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ftagood00:01
BUGabundofta: and it even opens pages :)00:05
ftaBUGabundo, for me, it's really looking good, gtk theme, flash plugin, video, etc..00:06
ftajust need an adblock and it's usable enough for me00:07
BUGabundoflash?00:07
BUGabundoI read about it yesterday00:07
BUGabundofta: you using addons?00:08
BUGabundoI though you were the guy who didn't use any00:08
ftaBUGabundo, no, not me. I have 28 addons installed, 11 active00:09
BUGabundoreally?00:09
ftayes, why?00:10
ftaabp, chrome list (useless), dom inspector (useless), download statusbar, firebug, rikaichan + 2 dicts, jsview, nightly tester, tab counter and web developer00:12
BUGabundofta: http://paste.ubuntu.com/214000/00:14
BUGabundoand that's because asac FORCED me to drop soooo many00:14
asac__micahg: i used the contact form on calendar.live.com and complained00:17
asac__more we cant do imo00:17
micahgasac__ I agree, what to do with the bug?00:18
asac__also sent to bing00:19
asac__leave it alone ;)00:19
micahgok00:20
* micahg has been trying to stay on top of the ff3.5 bugs so it doesn't become like ff3.000:20
asac__heh00:20
asac__honours goal. really00:20
asac__honorous00:21
asac__it will be fun when we make it default ;)00:21
micahgindeed00:21
asac__micahg: what bug id was it?00:22
micahgbug 39721100:22
ubottuLaunchpad bug 397211 in firefox-3.5 "Shiretoko user agent string breaks compatibilty with major websites" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39721100:22
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micahgasac: did you see gnomefreak00:41
micahg's suggestion about ubufox for kde00:41
BUGabundoMark has twitter ? https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/39729700:41
ubottuUbuntu bug 397297 in gwibber "Gwibber won't take a long password" [Undecided,Fix committed]00:41
asacmicahg: well. kubufox might make sense at some point - though currently ubufox itself is desktop agnostic, but to fix the problem of all the depends getting pulled in, its bug 29353300:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 293533 in apturl "Better KDE (non-gnome) support for apturl (Was: shouldnt hard depend on synaptic (KDE))" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/29353300:44
asacubufox needs apturl, that one pulls in all gnome stuff00:44
ftaBUGabundo, good, maybe he'll assign someone to look for all the bugs ;)00:44
micahgah, so if apturl is agnostic, then ubufox would be as well00:45
BUGabundofta: ehe he has a >49 char pass LOLOL00:46
BUGabundoI think he was trying to make a dent/twit in the wrong box00:46
ftaiirc, you can't even use ! in passwords00:51
ftayou can't even sent \o/ in a dent00:51
ftasned00:51
ftagrr00:51
BUGabundosure you can00:52
BUGabundo(12:52:56 AM) IM: see " @fta: you can't even sent \o/ in a dent"00:53
BUGabundo(12:53:02 AM) update@identi.ca: bugabundo: see  @fta: you cant even sent \o/ in a dent00:53
ftai can't00:53
BUGabundogwibber:read/100:53
BUGabundooops00:53
ftai get o/ unless i send \\o/00:54
BUGabundohttp://identi.ca/notice/625696400:54
BUGabundoI see it there00:54
ftagwibber?00:54
BUGabundoI see it fine00:54
BUGabundoall forms00:54
BUGabundogwibber, xmpp, web00:54
ftabug 35370500:55
ubottuLaunchpad bug 353705 in gwibber "gwibber fails to correctly dent purposefully escaped characters" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/35370500:55
BUGabundofixed?00:55
BUGabundoWFM00:56
BUGabundotry pinging me00:56
ftahm, seems ok now00:56
ftabut i nearly gave up on gwibber, too many crashes/freezes00:57
BUGabundoit just restarted for me 4 times00:57
BUGabundowhile I've been online tonight00:57
BUGabundoI said it before: I run it with $ watch -n10 gwibber00:57
BUGabundoeven have an alias00:57
BUGabundowgwibber00:58
BUGabundofta: your dent looks good00:58
asacfta: did you ever try to get a reasonable backtrace on gwibber?01:02
asaci wonder if its webkit crashes01:02
BUGabundoasac: if I knew how to debug python and upstream looked at bug01:02
asacotherwise the python must be really dirty ;)01:02
BUGabundo*bugs01:02
ftabug 38950501:02
ubottuLaunchpad bug 389505 in gwibber "gwibber crashes in pango @pango_layout_check_lines" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/38950501:02
BUGabundoI would file way too many more01:02
BUGabundoI've stopped 'cause it was usselless01:02
ftabug 38061801:02
ubottuLaunchpad bug 380618 in gwibber "gwibber (new theming engine) pango segmentation fault @pango_layout_get_iter" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/38061801:02
BUGabundoyeah most bugs are pango01:03
BUGabundoI've increased gwibber cache too 100 dents WOOT01:04
BUGabundoI now can go back 2h01:04
asachmm cant repro01:05
BUGabundoor 5 days on replies eheh01:05
asacwhat does "text scroll" mean?01:05
asacfta: how long to wait?01:06
asacone reload?01:06
BUGabundo** (gwibber:19904): WARNING **: Trying to register gtype 'WnckWindowState' as flags when in fact it is of type 'GEnum'01:07
BUGabundo** (gwibber:19904): WARNING **: Trying to register gtype 'WnckWindowActions' as flags when in fact it is of type 'GEnum'01:07
BUGabundo** (gwibber:19904): WARNING **: Trying to register gtype 'WnckWindowMoveResizeMask' as flags when in fact it is of type 'GEnum01:07
BUGabundo/usr/bin/gwibber:79: PangoWarning: pango_layout_line_unref: assertion `private->ref_count > 0' failed01:07
BUGabundo  gtk.main()01:07
BUGabundoBus error (core dumped)01:07
ftaasac, type more than the window width, and wait01:07
asacfta: stay at the end of line with cursor?01:18
asacyay ;)01:18
asacnow it happened01:18
* asac a bit scared about gwibber threading approach01:19
asacthey have a process: function running in a thread01:19
asacand do something in a critical block01:19
asacsomething else they schedule on the main loop01:20
asacsomething else they do outside the critical block01:20
asacmodifying an array most likely accessed by UI thread01:20
asacall the stuff that is done there, except the data retrievel most likely should go into the idle handler01:21
micahgasac: is it worth pointing out to people that they are running dailies when submitting bugs?01:21
asacmicahg: depends01:22
asacmicahg: dailies are actually good01:22
asacif they see some regression we should notify upstream rather quickly01:22
asacif is random noise01:22
asacthen it doesnt matter either i guess ;)01:22
micahgok, I was thinking people might have stuck with dailies instead of jumping off after the official release01:23
asacmicahg: well. if they wanted dailies before, then they proably dont have a problem with dailies after the stable rlease01:24
asacthe dailies become less risky after major release is out01:24
asace.g. 3.5 upstream branch is now governed by stable branch policies01:24
micahgok, I'll let it go then01:25
* BUGabundo $ date; $ echo bedtime; $ aptitude why bed; $ echo guud pillow :p01:40
asacfta: checkout lp:~asac/gwibber/dead-to-races01:41
* BUGabundo hopes tommorow asac has guud gwibber news :)01:41
micahgis anyone running the 3.5.1pre dailies?01:57
dtcheni was until i encountered the focus-grabbing issues01:57
micahghmm01:57
micahgI wanted someone to test something that works for me on the stable version01:58
micahgshould I just ask the user to try the stable version to see if it works?01:58
micahg!msgthebot > micahg05:49
ubottumicahg, please see my private message05:49
NCommanderasac, fta ping?06:38
NCommander(or anyone who can upload thunderbird?)06:38
mahfouzwill ff 3.5 ever become "firefox" in jaunty?09:03
micahg!ff35 | mahfouz09:05
ubottumahfouz: Firefox 3.5 Final is available for Jaunty by installing the package firefox-3.5 | FF3.5 is referred to as Shiretoko on your UI, see http://is.gd/1reB3 for an explanation | Hardy & Intrepid: http://is.gd/1jkNY09:05
mahfouzyeah, but I want it as default browser09:05
mahfouzi mean it's more than a security update, but so were 3.0.8, 3.0.9 and so on09:05
micahgwe don't change the default in a stable release09:06
mahfouzyou changed 3.0.10 to 3.0.1109:07
micahgthat's a security update09:07
mahfouzas i said above, it's not JUST a security update09:07
micahgthis is a version upgrade09:07
micahgthat is the main purpose09:07
