[00:00] BUGabundo, watching Enterprise S01E01 [00:01] fta: ehehe [00:01] I did that once with ... humm how was it called? with the Mindari and stuff [00:02] in fact, re-watching as i watched it when it aired several years ago [00:02] but i stopped too quickly then [00:02] was busy or something [00:03] Mindari? minbari? wasn't that in babylon 5? [00:03] ahh babylon 5 [00:03] yes [00:03] enterprise is star trek [00:04] I know [00:04] they are all related [00:04] ? [00:05] B5 is totally different, not ST at all [00:05] but they mix the storie [00:06] ? [00:07] you know [00:07] ppl from ST appear on a few episodes on B5 [00:24] i don't remember, or maybe i missed those eps. it was badly aired here [00:39] I need some help [00:39] micahg: shoot [00:39] thunderbird 2 doesn't load my profile [00:39] but it's there [00:39] not my area [00:40] haha [00:41] not mine either but probably a wrong name [00:41] ~/.thunderbird vs ~/.mozilla/thunderbird [09:58] i found the problem as to why gwibber doesnt clear when using clear from menus :) just not sure if it is feature or not. If it is feature it needs to be fixed [10:31] who was it asking about firegpg update? [11:23] fta wasn't on that Air France flight, was he? [11:23] fta: you're home, right? [11:23] reed_, yes, what's with air france? [11:24] oh, UDS was in Spain, not Brazil, silly me [11:24] oh, i see. but that's to brazil [11:24] sorry, I'm tired [11:24] :) [11:25] rio -> paris [11:25] yeah [11:25] n/m [11:25] * reed_ is just tired [11:30] make -C FireGPGCall/ clean is screwed up [11:30] maybe the name [11:31] nope [11:33] fta: do you have a sec. im not sure why clean isnt working [11:36] pastebin what you see, i have no way to help you otherwise [11:37] error http://pastebin.mozilla.org/654487 rules http://pastebin.mozilla.org/654488 [11:37] i know what is causing it but not why [11:38] 0.5.1 worked fine when we added the whole FireGPGCall rules but 0.7.5 isnt it looks like a general clean so even with changes it should still work [11:39] please pastebin FireGPGCall/Makefile [11:39] k [11:40] lol the dir is empty let me see if i can find it full [11:40] lol [11:42] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~gnomefreak/firefox-extensions/firegpg.ubuntu/annotate/head%3A/FireGPGCall/Makefile [11:42] that is it. i just have to branch it again unless i can find a way to reverse the build. it looks liike it removed everything on build [11:43] upstream is missing it? [11:47] well it seems they removed it or moved it from source upstream [11:48] using svn co svn://svn.tuxfamily.org/svnroot/firegpg/firegpg leaves me without a FireGPGCall dir [11:56] i guess either find path or comment it out for now [12:03] well as a test i commented the clean rule and it built [12:22] the clean rule should beable to be removed. i havent found FireGPGCall anywhere but i will look at that another day, i built it for testing and before i build it for ubuntu i will clean that up [13:30] * gnomefreak waits for PPA to catch up [13:32] when done should have firegpg for KK and JJ as well as flashgot KK and JJ [13:32] flashgot is done [14:03] ok i started on xmarks but i am done with packaging for today === fta_ is now known as fta === asac_ is now known as asac [16:26] does java have a 64bit plug-in yet? [17:48] asac: can you help me with bzr-builddep? === reed is now known as Guest50705 [22:33] ora boas noites [23:02] bdrung: yes. still there? [23:02] asac, oh, you're back :) [23:02] asac: yes [23:02] hey guys [[]] [23:03] asac: i have two right hands (i am sinistral) when it comes to bzr builddep [23:04] asac: i have updated the upstream branch of adblock: https://code.launchpad.net/~bdrung/firefox-extensions/adblock-plus.upstream [23:04] asac: now i want to merge it into the ubuntu branch [23:05] asac: but it does not seam to work and i do not know for what the entries in .bzr-builddeb/default.conf are. [23:06] fta: heh yeah ... today w2as pub holiday ;) [23:06] needed some recovery as it seemed [23:07] bdrung: let me check [23:07] asac, me too [23:08] bdrung: so how did you get the.upstream branch you started with? [23:08] ? [23:08] here 10 and 11 is Holiday [23:09] bdrung: so i9f a .ubuntu branch has the default.conf there is a revision in it [23:09] bdrung: so to get the upstream branch to start with (e.g. before copying new upstream stuff in there) you do a [23:10] bzr branch -r revid:... adblock....ubuntu ab.upstream [23:12] bdrung: makes sense? [23:12] asac: not completely. [23:12] (my guess without looking is that you used a out of sync upstream branch to begin with ... getting it from above will create the real .upstream branch) [23:13] is anyone else experiencing cache probs with Firefox 3.6 ? [23:13] pages need full refresh to show actual content! [23:13] BUGabundo: works for me. what symptons? [23:13] fta: you use 3.6 right ? [23:13] yes [23:13] asac: I visit a page, and it shows old