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asacthats one of th reasons why we currently think about how to best reorganize stuff00:00
micahgok00:01
asaci want to stop the inflationary team creation... but also inflationary ppa creation00:01
micahglet me know if I can help00:01
asacthats why we need to carefully thinka bout the key services we want to provide outside the main archive00:01
asacand reduce them to a minimum00:01
asaci think my laptop battery just got a bad hit00:11
asacjumped down from 65% to 5% and then went off ;)00:11
BUGabundoehehehe00:11
WebcamWonderfta: There?00:26
WebcamWonderfta: Just an FYI, if it didn't catch your eye, but the thunderbird daily builds are failing b/c of one of the patches no longer directly compatible with the source. And the version currently published is broken in the sense that it doesn't work at all (atleast for me)00:30
* micahg was wondering why FF3.5 was so slow, it turned out my cpu was stuck at 500mHz00:45
micahgping asac bug 36596507:38
ubottuLaunchpad bug 365965 in ubufox "Firefox3.5 recommends ubufox but should suggest ubufox" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36596507:38
micahgHere's the response I wrote: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/210954/07:39
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asacgnomefreak seems to be back ;)<10:29
asacgandi: hey11:14
gandihi11:14
asacgandi: do you have some time today or tomorrow to explain to me how the trees in the l10-mozilla repo are structured?11:15
gandiasac: in a few hours, sure :)11:15
asacgandi: i tried to look at them to see what needs to be done to fix our export11:16
asacgandi: but the layour looks rather random to me ;)11:16
asacgandi: cool11:16
asaci will ping you this afternoon then ;)11:16
fta2mozilla 49668311:16
ubottuMozilla bug 496683 in Build Config "Organize removed-files.in, make it not suck" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=49668311:16
asacgandi: also, did you talk to the "ro" translators?11:16
asacgandi: (do you remember what this was about at all or should i send a mail?)11:16
gandiasac: I did ask them11:17
gandibut was out of time to have a full chat, I'll do this this week11:17
fta2asac, http://hg.mozilla.org/comm-central/rev/27b3a0d2aa2311:17
asacgandi: cool. no hurry.11:17
asacnice11:18
asacfta2: does that mean our testsuite works now?11:18
fta2eh? it's what makes tb3 ftbfs11:18
fta2it's too big of a change, i don't have time for this right now, feel free to have a look11:19
asacfta2: oh11:19
asacfta2: yes. thats on my list for ... _now_ ;)11:19
fta2several people already reported that ftbfs11:20
gnomefreakshhhh you dont see me, i can barely see you :)11:21
asacfta2: ok i updated the -daily PPA description telling them to contact our mailing list or this channel to report issues11:22
asachttps://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-daily/+archive/ppa11:22
asacgandi: hiiiiii11:22
asacoop11:22
asacgnomefreak: ^^11:22
asac;)11:22
asacgnomefreak: good to h ave you back11:22
asacit was just yesterday that i wondered: "hell, didnt gnomefreak say that he will most likely be back in jul - hope all went well"11:23
gnomefreak:) im here for a bit with one eye closed and screen at some very very big res11:23
gnomefreakasac: july 27th is next eye11:23
asacgnomefreak: at least you can _see_ something. did the surgery go well in general?11:23
gnomefreakasac: yep as expected11:24
gnomefreakbtw tbird-3 is borked11:24
asacfta2: right11:24
gnomefreakas is mozilla-devscripts11:24
asacgnomefreak: right11:24
gnomefreakok good known11:24
asacfta2: so you bumped snapshot on branch already good.11:24
asacfta2: did you start on the patch?11:25
asace.g. is there something i should start with11:25
fta2asac, no, I just had a look11:25
asacfta2: any hints, while the orig is downloading ;)?11:25
asacor just diverged patch for now?11:25
fta2it seems they are doing what we need now11:25
fta2maybe our patch is no longer needed11:26
asacok i will check that11:26
* gnomefreak smacks self11:26
asacdoes anyone else experience severe focus problems?11:26
fta2(btw, the bot has a feature to bump the changelog)11:26
asacfta2: you mean, on .head or on .daily?11:26
* gnomefreak didnt put 2 and 2 together last night. m-d is lookijng in old place for upstream. sm moved since it is now synced with tbird11:27
fta2to update .head from the .daily11:27
gnomefreakasac: focus? not like i can tell, but what do you mean11:27
asacfta2: if thats what we want its easy enough to do manually (e.g. merge from .daily)11:30
asaci think its ok actually11:30
asacgnomefreak: well if i click somewhere its often not accepted11:30
asacalso sometimes i switch apps and i cannot type until i re-switch apps11:30
asacetc.11:31
asacfta2: when does it merge back?11:31
asacwhen it fails?11:31
gnomefreaki havent seen that yet11:32
fta2asac, what i meant is the changelog bump in .head is not manual. I was tired to have to visit .daily, edit .head, commit and push, just to change a version and a date. So it's automatic now.11:32
fta2asac, there's no merge back from .daily to .head, .daily is not supposed to contain any change, expect changelog and the tweaked deps in control11:33
gnomefreakanyone on karmic have a working lower panel in gnome? running apps showing up?11:34