micahgoccasionally a fix will be backported to the current branch from teh devel brance09:08
micahgbut they are intended as major bugfix and security fix releases09:08
micahgFF3.5 is totally new functionality09:09
micahgand not all the other mozilla items in teh repos are compatible09:09
micahgtherefore, it would not make sense to give it as an update09:09
micahgmahfouz: please reference this document: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates09:11
mahfouzcitizen, be paranoid09:12
mahfouzthat's the spirit09:12
micahghuh?09:12
mahfouzfrom your url09:12
micahgI do not understand09:12
mahfouzi just quoted from your link09:13
mahfouzthat's all09:13
micahgah yes09:13
mahfouzwhat I am saying is that it's still 4 months to karmic and if ff 3.5 is tested and stable in the next weeks, then more and more users will want it as firefox in the repos09:13
mahfouzI for example have many scripts that use "firefox" and it would be a hassle to rewrite them all09:14
micahgthat doesn09:14
mahfouzand to have 2 default browsers on your desktop09:14
micahgno one is asking people to upgrade to 3.5 at this point09:14
micahgbut it's there if people want to use it09:14
micahgff3.5 is stable currently09:15
micahgbut that's not the issue09:15
micahgthe issue is we don't change app versions in a stable release unless the criteria on that wiki page are met09:15
mahfouzwell, I understand your reasoning but there will be many people asking for an official browser upgrade in the weeks and months before karmic release09:16
micahgit won't happen in Ubuntu09:17
micahgit just doesn't work like that09:17
micahgStable release means all the components have been tested together09:17
micahgwe do not have the resources to do a full test like that on Firefox 3.509:17
micahgand work on karmic09:18
micahgthat's why the rules are so strict on stable releases09:18
micahgotherwise, the os would be unreliable09:18
micahgFF3.0 will continue to recevie security fixes for the foreseeable future09:18
micahgff3.5 will be the default in karmic09:19
micahgff3.5 in jaunty was a courtest09:19
micahgcourtesy09:19
Lantiziaif it's a courtesy why can't the courtesy include a backport that has the right logo and replaces firefox-3.009:19
Lantiziafor those who want it09:19
mahfouzyo! supporter to my cause!09:20
micahgLantizia: when someone does a favor for you, do you throw it back in their face and say this is not good enough?09:20
mahfouzmicahg: i might09:20
LantiziaI didn't switch from debian to ubuntu for my desktop for "ultra high and mighty stability rules"09:20
LantiziaI swapped because you've got the latest and greatest09:20
LantiziaThis would seem to go against that09:20
mahfouzyeah, give us the your huddled crashes!09:21
mahfouzLantizia: you drove him out of the channel :)09:21
Lantizialol09:21
micahg1sorry09:21
micahg1got disconnected09:21
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mahfouzbtw Lantizia, there is a daily build repo for mozilla but I dunno if this would update your "firefox" package09:22
Lantiziamahfouz, it's no different to the one in main09:22
micahgwell, the daily is the preview of 3.5.109:22
Lantiziano I wasn't on about the daily, I was on about the security09:23
LantiziaI have SNS syndrome and I have it bad, this is why I'm trying Ubuntu again (last time was version 5 and 6)09:24
micahgSNS?09:24
LantiziaShiny New Shit09:24
micahgyeah09:24
mahfouzin a sense you should upgrade to 3.5 because it also improves security if I understand mozilla correctly09:24
micahgso, FF3.5 works just fine09:24
micahgmahfouz: no, it's a separate branch with its own security concerns09:25
LantiziaI get that firefox-3.5 _should not_ auto-update firefox_3.0 package09:25
LantiziaI don't get (at all) why on earth theres a need to add the version to the package name09:25
LantiziaBut I do think if you add a backport repo that has firefox_3.5 it should upgrade and replace firefox 3.009:25
micahgso we could have multiple versions (i.e. 3.5 in Jaunty)09:25
Lantiziamicahg, But why bother when firefox 3.5 is stable!?09:26
micahgLantizia: ff3.5 in Jaunty is not a backport09:26
mahfouzi actually support Lantizia's idea, that would give everybody what they wanted09:26
Lantiziamicahg, if you want to test both because one is in beta then call the package shirako09:26
mahfouzmicahg: exactly09:26
micahgJaunty shipped with 2 versions of Firefox09:26
micahgJaunty keeps 2 versions of Firefox09:26
mahfouzwell it's not so outrageous that a backport has a newer version09:26
Lantiziaversions _DON'T belong_ in package names... ever!09:27
micahgLantizia: that makes upgrades confusing09:27
micahgLantizia: if you support multiple versions they do09:27
mahfouzbut firefox has different versions in edgy hardy etc09:27
micahgLantizia: are you familiar with gcc?09:28
Lantiziayeah thats different tho09:28
micahgLantizia: why?09:28
Lantiziabecause it's a matter of compatibility, a fundamental package others really do depend on09:28
Lantiziafirefox is just an app09:28
micahgmysql?09:28
Lantiziaand postgresql? :D09:28
Lantiziadoes my head in the number of versions postgres has in the repo's09:29
micahgthe point is, it's a necessary evil if you want to support multiple versions09:29
Lantiziawell mozilla give them other names! codenames! use them!09:29
micahgmaybe I should just suggest that we only ship one version of firefox per release inthe  future to avoid this09:29
Lantiziafirefox _doesn't_ keep TWO versions of firefox stable at the same time09:29
micahgthen everyone would have to wait until the next release to even get it09:29
Lantiziawhen they're done with one, they're done with it09:29
micahgLantizia: yes, they do09:30
Lantiziaso why have two packages maintained!09:30
micahguntil it09:30
micahg's EOL09:30
mahfouzbut you could have a repo in which "firefox" is a metapackage that refers to ff 3.5, right?09:30
micahgmahfouz: that will be in karmic09:30
mahfouznot yet09:30
LantiziaI'd only see a point in that if firefox3.5 had the right logos09:30
mahfouzor is it?09:30
micahgI believe09:30
LantiziaI got tired of seeing Iceweasel09:30
micahgno, not yet09:30
Lantizianow I've got a stupid globe09:30
mahfouzff in karmic is still 3.009:31
micahgIt's 3:30 am for me09:31
mahfouzhttp://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/firefox09:31
Lantiziait's 9:30am here :)09:31
Lantiziaand I'm at work, yay for IRC!09:31
mahfouzit's 10:30 here :)09:31
Lantiziagermany?09:31
mahfouzyo09:31
Lantizia:D09:31
mahfouzbritish or port?09:31
Lantizianeed to learn me some german, theres so many of you on the net! :D09:31
Lantiziabritish old chap09:31
micahgHere's the spec for the Karmic firefox conversion09:32
micahghttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-karmic-firefox-3.509:32
micahgI ahve to go to sleep09:32
Lantiziaright well I'm taking your firefox 3.5 package, putting the right logos on it and putting it in a repo of my own on PPA!09:32
Lantiziaand calling it "shock horror" .... firefox09:32
micahgLantizia: Mozilla has rules for using their branding09:33
Lantiziaoh and they can argue it's not the finished product can they?09:33
micahgif you want to worry about all that, I cannot advise you09:33
mahfouzcall it "the rocky horror firefox"09:33
micahgI cannot advise such things09:34
micahggood night09:36
mahfouzbye09:36
macvrhi all... I'm using ff3.5 in Jaunty from the universe repo , how do i solve this weird fonts problem? http://imagebin.ca/view/VmKFcSp.html09:42
macvrit does not happen with FF309:42
macvrasac: ^ any ideas , about what i'm doing wrong?09:43
* asac looks09:50
asacmacvr: not sure whats the problem is (my eyes are really bad for fonts)09:51
macvrthe fonts are not rendered properly... just sec ... i'll show same image from ff309:52
macvrasac: http://imagebin.ca/view/t8Gvcy.html this is in FF309:54
macvri have the same problems even when i use swiftfox, [FF3.5]09:55
macvranyone else having the same problem?10:01
asacmacvr: i dont see a problem ;)10:15
asacbut thats my eyes i guess10:15
asacis it different hinting?10:16
macvryes... the fonts are not smooth10:16
macvrasac: this problem is obvious since the rest of the fonts in the system are rendered well10:17
asacmacvr: what hinting have you set system wide?10:24
