/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/07/24/#ubuntu-mozillateam.txt

BUGabundoand sea water00:00
asacyeah00:00
BUGabundook either I'm to sleepy00:00
asacme too00:01
BUGabundoor you guys are messing my jokes on purposed00:01
BUGabundothe 1st joke was meant to asac not fta200:01
asachehe00:01
BUGabundothe 2nd to fta not asac00:01
asacyeah its funny, but i am too tired to recognize00:02
asac;)00:02
asacso i will leave the room 'night!00:02
BUGabundonight00:02
asacmaybe my dreams will tell me whats going on with npw00:02
asacthat would be better than debugging it ;)00:02
BUGabundoyou dream of work?00:03
BUGabundowhen I dream, I dream with nice stuff00:03
BUGabundolike travels, girls, food, fun00:03
asacaha ;)00:03
asacwork is fun for me ;)00:03
asacbut no, i dont dream of work00:04
asacmy dreams get work done ;)00:04
BUGabundo(12:02:39 AM) asac: maybe my dreams will tell me whats going on with npw00:04
BUGabundoahhahaahahah00:04
ricspencer3g'night asac00:04
BUGabundohey ricspencer300:06
fta2i'll call it a day too, my desktop is still scratching the disks like crazy00:07
fta2too many crashes and regressions today00:08
micahgasac: you might want to remind people that running devel versions of distros = unexpected surprises00:42
rickspencer3micahg: good point00:46
rickspencer3I kind of thought that you ran them to help test and stuff00:46
micahgyeah, and to try new stuff that no one's seen before and get feedback as asac wrote00:47
micahgif people want consistency, you don't install a devel release00:47
rickspencer3I've found that no matter where I worked in software ...00:48
wgrantIs that about that annoying search change?00:48
micahgyeah00:48
rickspencer3of the vocal critics, some percentage always think you are an idiot, and some think you are evil00:48
rickspencer3no matter what you do00:48
rickspencer3wgrant: yes00:48
BUGabundohey wgrant00:48
rickspencer3hi wgrant00:48
wgrantHi BUGabundo, rickspencer3.00:48
BUGabundolook you guys know me00:48
BUGabundoand I'm vocally against the co-search00:49
rickspencer3"co-search"?00:49
wgrantI have to say that I don't see how anybody could have thought it was a good idea, but strange things do happen.00:49
BUGabundoit lacks lots of Google features, changes the expected behaviour of a browsers on cross plataform00:49
rickspencer3wgrant: well, the primary goal is to learn what pieces of the firefox UI users use for different kinds of searching00:49
BUGabundosure add a new Search engine and make it default, on first time and *ask*00:49
rickspencer3the only way to discover that required using the "custom search" page00:49
wgrantNow Ubuntu even uses a different, crippled search engine to the rest of the world.00:50
BUGabundowgrant: +100:50
rickspencer3this was only intended to use for a while in the alpha to inform how to develop feature s and such00:50
wgrantI see.00:50
micahgwgrant: it's still alpha300:50
BUGabundoI just find myself having to type google.com on awesomebar00:50
wgrantThat could have been explained somewhere, perhaps.00:50
rickspencer3it's super easy to turn off00:50
BUGabundoI keep telling ppl they have a search bar for that!!!00:50
wgrantBecause lots of changes like this stick forever unless there is much objection.00:50
rickspencer3well ... this was never intended as an implementation00:51
BUGabundorickspencer3: I have no probs with it being *easy* to turn off00:51
wgrantAlso, you've just hugely skewed your results by doing this.00:51
rickspencer3wgrant: how so00:51
rickspencer3?00:51
BUGabundoI have probs with it changing a very key use, without prior knowlage00:51
wgrantrickspencer3: Nobody is going to use the search box any more.00:52
rickspencer3wgrant: which one?00:52
rickspencer3there are four00:52
wgrantrickspencer3: The top right.00:52
wgrantFour? I only know of three.00:52
rickspencer3hehe00:53
rickspencer3the two changes from the add on are:00:53
rickspencer31. new tab brings up the search page00:53
rickspencer32. All searches go through custom search00:53
rickspencer3(again #2 is just an artifact of collecting the data, and ..00:53
rickspencer3is not meant to be an implementation)00:53
BUGabundowgrant: rickspencer3 even awesomebar now makes use of it :(00:54
rickspencer3BUGabundo: right, that's one of the four places00:54
BUGabundorickspencer3: I opened a bug on the NewTab00:54
wgrantrickspencer3: You couldn't use a redirector?00:54
BUGabundoI like to have a blank newtab00:54
BUGabundoand now I can't!00:54
rickspencer3wgrant: believe me ... this is hard than it may seem00:54
rickspencer3BUGabundo: mmm00:54
BUGabundoplus it breaks the Newtab==HomePage00:54
rickspencer3yeah, I think if we do a new tab feature, it would need to be fully configurable00:54
BUGabundomore code on FF yay :(00:55
rickspencer3well, new tab was supposed to be a big feature in ff 3.500:55
rickspencer3but it didn't make it00:55
rickspencer3so this should be helpful for them if we see how many people do a search from new tab00:55
rickspencer3sorry it's annoying, but like a lot of testing, it will be very helpful in the long run00:56
rickspencer3BUGabundo: does it work normally for you if you turn off the add on?00:56
BUGabundolet me restart FF00:57
BUGabundorickspencer3: No00:58
BUGabundoI get a blank page00:58
bluekujaasac, I added a note for you on planet debian00:59
BUGabundowhy didn't asac tell me that in the 1st place!!00:59
rickspencer3BUGabundo: is that not what you wanted?00:59
BUGabundorickspencer3: y00:59
rickspencer3I'm confused ...00:59
bluekujaBUGabundo, asac left?00:59
rickspencer3asac: went to sleep00:59
rickspencer3it's quite late there00:59
BUGabundobluekuja: sleeping00:59
BUGabundolike I should be doing00:59
BUGabundotommorow won't be a very productive day01:00