gnomefreaktrash is there but no running apps11:35
fta2asac, btw, o3d doesn't work here (nvidia x64). the plugin is loaded, but it doesn't render anything (and no error in the console, beside the usual canberra-gtk-module)11:35
asachmm11:37
fta2asac, http://paste.ubuntu.com/211182/ *sigh*11:38
asacfta2: btw, why dont we build -enable-static for tbird? do you remember the reason?11:38
asacyeah. looking at that11:38
asactoo11:38
asacwas the idea that we wanted to use the same build way xulrunner uses?11:38
fta2because we are not building ff statically either11:38
asacyeah11:39
asacthats what i thought11:39
fta2even before the split with xul11:39
asacbut ffox is a xulapp11:39
asacright i remember11:39
fta2do as you wany ;)11:40
fta2want11:40
asaclet me fire off a normal build now after fixing the patches to see where we stand ;)11:40
asacfta2: its a bit odd. there is no --enable-static/disable-static or --enable-shared, etc. in our rules11:41
asachmm. gwibber disappeared again. seems it crashes quite regularly now11:43
fta2for me, it's better, no crash in a week11:45
asachmm11:45
fta2but i dent less those days (i mean, even less than before), and it always crashed while i was writing11:46
gnomefreakwhat is the panel addon called that has the open windows in it? example: open terminal now on lower panel it shows a button for terminal12:07
asacgwibber seems again crashed12:08
gnomefreakmines working ok other than a problem with ident12:09
gnomefreak@firusvg i have given up on !firefox on linux .. my hopes lies with google chrome now12:09
gnomefreakyay clearing the window works now and not sure what the extra tab is for now12:11
gnomefreakasac: what version of gwibber?12:16
asacgnomefreak: latest karmic12:25
gnomefreakhmmm seems karmic has gotten the latest daily12:27
gnomefreak1.2.0~bzr346-0ubuntu112:27
gnomefreakit works here no problems other than errrors on indent.ca retrieving12:27
asacgnomefreak: yes. i uploaded that12:27
asacbut now - a few days later i get more and more crashes ;)12:28
gnomefreaknot sure why you are crashing unless it depends on mopnoi12:28
gnomefreakmono12:28
gnomefreaknope doesntr12:28
gnomefreakdoesnt12:29
gnomefreakg/f thinks im crazy again. she over heard me asking the dog how to fix system12:38
gnomefreakasac: we should look into getting SM2 into Karmic however im waiting for everything to be finished with eyes and having glasses before i dive into it again. a few patch problems last i looked but it is on b3 (should be finished or atleast very close by release12:42
asacgnomefreak: sure. do you know whats the current status of sm2?12:55
asacis it at least at beta?12:55
gnomefreakasac: b312:55
gnomefreakas for state its in eh not sure since i havent fixed the FTBFS in ~a month12:56
gnomefreakone of our patches was conflickting12:56
asacok ;)12:58
gnomefreakasac: one minute ill get you last failure12:58
asaccurrently working on getting tbird 3 fixed12:58
asacso based on that i might be easy to also fix sm12:58
asac212:58
gnomefreaklast known failure for SM2 http://launchpadlibrarian.net/27243867/buildlog_ubuntu-karmic-i386.seamonkey-2.0_2.0~b1~hg20090528r2718%2Bnobinonly-0ubuntu1.9.10_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz12:58
gnomefreaktbird bug here is that no boxes are showing up not sure if that is what you are working on or not12:59
asacok thanks12:59
gnomefreaknp12:59
asacgnomefreak: that problem is a minimal nspr/nss version requirement13:00
gnomefreakasac: have you started on the OO.o patch for mozilla?13:00
asace.g. you need to bump the minimal version for using --system-nspr/nss13:00
gnomefreakasac: than maybe i fixed that in my branch13:00
gnomefreaki have done that once already IIRC13:01
* gnomefreak checks branch13:01
gnomefreakhttps://code.edge.launchpad.net/~gnomefreak/seamonkey/ubuntu-2.x-9.1013:01
gnomefreakyep needed another bump damnit13:02
asacgnomefreak: you need nspr dump i guess13:02
asac>= 4.7.513:03
gnomefreakill update it while your on tbird13:03
gnomefreaklets see what else is wrong if anything13:03
asacUSE_SYSTEM_NSPR := $(shell pkg-config --exists 'nspr >= 4.7'; a=$$?; if test $$a != 1; then echo 1; fi)13:03
asacmake that 4.7.513:03
asacgnomefreak: or even 4.8 now on latest trunk i think13:03
asac(which we dont even have packaged yet)13:03
asacnss should be ok now13:04
asacgnomefreak: try 4.7.5... but if it still fails on current karmic you need 4.8 there13:04
gnomefreakk13:04
gnomefreakwe should really use the version that is on system instead of naming version13:05
asacgnomefreak: no ... the version in rules is important13:06
asacwithout that you cannot do builds on systems that dont have high enough version13:06
asacso no backports etc.13:06
asacjust adjust it properly and all is fine and the package does the right thing13:06
gnomefreakwe dont backport most of our apps anyway13:06
asace.g. it uses system lib if its good enough13:06
gnomefreakwill do13:06
asacgnomefreak: we backport everything13:06
asace.g. -daily ppa13:06
gnomefreakah thats right13:07
asachas builds from hardy to karmic13:07
asacbased on the same branch13:07
asacso its important that our packages just build everywhere13:07
gnomefreakwell i just closed a bug on backporting 3.5 for hardy. that is bad idea in system outside of PPA's IMHO13:07
