[02:43] * gnomefreak i. worried that Thunderbird isnt ficed yet :( === fabrice_sp_ is now known as fabrice_sp [09:29] fta: did you check my great aggressive fontconfig package? [09:29] (on top to removing the obsolete things) [12:42] whast is latest daily for tbird-3? [12:54] gnomefreak: still the 9th deb i guess [12:54] we didnt fix it yet [12:54] 13th [12:54] im guessing it was removed from daily builds [12:55] * gnomefreak needs to fix sm2 when i get a chance this week [14:20] asac: what tag is this? Tags added: gbj-oklahoma-0902 [14:24] gnomefreak: hmm [14:25] gnomefreak: maybe tag from loco that participated in this bug jam? [14:25] its the same person [14:25] gnomefreak: keep it [14:25] i am [14:25] i think locos use that to general statistics [14:25] on how well they performed [14:26] yea global-bug-jam oklahoma loco feb 09 [14:27] hmm i have /usr/local/lib/python3.0/ [14:27] probably generated proactively [14:27] didnt know that python3 is in the archive [14:32] ah ok loco would explain that [18:01] Hi! I am trying make a package of firefox with pgo optimizations but I don't know where I should put a "mk_add_options" option [18:02] If I am not mistaken, firefox package of Ubuntu does not use mozconfig file, right? [18:03] surfaz: in .mozconfig [18:03] surfaz: ah in ubuntu [18:04] surfaz: what option do you want to add? [18:04] look in debian/rules [18:04] there are a bunch of EXTRA_CONFIGURE FLAGS [18:04] asac, mk_add_options PROFILE_GEN_SCRIPT='$(PYTHON) $(MOZ_OBJDIR)/_profile/pgo/profileserver.py' [18:04] add a new line at the end (before the $(NULL) [18:04] oops [18:04] ok [18:04] thats an environment thing [18:04] surfaz: where is that implemented? [18:04] in client.mk? [18:04] asac, https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Building_with_Profile-Guided_Optimization [18:05] where is that implemented ;)? [18:05] surfaz: which branch? [18:05] trunk? [18:05] asac, please could you explain better? [18:05] surfaz: which version of firefox are you trying to biuld? [18:06] 3.06 [18:06] 3.0.6 [18:06] i dont think that makes sense try ffox 3.1 at least [18:06] why? [18:06] better work in stuff more recent if you try new things ;) [18:06] PGO should works in 3 branch [18:07] this is no new [18:07] whatever [18:07] mozilla linux version of firefox has pgo optimizations [18:07] since when? [18:08] asac, http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/ideatorrent/idea/18058 [18:08] blizzard said they dont have [18:08] quick! [18:08] or ws it someone else [18:08] ? [18:08] not sure [18:08] asac, firefox of archlinux has pgo optimizations [18:08] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xulrunner-1.9/+bug/213708 [18:08] Ubuntu bug 213708 in xulrunner-1.9 "Please compile it with PGO optimizations" [Wishlist,Incomplete] [18:09] but firefox package of archlinux use mozconfig instead of rules file [18:11] surfaz: how do they build their things? [18:11] do they use build servers? [18:12] haha [18:14] asac, I don't know. I only use Ubuntu and Debian [18:15] asac, the main problem is where I should put a "mk_add_options" variable in debian/rules [18:16] surfaz: no the main problem is that we might not be able to run firefox on build servers [18:16] surfaz: so what we have to check is whether we can pre-profile builds locally [18:16] and upload a profile as part of the sources [18:17] surfaz: anyway, i will look into this now [18:17] asac: http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/firefox-pgo/firefox-pgo/PKGBUILD [18:17] surfaz: ping me in too days. i have to do at least two pgo test builds [18:18] armin76: urgh [18:18] LD_PRELOAD="" /usr/bin/Xvfb -nolisten tcp -extension GLX :99 & [18:18] ;) [18:18] i wonder if that blows up on sparc ;) [18:18] armin76: can you run that please [18:19] eh? [18:19] armin76: run the Xvfb on your sparc ;) [18:19] or any exotic thing yo umight have at hand ;) [18:19] why? [18:19] armin76: wonder if extension GLX works [18:20] asac, ok. Thanks