content [23:13] all fine here [23:14] BUGabundo: record the http headers [23:14] even F5 (simple refresh) doesn't update 5 out of 8 [23:14] and show me [23:14] most likely its a bad website [23:14] only Full Refresh seems to help [23:14] asac: so many? [23:14] jaiku, identica, my own, flicrk ? [23:14] so record http headers [23:14] even gmail [23:14] and sh0ow what goes on when you see problem [23:15] ok [23:15] install livehttp extensi0on for example [23:15] I have the Live Headers addon [23:15] yeah [23:15] asac: i branched the current upstream branch (revid 8 was mention in the ubuntu brach in the default.conf). then i updated the upstream branch and pushed it to launchpad. [23:15] among several others eheh [23:15] not as many as back in the day of 3.5 [23:15] bdrung: the revid in the ubuntu branch refers to the .ubuntu branch itself [23:16] unless there is a -upstream branch explicitly mentioned in there [23:16] asac: no, to the .upstream branch. [23:16] asac: ok, just reproduced it [23:16] what do you need? [23:17] asac: http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/112892/headers.log [23:17] bdrung: yeah then the revid is supposed to be the revid of the .ubuntu branch [23:17] bdrung: bdrung for me there3 is no .bzr-builddeb/default.conf [23:18] oh wait [23:18] that one is in the .ubuntu branch [23:18] asac: site where it happened http://blog.linuxnodei.bugabundo.net/ [23:18] yeah ni looked at your branch [23:18] let me get ubuntu-dev one [23:19] bdrung: so yead ... juust use the full revid:.... THING [23:19] thing [23:22] asac: hey, do you maintain ubufox? [23:23] Lns: yeah [23:23] asac: anything else from me ? [23:23] asac: you don't have a hardy backport for 0.6, which fixes the homepage / firefox.js / ubufox.js bug do you? [23:23] BUGabundo: yes. that file doesnt open in browser ... use .txt as extensino :) [23:24] Lns: which bug? [23:24] asac: no need to ask twice :) http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/112892/headers.txt [23:24] asac: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/19033 [23:24] Ubuntu bug 19033 in firefox "systemwide default startup homepage ignored (dup-of: 259914)" [Medium,Confirmed] [23:24] Ubuntu bug 259914 in ubufox "prefs in ubufox extension override system prefs" [High,Fix released] [23:25] BUGabundo: so which page doesnt refresh? [23:26] asac: several, too many to mention [23:26] asac: site where it happened on the logs http://blog.linuxnodei.bugabundo.net/ [23:26] BUGabundo: no ... which page3 in the log didn cause a refresh [23:27] asac: no idea what page3 is [23:28] bdrung: in bzr the .ubuntu branch contains the full .upstream branch. the revisino id you can use to get it is what you see in default.conf [23:29] Lns: should be pretty easy i would think [23:30] Lns: only things we should remember is to ensure that the plugin finder url uses the right version for hardy [23:30] so you dont end up with packages that dont exist for hardy [23:31] asac: Right on. If there is any possibility for that I'm sure there's more than a few people using Hardy that would love it. [23:31] * Lns really needs to learn more about packaging so he can help out with this kind of stuff [23:32] Lns: branch the hardy ubufox branch and see what happens if you merge the upstream ubufox branch into it [23:32] or better ... merge the jaunty branch into it [23:32] and check that the pfs url is still right ... [23:32] asac: I have an updated version of greasemonkey in the bzr branch [23:33] asac: However, I can't get it uploaded. It keeps getting rejected [23:33] asac: see that's the thing, i know nothing about doing that kind of stuff :( [23:33] k [23:33] i'm utterly useless unless i have at least a ppa :( [23:34] bzr branch lp:~ubuntu-core-dev/ubufox/ubuntu.hardy [23:34] cd ubuntu.hardz [23:35] bzr merge lp:~ubuntu-core-dev/ubufox/ubuntu.jaunty [23:35] anyway checkig now [23:39] asac: pm [23:40] anyone using tb3 here? i committed a fix for the new icons yesterday in the dailies, i'd like to be sure i didn't break it [23:44] dtchen, with libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio on my desktop, it's even worse, openarena looses sound after just 2 seconds :( [23:46] fta: not on this netbook :/ [23:47] asac: Could you give me a hand with greasemonkey? [23:52] fta: there's a buffer fix in mid-layer ALSA that you're triggering [23:52] fta: it should land in karmic's kernel RSN; it's already in my jaunty test kernel [23:54] nhandler: whats the problem? bad orig? [23:54] asac: That is what it looks like. I've tried using bzr bd as well as downloading the .orig.tar.gz from the repos [23:55] dtchen, well, the think is i don't understand why openarena is that bad while other similar sdl games like sauerbraten have no problem at all [23:55] nhandler: remove the orig from your build dir [23:56] nhandler: and put the one in the archive in the tarballs directory (most likely ..)