gnomefreakgrrrrr org.freedesktop.devicekit.disks.filesystem-mount-system-internal no13:10
gnomefreakudev-extras?13:10
gnomefreakdevicekit makes me think that13:11
gnomefreakalthough by the sounds of it udev-extras was replaced by udev :(13:12
asacgnomefreak: right. udev-extras is now gone again (at least libgudev moved to udev)13:32
gnomefreakwell its not mounting usb drives nor ejecting cd/dvds13:39
AnAntHello, isn't firefox-3.5 now final ?13:42
gnomefreakif m-d uses hg clone http://hg.mozilla.org/comm-central/ mozilla why the hell would SM1 not work13:43
AnAntwhy is Shiretoko codename still being used ?13:43
gnomefreaklooks to be final. are you sure you are not using 3.5.113:44
gnomefreakits in umd repo13:44
AnAntfirefox-3.5 (3.5+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.9.04.1)13:45
AnAntthat one still uses Shiretoko13:45
asacAnAnt: thats ok13:45
asachttps://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-karmic-firefox-3.513:46
gnomefreak i dont have 3.5 installed only .113:46
asacin short: we only ship the default browser officially branded13:46
asacjaunty default is ffox 3.013:46
AnAntok13:46
asackarmic is still 3.0, but that will change as soon as the spec above gets implemened13:46
* gnomefreak gone for a month and i miss all kinds of stuff13:47
AnAntthanks13:48
asacAnAnt: i hope i find time to announce how things go on my blog soon13:49
* asac scared: asac@hector:~/ubuntu_bzr/thunderbird-3.0.head$ bzr st13:51
asacSegmentation fault13:51
gnomefreakeither these changes are massive or m-d doesnt like me anymore13:55
gnomefreaksame place > 1 hour13:55
asactbird 3 fixed in branch13:56
asacfta2: can you kick off a ubuntu2 for yesterdays daily?13:56
asactbird 313:56
asacjust in case they break something new :) ... so we get at least a good build today13:57
gnomefreakthat bug has happened a few times in tbird3 cycle13:57
asacbuilders are idle ... so good time to kick this13:58
gnomefreakat least the one i saw13:58
asacgnomefreak: thats ok. its a normal to break stuff if new files dont get installed et al13:58
asacbut now we have static build which should be a bit better13:58
gnomefreakah it was all due to shared?13:58
gnomefreaki faintly remember shared/static builds topic with upstream14:00
fta2asac, done14:00
asacthx a bunch14:00
gnomefreakok something is wrong here :( i dont want 2.114:03
gnomefreaki want 2.0b314:03
gnomefreakseamonkey-2.0-2.1~a1~hg20090706r3013+nobinonly14:03
gnomefreakanyone can tell me why m-d grabbed 2.1 instead of recent 2.014:04
gnomefreaki dont mind working on 2.1 but would like to fix 2.0 first14:06
gnomefreakok so m-d grabs latest testing build for 2.0 fails to grab 1.1.17 and onkly grabs stable calendar14:10
* gnomefreak needs to rest my head14:11
gnomefreakletting 1.1.x go for a while to see if maybe its not dying14:11
asacgnomefreak: i think that 2.0 probably moved to its own brtanch14:15
asacso your md rules pull in 2.1 now14:15
gnomefreakthey should move the newest one to a new branch and leave old ones where they are. makes sense even outside of m-d14:16
gnomefreakok 1.1.17 seems to be working at least its connected and pulling in latest14:17
* gnomefreak smoke while i think about how to tackel that or even if i have time before doctors appt.14:18
gnomefreakok today im wokring on 1.1.17 if it id done when i get home than i might start on 2.0 d rework14:26
gnomefreakmd even14:26
gnomefreakmozilla 49505714:30
ubottuError: Error getting Mozilla bug #495057: NotPermitted14:30
gnomefreakasac: any idea why i am denied14:31
gnomefreaktheres no CVE number for this fix for some reason14:31
gnomefreakok gone for a while started SM1 build14:42
asacgnomefreak: the bug is security sensitivbe14:50
asacno need to check it14:51
asacwhat info are you looking for14:51
asac?14:51
gnomefreaki was hoping for a CVE but i used the MFSA 2009-3314:54
gnomefreakok its building,, i need to get ready for dr appt. ill see you in a few hours14:56
asacyeah one MFSA didnt have a CVE14:58
asaccheckout what i documented in icedove upload to debian14:58
asaci think i left out the CVE for -3314:58
asac 75 Ns  Jul 06 Martin Pitt               (2.8K) Next karmic gdm upgrade WILL BREAK your system15:37
asacfta2: gnomefreak: ^^15:37
eagles0513875asac: seems like a regression in the plasma-widget-network-manager cuz wicd connected just fine for me15:39
asaceagles0513875: didnt i say that yesterday?15:40
asackick plasma .... long live nm-applet15:40
eagles0513875asac: you wanted me to try and determine if it was a regression or not15:40
eagles0513875im not even using the nm-applet cuz in hardy that wouldnt even work for me15:41
eagles0513875im using wicd15:41
asaceagles0513875: i wanted you to check nm-applet not wicd15:41
eagles0513875ahhh if you would like ill do that now15:41
asacor what did i say?15:41
asacgreat15:41
asacwe want to know if its plasmas fault alone15:41
asaci would htink yes15:41
eagles0513875yes15:41
eagles0513875and it is a regression cuz an older svn version that is in jaunty works just fine15:42
asacyeah that would be the case then15:42
asaceagles0513875: after verifying that nm-applet works fine you could check whether there is newer stuff in svn15:42
eagles0513875ya but we know that since its working with wicd that the wifi card or kernel arent to blame15:42