BUGabundohope I don't mess any server01:00
BUGabundoor I'll blame you guys01:00
rickspencer3heh01:00
BUGabundofor starting this talk so late!!!01:00
rickspencer3BUGabundo: before you go ...01:00
BUGabundoshoot01:00
bluekujaBUGabundo, lol01:00
BUGabundo1am now01:00
bluekujaBUGabundo, you from?01:00
BUGabundoportugal01:00
bluekuja2 am here01:00
rickspencer3are you saying that when you disable the plugin firefox works the way you want?01:00
BUGabundorickspencer3: yes01:01
rickspencer3phew01:01
BUGabundoone of the ~30 addons I have :)01:01
rickspencer3had me worried there for a moment01:01
BUGabundowhy01:01
BUGabundo?01:01
BUGabundoI replied "y"01:01
BUGabundoas in Yes01:02
rickspencer3I was confused01:02
rickspencer3as I said01:02
BUGabundo(12:58:45 AM) freenode: rickspencer3: No01:02
BUGabundo(12:58:50 AM) freenode: I get a blank page01:02
BUGabundothat was a reply to as in the plugin still works01:02
rickspencer3right, but my question was ambiguous, "does it work normally"01:03
rickspencer3in any case, I am not confused now01:03
rickspencer3well ... maybe a little01:03
rickspencer3:)01:03
* BUGabundo $ sle -ep; echo load /dev/urandom /dev/eyes01:04
LLStarksasac. i'm curious, who ordered the implementation of multisearch?03:58
=== micahg1 is now known as micahg
micahgcan we add a note on the FF lp bug submission page about not adding credentials07:32
asacbluekuja: oh cool. didnt know you had a blog ;)09:16
asacbluekuja: now you need to microblog ;)09:16
asacbluekuja: did you talk to siretart yet too?09:25
bluekujaasac, he sponsored me bitstormlite, but now I'll have fische ready in like 2 hours09:26
bluekujaasac, are you available for it?09:26
bluekujaasac, btw what's microblog?09:26
asacbluekuja: twitter/identi.ca09:39
asacbluekuja: i will sponsor cgmail today. thats all i can do today.09:39
bluekujaasac, fische09:39
bluekujayou mean09:39
bluekujacgmail is done already09:39
asacbluekuja: no cgmail ... which is what you asked me todo09:39
bluekujacgmail is already in, gonna mail you fische details in a two hours09:40
asacbluekuja: did you send me a mail about cgmail?09:40
bluekujaasac, yes, but it got done09:40
bluekujaasac,09:40
bluekujaand yesterday i told you about fische I guess09:41
asacok. please update me if sponsoring requests get invalid ;)09:41
bluekujaasac, yep, sorry, I would have said that on IRC anyway :)09:42
asacbluekuja: well, i almost did it last night ... that would have been wasted time ;)09:42
bluekujaasac, yeah, sorry m809:42
asacbluekuja: anyway. fische is new upstream?09:42
asacor bug fixes?09:42
bluekujaasac, yep09:42
bluekujanew up09:42
bluekujaasac, upstream included my changes09:43
bluekujaI'm so happy about it ^^09:43
asacgreat09:43
bluekujathey even took my gpl header09:43
bluekujawith my mail09:43
bluekujalol09:43
=== jtv1 is now known as jtv
bluekujaasac, mail sent10:30
asacbluekuja: bzr upgrade your branches ;)11:11
asace.g. just bzr upgrade lp:~bluekuja/fische/upstream.source and debian.source11:12
bluekujak11:12
asacbluekuja: so which revision is the last release?11:13
asac(note that its important to have a release commit ;))11:13
bluekujaasac, they were already updated11:13
asacbluekuja: please do a debcommit -r11:13
asac_now_11:13
bluekujak11:13
asacand everytime do that when you upload11:13
bluekujak11:13
asacso which revision was the last released? 11?11:13
bluekujano one11:14
asacfische was never uploaded`11:14
asac?11:14
bluekujait was uploaded yes11:14
bluekujabut branches has been created now11:14
bluekujaold ones were broken11:14
asacbluekuja: the branches have commits from 200711:14
asacdont tell me thats not old ;)11:14
bluekuja2007?11:15
bluekujayeah11:15
asachttp://paste.ubuntu.com/230030/11:15
bluekujadebian one yes11:15
bluekujayes yes11:15
bluekujadebian.source yes11:15
asaci am current talking about debian.source11:15
asacupstream probably has one commit per new upstream you upload11:15
bluekujaasac, rev 11 was latest11:15
asaci see that it was latests, but did that match exactly what was uploaded?11:15
bluekujayes, rev 11 was the one uploaded11:16
bluekujait was a bug fix11:16
asack11:16
bluekujaasac, debcommit -r says me no changelog11:19
bluekujaasac, it tries to find it on debian/changelog11:19
bluekujaand not in ./11:19
bluekujaasac, is there a way to add a path to search it?11:20
bluekujalike --dir ./11:20
asacbluekuja: you say in changelog that you got rid of your changes because upstream applied them, but you didnt remove anything (like a patch etc) in that commit11:20
asacbluekuja: yes. -c11:21
asacdebcommit -c changelog -r11:21
bluekujaasac, yes, changes were made directly on the source makefiles11:21
asacyou should use debcommit all the time btw11:21
asace.g. add new changelog content11:21
asacthen run debcommit -c changelog FILE1 FILE2 FILE3 changelog11:21
asacthis will commit stuff using bzr using the changelog comment11:21
bluekujaasac, oh cool11:22
asacbluekuja: directly to the source makefiles?11:22
bluekujaasac, yes11:22
bluekujaasac, some dirs were wrong on the makefiles11:22
asacbluekuja: also debcommit will automatically attach your branches to the launchpad bug if you have like "LP: #xxxx" in the changelog11:22
asacbluekuja: ok. so you modified the orig.tar.gz11:22
asacin future dont do that again ;)11:22
bluekujaasac, yes11:22
bluekujaok^^11:22
asacok checking if it builds here on ubuntu ... wonder if there are any real improvements upstream11:23
asacbluekuja: release commit pushed?11:24
bluekujaasac, just a second and its done11:24
asack11:24
asachttp://identi.ca/asac11:26
bluekujaasac, still tries to get it into debian/changelog11:26
bluekujaalso with the -c rule11:26
asacyeah its a bug11:27
bluekujaasac, that thing rocks11:27
bluekujait's really nice11:27
