[00:29] heh [00:29] did you look what is broken? [00:29] file a bug maybe? [00:32] i did, there's a raw ^A and it must be escaped [00:34] why do we depend on psmisc? [00:40] asac, fennec pushed [00:43] asac, so, ff3.2? any progress? [00:48] fta: yes. i think i found it ... i hope in 20 minutes [00:48] i know if its the prob [00:48] given that xterm seems to be boosty for my build i hope it will happen in that time [00:49] at least the fix seems to be used [00:49] now we have to wait for final link [00:51] too bad ... one more start ;) [00:52] * asac shouldnt work in a hacked tree ;) [00:52] xmas tree! [00:53] argh [00:53] i hate me [00:53] i just cluttered my build tree [00:53] is there a hg clean-tree? [00:53] anyway ... restarting build was wrong ;) [00:53] i looked in wrong tree ... time wasted [00:57] lets hope the build hurries ;) [01:00] fta: fennec to universe ;)? [01:00] good [01:01] https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/+queue [01:04] fta: is there a copyright file in top level? [01:04] ;) [01:04] just to be sure [01:04] or LICENSE or whatever [01:06] no, everything is in debian/copyright [01:06] it's tri-licensed, as usual [01:06] we need it in top level dir of orig [01:07] we had 3 rejections because of that [01:07] in the last two weeks [01:07] we? [01:07] mozillateam (extensions) doesnt fennec include that [01:07] ? [01:07] no [01:08] fta: where is the fennec hg? [01:09] asac, http://hg.mozilla.org/mobile-browser/ [01:13] yeah most likely will be rejected then ... at least if riddell sees it ;) [01:13] filed mozilla bu g471474 [01:13] filed mozilla bug 471474 [01:13] Mozilla bug 471474 in General "fennec/mobile-browser hg tree lacks LICENSE file in top-level directory" [Normal,New] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=471474 [01:14] darn this build takes ages still [01:14] hurry, hurry [01:14] it will not be toplevel anyway, xulapp adds a level as the build system is top level [01:15] fta: well ... thats not so important [01:15] build ssytem should ship a LICENSE_buildsystem file too though [01:16] which says which license the build system parts have and then explicitly refers to the directory that is built [01:16] for more LICENSE information [01:16] all files have their license in the header [01:16] yes... but thats uncertainty [01:16] ;) [01:16] and images for instance usually dont have a license either [01:16] so they are covered by the general TREE license [01:17] fta: i am not the one who wants to be hard about it :) ... archive-admins dont like the idea to wade through a zillion of source files to check whether they are all free ;) [01:20] well, at least lintian should complain or something [01:21] we'll see. if upstream doesn't provide one, why should it be my fault? [01:22] have you checked lintian output on the source package? [01:24] fta: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=354765 [01:24] fta: your fault would be that you uploaded a tarball without license ;) ... instead we should have asked upstream to include it first, and then upload :) [01:24] though the faultis quite marginal ;) [01:25] my fault is that i didnt care before ;) [01:25] but maybe its just riddell ... in the end upstream will include it i am sure ;) [01:25] so as long as we dont loose the ball on that we could let it into the archive imo [01:25] but thats not my decision ;) [01:25] a bit of a lottery. [01:26] riddel will say no ... pitti ... not sure. maybe yes. seb ... probably yes (but not sure either) [01:26] doko probably doesnt look at universe packages ;) [01:26] the others in archive-admin are probably not really active atm [01:27] ah hobbsee ... but she only does kde stuff i think [01:28] fta: will you integrate the patch in to tree? or shall i? [01:28] if you could do that i would be happy ;) [01:29] http://paste.ubuntu.com/95533/ [01:30] asac, integrate which patch? [01:30] fta: the patch i posted to the trunk build bug [01:30] fta: try lintian on the .dsc [01:31] hmm [01:31] well probably doesnt make a difference [01:31] asac, trust me, i did: http://paste.ubuntu.com/95534/ [01:31] yeah ... so if we get another reject due to this, we should file a lintian bug [01:31] yeah [01:31] fta: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=354765 [01:31] please confirm that the build works so i can request review [01:35] trying [01:35] as for fennec, i packaged it Fri, 20 Jun 2008 15:18:07 +0200 and no one complained [01:36] wasnt in the archive [01:36] ;) [01:38] is that patch complete ?? [01:38] yes should be [01:38] what is missing? [01:38] looks like it addresses zlib, but not the other libs [01:38] for me the build succeeded [01:38] where do you see zlib? [01:38] its not even mentioned in the patch ... is it? [01:39] it fixes https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=471359#c1 [01:39] Mozilla bug 471359 in Build Config "trunk build broken with "libxul.so: hidden symbol `deflate' isn't defined"" [Normal,Assigned] [01:39] patching file js/src/config/Makefile.in [01:39] patching file js/src/configure.in [01:39] patching file modules/zlib/standalone/Makefile.in [01:39] Reversed (or previously applied) patch detected! Assume -R? [n] [01:40] fta: heh [01:40] yeah i accidentially included our system zlib patch ;) [01:41] now i am a bit buff [01:41] not sure what to do [01:41] i think that patch also belongs there [01:42] who did the zlib one? [01:43] you did it, it's your call then [01:43] bzXXX, bad asac [01:44] building.. [01:45] yes [01:45] i reattached without it [01:45] its a different built failure [01:45] can you drop it and then see that firefox build fails? ;) [01:45] nevermind [01:46] or if you want you can do that ;) ... would be good to verify whether thats still an issue at all (though i think it is) [01:58] crimsun, donno if it's p-a but now, mplayer is jerky, it plays fine for a while, then slows down & speeds up a few times, then pauses, it's unwatchable [02:11] fta: ok, will investigate. is mplayer using -ao alsa or -ao pulse? [02:11] ao=alsa [02:12] pulse is/was even worse [02:13] crimsun, http://paste.ubuntu.com/95564/ [02:14] crimsun, sometimes, i have to set af=volume=20.1:0 to hear something, especially those .mkv files [02:15] fta: interesting, thanks [02:16] crimsun, it's even more than sometimes, i should have said often, i even have a button in my panel to toggle that pref [02:16] perl -i -pe 'if (m,(.*?)(af=volume.*),) { if ($1) { s,^$1,, } else { s,^,#, }}' $HOME/.mplayer/config :) [02:16] hmm, i wonder if it has to do with the mixing [02:17] i know i spotted an error in the downmixing of channels yesterday; i'll try and generate a new ppa build tonight/tomorrow [02:17] i have a 5.1 system that i never got to work, i'm using it as a 2.1 :(( [02:19] crimsun, ^^ + http://paste.ubuntu.com/95568/ [02:20] ah, you'd have to modify /etc/pulse/default.pa use load-module module-alsa-sink device=surround51 [02:20] that generally means losing hal hotplugging for audio devices, tho' :/ [02:21] although i do have some hacks from hardy that i could forwardport, but i'd rather just fix module-alsa-* to not race on device release [02:22] it's a desktop, the only things i hotplug are usb keys/drives or my gps, i don't mind loosing hotplugging for audio devices [02:48] fta: yes, but others likely will =) [02:52] sure [02:52] true ... the mob is never happy ;) [02:52] they always want "advanced" features ;) ... like hotplugging etc. :: insane :-P === asac_ is now known as asac [11:44] fta: i was told you should be asked for thunderbird/icedove 3.0 packages? :) [11:46] white: yeah ... so basically what you want is to start with bzr branch lp:~mozillateam/thunderbird/thunderbird-3.0.head [11:46] and make a icedove branch out of it ... e.g. by renaming the package et al [11:47] next it comes to branding ... there are two options: a) make a "update-orig" rule in debian/rules that replaces tbird with icedove branding [11:47] or convince fta to include the hook to produce proper icedove orig.tar.gz in mozilla-devscripts [11:47] though i thihnk most logic should nowadays go to the packaging and not -devscripts [11:52] asac: ok thanks, i'll start looking at it [11:55] asac: is there a plan to let icedove and icedove-3.0 coexist? I am just wondering, because of the new binary package names [11:56] white: yes that should work. [11:57] its even a different source package name [11:57] ok, i