asacalso you could try to downgrade to jaunty widget version and see if that helps15:42
asaceagles0513875: no. testing with wicd is useless15:43
asaceven if wicd works it doesnt mean that kernel isnt broken15:43
eagles0513875ok whats the exact name of the nm-applet package15:43
asacwicd uses only the most basic features of the wifi kernel stack15:43
asacso you cannot compare that15:43
asaceagles0513875: network-manager-gnome15:43
eagles0513875whats the difference between network-manager-gnome and just plain old network-manager15:44
asaceagles0513875: network-manager is the daemon (the actualy manager)15:44
eagles0513875gotcha15:44
asacnetwork-manager-gnome is the applet you can use to manage it15:44
asacsimilar to what plasma should do if it gets ever finished15:44
asacbut i think that kde will move to lava- before they finish anything ;)15:44
asacjust kidding ;)15:48
asacits just that kde folks always start new things without fixing the old stuff ;)15:48
asacbut i think thats the case everywhere15:48
eagles0513875lol asac you cant make it any more obvious your a gnome user lol15:53
asaci am pretty open minded15:54
asacbut i am suffering quite a lot seeing that knetworkmanager and frieds are always lacking behind15:54
asacand nobody from the kubuntu team really taking a lead on that ;)15:55
eagles0513875certain aspects of kde i love15:55
eagles0513875if i knew programming really well i would15:55
eagles0513875but im a novice programmer15:55
asaci dont care about kde and gnome much ;)15:55
asacjust about NM15:55
asacand FFocx15:55
asacand other things of course ;)15:55
eagles0513875let me try the gnoem nm15:55
asacproblem is that i begged so much in the past on kubuntu state of network managing and often got back "we dont really care" ;)15:56
asacsame for ffox integration in kde15:56
asaci wanted to drive that, but answer i got when asking for info/help was "we dont care much because we have konqueror" ... which imo is dishonest to all users that use ffox15:56
asaceagles0513875: yeah. ensure that plasma widget is killed15:56
asacthen start nm-applet15:56
asacfrom the command line15:57
eagles0513875i rebooted15:57
eagles0513875and wicd removed it15:57
eagles0513875but there is no lil widget or applet for the nm15:57
asacwell yeah. you need to get rid of wicd if you want to use NM anyway15:57
eagles0513875from what i saw it removed it15:57
asacwell. wicd also removes network-manager15:57
asacso you dont have network-manger at all now15:57
asackick wicd. install network-manager and network-manager-gnome ;)15:58
eagles0513875i installed network-manager-gnome and as it was installing it it remove wicd15:58
asacyeah15:58
eagles0513875i have network-manager-gnome installed according to apt-cache policy15:58
asacso you need to start nm-applet manually15:58
asackde folks forced me to not start applet on log-in if you are on kde15:58
asac;)15:58
asacdont ask me why15:58
eagles0513875thats strange15:58
asaci would think that users that install nm-applet want to have it running15:58
eagles0513875hehe so what do i type in network-manager-gnome15:59
eagles0513875exactly15:59
* asac considers to change that back and conflict with plasma-widget-network-manager15:59
asaceagles0513875: nm-applet15:59
asacthats what you type15:59
eagles0513875sry for all these questions im so used to the widget working and not having to touch anything15:59
eagles0513875#well here is a bug15:59
eagles0513875if i start it from the command line the ctrl+c the applet disappears15:59
eagles0513875ive seen some programs where i ctrl+c and it stays there16:00
asacthats ok16:00
asacctrl+c is should kill processes16:00
asacif process prevent that they must have a good reason16:00
eagles0513875should i background it16:00
asaceagles0513875: if you want to keep it running you could probably also start it using alt+f216:01
eagles0513875coudl as well16:01
asace.g. whatever kde facility allows you to start commands16:01
eagles0513875couldnt i use nm-applet & to bg it16:01
asaceagles0513875: but for testing you can just keep the terminal open and keep it running there?16:01
asactry it16:01
eagles0513875i am16:01
asacif its working fine. if its not, its not something we care about i guess ;)16:01
asacusually it gets started on login16:02
eagles0513875it seems to want me to setup a keyring which i dont want to16:02
asaconly if you want to debug stuff its started from terminal16:02
asaceagles0513875: you need to in order to test it16:02
asacyou can delete the keyring later16:02
eagles0513875it shouldnt be required though16:02
asaceagles0513875: questionable. its a gnome app16:02
asacyou can create a system connection and set the passphrase there16:02
asacthen it wont use the keyring16:03
asacnot sure if NM allows you to get that far though16:03
eagles0513875it was asking me to create a new keyring16:03
eagles0513875it connects16:03
asacgood16:04
asacmaybe NM should default to making connections "system connections"16:04
asaci will think about it and talk to nm developers16:05
asacimo it would be great if we could make a less-gnome dependent app out of it16:05
asacthough kde folks probably wouldnt want it because its gtk ;)16:05
eagles0513875i honestly dont care16:06