macvrasac: just a sec... i'm making a better screnshot10:24
asacmacvr: i dont want a sreenshot10:24
asacmacvr: what hinting are you having set in gnome preference dialog?10:25
asacfull?10:25
macvrasac: i have superimposed the ff3 image >http://imagebin.ca/view/ZiAczB.html10:25
macvryup...hinting is full10:25
asacok change to hinting slight10:26
asacdoes that match what you see in firefox?10:26
macvrasac: whe i set, hinting to none and smoothing to grey scale , it matches the FF3.510:27
macvrwhen^10:27
asachm10:33
asacthats not what i can confirm10:34
asacits usually whatever you have configured in your fontconfig10:34
asacignoring gnome settings10:34
asacwe ship slight by default10:34
asacmaybe you tweaked them once manually10:34
asacanyway. i think its known10:34
macvrwhat about Hinting?10:34
asacbug 37976110:34
ubottuLaunchpad bug 379761 in firefox-3.5 "FF 3.5 font hinting wrong in content area" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/37976110:34
macvrah...  i just couldnt find anywhere else about this problem... thats for the bug :)10:36
gnomefreakmorning10:49
asachi gnomefreak10:52
gnomefreakasac: do you know of a setting in Tbird-3 to enable the list of people who commented on email or is this an upstream feature/bug? Handy to know before i ask Mozilla about it.10:55
asacgnomefreak: "enable the list of people who commented on email"10:56
asacwhat does that mean?10:56
asac(i dont understand the feature request)10:57
gnomefreakasac: in tbird-3 looking at your inbox it used to list the senders name after the title. no longer does this10:58
gnomefreaki cant find a setting in advanced menu for it10:59
* gnomefreak also has ideas you are not going to like with ubufox, i will wait to bring them up ;)11:00
gnomefreaki guess xulrunner-1.9.1 is not the same in Debian as it is in Ubuntu11:02
macvrasac: thans a lot for the bug , editing the .fonts.conf solved the font problem11:02
gnomefreakthatnks for the bug fix or thanks for the work-around might have been a better way to say that. thanks for the bug sounds like he introduced a bug11:08
asacmacvr: thx11:09
macvrgnomefreak: he gave me the bug number...  ;p11:10
gnomefreakoh :)11:10
asachehe11:12
asacall fine11:12
asaci knew the context at lesat ;)11:12
gnomefreak!realplayer11:24
ubottuFor multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats11:24
gnomefreaki dont get it, i thought realplayer wasnt in repos11:25
bdrung_asac: how is the progress of mozilla-devscripts for Debian?11:26
asacbdrung_: is in NEW11:41
asachttp://ftp-master.debian.org/new.html11:41
bdrung_asac: cool11:41
bdrung_yesterday one of my packages waiting in NEW was accepted.11:41
asacheh11:41
asacsounds good11:41
bdrung_some days ago there were about 270 packages in NEW11:44
gnomefreakare greasemonkey scripts only perl or does it take other scripts like python?11:50
ramvi1I'm having a hard time compiling firefox from source, which is kind of essential to contribute :p I bzr branch to get the code and debuild to get a deb, but it failes with12:03
ramvi13 out of 3 hunks ignored12:03
ramvi1Patch firefox-profilename does not apply (enforce with -f)12:03
ramvi1make: *** [debian/stamp-patched] Error 112:03
gnomefreakramvi1: maybe bzr-builddeb would help or you may need to edit patch (not here atm)12:04
gnomefreakramvi1: 3.0.11 and 3.5 both have working patches. Did you update branch using latest 3.0.11 branch (or use the repo version)12:08
ramvi1gnomefreak: Right, ok, so bzr branch lp:firefox, then bzr-buildpackage ? I seem to get errors then too. Isn't it weird that I have to edit the scripts?12:09
gnomefreaki dont remember the contents of that patch off hand12:09
ramvi1I'm trying to build 3.512:09
ramvi1So that's like just Branch   lp:firefox12:09
gnomefreakramvi1: you shouldnt have to since 3.5 in repos builds just fine (assuming you didnt change branding12:09
gnomefreaks/ /)12:10
ramvi1right, I didn't change anything. That's what's weird12:10
ramvi1so there's no secret? You just bzr get the code and debuild it?12:11
gnomefreakramvi1: i know my seamonkey-2.0 build i have to update patch. Quilt should beable to fix it for you12:11
gnomefreakramvi1: should work or even apt-get source firefox-3.5 and build than push to your branch12:11
ramvi1apt-get source gives me beta412:12
gnomefreakmozilla team branch should be without problems but that is same as the version pushed to official repos12:12
gnomefreakramvi1: what ubuntu version?12:12
ramvi1I'm running jaunty12:13
gnomefreak!info firefox-3.5 jaunty12:13
ubottufirefox-3.5 (source: firefox-3.5): safe and easy web browser from Mozilla. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.5+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.9.04.1 (jaunty), package size 907 kB, installed size 3524 kB12:13
gnomefreakramvi1: its final release in jaunty12:13
gnomefreakramvi1: name will still be shireoko12:13
ramvi1yeah I know, but the dir said b4, guess that doesn't mean anything then12:14
ramvi1gnomefreak: firefox-3.5 3.5~b4~hg20090330r24021+nobinonly-0ubuntu112:14
gnomefreakit shouldnt i dont have source for it atm12:15
gnomefreakramvi1: thats not an up-to-date tarball than12:15
gnomefreakramvi1: sounds like however if you use apt-get source it is the right tarball. just sounds like you are not up to date for some reason12:16
gnomefreakramvi1: make sure changelog has the right version, if so just rename the toplever dir12:16
ramvi1ok, i'll look into it. thanks for your time12:16
gnomefreaknp12:16
gnomefreakasac: are you using same ubufox branch for Debian and Ubuntu?12:17
gnomefreaksorry not ubufox but mozilla-devscripts12:18
NCommanderasac, ping!12:23
NCommanderfta, ping?12:26
gnomefreaki'm suprised no hate mail from my bug comment on update-notifier :)12:32
asacNCommander: tbird upload?12:34
NCommanderasac, yes please :-)?12:34
NCommanderasac, (slangasek was wondering why its been two weeks and no upload ...)12:35
asacNCommander: i dont care about what he wonders ;)12:35
* gnomefreak thinks this channel is better than working atm12:36
gnomefreak2.0 is latest version in repos12:37
* gnomefreak goes back to own little world12:37
gnomefreakasac: btw good luck getting flashgot devs to email back12:39
gnomefreak!info sunbird jaunty12:41
ubottusunbird (source: lightning-sunbird): Sunbird stand-alone Calendar. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9+nobinonly-0ubuntu2 (jaunty), package size 7915 kB, installed size 23696 kB12:41
gnomefreakasac: can you please push sunbird ubuntu3 it fixes the armel build failure12:42
gnomefreak!info sunbird karmic12:42
ubottusunbird (source: lightning-sunbird): Sunbird stand-alone Calendar. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9+nobinonly-0ubuntu2 (karmic), package size 7915 kB, installed size 23696 kB12:42
gnomefreakyeah12:42
asacgnomefreak: did you include the sunbird patches ;)12:45
asacNCommander: i will upload it before next alpha12:45
asacwe can move it bak to in progress if that stops slangasek bugging12:45
gnomefreakasac: yes it is patched and works12:45
NCommanderasac, please comment that on the bug. We really need to get this SRU'ed though12:45
asacSRUed? didnt know about that12:45
gnomefreaki updated the bug with the branch and PPA info12:46
NCommanderasac, yeah, we needed this fixed in jaunty12:46
asaci will talk to lool about that12:46
* NCommander though we had discussed this ...12:46
asaci dont want to SRU something if there will be a PPA for other stuff12:46
NCommanderasac, lool will have a better list of impressions for it12:46
asacNCommander: i knew that you wanted to get this planned12:46
asacbut i didnt know that there are no other problems12:47
* gnomefreak hopes m-d will grab latest 1.012:47
NCommanderasac, lool will know specifically what we need. I just wanted to make sure this didn't fall off your radar12:47
asacok12:47
asaci will talk to him12:47
asacNCommander: anyway i will upload this afternoon12:50
gnomefreakhold off on sunbird i am fixing branches13:22
gnomefreakasac: what is with the name of thunderbird-2.0 using the .nspr...?13:22
NCommandergnomefreak, I think I left feedback on the bug, but the ARM fix you committed didn't fix it -/13:23
asacgnomefreak: yes. plese pick the other as well13:24