asacbluekuja: i think you might need to update timestamp; do dch -r -Dunstable; debcommit -r -c changelog11:28
bluekujaasac, to fix debcommit thing?11:29
bluekujalet's see if it works11:31
bluekujaasac, it doesnt work11:33
bluekujaasac, adds a wrong tag11:33
bluekujaasac, bzr tags >/dev/null 2>&111:33
bluekujabzr tag11:33
bluekujaCreated tag .11:33
bluekujadebcommit is a bit bugged, isnt it?11:34
bluekuja:)11:34
bluekujaasac, gonna make a identi.ca account later11:36
asacbluekuja: debcommit is quite mature. i think the -r feature is new and probably buggy for top level debian branches11:37
bluekujaasac, yep11:37
bluekujaasac, going out for lunch11:37
bluekujaasac, need to dress up11:37
bluekuja^^11:37
asacbluekuja: manual way is to: dch -r -Dunstable; bzr commit -m "* RELEASE  0.0-1 to debian/unstable"11:38
bluekujaasac, is the same for you if I do that later?11:38
asacdch -r -Dunstable -c changelog11:38
bluekujaor need it now?11:38
asachow likely is it that you forget?11:38
asac:)11:38
bluekujalol11:39
bluekujaI add a todo11:39
asacbluekuja: oh. the timestamp of changelog is updated in a release commit11:39
bluekujafor it11:39
asacso it would be better. just run the command line above11:39
asacand adjust the version11:39
asacits a matter of one second ;)11:39
bluekujaok11:39
bluekujaasac, should be done11:43
bluekujaasac, wait email11:44
bluekujaasac, fixed11:45
asacbluekuja: there is again no real release commit11:48
asacbluekuja: you changed the email afterwards11:48
asacuncommit twice11:48
asaccommit with the same message11:49
asacthen you are done man ;)11:49
asacdo you understand the purpose of release commits at all or do you feel thats a bad thing?11:49
bluekujaasac, yes, release commits are usefull for tagging an uploaded rev11:50
asacanyway i can upload with current state. but please, fix it11:50
bluekujainto the archive11:50
asacwhy are they useful? ;)11:50
bluekujalook now11:50
bluekujaasac, for you to remember which rev got uploaded11:50
bluekuja:D11:50
bluekujafor me as well11:50
asacyeah thats the right apporach11:51
bluekujawithout the need to ask which rev was uploaded11:51
asachave fun11:51
bluekujaty, gonna add you on identi.ca later11:51
bluekujabbl11:51
asacbug 51211111:55
ubottuError: Launchpad bug 512111 could not be found11:55
asacdebian bug 51211111:56
ubottuDebian bug 512111 in iceweasel "iceweasel: Iceweasel disable Firefox upgrade checks" [Grave,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/51211111:56
gnomefreakasac: do you have the xulrunner-1.9 removal bug handy? you opened it from fix released to inprogress12:02
gnomefreakwe have duplicate12:03
asacgnomefreak: removal?12:05
asacgnomefreak: you mean the alternatives problem when you remove the last xulrunner?12:05
asacthe bug id should be in the last commits12:06
asaci think i dented about it let me check12:06
gnomefreakyes12:06
asachttp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mozillateam/xulrunner/xulrunner-1.9.2.head/revision/48012:07
asachmm ... no bug id ;)12:07
gnomefreak:)12:07
* asac bad12:07
asacthe xulrunner bug list shoulndt be that long12:08
asacbug 39066412:08
ubottuLaunchpad bug 390664 in xulrunner-1.9.1 "package xulrunner-1.9.1 1.9.1~rc2+nobinonly-0ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: Unterprozess post-installation script gab den Fehlerwert 2 zurück" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39066412:08
gnomefreakyou would think. let me check12:08
asac1.9.1 has just 5 bugs12:08
gnomefreakoh damn that was fast12:08
asacyou could have found it12:08
asac;)12:08
asaci am sure12:08
gnomefreaki was going to look12:08
asacmaybe thats the dupe12:08
asacthe other looked different iirc12:08
gnomefreaknot same bug. same bug not the one i was thinking of12:09
asac1.9 buglist shouldnt be too long either12:09
asachmm 128 bugs12:09
asacall the epiphany crashes12:09
asaci think someone should merge them into a sink that is wont fix ;)12:09
gnomefreaki found all 4 of them12:10
gnomefreakonly they are not the one either.12:10
gnomefreaknope no luck12:11
asacbug 390664 bug 40084812:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 390664 in xulrunner-1.9.1 "package xulrunner-1.9.1 1.9.1~rc2+nobinonly-0ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: Unterprozess post-installation script gab den Fehlerwert 2 zurück" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39066412:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 400848 in xulrunner-1.9 "package xulrunner-1.9 1.9.0.11+build2+nobinonly-0ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: el subproceso installed pre-removal script devolvió el código de salida de error 2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40084812:11
gnomefreakasac: we have have issues some of these are not the same it looks like12:12
gnomefreakbug 3.6190 is not the same as well this one is unusale but its his repos i think12:12
gnomefreakasac: bug 390664 care to translate ? its either dutch or german12:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 390664 in xulrunner-1.9.1 "package xulrunner-1.9.1 1.9.1~rc2+nobinonly-0ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: Unterprozess post-installation script gab den Fehlerwert 2 zurück" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39066412:13
asachmm12:14
asacthat looks bad actually12:15
asacmeaning we already had the same problem in jaunty and upgrades are breaking12:15
asacwhy doesnt it happen for lots of other people12:15
gnomefreakasac: dont know but thats like saying why does my sound not work and yours does :)12:16
asacno its not12:16
asacthe prerm should fail for all that have only one xulrunner installed12:16
gnomefreakdoes he only have one xul installed?12:17
asacok let me check in chroot12:17
asacit doesnt happen here12:19