eagles0513875kde 4.3 is nice and improving on performance but im impressed how zippy gnome is16:07
asacyeah. i promissed to try kde ... but it didnt work because compiz/composition still doesnt work here on my GPU16:08
asacjdstrand: there?16:09
asacjdstrand: so the -proposed bits are verified and now we wonder whether you wanted us to first copy that to -updates16:09
asacor directly to -security and from there to -updates16:10
jdstrandasac: I'll go to security16:10
asacjdstrand: see -devel16:10
asacjdstrand: pitti wants to know if you or he will do the roll out ;)16:10
jdstrandyeah, see -devel16:10
asacack16:10
eagles0513875asac: intel gpu16:12
asacyeah intel is probably working16:14
eagles0513875been lucky with nvidia16:14
asacbut my intel system has only a tiny disk ;)16:14
eagles0513875but that is a nasty bug i must say16:14
asaci have ati16:14
eagles0513875hehe why not install kubuntu onto a pen drive16:15
asacactually one of the chips that i always get told that they work perfect16:15
eagles0513875and use that as a persistent portable install16:15
asacuntil i show them that compositing is still borken ;)16:15
eagles0513875ati is a nightmare graphics wise16:15
eagles0513875nvidia ftw16:15
asacwell. ati is not that bad actually16:15
asacthe free driver is improving and rocks on lots of chips nowadays16:15
asacbut not on mine :(16:15
asacprobably because it was a high-tech gamers card once ;)16:15
eagles0513875man talking about gaming cards lol16:16
eagles0513875if you want i wont even go there16:16
eagles0513875asac: ty for your help man16:25
asaceagles0513875: so you can live with the solution for now? can youplease file a bug against plasma-widget-network-manager so i can make it important and put it on release teams radar?16:28
eagles0513875file it just on launchpad16:28
eagles0513875or can you link me to the wpa bug that there was for jaunty16:28
asaceagles0513875: its a regression in karmic, right?16:29
asaceagles0513875: we should have a new bug then.16:29
eagles0513875ya but there was a similar issue that was in jaunty where one couldnt connect to wpa encrypted wifi16:29
asacyes. most likely16:34
asacbut open a new bug for the karmic problem unless you really thinkits the same still16:34
eagles0513875i cant find the jaunty one so will open a new bug16:39
micahgping asac16:43
eagles0513875asac: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/plasma-widget-network-manager/+bug/39618016:44
ubottuUbuntu bug 396180 in plasma-widget-network-manager "plasma-widget-network-manager regression with connectiong to wpa connections" [Undecided,New]16:44
asacmicahg: yep?16:46
eagles0513875hope that bug helps some if any16:46
eagles0513875asac: is that bug good enough for ya or you need more info16:47
asaceagles0513875: can you attach the file i asked for (directly after reproducing)16:47
asaci just aksed16:48
eagles0513875it never showed up for me over here16:48
micahgasac: is this response ok: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/210954/ for bug 36596516:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 365965 in ubufox "Firefox3.5 recommends ubufox but should suggest ubufox" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36596516:48
micahglast comment16:48
asaclet me check16:48
asacdidnt i comment on that bug already?`16:48
micahgwb gnomefreak16:49
asacmicahg: i think its a dejavu bug16:49
asacthe apturl is the problem16:50
asacbut i feel reluctant to remove a recommends16:50
asacits recommended for ubuntu to have that16:50
micahgyes, I'm not worried about that part right now16:50
eagles0513875asac: apologies if you did as im jumping back and forth between a bunch of stuff and soon have to leave16:50
micahgabout the guy's last comment about gtk16:50
micahgyou can deal with eagles0513875 first16:50
asaceagles0513875: huh? its in the bug isnt it?16:50
micahgI can check with you later16:50
eagles0513875ya apologies16:50
eagles0513875micahg: he can help ya16:51
eagles0513875asac: will dmesg help with anything cuz thats where we see some light on the issue16:51
asacmicahg: commented. he is talking bullshit ;)16:52
micahgoh, I was wondering if my proposed response was correct16:52
asaceagles0513875: usually not. you can also attach it after reproducing in case this goes to the kernel,  but usually syslog is all we need and also has kernel messages in there16:52
eagles0513875alright16:53
asaceagles0513875: you might want to attach eventuall error message the plasma widget spits out16:53
micahgah, basically you're gonna show him it has GTK in it :)16:53
asacnot sure where they go16:53
eagles0513875ill attach both16:53
eagles0513875cuz the 2 messages have a code and im not sure what they mean16:53
asaceagles0513875: maybe you can kill plasma widget and start it from ccommand line to see what it outputs? otherwise its probably in .xsession-errors, but not sure how kde does things special16:53
asack16:53
asacmicahg: yes16:54
eagles0513875ill post syslog as well as dmesg16:54
asacmicahg: its even easier: ldd /path/to/firefox-bin16:54
asacwill show gtk i am sure16:54
asacor is it libxul.so?16:54
asaci guess16:54
asacso if oyu ahve aa upstream build at hand try to run ldd on both files16:55
eagles0513875also if you would like then once we have necessary info ill file it upstream for ya16:56