gnomefreakNCommander: the jaunty branch is messed up atm. im working on it, will build again once im done13:24
asacgnomefreak: there is one more in tbird branch13:24
macvrasac: the set as default browser doesnt work > even though. browser.shell.checkDefaultBrowser < is set true13:24
asacgnomefreak: go for the .head branch fo rnow13:24
gnomefreakasac: i used both xpcom patches13:24
macvris that purposeful?13:24
gnomefreakasac: where is the head branch?13:25
asacmacvr: what is your current default browser in preferred applications?13:25
asac(gnome)13:25
asacgnomefreak: i dont know where you hvae your sunbird head branch13:25
asacmaybe its called .dev13:25
NCommandergnomefreak, it will probably segfault with xpicom issues. Try cherrypicking the patches we dumped on the TB2 branch.13:25
asaci mean: fix it on the karmic branch and not on the jaunty branch for now13:25
gnomefreakasac: working on it13:26
NCommandergnomefreak, I can test any proposed fix on ARM trivially13:26
gnomefreakNCommander: good thanks i will let you know when branches are up13:26
macvrasac: gnome , browser shows custom..13:26
macvrbut every time i click a link in a different app , the FF3 opens the link13:27
macvrchanged it manually from   /usr/bin/firefox %s >  firefox3.5 %s13:30
asacmacvr: what command do you have in custom?13:31
andrew_sayersasac: I was asking a while ago about Flash and screensavers.  Since you guys understandably have more important things right now, would you object if I took it straight to the upstream nspluginwrapper devs?13:31
asacmacvr: i think if its /usr/bin/firefox13:31
macvrit was^13:31
asacandrew_sayers: sure. submit the patch there.13:31
asacandrew_sayers: i am subscribed to the list too13:31
asacmacvr: if its like that its expected that you dont get asked13:31
gnomefreakNCommander: i found the problem :)13:31
gnomefreaki think13:32
asacmacvr: but if you set it to something else it should work13:32
asacmacvr: if that doesnt then its a bug13:32
asac(we should file)13:32
macvrasac: ... Check now also doesnt work ...13:32
macvri'll do more testing.13:32
asacfta: did you check the gwibber branch i posted?13:32
asacfta: it fixes all segfaults from what i can tell13:33
asacif you want, check it out13:33
asachttps://code.edge.launchpad.net/~asac/gwibber/dead-to-races13:33
asacfta: let me know if you can still reproduce your crash13:35
macvrasac: i tried again , selected the firefox from drop down as the default app > selected check now > nothing happens > tried a restart with the check at start up checked > still doesnt switch /detect.13:36
macvrasac: so shall i file a new bug?13:36
asacmacvr: no. i am saying if its "firefox" its ok13:37
asacmacvr: set it to something else13:37
asaclike konqueror or so13:37
macvrok..13:37
asacif that still doesnt work, then file a bug, yes.13:37
macvrwill try again13:37
asacthx13:37
macvrasac: no... tired with setting epiphany as default , still doesnt check ... but IMO even if Firefox3 is set as default it should work... I'm filing a new bug13:47
asacmacvr: well. we have some hard coded hack in ffox code base13:49
asacthat would prevent it to check if its firefox13:49
asac(because we assume it will be firefox at some point)13:49
asacif it doesnt check thats ok13:49
asacmacvr: do you have gnome-support installed ?13:49
* macvr checking13:50
asacthas required13:50
asacotherwise it wont integrate with your gnome preferred settings13:50
macvrah!... firefox 3 has it but not 3.513:50
macvrasac: shouldnt it be installed as dependencies?13:51
macvrBug #357651 has been set as invalid13:51
ubottuLaunchpad bug 357651 in firefox-3.5 "firefox-3.5 not adding Shiretoko entry to preferred applications" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/35765113:51
asacmacvr: well. kubuntu folks complained about it so its a suggest now13:53
asacwill get pulled in through ubunu-desktop when it beomes the default13:53
macvrasac: ok.. installing gnome-support fixes this. it now checks... so maybe something could be done , where only gnome side uses it as dependency ?13:54
macvrfor jaunty users13:55
asacno13:55
asacwe cannot do anything about it unfortunately13:55
asaci wanted to keep it as recommends13:55
asacbut kubuntu folks complained too much and a real solution is not in sight13:55
macvr:(  there are going to be a lot of confused Jaunty users13:56
macvrasac: alteast you could add t to your blogs13:56
macvr!ff3513:57
ubottuFirefox 3.5 Final is available for Jaunty by installing the package firefox-3.5 | FF3.5 is referred to as Shiretoko on your UI, see http://is.gd/1reB3 for an explanation | Hardy & Intrepid: http://is.gd/1jkNY13:57
macvrthe one linked in this ^url?^13:57
asacyes14:08
gnomefreakyou never commented on that bug.14:14
asacgnomefreak: on which bug?14:15
gnomefreakasac: pushing branch should be published soon14:15
asack14:15
gnomefreakbug 35808414:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 358084 in lightning-sunbird "Sunbird 0.9 fails to build on Armel arch" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/35808414:15
gnomefreakasac: ill give you link to branch once its published14:15
bluekujaasac, hi14:18
bluekujaasac, what can be wrong here http://sourceforge.net/projects/dtorrent/files/dtorrent/ctorrent-dnh(\d.*)\.tar.gz ?14:18
bluekujathis is into a watch file14:18
bluekujactorrent versioning is like this: ctorrent-dnh3.3.2.tar.gz14:19
asacno ide. i guess you cannot use watch files with sourceforge that way14:19
asace.g. they dont even provide a file listing14:19
asachttp://sourceforge.net/projects/dtorrent/files/dtorrent14:20
bluekujaproject is dtorrent14:20
bluekujafile is ctorrent14:20
asacif you go there you get some kind of custom site14:20
asacyes14:20
asacbut it doesnt give yo ua file listing14:20
asacso how would watch figure which tar to download14:20
bluekujaso it's impossible14:20
bluekujato have it?14:21
sebnerasac: öhö! ff3.5 dies when switching to fullscreen mode in flash vidz14:21
gnomefreakanyone know what OEM Priority is?14:21
asacbluekuja: i dont know. i dont use watch files that much14:21
asacbut lots of others love htem14:21
bluekujaok14:21
asacask in -motu14:22
bluekujaok14:22
asacor debian-devel on oftc14:22
sebnerasac: http://paste.ubuntu.com/214722/ ;) ;) ;)14:22
Paddy_NIHey guys I installed firefox-3.5 from the universe repository on ubuntu jaunty 64bit and I cannot seem to get it to run.. when I start firefox-3.5 from a terminal I guy a segmentation fault14:23
bluekujasebner, here?14:23
bluekujalol14:23
Paddy_NI*get14:23
asachmm14:23
asacsebner: not sure. thats just with flash?14:24
sebnerbluekuja: sure, Annoying asac is fun :D14:24
sebnerasac: yep14:24
bluekujalol14:24
asacor can you reproduce with full screen?14:24
asacwithout flash?14:24
* gnomefreak doesnt have an issue in Jaunty or Karmic running 3.5. try firefox-3.5 --safe-mode14:24
Paddy_NIgnomefreak: good point14:24
Paddy_NIgnomefreak: segmentation fault :(14:25
sebnerasac: I tried different flash sources. just go on youtube, choose a video start it, use fullscreen and it dies14:25
gnomefreakin --safe-mode?14:25
sebnergnomefreak: also not working14:25
Paddy_NIyep gnomefreak14:25
asacPaddy_NI: strace -eopen -f firefox-3.5 .... paste the putput please14:26
asacoutput14:26
gnomefreakPaddy_NI: can you run with --fail-safe maybe we will get lucky and its the same as sebner's :) see http://paste.ubuntu.com/214722/14:26
gnomefreakPaddy_NI: is it anysite?14:26
Paddy_NIgnomefreak: it just wont load at all14:26
Paddy_NIasac: ok just a sec14:26
gnomefreakasac: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~gnomefreak/sunbird/ubuntu-0.x.9.1014:26
asacgnomefreak: thats not all patches for armel i think14:27
asacNCommander: ^14:27
gnomefreakasac: in tbird it is from what i saw14:27
NCommandergnomefreak, there should be two for it14:28
Paddy_NIasac: how would I tell that command to output to a file on my desktop as there is too much output for scrollback?14:28
gnomefreakbz322806_arm-vfp-2538:3f78d5e894bc.patch???14:28
gnomefreakNCommander: i added 214:28
gnomefreak18 and 38 xpcom14:28
NCommanderthat looks right14:28