gnomefreakpersons set up? maybe. your using a chroot you use to build?12:21
gnomefreaki dont remember the orig error saying anything about corrupt:12:22
gnomefreakupdate-alternatives: internal error: /var/lib/dpkg/alternatives/xulrunner corrupt: invalid update mode12:22
gnomefreaki havent gone through all the logs yet but will start when i get back in.12:25
asacyeah12:27
asaci think the fix is like what we did to ffox12:27
gnomefreakasac: m not sure if bug 404007 is the same as 270303 but i doubt it12:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 404007 in update-manager "[karmic] Firefox upgrade warning is issued twice" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40400712:29
gnomefreaki still need my smake12:29
gnomefreakbug 2703012:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 27030 in kubuntu-docs "Missing dependency between kunbutu-docs and ubuntu-artwork" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/2703012:29
gnomefreakdamnit12:29
gnomefreakbug 27030312:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270303 in ubufox "MASTER - firefox (intrepid/jaunty): "your browser has been updated and needs to be restarted"" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27030312:29
asacgnomefreak: that bug might need a backport12:42
gnomefreakthe update manager one is in Karmic it sounds like u-m and ubufox are warning him12:43
asaci dont see anything bad in the last comments12:43
asaclooks good12:43
asacthat bug is fixed12:43
asac"I just want to confirm that the latest upgrade (to FF 3.0.11) went very smoothly, with no repeated restart requests... only once. Thank you to everyone once again. you do good work."12:43
asacok i am out getting cigarettes12:44
asachave a couple of calls afterwards and need to get some backup ;)12:44
gnomefreakhave fun12:45
gnomefreak!info firefox13:09
ubottufirefox (source: firefox-3.0): meta package for the popular mozilla web browser. In component main, is optional. Version 3.0.12+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.9.04.1 (jaunty), package size 67 kB, installed size 124 kB13:09
bluekujaasac, back13:11
asacyes let me check the upstream diff13:16
asacbluekuja: there are no bugs closed in changelog. thats correct?13:20
bluekujaasac, correct, no one reported a bug in the last year13:20
bluekujaasac, perfect package13:21
bluekuja^^13:21
asachttp://identi.ca/notice/693131113:21
bluekujaasac, ty alex13:22
bluekujaasac, will you come italy?13:22
bluekuja* to13:22
asacnot this year ;)13:22
bluekujaaww13:22
asacmaybe another year13:22
bluekujaasac, where do you live in germany?13:22
asacHamburg13:23
asacsee launchpad ;)13:23
asacthere is a google map integrated13:23
asachttps://edge.launchpad.net/~asac/13:23
bluekujaasac, aww that's far away from italy13:24
asacyeah13:24
bluekujaasac, I wanted to come to meet you, but that's definitely far away13:24
asacnp13:24
bluekujaI live in the north-east part of italy13:24
bluekujaso near austria13:24
asacyou should visit one of our next ubuntu conferences ;)13:24
bluekujanext one will be where'13:25
bluekuja?13:25
asacthough i think next one will be outside of EUROPE13:25
bluekujaaww13:25
asacwe usually have one in europe and one outsied13:25
asaclast was in barcelona13:25
asacso this one is most likely US13:25
bluekujaI guess why no conference are done in italy13:25
asacor maybe asia ;)13:25
bluekujanever heard of a debconf or ubuntu conf13:26
bluekujain italy13:26
bluekujaasac, soon an italian friend will be DD, so I can meet him and have my key signed13:28
asacheh13:28
bluekujaasac, so I can ask the DM status13:29
bluekujaasac, the DM field can be added only when you get approved as a DM or also before?13:32
gnomefreakasac: did you change the new tab to blank tab or so far just thinking about it?13:38
asacbluekuja: i am not sure about DM procedure. at best get that info from somewhere else. i would just make guesses out of my guts13:38
bluekujaasac, ok13:39
asacgnomefreak: i made a firest comment in bug 402767 comment #813:39
ubottuLaunchpad bug 402767 in firefox-3.5 "multisearch add on blocks the functionality of firefox location bar" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40276713:39
bluekujaasac, I'll let you when my key is signed13:39
asacwe will post more info asap13:39
bluekuja* know13:39
asacbluekuja: yes, so far the key seems to be the main blocker - so lets see that happening first of all13:40
asacbluekuja: if you dont have many signatures consider to create a new one with high bitrate13:40
asaci am not sure, but there was a potential flaw nad a bunch of folks made a new key because of that13:40
asacfta2: so we might finally get new nss13:41
gnomefreak3.5 is fixed atleast13:41
asacfor hardy and newer13:41
bluekujaasac, ok, as soon as ftp-masters create his account13:41
asacbluekuja: you can get his signature before13:41
bluekujaasac, I gonna go to him to have my key signed13:41
asacits just not a signature of a DD before his account is created ;)13:41
bluekujaasac, but that doesnt count as official sign?13:42
asacif you get the signature now, it will count on the day he gets his account crated13:42
asac(assuming he uses the key he puts in the keyring for signing)13:42
bluekujaasac, true13:42
bluekujaasac, thanks for the hint13:43
bluekujagonna talk to him later then13:43
* gnomefreak hangs out for a little while. it doesnt look like i will be back until at least late next week after today15:02
=== thunderstruck is now known as gnomefreak
kenvandineasac, so i assume the globalmenu is known to break ff3.5?15:59
kenvandineyup... that fixed it16:01
eagles0513875morning guys16:02
eagles0513875morning gnomefreak :)16:10
asackenvandine: yes. thats crashy16:10
asacso you are a mac fan ;)?16:10
kenvandineasac, no... i hate mac16:10