asacmicahg: ^^16:56
asaceagles0513875: thats even better.16:56
* eagles0513875 zips lips16:56
eagles0513875dont mean to interrupt you 216:56
asaceagles0513875: i wanted to put some kubuntu guy onto guiding the bug, but its best if you can directly talk to upstreams i guess16:56
asaceagles0513875: thats ok16:56
asaci usually dont reply if i dont have time or want to finish a separate discussion ;)16:56
eagles0513875asac: :) i would love to contact the upstream dev directly16:56
micahgasac: I don't run upstream builds16:57
asaceagles0513875: first find the svn and see if there are more commits already17:00
asacmaybe its fixed17:00
eagles0513875k17:00
asacif its not fixed in latest commit we can file the bug at kde.org17:00
asacits annoying17:02
asaci cannot even find the svn for plasma network manager17:02
asacwhat a mess17:02
asac"network manager plasma svn" google17:03
asacnothing17:03
asacmy incompetency to not find something on the web is one of the few things that really drives me mad ;)17:04
eagles0513875lol17:04
gnomefreakok im eating but it buiolt fine i am going to make a few adjustments push commit and respin for PPA17:37
asacgreat17:38
asacwhat was it?17:38
gnomefreakasac: do you have icedove changelog handy?18:00
asacgnomefreak: now ... its in the branch18:01
asacgnomefreak: or on packages.qa.debian.org18:01
gnomefreakasac: nothing was wrong i just need to adjust changelog a little (versioning and such18:01
asachttp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mozillateam/thunderbird/icedove-2.0.0.x/annotate/head%3A/debian/changelog18:02
asacgnomefreak: but seamonkey is usually ffox + tbird18:02
asacas it ships browser and mail18:02
gnomefreakjust that one bug fix the .3318:02
gnomefreakoh you used the mfsa18:02
gnomefreakall of them18:02
asacyeah18:04
gnomefreakpushing to branch atm18:05
asacgood18:06
asacis that for karmic?18:06
gnomefreakyes18:06
gnomefreakhttps://code.edge.launchpad.net/~gnomefreak/seamonkey/seamonkey-1.1.x.karmic18:07
gnomefreakshit18:07
gnomefreakoh well leave it i guess18:07
asacso not yet ready?18:09
gnomefreakasac: do you want me to update the other branches?18:09
gnomefreakasac: its ready18:09
asacgnomefreak: are you sure those are all CVEs?18:09
gnomefreaki forgot to pull the MFSA entry but its done so all i care it can stay18:10
asacplease check security/announce18:10
gnomefreakasac: i used each link to get CVE18:10
asachttp://www.mozilla.org/security/known-vulnerabilities/seamonkey11.html18:10
asacgnomefreak: you also need the .16 advisories i think18:10
asace.g. previous upload was .1518:11
gnomefreakasac: you said you added them to 15 instead of pushing a .1618:11
asachmm18:11
asacdid i?18:11
gnomefreakyes18:11
gnomefreakthat is why we didnt release a .1618:13
asachmm18:13
asacseems the changes are on .hardy + .intrepid branch but not on dev18:13
asacgnomefreak: shit ... i didnt push it ;)18:13
asacgnomefreak: so restart from .dev again ;)18:13
gnomefreakwhy didnt we release a .16 for dev than?18:14
asacyou need to backout the patches i prepatched18:14
asacgnomefreak: you were correct. i just forgot to push the bzr branch as it seems18:14
asacso you started on a branch that wasnt up-to-date18:14
asacgnomefreak: can you start with a new .dev and then add your changelog on top and also drop the two patches i landed in ubuntu2 ?18:14
gnomefreakok what is the dev branch link18:14
asaclp:~mozillateam/seamonkey/seamonkey-1.1.dev18:15
* asac bound the branch so he doesnt forget to commit in future18:15
asacs/commit/push/18:15
asacsorry for that mess ;)18:16
asacguess its not a good present for you coming back ;)18:16
asacbut well. you changed did the changelog, so now you have something more challenging ...e .g. also drop patches18:16
gnomefreakeh its all good. i should have it ready shortly18:16
asacconsider that a present ;)18:16
gnomefreak:)18:17
gnomefreakasac: what is the 3rd patch 90_181_485286_attachment_369457.patch i dont see it in changelog18:19
asacgnomefreak: third?18:20
gnomefreakyes18:20
asac  * CVE-2009-1169: XSL Transformation vulnerability18:21
asac    - add 90_181_485217_attachment_369357.patch18:21
asac    - add debian/patches/90_181_485286_attachment_369457.patch18:21
gnomefreak90_181_485286_attachment_369457.patch18:21
asaclook ;)18:21
asac(sorry)18:21
gnomefreaki know the 2 to remove this is a idfferetn one18:21
asac90_181_485286_attachment_369457.patch == add debian/patches/90_181_485286_attachment_369457.patch18:22
asacor am i wrong?18:22
asacit belongs to the same CVE18:22
asacso should be dropped too18:22
gnomefreakoh ok18:23
gnomefreakok pushing changes18:31
gnomefreakasac: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~gnomefreak/seamonkey/seamonkey-1.1.x.dev should be loaded soon18:33
gnomefreakok so jaunty build needs same work?18:33
gnomefreakjust intrepid/hardy are without the patches18:33
gnomefreakasac: ok its loaded18:34
asack18:37
asaci will leave soon ... will maybe check later tonight or tomorrow18:37
gnomefreakk18:37
asacand upload to karmic etc.18:37
* gnomefreak not here long either18:39
gnomefreaklol @ next gdm will break system. mines already frigging broke18:41
gnomefreakwhat could happen to it now18:42
stefanlsdDo things built for FF 3.5 need to be built against xulrunner-1.9.1-dev ?20:12
