug 493868 in teatime "Patch 91_gst_enable_playing.patch doesn't get applied" [Unknown,Closed] http://bugs.debian.org/49386823:21
crimsunfta: not suspend-to-*/resume.  I'm referring to PA's suspend-on-idle23:21
fta.. and if there were no kernel or X upgrades, i will never restart anything23:22
ftacrimsun, oh, ok :)23:22
Jazzvacrimsun, look at the last part of the diff @@ -622,25 +627,25 @@23:22
Jazzvacrimsun, hmm. I was sure I did something else beside commenting things out.23:23
Jazzvathere's also a change at the beginning which sets state to GST_STATE_NULL23:24
crimsunwell, the comments are trivially correct23:25
crimsunand yes, that's fine, too23:25
crimsunfta's symptoms really seem like the suspend-on-idle issue that I debugging the week of hardy's release23:25
ftaand now, we are "the week of intrepid's release" :P23:27
fta*sigh*23:28
Jazzvaheh...23:28
Jazzvaanyway, I'm off. I'll be back tomorrow evening. (and hopefully fix foxyproxy issue)23:29
Jazzvasee you.23:29
ftaJazzva, cu23:29
crimsunaha, yep23:57
crimsuninstrumenting PA shows that suspending and releasing is causing hw: to be grabbed nondeterministically23:58
crimsun...which is the precisely the same issue that I saw and worked around in my pulseaudio branch for hardy-updates23:58
crimsuntoo bad no one cared ;-)23:58

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