kenvandine:)16:10
asaci think we should file a bug16:10
asaccan you do that and try to get a backtrace?16:10
kenvandinebut... i told myself it spend a week with that menu :)16:11
kenvandineyes16:11
asacagainst firefox-3.5 ... problem is that globalmenu is not even in the archive, so its probably not high prio16:11
asaci think global menu had a workaround for ffox 316:11
kenvandineyeah16:11
asacand someone said to me they have to fix it for ffox 3.5 in the same way16:11
asachttp://paste.ubuntu.com/230629/16:13
kenvandineasac, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.5/+bug/40415616:17
ubottuError: This bug is private16:17
kenvandinedamn16:17
* kenvandine fixes16:17
asackenvandine: apport crash?16:17
asackenvandine: thats ok it takes a bit till it gets visible to us16:17
asaccrash triagers16:17
kenvandineyes16:17
kenvandinei made it public16:17
* kenvandine removes the globalmenu now16:18
eagles0513875asac: might be a mac fan but still love kubuntu16:19
asackenvandine: do you know an upstream place for globamanu?16:19
asackenvandine: maybe you could file a bug there too and link them?16:19
kenvandinedunno16:19
kenvandinegot it16:19
kenvandineit is already filed... and also filed in LP... i marked mine a dupe16:21
asackenvandine: thanks16:24
fta2asac, http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=330#c616:35
asacfta: thats fantastic news17:12
* asac wonders if he finds the time to try a head build of v8 today17:13
asacfta: hmm am i supposed to fix ffox 3.6 still?17:35
ftaasac, i didn't have time, busy with work, half of my team is in holidays18:24
asacfta: thats ok, just was curious if its still on our plate18:24
asac(as i dont get build failures :()18:24
ftaasac, i played with the lp api last week, i have a way to expose our ftbfs, but it's too slow18:26
ftabug 36911218:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 369112 in soyuz "API export of IDistroSeries.getBuildRecords() should optionally filter on active source publications" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36911218:27
LLStarksbug 50631719:15
ubottuError: Launchpad bug 506317 could not be found19:15
LLStarksbugzilla 50631719:15
LLStarks...19:15
LLStarksfffffffffffff19:15
LLStarksrick19:23
LLStarksasac bug 40424619:24
ubottuLaunchpad bug 404246 in firefox-3.5 "GIF rendering seems to have become somewhat broken." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40424619:24
LLStarkscan you replicate?19:24
LLStarksfirefox 3.619:24
asaci am out in a few minutes. i think i saw that on intel hardware a few days ago19:24
asacor i saw a bug about it19:24
asacnow i am confused19:24
asacbut dont see it here on ati19:25
asacLLStarks: are you running intel?19:25
LLStarksgraphics?19:25
asacyes ... driver19:25
LLStarksyah19:25
LLStarksgit19:25
rickspencer3oh, hi LLStarks19:25
asacyeah. then its probably a driver issue. actually i think it went a way ... maybe after restarting or something19:25
asacs/a way/away/19:26
rickspencer3this is probably a better place to discuss19:26
LLStarksno dice on restarts19:26
asacLLStarks: git directly or edgers?19:26
LLStarksedgers19:26
asacthats odd. when did it start?19:27
asactoday?19:27
LLStarks48 hours19:27
LLStarksi think19:27
asaccan you see if downgrading the intel driver to whatever .deb you had before fixes it?19:27
asacwould be extremely helpful as it would be quite a tight regression range19:27
LLStarksi'll ask the devs.19:28
LLStarksthe edgers and karmic drivers are virtually the same though19:29
LLStarksand this is firefox 3.6 only19:29
LLStarksanyway, rickspencer3, who at canonical created and ordered the implementation of multisearch.19:30
rickspencer3LLStarks: why do you ask?19:30
LLStarksbecause the addon is causing quite a stir and you guys seem to be under some sort of gag order19:31
rickspencer3hmm19:31
rickspencer3not sure what gives the impression of a "gag order"19:31
rickspencer3I think I said all I have to say about the topic is all19:32
LLStarksasac and yourself have been quite suspicious with your choices of words19:32
rickspencer3how so?19:32
* robbiew tries to understand what the big deal is19:32
LLStarksand you guys shoved this in 3 different versions of firefox including the ppa versions.19:33
rickspencer3right19:33
LLStarks3.0 main. 3.5 main. 3.6 ppa. 3.5 ppa. 3.0 ppa.19:33
* asac drops a quick note before leaving that this is the the case because all firefox versions share the same location for extensions19:34
rickspencer3bye bye asac19:34
rickspencer3have a good weekend19:34
LLStarksyes, but it was coded to work with all 3 versions.19:34
asacu219:34
rickspencer3tx19:34
LLStarksincluding 3.619:34
rickspencer3right19:34
LLStarksyou wanted a catch-all testing audience19:35
LLStarkseven the trunk users19:35
rickspencer3I think it was what asac said19:35
e-jatbye asac19:35
rickspencer3and we just wanted to try it out19:35
LLStarksthen the behavior should've been well-documented19:35
LLStarksand included in the alpha 3 release notes19:35
rickspencer3hmm19:36
rickspencer3that's a fair point19:36
LLStarkseven the most casual alpha 3 tester will think "somebody broke teh google"19:37
rickspencer3ok19:38
robbiewLLStarks: I'm confused...what's the big issue? the casual user is notified of the new plug-in at startup...if they don't like it...remove/disable it19:38
LLStarksi never saw such notification.19:38
LLStarksmy point is, i see no need for all the secrecy. this change was readily apparent yet delivered stealthily with no warning or explanation.19:39
rickspencer3ok, noted19:39
LLStarksto the end-user19:39
rickspencer3this point has been made19:39
LLStarkswhat will be done to rectify that?19:39
rickspencer3rectify what?19:39
LLStarksthe whole situation. canonical needs to improve or remove the extension with all deliberate speed.19:40
