[08:48] hi [08:49] we have access to bot, but only through branches [09:06] [reed]: do you have mh's bugzilla email address? [10:00] <[reed]> asac: mh+mozilla@glandium.org, no? [10:06] [reed]: ah yeah. sounds familiar ... think we should CC him on that bug? [10:06] <[reed]> what bug? [10:06] THE ;) [10:06] <[reed]> there are two... [10:06] <[reed]> this release fixes two bugs [10:07] [reed]: yeah. but one is public isnt it? [10:07] <[reed]> yes [10:07] <[reed]> wel [10:07] <[reed]> well [10:07] <[reed]> in a way [10:34] why not me? :( [10:34] * armin76 stabs asac [11:34] armin76: stabbing is not nice either ;) [11:38] !info sqlite3 karmic [11:38] 'karmic' is not a valid distribution ['dapper', 'gutsy', 'gutsy-backports', 'hardy', 'hardy-backports', 'intrepid', 'intrepid-backports', 'jaunty', 'jaunty-backports', 'kde4-ppa', 'kde4-ppa-intrepid', 'kubuntu-experimental', 'kubuntu-members-kde4', 'medibuntu', 'partner'] [11:38] when is that going to be available? :P [11:49] no clue ;) [12:16] asac: wrt the sparc failure, may want to add --disable-jit if arch is sparc until bug 486584 [12:16] Error: Launchpad bug 486584 could not be found [12:17] until mozilla bug 486584 gets fixed [12:17] Mozilla bug 486584 in JavaScript Engine "tracemonkey uses Solaris-only code on SPARC" [Normal,New] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=486584 [12:19] armin76: yes. i would think that makes sense [12:19] armin76: but you should ask on #spidermonkey or so on mozill achannels [12:22] stupid sun, i can't believe how a company can screw its sparc users [12:23] they simply prefer solaris ;) [12:24] the change should be backed [12:24] [reed]: do it! :P [12:32] armin76: you can ask for blocking? [12:33] and suggest to backout until thats fixed? [12:33] or was blocking already denied? [12:33] asac: doubt they care for sparc [12:34] armin76: well. at least asking ... not sure if they care more for sparc/linux vs. solaris ;) [12:42] * armin76 suggests asac does it [13:15] armin76: why not use mikes code to make a patch? [13:19] argh ....bz is slow :( [13:20] bugzilla ;) [13:34] asac: i have no clue how to do it :) === asac_ is now known as asac [20:27] hey guys thought i would bring this bug to yalls attention [20:27] -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: SKS 1.0.10 mI0ESXSXZAEEAMJk6IDrIaNpH0HnyiInJB0E39qpktQpuFTRa4+mlRR/1Sh9lT/cOkfN6OSk Hyq2jcPm5IsonJNeLSqm2gtGHtITw4T88V5WqjOjZGXZTHZqOqCb138+ftE/62E7JETjXbg6 MyG6EF03FAcFG1U2GkvzykQpYbj6i4SdTAPjPowfABEBAAG0IUxhdW5jaHBhZCbug 365632 [20:27] mt sry bout that [20:28] bug 365632 is what i would like to bring to your attention [20:28] Launchpad bug 365632 in firefox "Firefox will not quit" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/365632 [20:59] eagles0513875: have you tried to disable your extensions?` [21:00] asac: im not having the problem [21:00] im letting you guys know about the bug of the person who reported it [21:01] yeha. extensions are often the problem [21:01] hmm he says he tried with all disabled [21:02] asac: i wish i coudl do more but im still a novice when it comes to bug fixing [21:24] asac: bug 365632 also same issue in 3.9 [21:24] Launchpad bug 365632 in firefox-3.0 "Firefox will not quit" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/365632 [21:25] or what ever the other version is in the repos [22:36] guud evening [22:42] [reed]: i still see 489647 on linux upstream builds crashing [22:42] <[reed]> really? [22:43] Hello could someone review this debdiff http://paste.ubuntu.com/159639/ its tagged for karmic but i'm thinking of trying for an SRU [22:44] [reed]: please test too: downoad 3.0.10 build and open the testcase [22:44] should I rename the binary packages [22:45] Nafallo: good question. is there a bug filed against debian package? [22:45] err marnold [22:45] ^^ [22:47] no its a Ubuntu speific change because of iceweasel not being available in ubuntu archive [22:47] marnold: well. debian shouldnt prefix their package with iceweasel [22:47] thats what i ment [22:48] just vimperator would be good enough [22:48] hmm the practice seems to be widespread though [22:48] <[reed]> asac: I'm not crashing on https://bug489647.bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=374249 [22:49] shall i file a bug in Debian then [22:49] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=374249 [22:49] <[reed]> not crashing... [22:49] marnold: yes please. ask him kindly to rename his binary package and keep us updated [22:53] [reed]: seems to be racy. when running under strace it doesnt crash, but if i start it without strace it always crashes [22:53] asac, are there any other bugreports of this sort in Debian [22:53] [reed]: where can i see submitted crash