asac* Fixes (LP: #358084): add arm(el) xpcom patches from thunderbird package - add debian/patches/18_arm_xpcom_unused_attribute.dpatch - add debian/patches/38_arm_xpcom_optim.dpatch14:29
asacNCommander: those are enough?14:29
Paddy_NIgnomefreak: fail safe also gives a segfault14:29
gnomefreakasac: tbird builds so that should be good14:29
NCommandergnomefreak, builds isn't enough14:29
gnomefreakPaddy_NI: did it give you output?14:29
NCommandergnomefreak, it will segfault without the EABI fixes14:29
Paddy_NIgnome none14:29
Paddy_NIerr14:29
Paddy_NIgnomefreak: none at all mate14:29
Paddy_NIjust the segfault14:29
gnomefreakPaddy_NI: its up-to-date finail release?14:30
bluekujaasac, the get-orig-source will work?14:30
gnomefreakbranding is unofficial14:30
bluekujaasac, with sf14:30
Paddy_NIwell which ever version is in universe gnomefreak14:30
gnomefreakPaddy_NI: apt-cache policy firefox-3.514:30
* gnomefreak wonders if it ended up in -security14:31
Paddy_NIgnomefreak: http://paste.ubuntu.com/214731/14:31
gnomefreak3.5 is my default browser in Jaunty/Karmic and it runs fine14:31
Paddy_NIyeah seems to run perfectly for most14:31
Paddy_NIthis is a pretty fresh clean install of ubuntu too14:32
gnomefreakthe other one left :(14:32
Paddy_NI:(14:32
gnomefreakPaddy_NI: yeah its in -updates by the looks of it14:32
gnomefreakPaddy_NI: does it produce a crash file in /var/crash14:33
Paddy_NIgnomefreak: I will have a look14:33
asacfirst get me the strace14:33
Paddy_NIasac: how do I make that command output to a file14:33
gnomefreakPaddy_NI: strace first :) s14:33
Paddy_NIscroll back is to large I cannot get it all14:33
gnomefreakPaddy_NI: > filename should work14:34
Paddy_NIok14:34
sebnerasac: do you also need something from me?14:34
gnomefreak> will overwrite anything in the file if it is already there14:34
asacPaddy_NI: append &> /tmp/out.txt14:34
Paddy_NIok14:34
gnomefreakPaddy_NI: i use command 2>&1 | tee build-log.txt :)14:35
asacsebner: works for me14:35
sebner:(14:35
asacsebner: try to use nspluginwrapper maybe14:35
asaci am using it on 32bit14:35
asacso might be different14:35
* sebner -> 32 bit14:36
gnomefreakoh crap Paddy_NI your on 64bit?14:36
Paddy_NIwould that be a problem14:36
* gnomefreak had a flash thought14:36
Paddy_NIhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/214738/14:36
Paddy_NIstrace14:36
gnomefreakPaddy_NI: did you get flash from our repos with nspluginwrapper? just checking14:38
asacPaddy_NI: try with a fresh profile14:39
gnomefreakIIRC flash go to xulrunner14:39
Paddy_NIhmm14:39
asace.g. mv $HOME/.mozilla $HOME/mybackout14:39
asacyou hav ecolourful tabs extension which has always been a PITA14:39
Paddy_NIah14:39
Paddy_NI:(14:39
gnomefreakasac: --safe-mode fails too he said14:40
Paddy_NIyeah14:40
asacwell14:40
gnomefreakthat should drop all extensions14:40
asactry to move it away14:40
asacsome dont use -safe-mode properly14:40
asacgnomefreak: no necessarily14:40
gnomefreakgood point14:40
Paddy_NIgot it... although I will have to resume this in about an hour as I am getting a lift home now :(14:40
Paddy_NIsorry guys although I have the log of this convo and I will check back14:41
gnomefreakthats a whole lot of extensions14:41
gnomefreakLp is not helpful with the OEM project :(14:44
macvrthis maybe a silly question , but does this work for any of you in FF3.5 > http://www.youtube.com/html5 ,14:48
macvrisnt FF3.5 html5 conmptible or do i have to set it somewhere?14:49
macvrcompatible^14:49
asacmacvr: it wont work becaues ffox doesnt support the codec used by youtube14:50
* gnomefreak checking14:50
asacits kind of a fight between mozilla/opera and google14:50
asacmozilla wants to not support proprietary codecs to improve the idea of the open web14:50
macvr:/14:50
asacgoogle wants stuff to stay proprietary and doesnt mind if open source folks cannot get a good solution14:51
gnomefreaki guess its not flash?14:51
asacits video tag14:51
macvrgnomefreak: no its not flash14:51
gnomefreaksaw14:51
ftaasac, it's not about proprietary or not, it's about quality per bit14:52
asacthats what they say14:52
asacyeah14:52
ftai'm in contact with some video guys from google14:52
asacyeah, but those get their input from product manangement ;)14:53
macvr^ 0.014:53
asacpersonally i compared the example videos and i didnt see any big difference ;)14:53
ftasize14:54
macvrasac: yeah.. it looked nice14:54
asacno same size example videos14:54
ftayou do better with h264 for the same size, or the same with less bits14:55
asacthats what they claim ... but for the examples i saw it was only marginally14:55
asacsame-size examples14:55
asacpoint is that google has the power to get us to an open-web14:56
asacthey also have the bandwidth ;)14:56
asacbut they want h264 ;)14:56
* asac stops ranting14:56
asacfta: if you could try to reproduce your crash in my gwibber branch i would be grateful ;)15:00
asacit doesnt crash here anymore15:01
gnomefreakmake script smarter > pakcage script   my limited knowledge of bash means it will be ready ~ 10.10 release15:01
ftaasac, ppa?15:03
gnomefreaknightly doesnt crash :)15:03
gnomefreakor daily whatever the name of it is15:04
asacfta: just checkout and run ./bin/gwibber15:05
asacbzr branch lp:~asac/gwibber/dead-to-races; cd dead-to-races; ./bin/gwibber15:06
asacmy claim is that it really fixes almost all segfaults that exist ... and most likely also lockups15:06
ftai'm sick of that systray bug, it's been there for more than a year15:18
asacyou mean clicking doesnt open?15:19
sebnerasac: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-180/+bug/33312715:20
ubottuUbuntu bug 333127 in flashplugin-nonfree "Firefox 3.5 and above crash on full screen flash video" [Undecided,Confirmed]15:20
asacgnomefreak: debian/patches/bz339782_cvs_xptcinvoke_arm_backport_1.13.patch15:20
asacthat one yo need as well15:20
gnomefreakya found a bug on tbird-3 problem :)15:22
gnomefreakasac: for arm build issue?15:22
gnomefreakok adding it and will push soon15:23
bluekujaasac, fast question15:24
bluekujaasac, I get this libssl.so.0.9.8 => /lib/i686/cmov/libssl.so.0.9.8 (0xb7f17000)15:24
bluekujaasac, is this a copyright violation?15:25
bluekujaasac, if package is licensed under gpl?15:25
ftaasac, start gwibber (or liferea), make it visible in workspace 1, go to workspace 2, click on the tray icon, nothing happens (you see the window disappear from the workspace switcher & window selector applets), click again, nothing happens (the app is listed in [] into the window selector applet).15:25
asacfta: yeah15:25
ftathis is really annoying15:25
gnomefreakasac: i guess that is from tbird-3? why didnt you add it to tbird-2?15:26
asacfta: do they use gtk_window_present?15:26
asacseems so15:26
asacyeah. i will think about it. have to recap all the background that lead to this15:26
asacgnomefreak: thats from tbird 215:27
asacgnomefreak: we added it there15:27
asacyou didnt look carefully enough on thunderbird.dev branch  ;)15:27
ftaxchat was fine for a long time, but it regressed a few days/weeks ago, it's no longer in the tray :(15:27
asacgnomefreak: lp:~mozillateam/thunderbird/thunderbird.dev/15:28
gnomefreakoops i see it now nautilus never updated itself15:28
asaclol15:28
bluekujaasac, so?15:29
asacbluekuja: yes.15:35
asacthere must be an openssl exception in the license15:35
asacif its using openssl15:35
asacotherwise it should use gnutls15:35
asacOne recommended way around this GPL incompatibility is to add an OpenSSL exemption when you license your code under the GPL.15:36
asachttp://www.gnome.org/~markmc/openssl-and-the-gpl.html15:36
asac* In addition, as a special exception, the copyright holders give15:36
asac...15:36
asacthats how it works15:36
asacok i am on the road for a few hours15:36
asaccu in 2-3 hours15:36
asacfta: if you see any crashes of gwibber in the meantime let me know15:36
asacotherwise ill just commit it i guess15:37
gnomefreakasac: ok pushed incase im not here when you return15:40
gnomefreakshit16:00
gnomefreakadded wrong patch to series :(16:01
gnomefreakok pushed the fixed version16:02
ftahm, is ~/Download a chromium thing, or is it gnome?16:23
asacfta: its xdg ... but we dont use that dir, so its most likely chrom16:23
asace.g. we explicitly set Download to point to Desktop16:23