rickspencer3why?19:40
robbiewLLStarks: I did..checked it out...and didn't really care19:40
LLStarksthe data collection can achieved without the fugly changes that have been made.19:40
LLStarks*can be19:41
rickspencer3no they can't19:41
rickspencer3as I said in my response19:41
rickspencer3on the bug19:41
LLStarksgoogle custom search can be modified using an api, can it not?19:42
LLStarkshttp://code.google.com/apis/customsearch/19:42
rickspencer3not sure about that19:42
LLStarksit should be quite simple to restore core google functionality like images and news19:42
rickspencer3yeah19:42
rickspencer3as I mentioned in the bug, I understand that this is important to users19:43
rickspencer3and we won't proceed to make any real changes without taking that into account19:43
rickspencer3that was, in fact, the primary regression that was identified by the original bug reporter19:44
LLStarksrickspencer3. what data specifically is collected?19:49
rickspencer3each of the four areas that a user can search from has a channel id19:49
rickspencer3this data is passed to Google today19:50
rickspencer3we changed those identifiers so that we could, in turn, see which channels are used19:50
rickspencer3then we can use the same google tools that are commonly used for analysing search traffic and click throughs19:51
rickspencer3so essentially, we just get a scope on the google analytics19:51
rickspencer3LLStarks: is getting near my lunch time19:52
LLStarksokay. same here.19:52
rickspencer3anything other questions I can answer, etc..?19:53
LLStarkswho is handling the data?19:53
rickspencer3(not trying to shut you up, but my stomach is growling ;) )19:53
rickspencer3well, Google handles the data for everybody19:53
ftaasac, u gone? did you fix ff trunk or should I?19:53
* rickspencer3 hopes asac is gone to enjoy a much needed break19:54
LLStarkssup fabien. what's broken today? :319:54
rickspencer3well "deserved" anyone, I sometimes wonder if asac ever "needs" a break :)19:54
rickspencer3LLStarks: does that make sense?19:54
rickspencer3Google only shares the data with you if you own the channel id19:55
rickspencer3it's normal web site stuff19:55
LLStarksrick, i guess so.19:55
LLStarksthanks.19:56
rickspencer3no problems19:56
rickspencer3and thanks19:56
rickspencer3what happened to robbiew?19:57
* rickspencer3 goes for a sandwhich19:57
ftaLLStarks, usual -daily breakage, i usually fix it 1st, but i've been busy19:58
LLStarkswould gif rendering fall under that? or is this merely packaging issues?19:59
ftanope20:01
ftai really don't have time to fight all bugs in bugzilla20:01
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ftanot to mention that i prefer to package and experiment with new stuff20:06
ftareed_, mozilla/browser/app/firefox-branding.js is gone?20:13
ftamozilla 50495320:14
ubottuMozilla bug 504953 in Build Config "Clean up firefox branding in the build system" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=50495320:14
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BUGabundoola21:11
ftalo21:30
BUGabundohey fta21:30
BUGabundoehh21:30
BUGabundopoor asac... he is being head bashed21:30
BUGabundoon multisearch21:30
BUGabundohe doesn't even reply now :\21:30
BUGabundoand if he does show up21:31
BUGabundo I have a few question for him21:31
BUGabundomany already asked all over the place21:31
BUGabundothis could have been done so diferently21:31
BUGabundoa blog, an email, telling us, user, all about it21:31
reed_fta: it moved to browser/branding/nightly/pref/firefox-branding.js ??21:32
ftareed_, too late21:32
BUGabundohey reed_21:33
ftareed_, but even the new file contains broken urls21:33
fta+-pref("startup.homepage_override_url","http://www.mozilla.org/projects/%APP%/%VERSION%/whatsnew/");21:34
fta+-pref("startup.homepage_welcome_url","http://www.mozilla.org/projects/%APP%/%VERSION%/firstrun/");21:34
fta++pref("startup.homepage_override_url","http://%LOCALE%.www.mozilla.com/%LOCALE%/firefox/%VERSION%/whatsnew/");21:34
fta++pref("startup.homepage_welcome_url","http://%LOCALE%.www.mozilla.com/%LOCALE%/firefox/%VERSION%/firstrun/");21:34
fta(modulo the s/%APP%/firefox/ which is an ubuntu thing only)21:34
reed_hmm21:38
reed_fta: the www.mozilla.org ones are correct21:39
reed_for nightly21:39
ftafor 3.5 before the release, it was always broken21:43
ftareed_, http://www.mozilla.org/projects/firefox/3.6a1pre/firstrun/ is broken21:44
reed_yes21:45
reed_that's normal21:45
ftai don't call that normal, it's broken21:48
ftaif the link is not supposed to exist, drop the entry in the menu21:48
BUGabundofta: its always broken pre-release21:49
BUGabundohence _normal_21:49
ftaBUGabundo, broken shouldn't be normal21:50
BUGabundoeheh21:50
BUGabundotell that to audio :)21:50
ftaasac, !! what did you do?Using saved parent location: bzr+ssh://fta@bazaar.launchpad.net/~mozillateam/firefox/firefox-3.1.head/21:56
ftabzr: ERROR: Tags not supported by BzrBranch5('file:///src/bzr/firefox-3.1.head/'); you may be able to use bzr upgrade.21:56
ftaoh, right, he's not there..21:56
asacfta: looking in for a moment21:57
asaci dont know21:57
asaci didnt do anything. just used the branch21:57
ftaTags not supported21:57
asacfta: oh. yes, i think i know21:57
asacfta: i used debcommit -r to create the release commit21:57
asacthat seems to create a tag iirc21:57
asacjust upgreade your local branch i guess21:57
asaci definitly didnt run upgrade on the remote branch ... i would have noticed that21:58
ftafixed 3.6 btw: http://paste.ubuntu.com/231483/21:58
BUGabundoyeah21:58
BUGabundoseems like FF3.6 now starts again21:58
BUGabundobut broke on my work debian machine21:59
BUGabundono libgtk 1.721:59
BUGabundostrange how Ubuntu is ahead SID :\21:59
