[00:20] \o/ debian VM is working again [00:22] there's no little joys in life, everything counts [00:24] haha [00:24] yeah [00:24] probably the right attitude ;) [00:24] well. i already had typed: rm -f $VBOXIMAGE [00:24] but then decided to try one more time and won ;) [00:30] ok done ;) [00:30] enough debian for today [00:41] asac, bzXXX_elminate_depreated_gtk_type_macros, strange wording [00:43] fta: hehe [00:43] fta: just saw that too ;) [00:44] fixing [00:44] did you buy the new macbook ? ;) [00:44] http://www.engadget.com/2008/10/20/apples-new-macbook-is-mm-mm-goo/ [00:45] done [00:45] look for the B key [00:45] whats going on ;) [00:45] i would understand wrong placement [00:46] but forget one key? [00:46] i mean the complete keyboard layout must be different than planned ;) [00:46] not layout, but geometrical strucutre ;) [00:46] there's two M's [00:46] oh [00:46] :P [00:46] hehe [00:46] I did that too [00:46] good to know ;) [00:48] asac, still a typo [00:49] depreated [00:51] done again ;) [00:51] i'm sure you did it just to boost your karma ;) [00:52] fta: without a LP:#XXXX? unlikely that i get any karma for that [00:52] you will, each commit counts [00:52] fta: havent seen that ;) [00:53] except in +junk branches [00:53] fta: attaching to bugs gives a bunch [00:53] everything else is neglectable isnt it? [00:53] fta: well. my karma currently increases by real work: bug mutt work [00:54] http://paste.ubuntu.com/61276/ [00:55] fta: yeah. really. record the individual components please ;) [00:55] that would be sooo cool [00:55] yeah, next time i think about it [00:55] hehe [01:10] <[reed]> asac: file bugs upstream! [01:35] [reed]: you might believe it or not, but I already had bug form open for that [01:41] [reed]: done ;) [01:41] fta: renamed one more time ;) [01:53] http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18782552/ExtensionSummary.txt [02:15] fta: http://people.ubuntu.com/~asac/tmp/1.9.1.corrupt.png [09:35] asac, gfx.color_management.mode = 0 ? [10:07] fta: yeah ;) [10:07] i remember [10:08] let me check [10:08] fta: i had 1 [10:08] default (2) fixes it ... thanks ;) === asac__ is now known as asac [11:42] ill be back i need to get something done that i have been puting off for 3 weeks. [11:48] asac: fta can we add support for current sunbird devel 1.0 so once 0.9 is done i can keep on top of 1.0 as well? [11:59] gnomefreak: lets get 0.9 going. then we can focus on tracking trunk imo ;) [11:59] works for me, [13:21] rzr: connection issues? [13:23] it seems yes [13:23] i am at work [13:23] let me quit irc then [13:24] see you later [13:30] no need to leave i was just asking :( [13:31] anyone know spanish? [13:32] bug 288267 needs translation [13:32] Error: Launchpad bug 288267 could not be found [13:32] bug 288067 [13:32] Launchpad bug 288067 in firefox-3.0 "ffdemux_wsaud" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/288067 [13:45] gnomefreak: we never ever want to translate bugs. [13:45] its just not scalable to need a translator for bugs -> invalid [13:45] its 99% sure that you wont be able to have a more or less decent conversation with anyone posting in their native language [13:46] dropping a hint that if he translate stuff on his own he can open might be grateful though ;) [13:46] asac: i asked him to translate it if not done in a day or 2 ill invalid [13:48] gnomefreak: just go ahead and invalidate [13:48] gnomefreak: he should reopen [13:48] gnomefreak: bug triagers remembering to wait for translations doesnt scale [13:48] you are more likely to forget [13:48] true [13:48] meaning you could handle more bugs when not needing to remember stuff [13:50] thats invalid now [13:50] * gnomefreak cant find what im looking for :( [14:07] asac: I reported bug for including Latvian FF3 translation into Intrepid Ibex as you told me, subscribed you and Arne [14:09] thanks [14:09] please tell me Arne isnt the dev from the script automatix [14:24] asac: bug 284250 i changed from ff to n-m (for lack of better package) [14:24] Launchpad bug 284250 in network-manager "intrepid: network proxy ignore host list ignored for wildcard" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/284250 [14:25] ok meeting over ;) [14:28] did we hit firefox-2 EOL yet? [14:33] gnomefreak: no ... december is last release [14:36] yeah i saw [14:42] hi, i have a question about Ubuntu firefox packaging [14:42] flacoste: welcome [14:42] ;) [14:42] flacoste: what is the issue? [14:43] is there a way to have a 'vanilla' profile? [14:43] flacoste: what is a "vanilla" profile? [14:43] i mean without the extensions in [14:44] flacoste: which extension? [14:44] my problem is with Winmill [14:44] windmill [14:44] it's a web functional test framework [14:44] http://getwindmill.com [14:44] flacoste: oh ... just to test? [14:44] and it creates a new profile and starts firefox with it [14:44] but if you have the adblocker package installed [14:44] flacoste: you can either disable it in tools -> addons or start firefox with -safe-mode parameter [14:44] it somehow gets it [14:45] what does -safe-mode do exactly? [14:45] flacoste: ok so adblocker is the problem? [14:45] well, adblocker, but other tools might also [14:45] flacoste: -safe-mode disables all extensions [14:45] flacoste: go to tools -> addons and disable them individually ... doesnt that help? [14:45] flacoste: or do you want a separate profile? [14:45] it's all done automatically [14:46] so -safe-mode migth work [14:46] i'll report back if that doesn't do the trick [14:46] thanks [14:47] ok thanks [14:51] asac: one more question [14:53] windmill has a --firebug options which will install firefox in the new profile, i guess -safe-mode won't pick it right? [14:54] it copies it to the profile extensions directory [14:54] so the behaviour i'd like is that only extensions in the profile directory are available [14:54] (not the ones in /usr/lib/firefox/extensions [15:10] flacoste: well. that doesnt really work [15:10] flacoste: global extensions are installed globally, meaning everywhere. there isnt really a mechanism to change that i think [15:11] flacoste: what doesnt work? [15:11] well, extensions screws up the tool :-/ [15:11] adblocker in particular [15:11] flacoste: i mean when it creates a new profile for you and starts firefox with that you could just disable the extensions there [15:11] no [15:11] that's automatic [15:11] and all should be fine [15:12] windmill creates a temporary profile for the test run [15:12] and you want to be able to run that automatically and continuously [15:12] so disabling extensions manually on every run is not an option [15:12] we should either leave a default vanilla firefox profile that windmill could use [15:12] flacoste: there would be a hacky solution ;) [15:13] flacoste: windmill could create fake extensions for all global extensions in the user profile with a max/min version in install.rdf that is incompatible [15:13] e.g. maxVersion=0.0 minVersion=1.1 [15:14] if windmill creates those, the "testprofile" should have all global extensions disabled [15:14] and windmill could still install firebug there [15:37] that's really hard to do [15:37] it means rewriting .rdf files for all extensions installed in ubuntu [15:37] that kind of sucks [15:58] asac: are you hacking today? [16:00] * gnomefreak thought of a solution for sunbird (just copy the lightning lines in rules and change lightning-* to calendar-* [16:00] )* [16:05] flacoste: well. its not that difficult, but yes its work [16:12] asac, for some reason bzr still kept timeouting. Now I branched directly from ~ubuntu-core-dev's branch and applied the changes, which are being pushed. Let's hope it will work this time :/ [16:14] *sigh* [16:14] Jazzva: ever asked on #launchpad? [16:14] well ... not needed if its fixed now ;) [16:14] no, not really. I'll wait another 20-30 minutes to see if there is some progress. [16:14] fixed? [16:14] ah... [16:14] I'll see if it is :) [17:24] fta: hmm ... there are complains that amd64 flash is broken for some [17:24] fta: can you reproduce that? e.g. just grey area on youtube? [17:44] asac, i mostly use 32bit [17:44] Jazzva: ^^ ? [17:45] no grey, except in greader from time to time [17:45] (in prism /w xul 1.9) [17:49] that sucks [17:49] when did that regress [17:49] for me it works still though [18:07] asac: the hack doesn't work, the profile still gets the extensions from the global place [19:12] asac, I use 32bit too, so I can't test it... [19:14] asac, it seems that bzr finished successfully this time. No error on page, but no revisions too. I'll see if it shows up. Would a complete diff help, in case I don't manage to push tonight? [19:15] asac, as browser, i use exclusively 3.1 so i don't know. [19:20] asac, bug 287270, I attached the diff [19:20] Launchpad bug 287270 in app-install-data-ubuntu "Please update a list of XUL extensions in app-install-data-ubuntu" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/287270 [20:30] Hi all! :) [20:31] Hi asac, sorry for my absence in the last weeks, I have started a new job and I'm really very busy at the moment... [20:32] I hope that the scripts I have done for the large scale maintenance of the extensions can be useful for you [20:42] Hi [20:43] dunno why I'm still asking but, nobody's coming to mozcamp this weekend, or? [21:04] asac, mvo said he will try to add changes to .desktop files tomorrow and to get an approval from the release admins. [21:17] Jazzva, in your debdiff, please add LP: #id [21:17] gah... right :) [21:17] thanks, fta