asacchromiuum shoujld honour xdg configuration16:23
asac grep DOWNLO /etc/xdg/*16:24
asac/etc/xdg/user-dirs.defaults:DOWNLOAD=Desktop16:24
asacso fi they use xdg config that shouldnt happen16:24
ftachrome complained about unfixed bug 22076516:24
ubottuLaunchpad bug 220765 in xdg-utils "xdg-open should use xdg-mime instead of run-mailcap when no DE detected" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22076516:24
asacthey use a command line tool?16:27
asachmm16:27
asacfta: any gwiber crash yet ;=?16:27
ftano, but i'm not touching it16:28
asachehe ok16:28
ftaasac, http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1556516:40
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micahgping asac17:23
asacmicahg: ont he train still17:25
asacwill be home in about 20 minutes17:25
micahgah17:25
asacbut go aheade ... currently my connection is ok ;)17:26
asacin case i dont answer, my connection was probably dropped17:26
micahgasac: I was wondering if you can check the logs, I had a conversation around 8AM UTC and was wondering if I defended the team appropriately17:27
asacwill check ... have to get off now17:32
asaccu in a few17:32
micahgok17:34
asacmicahg: you did well18:02
asacmicahg: you only kept discussing too long ;)18:02
asaci think the point that he uses firefox i many scripts is moot18:02
asache should use x-www-browser18:02
asacwhich is an alternative we maintain18:02
micahgyeah, I was tired18:10
micahgwhen I'm tired I don't know when to stop18:11
asacheh18:11
asacwell its tempting18:11
asacbut dont feed the trolls ;)18:11
asacbut feel free to discuss as long as you want ;)18:12
asacusually you dont change a thing though ;)18:12
bluekujaasac,18:13
bluekujaupstream should give the exception?18:13
asacbluekuja: upstream has to add that to the license headers everywhere18:13
asacand to the COPYING file18:13
bluekujaasac, which gonna be hard18:13
bluekujaasac, and what about gnutls?18:13
asacthats ok18:14
bluekujaasac, it does the same work?18:14
bluekujaasac, so I should try to change libssl lib with gnutls package?18:15
asacbluekuja: it requires patching most likely18:15
asacgnutls has a compatilbity layer for openssl apps, but usually there is some patching required still18:15
asacif the upstream source already supports it, then change it18:16
bluekujaasac, let me change that dep18:16
bluekujai build it18:16
bluekujaand I see if it works18:16
asacif its supported there is mostlikely a configure switch, like --with-gnutls18:17
asacor something18:17
bluekujapackage name is libgnutls-dev?18:17
asacapt-cache search ;)18:18
bluekujaasac,18:28
bluekujaI found this on configure18:28
bluekuja--with-ssl=no           use builtin (Steve Reid's public-domain) SHA-1 code18:28
bluekujado you think it will work?18:28
asacwhy not18:29
asacwhy do you ask me ;)18:29
asacyou are the one sitting in frotn of the code18:29
bluekujayeah, let's try18:29
asactrial and error ... or check the code ,)18:29
bluekujaI hope it will work18:29
bluekujaasac, yeah!18:33
bluekujaasac, it worke18:33
bluekuja* worked18:33
bluekujawhew, I saw it bad18:33
micahgasac: the gtk crashes from karmic, should I have people retry with 2.17.3?18:48
asacmicahg: which gtk crashes? fileselector`18:49
asac?18:49
asacsorry. i currently mostly rely on complains getting through to me18:49
micahgwe have a few bug 39696218:49
ubottuLaunchpad bug 396962 in firefox-3.0 "firefox crashed with SIGSEGV in gtk_style_realize()" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39696218:49
micahgmaybe just 1 :)18:50
asacthats a really old bug i think ;)18:51
asacyeah thats when theme is changed18:52
asacafter some plugin messed up internal state18:52
asacwe should have a mega bug somewhere for that18:52
asacwith 200 duplicates or something18:52
asacmaybe it was closed or left behind in firefox18:52
asaci dont think its fixed18:52
micahgyep, bug 21649618:53
ubottuLaunchpad bug 216496 in firefox-3.0 "MASTER firefox crashed [@gtk_style_realize]" [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21649618:53
asachmm18:53
asacthats not the one with 200 dupes ;)18:53
micahgbug 7201818:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 72018 in xulrunner-1.9 "MASTER Firefox Crash [@gtk_style_realize] [@nsFilePicker::Show]" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/7201818:54
asacbug 7201818:54
asacyeah18:54
asacbug 8801118:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 88011 in firefox "Firefox Crash [@gtk_style_realize]" [High,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/8801118:54
asacbug 9105418:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 91054 in firefox "[Feisty FireFox crashed [@gtk_style_realize]" [High,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/9105418:54
asacbug 9133418:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 91334 in xulrunner-1.9 "MASTER (variant) Firefox Crash [@gtk_style_realize] " [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/9133418:54
* micahg kicks ubottu18:54
asacmicahg: try the reproduction instructions in the last bug18:55
micahgI don't use themes18:56
micahgand I don't use gnome :)18:56
* asac wonders if its the site is still the same18:56
asacah ok18:56
asacmaybe you can just touch ~/.gtkrc ;)18:56
micahgI can't even get those videos to play right19:01
bluekujaasac, a DD did a security fix directly into the code of the package19:03
bluekujaasac, now, I'm replaying changed of that NMU19:03
bluekujaasac, should I make a patch or I can keep changing source directly?19:04
macvrasac: where should i look for changing the globe icon in 3.5?19:10
macvr\o/ found it19:19
asacbluekuja: depends. if the package has a patchsystem, stick to it19:25
bluekujaasac, nope19:25
bluekujaasac, it has not19:25
asacbluekuja: ensure that the patch has been forwarded upstream19:25
asacdo that if not19:25
asacotherwise its probably hard to get a good diff later19:26
bluekujaasac, so you suggest me to make a patch19:26
bluekujathen19:26
asacbluekuja: for upstream19:26
asacfor package not unless thats the first change done to code and you prefer a patchstem19:26
asacits your package19:26
bluekujaasac, there is a ready patch already for upstream19:26
asacbut forwarding upstream is important19:26
bluekujaasac, that patch is taken from a cve somewhere, and I guess someone sent it to upstream already19:27
bluekujabut he didnt fix that yet19:27
bluekujaasac, anyway I have modified files manually19:27
asacif you modify them manually document all changes accribically19:28
bluekujaok19:28
bluekujaasac, I gonna add the link to the diff19:28
bluekujaasac, on the changelog19:28
bluekujait was on debian BTS19:28
Paddy_NIasac: Hey man19:30
Paddy_NIasac: Thanks for your time earlier and allowing me my first proper use of strace :)19:30
asachehe19:31
Paddy_NIthank gnomefreak for me if you see him also :)19:31
asacyeah - if i remember then ;)19:31
bluekujaasac, why when I try to build the package he asks for ctorrent_1.3.4.orig.tar.gz19:38
bluekujaand not the version I used on the latest changelog entry?19:38
bluekujaasac, I was sure that it would have read changelog19:39
bluekujaversioning19:39
bluekujaasac, at first he asks for that package19:40
bluekujaand then for the right orig19:40
bluekujawith correct versionibg19:40
asacnot sure. it never asks me for a package19:40
bluekujaasac, no orig, i meant19:40
asacit only checks the orig based on upstream version and Source name19:41
bluekujaasac, yes, bzr bd asks me ctorrent_1.3.4.orig.tar.gz19:41
bluekujawhich is not right19:41
bluekujaasac, ctorrent (1.3.4-dnh3.3.2-1) is the right version19:41
bluekujaasac, and now it says bzr: ERROR: Unable to find the needed upstream tarball: ctorrent_1.3.4.orig.tar.gz.19:43
BUGabundobun nuit19:43
BUGabundohey asac fta bluekuja19:43
bluekujahello19:43
bluekujaBUGabundo, how are you?19:44
BUGabundofine fine19:45
BUGabundowaiting for PIZZAAAAA19:45
bluekujalol19:45
BUGabundoFriday is always pizza day for me19:46
BUGabundoI come a LUG and have pizza19:46
BUGabundohumm19:46
bluekujaasac, in the end I have to add two orig files19:48
bluekujato have it working19:48
bluekujaasac, then builds great and works great19:48
asachttp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~gwibber-committers/gwibber/trunk/revision/34719:53