ftawe often are for gnome22:01
BUGabundoreally?22:01
BUGabundodid not know that22:01
ftathe french desktop guys are doing a good job ;)22:01
asacwe are typically ahead for all things we take explicitly care of22:01
BUGabundothough our packages came from sid22:01
BUGabundoguys=seb22:02
fta+didrocks22:02
fta+lool22:02
ftaall french22:02
BUGabundoahhh22:03
asacfta: looks good. so nightly is now where the milestone branding is?22:05
asacseems so22:06
BUGabundohi asac... doing better now?22:06
BUGabundoor still bothered by all the replies?22:07
ftareplies?22:07
BUGabundofta: naggings22:07
BUGabundoeheh22:07
BUGabundoLP, forums, blog, irc22:07
BUGabundowho knows, even private emails ;)22:07
ftabash                           1170837  99.91%     64367 1084963   21386     12122:07
ftadash                           1169882  99.83%    184557  980553    4619     15322:07
ftawhat are the others using??22:08
ftaprobably popcon discrepancy22:08
BUGabundolet me see22:09
BUGabundoI have both22:09
BUGabundoon a clean install22:09
ftadash is the default sh, unlike in debian22:09
ftacsh                              18615   1.59%       604   17551     448      1222:10
ftatcsh                             12466   1.06%       640   11499     322       522:10
ftayeah! i'm part of the 1.06% !22:10
asacBUGabundo: no. i played ETQW22:11
asacand ran a couple of searches ;)22:11
asaclol22:11
ftabud id?22:11
BUGabundoahahahaahah22:11
ftabug22:12
asacbug?22:12
BUGabundoasac: now for real. who is behind this?22:12
asacwhich bug?22:12
BUGabundowhich me??22:12
ftayour search thingy22:12
BUGabundoare there more!?22:12
asacBUGabundo: i dont understand why you are asking that.22:13
BUGabundofta: which one? there are 322:13
asacfta: there are a few ... multsearch is the tag22:13
BUGabundoasac: which? the bug joke or multisearch?22:13
BUGabundoasac: you know Im curious22:13
BUGabundoand you have been avoiding the subject22:13
ftajust want to have a good laugh22:14
BUGabundoI won't presure you , of course22:14
asacits me. i want go get rich quick instead of chatting in this channel :-P22:14
BUGabundoshare it with us22:14
asaci dont know what i can share that isnt in the content ;) ... really!22:14
BUGabundoif you have read what I wrote22:14
BUGabundoas several other users22:14
BUGabundoit would have been a much better UX22:14
BUGabundo*if* this was pre-announced22:15
asacfta: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?advanced=1 ... multisearch in the tag field -> go22:15
asacBUGabundo: thats true. but also consider that it wouldnt have changed a thing22:16
asacBUGabundo: users would be pissed off, talking about getting exploited, their human rights sacrificed and so on22:16
BUGabundowould have reduced the flames22:16
BUGabundoasac: see the Know Your Rights from mozilla?22:16
BUGabundothat's what _we_ miss22:17
BUGabundoI consider this an offence22:17
BUGabundonot from you, of course, but the distro22:17
asacBUGabundo: Know Your Rights was much more fuzz22:17
BUGabundoit changed something for worse , just so *someone* could have collected data22:17
BUGabundothat _we_ don't even know what it is, and what it is for!22:18
asacBUGabundo: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/07/24/%23ubuntu-mozillateam.txt22:20
asacread from 19:3022:20
BUGabundotime?22:20
BUGabundook22:20
asacBUGabundo: read it?22:31
ftaBUGabundo, last chromium was not broken for you?22:32
BUGabundoasac: still reading22:33
BUGabundoam a slow reader22:34
BUGabundothat's why I have so much unread email22:34
BUGabundofta: not on ubuntu22:34
BUGabundoI LOVE the NewTab of chromium22:34
BUGabundo10000x better then FF22:34
BUGabundoplus it has recover pages woot22:34
BUGabundoI can't resist sharing this with you22:39
BUGabundohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-94JhLEiN0l&22:39
BUGabundoasac: done22:39
BUGabundoI see we need to blame rickspencer3 instead :D22:39
rickspencer3I heard that22:39
rickspencer3:)22:39
rickspencer3rats22:40
rickspencer3BUGabundo: that link broke for me22:40
ftaasac, all, any idea to improve the new chromium-browser man page is welcome22:40
ftabtw, chromium has subpixel AA since today22:41
BUGabundorickspencer3: I just copied it from FF, youtube22:41
asacfta: chromium-browser manpage ... do we really need that?22:41
ftaasac, to please lintian ;)22:41
asacfta: chromium-browser22:41
asacexec: 87: -a: not found22:41
ftaasac, it's not mine, it's from upstream22:41
asac(you asked if its broken)22:41
asaci usually ignore lintian ;)22:42
ftaasac, yep, fixed in ~ucd222:42
ftait was a bashism, proposed by upstream :P22:42
asacproposed? so you patched it?22:42
ftamy /bin/sh is bash so i didn't notice22:42
asacah22:42
asacyeah. better use dash22:42
ftano, dash had some nasty bugs for me in the past22:43
asacposh ;)22:43
asacat least that thing can do proper <tab> ;)22:43
asacdoes not this stupid autocomplete22:43
ftawould would want to autocomplete in sh?22:44
ftamy own shell is tcsh, not dash/bash22:44
BUGabundoeheh22:44
asacyeah. then use posh. thats best22:44
fta!info posh22:44
ubottuposh (source: posh): Policy-compliant Ordinary SHell. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.6.17 (jaunty), package size 82 kB, installed size 212 kB22:45
asacposix-shell22:45
asacoh policy ;)22:45
asachehe. yeah its annoying but you will write proper stuff22:45
ftaas my own shell, i prefer c shells, not korn/bourne shells22:45
ftai like ^^, ! !!, !?2, etc22:46
BUGabundowtf22:46
asaci think its the obvious choice for perlers22:46
BUGabundoeheh22:46
BUGabundoI like bash/dash22:46
BUGabundowfm22:46
BUGabundoasac: I'm seeing something strange on FF now22:47
BUGabundowhen I open external links22:47
ftayou probably don't spend the same time in shells as i do/did22:47