am just a bit surprised [12:00] white: in ubuntu we ship preview stuff in parallel [12:00] with stable stuff [12:00] ah ok, do you intend to do the same for icdeove in debian? [12:01] not sure .... but i am sure that its ok to use the same versioning scheme ... and do a transition if we dont do that [12:04] white: are you planning to do a production release based on 3? [12:05] asac: it would be nice to have it in experimental and then just rebuild it to get a backport, e.g. for lenny [12:06] so possibly productive on lenny, yes [12:07] fta: ping [12:07] ff3.1 and 3.2 are segfaulting! [12:07] and only 3.0 is starting [12:08] blame asac [12:08] ehhhe [12:08] * BUGabundo_work blames asac of FF segfault! :p [12:08] BUGabundo_work: how do the segfault? [12:08] armin76: done [12:08] $ firefox-3.1 [12:09] results in a single line: "Segmentation Fault" [12:09] fta: we need -dbg packages everywhere again ;) [12:09] didnt you do that yet? [12:09] ahh but a NEW ff3.0 windows opens up [12:10] sounds like jemalloc [12:10] so it seems fta referted his change [12:10] that made my FF3,1 not allow 3.0 to open [12:10] and now 3.1 segfaults and opens 3,0 [12:10] * BUGabundo_work reads apt logs [12:11] I only see an update of 3.1 to 3.2 and xulrunner 1.9.2 [12:11] I don't have debug symbols to install to provide more data! :( [12:14] its a miserable situation with the -dbgsym things [12:16] yeah [12:16] aint there even a version on archive? [12:16] for jaunty version? [12:17] BUGabundo_work: yes try the jaunty thing for 3.1 [12:18] but I have 3.1 from ppa [12:19] its a higher verstion [12:19] should I downgrade to archive? [12:19] i would think so yes [12:19] * BUGabundo_work opens synaptic [12:20] going to beta 2 and then instaling debug symbols [12:23] asac: firefox-3.1-dbgsym: [12:23] Depends: firefox-3.1 (=3.1~b2+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu1) but 3.1~b3~hg20081227r22500+nobinonly-0ubuntu1~fta1 is to be installed [12:27] --force-depends [12:27] hmm ... try if downgrading makese the segfault go away [12:42] so it seems fta referted his change <= no, i didn't, yet [12:44] fta: we need -dbg packages everywhere again ;) <= we have them for 3.1 and 3.2 [12:44] BUGabundo: ^^ [12:44] ;) [12:44] fta: thx [12:45] fta: tbird 3 too? [12:45] hm, yes [12:45] no [12:46] @time new_york [12:46] Current time in America/New_York: December 30 2008, 07:47:46 - Next meeting: Server Team in 3 hours 12 minutes [12:50] no segfault here with 3.2 [13:12] fta: so i assume the patch was ok? [13:13] ok found comment on bug thanks [13:16] if i only knew what exactly is going on with the menu thing [13:17] is there a hg clean-tree? [13:17] help [13:18] you have a revert but it's not what you want [13:19] make clean is probably what you need :) [13:20] yeah ... let me try that [13:20] i thin make -f client.mk clean also removes .mozconfig [13:20] better backup that somewhere [13:26] so now, all 3 firefox versions open a new window from the current one disregarding the version instead of starting from scratch. [13:26] bad [13:27] they ignore the profile [13:28] fta: back from lunch [13:28] well FF3.1 and 3.2 aree seg faulting when FF3.0 is open. haven't tested with it closed [13:29] can't install debug symbols for 3.1 with the error above [13:29] Depends: firefox-3.1 (=3.1~b2+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu1) but 3.1~b3~hg20081227r22500+nobinonly-0ubuntu1~fta1 is to be installed [13:29] the segfault appears *after* the new window is open so it doesn't matter. the issue is that it's the same version. [13:30] firefox-3.1-dbg ? [13:30] not -dbgsym [13:30] opening 3.2 with all FF closes opens it OK [13:30] yep [13:30] nsHeaderInfo: registerSelf called! [13:31] ~$ firefox-3.1 bash: firefox-3.1: command not found [13:31] LOLOL [13:31] ? [13:34] please pastebin: sh -x /usr/bin/firefox-3.1 [13:35] sh: Can't open /usr/bin/firefox-3.1 [13:36] BUGabundo, then you no longer have the firefox-3.1 package installed [13:36] humm [13:36] yes! [13:36] I think it removed when I tried to install debug symbols [13:36] and it failed to downgrade [13:36] instaling again [13:39] fta: http://paste.ubuntu.com/95955/ [13:39] $ firefox-3.1 Segmentation