asacfta: ^^19:53
asac;)19:53
ftaasac, you're upstream now? :)19:54
bluekujaasac, do you have any idea or what can be?19:54
bluekujaasac, changelog revision is right19:54
bluekujabut bzr bd asks for another package19:54
asacfta: for some reason i had commit access yeah ;)19:54
bluekuja* orig19:54
bluekujabefore buildin19:55
asacbluekuja: i am sure your changelog revision is wrong ;)19:55
bluekujaasac, can you branch them out and see?19:55
asacor your tarball revision is wrong ;)19:55
BUGabundoasac: gwibber changes?!?19:55
asacno ... paste changelog19:55
bluekujak19:55
asacBUGabundo: yeah. i fixed all segfaults ;)19:55
BUGabundoALL !?!?19:55
asacat least ;)19:56
BUGabundoI'll bet this week EuroMilhoes!19:56
asaci would say 99$% of it ;)19:56
BUGabundoon that !! ahaah19:56
bluekujaasac, http://paste.debian.net/41563/19:56
asacyeah. version is ambigious19:57
asacambiguous19:57
asacthink about it19:57
asacthere are two ways you could identify an upstream version19:57
bluekujaasac, that way won't work?19:58
bluekuja: /19:58
bluekujaI noticed that version is not really normal19:58
asacnever use - in upstream versions19:59
asacwell you can use it, but dont complain if high level tools trap into it ;)19:59
jcastroasac: you have ppa upload rights to gwibber too if you want to push new builds out19:59
bluekujaso it should be 1.3.4dnh3.3.2-120:00
bluekuja?20:00
asacjcastro: nah. daily will catch this soon enough20:00
asacjcastro: and i will upload to karmic anyway20:00
BUGabundofta: I'll be waiting for you to kick the gwibber bot20:00
* asac runs karmic to ensure that there is a good user experience ;)20:00
asacjcastro: do i need special group membership for the PPA?20:00
asac(just curious)20:00
ftaBUGabundo, done20:00
jcastrono, I don't think so20:00
bluekujaasac, should it be 1.3.4dnh3.3.2-1 then?20:00
jcastroanyone who can commit to trunk can push to the ppa20:00
BUGabundofta: nice! I'll upgrade after dinner20:00
bluekujaasac, and if yes, am I allowed to change that at this time?20:00
asacbluekuja: no... dont just scratch it ...replace it with some incremental deliminator20:01
ftaBUGabundo, don't hold your breath on that, the builders are busy20:01
bluekujaasac, example?20:01
asacjcastro: yeah. thats what i thought20:01
asacjcastro: if you still see the crashes let me know20:01
asacjcastro: but i fixed a really nasty bug20:01
asacthat will probably be really 99% of segfaults (not python crashes)20:01
fta35/46/23 with 8/9/9 builders20:02
asacyeah that looks good20:02
bluekujaasac, example of what you mean?20:02
asac+.20:03
BUGabundofta: guess ill branch the code then20:03
bluekujaasac, 1.3.4-dnh3.3+2-1?20:03
asacthink twice20:03
bluekujaasac, or 1.3.4.dnh3.3.2-120:03
ftaBUGabundo, i just said it will take one hour or two20:03
asac20:59 < asac> never use - in upstream versions20:03
bluekujaasac, yeah ok it's 1.3.4.dnh3.3.2-120:04
bluekujathen20:04
asacyou upstream version is 1.3.4-dnh3.3.2 btw20:04
asacyes20:04
BUGabundofta: I know I can't hold 2h20:04
asacthen the upstream version is 1.3.4.dnh3.3.220:04
bluekujaasac, can I change it at this time?20:04
asacbut i would use a  +20:04
bluekujaasac, I mean old entries got the -20:04
asacnot a .20:04
bluekujaasac, is it a problem if I use a + now instead of -?20:05
bluekujaasac, old entries got all -20:05
asacno clue ... you need to use dpkg --compare-version to test that20:05
asaci really dont get your problem. i mean your version was 1.3.4-dnh3.3.220:05
asacso thats ugly in itself20:05
asacbzr bd thinks its 1.3.4?20:06
bluekujaasac,  yes20:06
BUGabundoOT: was anyone done an whois on microsoft.com ? ROFL20:06
asacthen file a bug against bzr-builddeb20:06
asacand then move to +20:06
bluekujaasac, my problem was related to old entries20:06
asaccheck it with dpkg --compare-version20:06
asacs20:06
bluekujaasac, old entries had -20:06
bluekujaasac, can I now change the latest with +?20:06
asac21:06 < asac> check it with dpkg --compare-version20:07
asac21:06 < asac> s20:07
bluekujaah ok20:07
bluekujalet me see20:08
ftabluekuja, asac: no offense but this is off-topic, could you please move to -motu?20:08
bluekujaasac, u were right20:08
asacfta: ack ;)20:08
ftathanks20:09
bluekujafta, there are no mozilla topic discussion here yet20:09
bluekujaso what's the problem?20:09
ftaso i won't blip every few seconds for hours20:09
asache follows discussion here and looks20:09
BUGabundoahahahaahaahahha20:09
bluekujalol20:09
asacits really better in -motu20:09
asacalso others can help there20:09
BUGabundook PIZZA time! back in 3020:14
ftaasac, http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1644221:13
asacpfft21:15
asacthats ignorance ;)21:15
asacwell. we shjould raise it on mailing list ,)21:23
* asac just reenabled his google account21:23
BUGabundoLOLOLL21:25
fta<estade> fta: I didn't make the decision21:28
fta<estade> fta: bringing it up on chromium dev is a more effective way to make policy changes than filing a bug is21:28
fta<leiz> fta: fyi, that's related to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xdg-user-dirs/+bug/20456721:28
fta<leiz> fta: IMO Ubuntu is being stupid, every other distro set their download dir to ~/Downloads21:28
ubottuUbuntu bug 204567 in hundredpapercuts "downloads should go to $HOME/Downloads : XDG_DOWNLOAD_DIR should be set to "$HOME/Downloads"" [High,Confirmed]21:28
BUGabundohumm those again?21:29
BUGabundowhat is this  ? papercut work ?21:30
ftachromium work21:30
ftahttp://www.google.com/codesearch/p?hl=en&sa=N&cd=1&ct=rc#h0RrPvyPu-c/chrome/common/chrome_paths_linux.cc&q=GetUserDownloadsDirectory&exact_package=http://src.chromium.org/svn/trunk/src&l=8221:39
ftaeasy to revert21:40
BUGabundoasac: may I kill you now???21:52
BUGabundodarn firefox segfaults ALL THE DARN TIME21:52
BUGabundogot a very easy to reproduce trace21:52
BUGabundoI have to start in safe mode and then with --sync for it to work21:52
BUGabundoand that takes me 3 or 4 attemps21:52
BUGabundo:((21:53
micahghi BUGabundo21:53
BUGabundohey micahg21:53
micahgdid you try the new GTK libs?21:53
BUGabundonot sure21:53
BUGabundoare they built yet?21:53
BUGabundoI just upgraded21:53
micahglooks like  it21:54
micahg2.17.321:54
BUGabundoProgram received signal SIGTRAP, Trace/breakpoint trap.21:54
BUGabundo0x00007ffff21dd8b0 in g_logv () from /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.021:54
asacBUGabundo: i think compiz is enouogh22:12
BUGabundoI want it fixed!22:12
asaci dont know why i get so few people complaining22:12
BUGabundoyou are fixing gwibber crashs and leaving FF down :(22:12
asachehe22:12
asacyeah22:12
BUGabundono one uses 3.6 daily22:12
BUGabundojust the crazy me22:12
BUGabundoand fta22:12
asaci think the problem is i have no idea whats really going on with this BadIdChoice22:12
asacBUGabundo: do you get it at all?22:12
ftafirefox-3.6                        990   0.09%        63     314     613       022:13
ftafirefox-3.5                      13211   1.14%      1774    2771    8653      1322:13
asacBUGabundo: i used 3.6 all the time, but i now use 3.5 because i feel responsible on actually using what we want to stabilize22:13
BUGabundo63 users?22:13
BUGabundoI understand asac22:13
ftafirefox-3.0                     676796  58.59%     82242  514251   80258      4522:13
micahgfta: where do you get those numbers from?22:14
BUGabundopopcon22:14
asacpopcon22:14
asac!popcon22:14
ubottuThe Ubuntu Popularity Contest project is an attempt to map the usage of Ubuntu packages. To participate, install the package "popularity-contest", and see  http://popcon.ubuntu.com/ and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucasNussbaum/PopconDraft22:14
asachehe22:14
asacbot is my friend today22:14
BUGabundo:)22:14
asaci am not sure anyone really understands what those numbers mean ;)22:14
asacare those total submissions? does my system submit all the time?22:15
micahgyeah, bot is my friend too, I've gotten tired of explaining what shiretoko is22:15
asacdo they age? get removed?22:15
ftafirefox                        1070719  92.69%      6838  450085    1300  61249622:15
ftafirefox-2                        37292   3.23%      3805   33350     119      1822:15