jetsaredimanyone know anything about gpg + tb3?22:07
asachi22:09
jetsaredimohai22:10
asacjetsaredim: needs to be done ;)22:10
asacneeds an owner maybe ;)22:10
jetsaredimwell22:10
asacits definitly challenging stuff22:10
jetsaredimit looks like there is built-in support for pkcs1222:10
jetsaredimwhich is just another key thingie22:10
asacin tbird?22:11
asacyes22:11
jetsaredimyea22:11
asacthats that x.501?22:11
asacor 9?22:11
asacnot sure22:11
jetsaredimso just need to be able to convert gpg key to pkcs1222:11
asacthats what they support22:11
jetsaredimi think22:11
jetsaredimor are you talking about enigmail?22:11
asacjetsaredim: i am talking about enigmail22:11
asacgpg support wont work without it22:11
jetsaredimi don't even think that the basic extension supports tb222:12
jetsaredimerr tb322:12
asacwell i am talking about tbird supporting S-MIME?22:12
asacjetsaredim: it has tbird 3 support22:12
jetsaredimorly?22:12
asacjust needs to be packaged22:12
jetsaredimhmm rly22:12
asacnightly is available for tbird 3 so yes22:13
asachttp://enigmail.mozdev.org/download/index.php22:13
asaci already started on making enigmail use the xulrunner build system22:14
asacbut i ended up lacking headers22:14
asacfor mime stuff etc.22:14
jetsaredimhmm22:14
asacso those probably need to be exported in a tbird-dev package22:14
jetsaredimyae22:14
jetsaredimhrm22:14
asaclike we did for tbird 222:14
asacbut upstream situation didnt get much better22:14
asace.g. make install doesnt install headers i think22:15
asacat least i think22:15
asacbut i should check22:15
* asac kicks off a tbird package build22:15
jetsaredimi don't think it would22:15
asacneed to check ;)22:15
jetsaredimyea22:15
asactakes about 20-30 minutes22:15
jetsaredimyea22:15
jetsaredimno worries - have to run anyway22:16
asactoo bad i cleaned my build area a few hours ago22:16
jetsaredimkids need to eat, etc. :)22:16
asachad a proper build there just before22:16
asacjetsaredim: good. cu around ;)22:16
jetsaredimfigures ;)22:16
asackids are obviously more important than enigmail ;)22:16
jetsaredimi need to make some time later this week to update some moz extensions too22:16
jetsaredimi've been a bastard about that - work is crazy22:16
asacour dailies still occupy ppa builders ;)22:17
jetsaredimbut boss is going on vacation wed :)22:17
asacjetsaredim: i think what would be really helpful would be to help getting a stat about what extensions need to be updated for ffox 3.022:17
asacerr ffox 3.522:17
jetsaredimyea22:17
jetsaredimwell - i think mozgest for one needs to be dumped22:17
asaclike a table with columns: latest upstream version | ffox 3.5 support upstream | ffox 3.5 support in archive22:17
jetsaredimin favor of firegestures22:18
jetsaredimyes - that would be helpful :)22:18
asacok lets talk about that later ;)22:18
asacgo and do your kids and food ;)22:18
jetsaredimindeed22:18
jetsaredimi'll be back around 11P est22:18
jetsaredimno rest for the weary22:18
jetsaredimttyl22:19
asacstupid me ... cleaned build area again while tbird was still running22:58
* asac hits his brain ;)22:58
ftaasac, what do you think of http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=13416 ?22:58
asacfta: mozillas point is that the html5 standard was created to improve the open web23:05
asacthats why they dont support patent encumbered codecs at all23:05
asacso more codecs are wrong23:05
asacotherwise i dont know what to say.23:05
asacdoesnt it work with our ffmpeg libs?23:05
ftai emphasized *open*23:05
asacthey are stripped a bit, but in general we should have them23:05
asacyeah but the common makes the impression that this is a cross platform problem23:06
ftano, ours is from the main branch, ie it's not multi-threaded23:06
asacwhich it isnt at all23:06
asacyeah. then the answer is probably that they either can make use of the not-multithreaded lib23:07
asacor they include more code in their trunk ;)23:07
asaci dont see why they wouldnt copy the whole ffmpeg into their tree and link statically to it ;)23:07
micahgasac: just upgraded to FF3.5 from universe23:07
ftathe libs are loaded on demand23:07
asacnice ;)23:07
asacfta: the libs or the codecs?23:07
asaccodecs are often also .so23:08
ftaasac, /usr/lib/chromium-browser/*.so.*23:08
asacfta: i dont see why they couldnt do that when shipping their .so things in pkglibdir23:08
asacthey must rename the libs anyway if they are a fork23:08
ftait's not even part of the build, i had to add that23:08
asacyeah. thats what they should fix. otherwise even their build wont work i guess23:09
asacor does chrome build work?23:09
ftano idea, but the 1st message seems to indicate that it doesn't23:09
ftaasac, could you run glxinfo 32 and 64 on your X1900 as tell me if there's a difference?23:14
ftamore precisely, do you have the ARB_vertex_buffer_object and EXT_framebuffer_object extensions?23:15
asacfta: glxinfo 32?23:17
fta32 bit version of glxinfo23:17
asacis that in ia32-libs?23:17
ftai don't think so23:17
asaccan i just unpack the package or do i also need more depends?23:18
BUGabundoguud evening23:19
BUGabundohey asac fta23:19
asacola23:19
ftagood question, let me know :)23:19
BUGabundoread john email?23:19
asacfta: why do you ask me to do such hard things :(23:19
* asac gets mesa-utils 3223:20