for all [18:20] sec [18:20] asac: seems to run [18:20] armin76: can you open firefox against it? [18:20] thanks [18:21] * asac wonders if the build runs as real root [18:21] i doubt it [18:22] DISPLAY=:99 firefox <- seems to run [18:23] armin76: thanks. i get a dbus complain ;) [18:23] [config/dbus] couldn't take over org.x.config: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.AccessDenied (Connection ":1.184" is not allowed to own the service "org.x.config.display99" due to security policies in the configuration file) [18:24] even when running as root [18:24] not sure whats up with taht [18:24] well, this is ff2, you said on sparc :P [18:24] hehe [18:24] armin76: thts the output of Xvfb [18:25] ok still seems to start here [18:25] doesnt matter if root or not as it seems [20:15] asac, did you have the time to look at tb3 yet? i'd like to update it but i'm out of ideas for this showstopper bug :( [20:23] fta: I've had 2 people run into bug #333226, thoughts? [20:23] Launchpad bug 333226 in gwibber "ImportError: No module named mx.DateTime" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/333226 [20:24] fta: also, when did we get a python 2.6 dep? [20:25] jcastro, which gwibber is that? the daily is half broken because of python 2.6: there's /usr/local/bin/gwibber (using 2.6) broken and /usr/bin/gwibber (using 2.5) fine [20:26] jcastro, python 2.6 entered the repo last week, along with python 3.0 [20:26] the 2nd guy sees it with ~gwibber-team ppa [20:26] the daily will fix itself once upstream pushes rev >= 247 [20:26] got it [20:27] the gwibber-team ppa should just work, at least for hardy and intrepid [20:28] fta: from dist/bin it works right? [20:28] jcastro, for jaunty, it depend when it was build, before or after doko fixed python 2.6 to avoid this dual /usr/local & /usr [20:28] +s [20:28] fta: /usr/local/bin/gwibber thats from a package? [20:28] who invented that? [20:28] yes, bad python 2.6 [20:29] asac, jcastro https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2009-February/027439.html [20:29] yesterday, doko fixed it to pass --install-layout=deb as intended [20:30] ok [20:30] so a respin fixes it [20:30] fta: ah ok so we just need to rebuild in the PPA? [20:30] yes, jaunty only [20:32] fta: from dist/bin it works right? <= yes [20:32] asac, i don't think the last comment in mozilla bug 461277 is correct, i said "partly" [20:32] Mozilla bug 461277 in Embedding: GTK Widget "use G_TYPE instead of deprecated GTK_ macros in gtkmozembed.h" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=461277 [20:32] that's your patch [20:33] and your bug === fabrice_sp_ is now known as fabrice_sp [20:37] jcastro, jsut commented in the bug [20:38] thanks fta [20:48] i wish the gwibber guys could commit something so i won't have to touch the dailies manually... [20:48] and i also wish they won't uncommit in the future :P [20:51] jcastro, ^^, just updated the gwibber-team ppa [20:51] Hello. I am using Mozilla Thunderbird on kubuntu 8.10. Whenever I receive a new email, my system beeps. It is a hardware beep which I have no control on it. It is such loud which scares me everytime. Is there any way to configure it to be soft sound like on Microsoft Windows? By the way, the tiny icon on the tray representing new messages doesn't show up for me on kubuntu, but it shows up on Windows. Does anybody know why? [20:51] Thanks. [20:55] fta: thanks! So I'll Fix Released this bug? [20:56] jcastro, hopefully, but we need to test 1st [20:57] what i just pushed is also what's waiting in the queue for universe [20:57] should be in sync now [20:58] fta: I'll have this guy test it and report [21:03] DaddyLonglegs: is there no preference where you can set a wav [21:03] ? [21:04] Ah. There is. [21:04] DaddyLonglegs: yes in general ;) [21:04] right on top [21:05] Sorry, It was under general. I didn't notice. [21:05] Sorry about that. By the way do you happen to know how I can get that new email notification icon back to my tray? === asac_ is now known as asac [21:23] asac, SEAMONKEY_2_0a3_RELEASE [21:24] !info seamonkey [21:24] !package seamonkey [21:24] Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [21:24] bah [21:24] !info seamonkey [21:24] seamonkey (source: seamonkey): The Seamonkey Internet Suite. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.1.12+nobinonly-0ubuntu1 (intrepid), package size 23 kB, installed size 88 kB [21:24] !info seamonkey jaunty [21:25] seamonkey (source: seamonkey): The Seamonkey Internet Suite. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.1.13+nobinonly-0ubuntu1 (jaunty), package size 23 kB, installed size 88 kB [21:25] my ppa has a previous alpha [21:25] but i stopped maintaining it [22:21] hmm [22:21] waiting for 15 minutes to get hg tree of moz 1.9.1 [22:24] that long? [22:24] not sure ... hangs in "adding files" for ages now [22:26] umd seems to be pretty stable so far, except tb3 of course, but that's not the bot's fault [22:29] too bad we don't have stats for ppas [22:30] compiz is huge [22:30] maybe an issue [22:30] in mem [22:50] i think that makes no sense [22:50] rebooting ... or giving up on hg clone [22:53] eheh [22:55] maybe its python? [22:56] hg is python right? [22:57] now compiz is RES 23m and VIRT 50000 (no m) [22:57] before it was 400m + 1000m [23:04] osd notif is really ugly /w metacity [23:04] i wonder why it started so late in the cycle, and not 2~3 months ago [23:08] addind composite to metacity helped a little [23:08] thats amazing [23:08] hg clone aborted [23:08] adding changesets [23:08] adding manifests [23:08] transaction abort! [23:08] rollback completed [23:08] abort: connection ended unexpectedly [23:09] lets see maybe i need to upgrade ;) [23:11] fta: i think they started early, but didnt get further until now [23:11] i saw a new mercurial today, could that be a regression? [23:11] i think so [23:11] i mean it doesnt work for me at all [23:11] let me try to clone it [23:12] 1.1.2-2ubuntu1 [23:12] fta: i am trying mozilla-1.9.1 [23:12] which never finishes [23:12] http://hg.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla-1.9.1 [23:13] adding changesets [23:13] adding manifests [23:13] adding file changes [23:14] 200M.. [23:14] added 23379 changesets with 115616 changes to 42013 files (+5 heads) [23:14] updating working directory [23:14] 36178 files updated, 0 files merged, 0 files removed, 0 files unresolved [23:14] done [23:15] no problem here [23:15] less than 2 minutes [23:16] fta: amd? [23:16] yes [23:17] well, x64 [23:17] <[reed]> I just broke mercurial, so it could be me [23:17] <[reed]> who knows ;) [23:17] [reed]: the server? [23:18] <[reed]> yes, note the lack of CSS [23:18] hm. but its fast for fta [23:18] looks good ;) [23:19] fta: python --version? [23:19] is that 2.5.4 too for you? [23:19] yes [23:20] then i dont know [23:20] probably means end of my laptop is coming soon [23:20] your disk, maybe [23:21] fta: how can i get stats on that again? [23:22] maybe its just heat. [23:22] i will turn this system now off for a while [23:23] nothing in dmesg? [23:25] asac, smartctl [23:25] http://debaday.debian.net/2008/10/12/smartmontools-control-the-health-of-your-hard-disk/ [23:44] adding file changes [23:44] transaction abort! [23:44] rollback completed [23:44] abort: connection ended unexpectedly [23:44] on other computer [23:44] insane [23:44] [reed]: ^^ ;) ... maybe you really broke it? [23:45] or is that my providers proxy causing the mess [23:45] <[reed]> try again [23:45] * asac clones again [23:46] adding changesets [23:49] poor asac [23:50] [reed]: works ;) [23:50] fta: so it was really broken ;) [23:51] [reed] must have fixed it like a few minutes ago [23:51] <[reed]> :) [23:51] hmm .. mxr needs to fill caches now? [23:51] seems to take ages to load moz-central page [23:51] http://mxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/ [23:52] he ... "pick another root" ... is that new? [23:52] probably just never noticed