asacthat means that 38% of the submissions come from users < hardy22:17
asacat least22:17
micahgasac: why?22:17
asacbecause firefox has a hard depend on firefox-3.0 since then22:17
asacbefore it was the main package22:18
asaceh its even ~28%22:18
micahgwell, depends if the stats are aggregate or not22:19
ftathunderbird                     290836  25.18%     24350  235560   30868      5822:19
ftamozilla-thunderbird             167803  14.53%       214   48856       8  11872522:19
ftathunderbird-3.0                    799   0.07%        71     506     221       122:19
ftaiceweasel                          361   0.03%        17     340       4       022:20
ftaicedove                             74   0.01%         3      67       4       022:20
ftalol22:20
asacheh22:20
asacicedove is probably me and gnomefreak ;)22:20
ftachromium-browser                  7179   0.62%       460    2939    3779       122:21
ftagoogle-chrome-unstable            4694   0.41%       875     318    3493       822:21
ftacxchromium                        3879   0.34%       253    3463      91      7222:21
ftaprism                            26492   2.29%      1568   23643    1274       722:21
ftafennec                             309   0.03%        26     231      52       022:21
ftagwibber                           3688   0.32%       217    2645     825       122:22
ftasongbird                         22311   1.93%       535   20083    1518     17522:22
BUGabundo 8528 654728    154        843K 957.4M 238.9M 957.4M 238.9M   6% pidgin22:22
BUGabundo12940 374173     80         82K 800.0M 210.3M 800.0M 210.3M   5% firefox-3.622:22
BUGabundo13315 169283      0       2106K 639.3M 155.1M 639.3M 155.1M   4% gwibber22:22
BUGabundo 8685 919681     42       2444K 578.7M 119.3M 578.7M 119.3M   3% gnome-do22:22
fta(but this is probably not my package)22:22
asacyeah. this shows how hard it is to get installs out of the archive22:22
asaci mean songbird is probably a better brand than prism ;)22:22
asacstill less folks have submissions22:22
BUGabundofta: did it cross the red line yet?22:22
ftait's the upstream deb22:22
asacor isnt the upstream build called sonbird22:23
asac?22:23
ftamy guess is that the songbird figure is the upstream deb, not mine22:24
ftabut it's hard to know, popcon has no notion of version, or origin22:25
asacfta: right i assumed that22:25
asaci just say that it shows pretty well that in-archive helps a lot to get installs22:26
asace.g. prism > songbird22:26
asaceven though songbird is probably a stronger brand22:26
ftayes22:26
BUGabundofta: file a bug ?22:26
BUGabundofta: did chrome cross the red line yet?22:26
ftaBUGabundo, it's a "security feature"22:26
BUGabundoahhhhhh22:27
ftaeheh22:27
ftahttp://www.sofaraway.org/ubuntu/tmp/chromium-ubuntu2.png22:28
BUGabundoso you lost your predition?22:29
BUGabundochromium is still growing22:29
BUGabundowhile chrome is getting stabler22:29
ftayes22:30
BUGabundoasac: may I kill you a second time? gwibber not starting after upgrades :((22:35
asacBUGabundo: wfm22:35
ftadebian 50535222:35
ubottuDebian bug 505352 in icedove "FTBFS with GCC 4.4: 'virtual nsIOThreadPool::~nsIOThreadPool()' is" [Unknown,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/50535222:35
BUGabundoTraceback (most recent call last):22:36
BUGabundo  File "/usr/bin/gwibber", line 55, in <module>22:36
BUGabundo    from gwibber.client import GwibberClient22:36
BUGabundoImportError: No module named gwibber.client22:36
asacii  gwibber                   1.2.0~bzr347-0ubuntu1~dai22:36
BUGabundo  Installed: 1.2.0~bzr347-0ubuntu1~daily122:36
asacBUGabundo: sounds like a bad package for you22:36
BUGabundook22:36
* BUGabundo points guns at fta22:36
ftaretry22:36
asacBUGabundo: maybe you are not running the real package gwibber command?22:36
asacor you tried while it was upgrading?22:36
* BUGabundo reload reload22:36
* BUGabundo points guns at fta22:36
* fta blames python22:36
BUGabundoasac: what *real* package?22:37
BUGabundoI only have one22:37
asacmaybe you have installed two? ;)22:37
asacor a bzr checkout which you are calling directly ,)22:37
asaci dont know22:37
BUGabundo  File "/usr/bin/gwibber", line 55, in <module>22:37
BUGabundoI did not bzr checkout22:37
asacso does it work now?22:37
BUGabundono22:37
BUGabundoit crashed and did not start again22:38
asacworks like a charm here22:38
asacyou are probably contaminated by some other bustage ;)22:38
BUGabundolet me purge and try again22:38
asac"major python breakage on local system alert"22:38
asac :)22:38
asacfta: does the package work for you?22:39
asaci picked and dpkg -i it ;)22:39
asacbut my system Need to get 753MB of archives.22:40
asacalso a o3d-plugin update22:40
asacwhich i should probably remove due to lack of GPU horsepowers22:40
BUGabundoThe following partially installed packages will be configured:22:41
BUGabundo  libpam-gnome-keyring22:41
BUGabundodamn breakage22:41
ftahttp://blog.digg.com/?p=87822:41
fta35 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 2 not upgraded.22:42
ftaNeed to get 355MB of archives.22:42
bluekujaasac, is your debian system ready? lol22:49
asacnope22:50
bluekujadamn : /22:51
asacsoon enough. get your stuff ready ;)22:51
asacthought you wanted 4 updates ... only one i have seen so far as finished :)22:51
bluekujayeah22:51
bluekujaI finished gnome-bt today22:51
bluekujaand got uploaded22:51
bluekujanow ctorrent is ready22:51
bluekujaand next package is cgmail22:51
bluekujaasac, I just need to know if I have to change the versioning as you told me or not22:52
bluekujaasac, depends from what you will tell me after review22:52
asacjust do what you feel is appropriate22:53
bluekujak22:53
bluekujaasac, you're a pro22:59
bluekujaasac, with + it works22:59
bluekujaasac, it doesnt ask for two orig22:59
asac;)23:00
bluekujaupdating my branch23:00
BUGabundodo you guys think this is safe to isntall?23:01
BUGabundohttps://edge.launchpad.net/~c-korn/+archive/vlc23:01
BUGabundoits the semi official ppa for VLC23:01
BUGabundobut only has jaunty23:01
micahgBUGabundo: karmic has to come from debian23:02
BUGabundoduh23:02
micahgAFAIK23:02
BUGabundo$ apt-cache policy vlc  Installed: 1.0.0~rc2-1ubuntu123:03
micahghe probably figured it wasn't worth his time to add karmic23:03
BUGabundothis is karmic version23:03
micahgright now23:03
BUGabundoI would like to have the final one eheh23:03
micahgBUGabundo: bug 39654823:04
ubottuLaunchpad bug 396548 in vlc "Please update to the latest upstream release 1.0.0" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39654823:04
* BUGabundo darn LP timeouts23:06
ftaasac, http://codereview.chromium.org/155100/patch/62/104223:07
asacthe patch doesnt include the xdg-settings utility code23:09
ftait does23:14
ftahttp://codereview.chromium.org/15510023:15
fta$ ./xdg-settings get default-web-browser23:15
ftaxdg-settings: unknown desktop environment23:15
ftaso it doesn't know how to read my gnome preferred browser23:16
BUGabundoGreasemonkey getFirebugConsole() error:23:19
BUGabundo(new TypeError("chromeWin.Firebug is undefined", "file:///usr/lib/firefox-3.6a1pre/extensions/%7Be4a8a97b-f2ed-450b-b12d-ee082ba24781%7D/components/greasemonkey.js", 392))23:19
BUGabundoSegmentation fault (core dumped)23:19
micahgBUGabundo: is Firebug compatible with 3.6>23:20
BUGabundonot sure23:20
asacunlikely23:20
bluekujaasac, let me finish all my packages stuff and then I can start with mozilla things u told me23:20
asacyeah. no hurry. next week there will be more days ;)23:21
bluekujayeah23:21
bluekujaI'm on holiday now, so lot of free time23:21
bluekuja:)23:21
asacok ... removed my search for "chrome" on twitter/identi.ca23:25
asactoo much crap noise going on there ;)23:25
asacIll stick with just Hamburg and Ubuntu ;)23:25
asacBUGabundo: so does your gwibber finally boot? :-P23:26
ftamine is ok23:27
BUGabundonot sure23:27
BUGabundowhat changed ehehe!23:27
ftanothing23:28
BUGabundopurging helped23:28
BUGabundoits stating23:28
asacfta: builders are idle ... go for it ;)23:41
BUGabundoaahah23:41
asac0/0/0/0/0/0/0/0/023:41
ftawhat for?23:41
BUGabundoeheeh23:41
asaci dont know ;)23:42
asacinvent something23:42
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