BUGabundoFF opens a new page, but I see the previous page, until the new one loads22:47
BUGabundowhile before I used to see a blank page22:48
BUGabundofta: I spend all day22:48
BUGabundossh debian servers22:48
BUGabundosvn22:48
BUGabundorsyncs22:48
BUGabundomeld and diffs22:48
BUGabundomv and rms22:48
BUGabundolesss, nanos, and apaches22:48
BUGabundoand when I get home, I open a few more22:48
BUGabundoas I said22:49
BUGabundowfm22:49
ftai made the switch to c shells when the "best" advanced korn shell was ksh, back in the SunOS 4 / HP-UX 8 days22:50
BUGabundodon't remind me hpux22:50
BUGabundowe still have too many on my job22:50
BUGabundoand the other job, is planning on getting new ones22:50
BUGabundo:\\22:51
BUGabundothey cost the double of intel ones :.22:51
ftaasac, i don't like the header of the man page, "chromium-browser - the web browser from Google"22:52
BUGabundoerrr22:53
BUGabundochromium is not *from* google22:53
asacfta: yeah22:54
ftait's not *my* wordings, it's upstreams22:54
ftabut they said suggestions are welcome, so here i am22:55
asacmaybe chromium-browser: a free browser based on google chrome22:55
asacchromium-browser: a free browser similar to chrome22:56
asacchromium-browser: a chrome browser clone22:56
ftaabout:linux-splash says:22:56
ftaabout:linux-splash22:56
fta‘Chromium’ vs ‘Google Chrome’22:56
ftaChromium is an open source browser project. Google Chrome is a browser from Google, based on the Chromium project.22:56
asacchromium-browser: fast and furious webbrowser, build from the same code base as chrome22:57
BUGabundoasac: gagaaagaga22:59
BUGabundoforget google, forget chrome22:59
asacchromium-browser: webbrowser developed by the chromium project23:00
asac:)23:00
BUGabundobetter23:01
ftahm.. NSS_DISABLE_DBM23:06
ftahttp://codereview.chromium.org/16002623:08
ftai'm not sure we want that23:08
ftaso far, my wrapper hides it, it intercepts -h/--help and displays its own usage23:08
ftaasac, ^^, what do you think23:09
ftahttp://src.chromium.org/svn/trunk/src/chrome/app/resources/manpage.1.in23:11
ftagzip: stdout: Broken pipe23:23
ftatar: Child returned status 123:23
ftatar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors23:23
ftabzr: ERROR: There was an error executing tar to uncompress /data/bot/ppa/firefox-3.5_3.5.2~hg20090724r26132+nobinonly.orig.tar.gz.23:23
ftaagain23:23
ftabzr bd is broken somehow23:23
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ftaasac, i give up with that tarball, 3.5 still red in the ppa, fix committed, so maybe tomorrow23:30
asacargh23:30
BUGabundoasac: so when will the parter repo for flash instaler?23:30
asacwhy are our tarballs broken23:30
asacBUGabundo: ?23:31
BUGabundolet me get it for you23:31
asacthat isnt a complete sentance ;)23:31
asacsentence even23:31
BUGabundoeheh23:31
BUGabundotoo much µblogging23:31
BUGabundoso, I did a fresh install, got restried extras, it pulled flash wrapper, I got the 64 bits .so and put it on disk23:32
BUGabundoonly then I noticed I had the flash plugin installer and tried to remove it23:32
asacfta: so chromium opens the manpage if you start it with wrong arguments?23:33
BUGabundobut apt didn't let me, and now I always get a post install error23:33
ftaasac, no, with -h or --help23:33
asacthats better than dumping it to console?23:34
ftaasac, i asked james, remember? he had no idea. i gave him one of the faulty tarball, no news since23:34
asacBUGabundo: yes. thats a regression bug in the scripts23:35
asacBUGabundo: can you file a bug please?23:35
asacthough there probably are some already23:35
ftaasac, try /usr/lib/chromium-browser/chromium-browser -h23:35
asachmm23:35
asac23193923:37
asacBUGabundo: ^^23:37
ftaasac, as opposed to my /usr/bin/chromium-browser -h23:37
asacbug 23193923:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 231939 in flashplugin-nonfree "package update-manager 1:0.87.27 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage: SystemError in cache.commit(): E:Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/23193923:37
asacbullshit ;)23:37
asac39565323:37
asac39804223:37
asacyeah. those23:37
asacbug 39804223:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 398042 in flashplugin-nonfree "package flashplugin-installer 10.0.22.87ubuntu2 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess new pre-removal script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39804223:37
asacbug 39565323:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 395653 in flashplugin-nonfree "package flashplugin-installer 10.0.22.87ubuntu2 failed to install/upgrade: el subproceso pre-removal script devolvi? el c?digo de salida de error 2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39565323:37
BUGabundoeheh so many dups23:37
BUGabundoits pick and choose23:38
BUGabundololol John marker my bug as a dupe bug 40324623:39
ubottuLaunchpad bug 403246 in firefox-3.5 "multisearch - please restore old NEWTAB (dup-of: 402767)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40324623:39
ubottuLaunchpad bug 402767 in firefox-3.5 "multisearch add on blocks the functionality of firefox location bar" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40276723:39
BUGabundoits not a dupe23:39
BUGabundoits a diff point!!23:39
BUGabundorelated sure, but no dupe23:39
asaci didnt dupe it23:40
asacundupe it23:40
BUGabundoi'm23:40
asacdone23:40
BUGabundodid it too23:41
BUGabundoLOL23:41
BUGabundohaah23:41
BUGabundowe said rthe same thing23:41
BUGabundoLOLOL23:42
BUGabundothat should mark a point23:42
BUGabundo:)23:42
asachehe23:42
asacfta: personally i think that git log shoing in less can be considered an improvement, but for -h i would prefer to keep it just dumped to the console23:44
ftame too23:44

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