fault [13:41] ok, but i guess your back trace is no more helpful then mine: http://paste.ubuntu.com/95956/ [13:41] than [13:41] BUGabundo: you have some extension that provides chrome://dragdropupload/... [13:42] Welcome to jslib version 0.1.90 [13:42] how do youz get that? [13:42] http://jslib.mozdev.org/ [13:43] yeah probably included by extension then [13:43] dump that [13:43] or disable it BUGabundo ^^ [13:43] i'd say it's looking for misery [13:43] humm [13:43] didn't even knew I had it ! [13:43] * BUGabundo_work looks at it [13:44] actually i dont see a segfaultin the paste [13:44] asac: I can't find that addon!!! [13:44] BUGabundo_work: disable all ;) [13:44] asac, do you know which part of the code is handling the new window thing ? i guess there's a bug in there as it ignores the profile [13:44] asac: the pastebin is of the script fta asked [13:44] fta: XRemote stuff [13:44] WITH all FF closed! [13:45] fta: there is client and server side [13:45] segfault is of 3,1 after I had 3,0 opened [13:45] asac: If I wanted a NO ADDON browser I would go with chrome [13:45] fta: /nsGTKRemoteService.cpp [13:46] and widget/src/xremoteclient [13:46] XRemoteClient::SendCommand [13:47] fta: my guess would be that it somehow takes only the string part up to / to build the X property [13:47] which identifies the running instance [13:47] guys, ping me if you need anything more! brb [13:48] BUGabundo_work: answer what i asked for [13:48] why dont you disable all addons? [13:48] asac, but the thing is i start with exec /usr/lib/firefox-3.1b3pre/firefox-3.1 [13:48] its important to figure stuff out [13:48] thanks [13:48] asac: for 3.1? [13:48] fta: what difference does it make [13:49] ok' ill do it! [13:49] * BUGabundo_work mumbes something [13:49] BUGabundo_work: whereever it crashes dude [13:49] ;) [13:49] identifying the root cause is the right way to debug stuff [13:49] oh, i thought you talked about $0 [13:49] and if an extension is the root cause we need to know which [13:49] i need to run, see you in a few hours [13:49] fta: no i am talking about the code that finds the window [13:49] ;) [13:50] and sends a X command to "openwindow" to it [13:50] ;) [13:50] i see that now. maybe there's already a bug for that [13:50] unlikely [13:51] people probably dont try to use that mechanism that much as we do ;) [13:52] BUGabundo_work: so ;) [13:52] did it help yet? [13:55] damn, it's raining and it's -1°C, i'm looking for troubles too [13:56] havenmt tried! [13:56] lots of work to do [13:56] last day of work before laid off! [13:56] teaching new admin [13:56] sure [14:25] fta: so how does the application.ini for 3.1 and 3.2 (in your ppa) now look like? === Sergeant_Pony is now known as KB1OHY_Rich [17:05] guys, have a nice happy new year! [18:00] asac, just a Profile field in [App]: http://paste.ubuntu.com/96138/ [18:38] fta: profile is new in 3.1? [18:39] (i mean code wise) [18:39] not sure [18:40] most likely ... even if not we have no profile set [18:40] so its a bug in code [18:41] by default, there's no Profile field, even in trunk [18:44] yes [18:44] fta: how did you get the idea to do that? [18:45] songbird [18:45] e.g. adding Profile=.. [18:45] ok [18:45] http://paste.ubuntu.com/96167/ [18:45] fta: fta+bugzilla@sofaraway.org? [18:46] yes [18:55] fta: so profile is the "profile" name which is != THE appData->profile thing ;) [18:55] e.g. cannot be used for this [18:56] either we have to add a new property to the window (e.g. profilePath ... or something) or we cannot use it [19:00] i think we should do that for trunk anway [19:00] will prepare a patch [19:05] but now have to pick up gf [23:25] [reed]: so tbird was relesaed today ... thats definitly new milestone in crazyness ;) [23:25] i mean: everybody thought this will go out next week when we went to holiday [23:26] then while on holidays for no real reason the release gets fast-pathed and pushed the day before public-holiday (e.g. same as friday release) [23:27] awesome. that means at least half the mozilla-thunderbird bugs go poof! [23:27] huh? [23:27] ;) [23:27] ah you mean firefworks ;) [23:28] probably nobody will complain if email is broken new year ;) [23:32] =) [23:48] poor asac ;)