reports? [22:53] <[reed]> crash-reports.mozilla.com [22:54] <[reed]> go to about:crashes [22:54] <[reed]> in your browser [22:54] <[reed]> are you sure you're on 3.0.10? [22:54] Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9.0.10) Gecko/2009042315 Firefox/3.0.10 [22:55] i moved .mozilla away [22:55] <[reed]> Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9.0.10) Gecko/2009042315 Firefox/3.0.10 [22:55] start ffox [22:55] <[reed]> that's what I have [22:55] and just open the attachment [22:56] looks identify [22:56] identical [22:56] <[reed]> about:crashes [22:56] <[reed]> what's your bpid? [22:56] http://crash-stats.mozilla.com/report/index/16920e9e-d7bb-46f2-a7e5-6d2122090427?p=1 [22:56] that sucks ;) [23:00] jdstrand: could you please download mozilla build and run the testcase ;)? just in case i have messed something up that i dont see. [23:00] http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/3.0.10/linux-i686/en-US/firefox-3.0.10.tar.bz2 [23:01] asac: I am in the process of checking the ones in ubuntu-mozilla-security, but can also check that one [23:02] jdstrand: check the upstream one first please ;) [23:02] jdstrand: [reed] didnt see and, while i can reproduce it if i dont atttach strace [23:03] i need a third opinion [23:03] <[reed]> asac: is your clock way off? [23:03] <[reed]> your crash report says April 17th [23:03] [reed]: no its not. how can remove crashes i have in about:crashes? [23:04] so its clean and i can submit a new one? [23:04] <[reed]> you don't have to remove any [23:04] <[reed]> but there's a button on that page [23:04] <[reed]> if you crash again, you'll get brekpad [23:04] <[reed]> breakpad [23:06] [reed]: new id: http://crash-stats.mozilla.com/report/pending/34ac9c9a-9a6d-4ce6-b4e7-7ace62090427 [23:06] <[reed]> I've tried on both intrepid and jaunty [23:06] <[reed]> new profiles [23:07] <[reed]> mozilla.org builds [23:07] still has apr 17 [23:07] asac, [reed]: 3.0.10 from mozilla.org did not crash. [23:07] <[reed]> I cannot reproduce [23:07] this is on jaunty/i386 using the reproducer in the bug as a local file (which crashes jaunty 3.0.9) [23:07] <[reed]> oh, that's your kernel date... juanb thought that was your submit [23:07] jdstrand: i use it as remote file even [23:07] just clicking on it [23:08] I simply did: [23:08] i didnt have a crash once or twice so maybe tried a bunch of times [23:08] tar -jxf ./firefox*bz2 [23:08] cd ./firefox [23:08] ./firefox [23:09] <[reed]> [05:09:08PM] That's still a different crash. [23:09] <[reed]> [05:09:18PM] Should crash in nsTextFrame [23:09] <[reed]> jdstrand: are you on karmic? [23:10] <[reed]> or jaunty? [23:10] up to date jaunty [23:10] jaunty [23:10] <[reed]> asac: you're on jaunty, too? [23:10] yes [23:10] <[reed]> weird [23:10] i think karmic isnt even open [23:10] i better go back home then ;) [23:10] oh damn ... i am home ;) [23:10] I just did 20 times and no crash [23:10] <[reed]> yeah, can't reproduce this [23:10] this is in a kvm VM [23:10] hell whats going on ;) [23:10] maybe its a font issue [23:10] (again, i386) [23:11] chroot problem? [23:12] no its a real install [23:12] its i386 [23:12] chroot 32bits->64 or viceversa will fail with a lausy error message [23:12] could an old .mozilla be causing an issue? [23:12] I think I reported that a while ago [23:13] jdstrand: i remove .mozilla for this test [23:13] i have fresh profile and all [23:13] crashes 100% if i dont use strace or gdb [23:13] but maybe i am just on crack ;) [23:15] asac: fyi, I did my test with a new user as well [23:15] jdstrand: have you checked on your real install? [23:15] jdstrand: it seems to need speed (e.g. with strace -f -eopen it doesnt happen) [23:16] asac: real as in my personal system? no. but these VMs are as real as they get. stock ubuntu-desktop installs [23:17] btw, ff 3.0.10+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.9.04.1 with xr 1.9.0.10+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.9.04.1 also works fine under the new user [23:17] I'm going to try with an existing user now [23:17] jdstrand: yes. but what i mean is that its kind of performance sensitive ... when i slow down the process it seems to happen less likely [23:18] but i guess you understood that ;) [23:18] existing user is fine [23:18] <[reed]> asac is just cursed. [23:18] the VM is fast, but I can try it on my system [23:19] maybe i should reboot :-P lol [23:22] asac: ok, tried it in my personal system, it no longer crashes [23:23] intel core duo 2.4 GHz... (fast enough?) [23:23] :P [23:23] how annoying [23:24] asac: I just reloaded 40 times with no crash [23:28] jdstrand: ok. guess thats enough then ;) [23:29] for giggles I even removed the control characters, still works fine