asacso last package with that source is feisty ;)23:20
BUGabundoasac: didu see gnomefreak request?23:20
asacok source is mesa23:20
asacrequest?23:20
BUGabundoasac: to package tb ?23:21
asacfta: diff -u /tmp/glx32.txt /tmp/glx64.txt | pastebinit23:22
asachttp://paste.ubuntu.com/211567/23:22
asacBUGabundo: to package tb?23:22
asacthought we had a package ;)23:22
BUGabundoerr23:22
BUGabundoasac: please see the email :\23:22
ftaasac, lol, is this box usable at all?23:23
asacfta: in which sense?23:23
ftaasac, you're soft rendering everything23:23
asacfta: look at the diff command23:24
asac64 bit has direct rendering23:24
asac-direct rendering: No (If you want to find out why, try setting LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose)23:24
asac+direct rendering: Yes23:24
asacthe diff is 32 vs. 6423:24
asacuname -a23:24
asacLinux hector 2.6.30-10-generic #12-Ubuntu SMP Mon Jun 22 16:30:32 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux23:24
asacso yeah. on .31 its currently unusable ;)23:25
asac(though i havent tried -2 yet)23:25
BUGabundoCan you please as Alexander to update23:25
BUGabundoSeamonkey 1.1.15-1.1.17. I havent made any update to it23:25
BUGabundosince it hit repos.23:25
ftaso problem with .31 here23:25
asacBUGabundo: yeah. i think he wants me to review his branch and sponsor the upload23:25
asaci have that on my list23:25
asaclatest tomorrow morning23:25
asacfta: huh? s/so/same/?23:26
asacor are you saying the o3d problems are .30?23:26
ftas/so/no/23:26
BUGabundothanks asac23:26
asacah23:26
asacfta: using fglrx?23:26
ftano, nvidia and intel23:26
BUGabundofta no 3.5 daily ?23:27
asacbuilders are burried in work ;)23:27
ftaBUGabundo, I thought you didn't want those?23:27
BUGabundoeheh I don't!23:28
BUGabundojust found t strange :)23:28
asacfta: so stopped 3.5 dailies?23:28
ftano23:28
asacor just no commmits?23:28
ftano commit i guess23:28
asacgood ;)23:29
BUGabundoright asac. I remember reading it23:29
asacat least no useless buildd digestions ;)23:29
ftaasac, even on 64bit, you seems to have Slow/None23:31
asaci have basic 3d thats it23:32
asacmost likely the reason why there is still no compiz for me23:32
asaceven though 5xx are in general ment to work with ati ;)23:32
asacbut i gave up as i couldnt play doom 4 et al since hardy anyway23:33
asac(before it always worked great with fglrx)23:33
ftai had a regression like that on my netbook, it was udev-extras missing23:33
ftabug 38493423:33
ubottuLaunchpad bug 384934 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "[i945gme] Xorg very slow after upgrade" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/38493423:33
asachmm. i doubt thats the case for ati23:34
asacwhat does udev-extras do for you?23:34
ftait was missing permissions to access the dri23:34
ftarules were in udev-extras, not installed in UNR23:34
asacyeah23:35
asacbut thats ok for me23:35
asacwe already checked that23:35
asaci also tried to make the permissions bad23:35
asacand it really got much worse23:35
asaci think what i have is really the best i can get now23:35
ftaand i can play openarena on my slow netbook23:35
asacmaybe .31 will give another boost23:35
asacas ati is really progressing fast aftrer they published their raw specs23:35
asacopenarena?23:36
asacis that similar to quake 4 and ET quakewars?23:36
asacdoom was bullshit ... I was playing quake 4 when hardy broke my setup and never came back ;)23:36
asac(but i havent tried fglrx in final jaunty i have to admit)23:36
asacnow i have nexuiz ;)23:37
asac:-P23:37
asacnot as good as unreal I ;) ... but still something to run, jump and shoot23:37
asacthat reminds me that i even have unreal I on this machine if i am not mistaken23:37
asacenemy-territory/ etqw/            quake4/          ut2004/23:38
asacso no unreal I ;)23:38
asacbut all those 4 are dead ;)23:39
asachow much i would love to play et ;)23:39
asaclet me start it ;)23:39
asacheh23:40
asacit was fast enough that i managed to navigate my mouse to the Quit button23:40
asacwhich wasnt possible in the past ;)23:40
asaclet me check what kernel folks fixed in -223:41
ftaopenarena uses the quake 4 engine, iirc23:41
asacslow slow launchpad ;)23:41
asacfta: so its proprietary or did ID release that engine to opensource (couldnt believe it as its still pretty new)23:41
asacquake 4 engine is pretty decent23:42
ftait's in universe23:42
asacOpen Arena: a completely free game for the FOSS Quake 3 engine23:42
asacyeah23:42
asacso its not 423:42
asac(would have been shocking ;))23:42
ftaoh, ok23:43
ftagood enough for me23:43
ftai can frag as much as i want23:43
asacquake 4 is pretty good. they invented infinite textures in that engine23:43
asachehe23:43
asacyeah23:43
asacprobably23:43
asacmaybe i should check that too23:43
asacbut i guess it would work even with my bad driver ;)23:43
asacmaybe enemy territory is based on that enigine?23:44
asac(wolfenstein)23:44
asacme installs openarena to see how the game play is - which is the most important part i guess23:44
* asac notes: first check .31-2 kernel23:45
asacsecond. check openarena ;)23:45
asacdoesnt look like the last two linux uploads changed something for me from changelog23:47
asaci will try anyway. maybe it was caused by something else now fixed23:47

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