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rickspencer3hi robert_ancell, hi TheMuso00:05
TheMusoHey rickspencer3.00:06
robert_ancellhey rickspencer3, TheMuso00:09
TheMusoHey robert_ancell/.00:15
robert_ancellTheMuso, hey, pulse was really bad yesterday, i'll see it it still plays up today00:15
TheMusorobert_ancell: hrm ok00:18
robert_ancellTheMuso, it locks up after a number of sound effects (e.g. alt-tab, tab in terminal). 100% CPU then kill -9 makes all the sounds be played at once00:19
robert_ancellTheMuso, note I was using metacity yesterday and I'm using compiz today, it might be something with that00:19
TheMusorobert_ancell: hrm interesting.00:19
TheMusorobert_ancell: I wonder whether thats libcanberra.00:19
robert_ancellAnd the GUI was locking up while this was occurring, i.e. I couldn't switch to different applications with alt-tab (I had to go to text terminal to kill).  It could be metacity+pulse?00:20
TheMusoright00:21
TheMusorobert_ancell: Actually, I am about to upload the final 0.9.16 release of pulseaudio. See if that helps when it comes through.00:25
robert_ancellcool00:25
rickspencer3TheMuso, hi, I just got of the phone with Stormy from Gnome foundation00:33
rickspencer3she wants to set up a little powwow to discuss how gnome, ubuntu, etc... can work more effectively on accessibility00:34
TheMusorickspencer3: You have my undevided attention, continue. :)00:35
rickspencer3TheMuso, the next step is for us all to meet in an irc room and go over the current situation00:35
TheMusorickspencer3: Right.00:36
rickspencer3I think mozilla, gnome, us, etc...00:36
TheMusook00:36
rickspencer3and then discuss potential ways of working better together00:36
TheMusoright00:36
rickspencer3I think there are probably technology issues, and also workflow issues00:36
TheMusoYeah I'd agree with that.00:36
rickspencer3I'm betting that different parts of the echo system have different perspectives about what can be improved, so a meeting of the minds would be useful, imo00:37
TheMusoAgreed.00:37
rickspencer3not just the echo system, but the ecosystem too ;)00:37
rickspencer3TheMuso, ok, I'll let you know when I hear00:37
TheMusoheh00:37
rickspencer3eeejay, ^^00:37
rickspencer3I mentioned both TheMuso and eeejay as people who should be there00:38
TheMusoOk cool.00:38
* rickspencer3 reboots after dist-upgrade00:38
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robert_ancellTheMuso, is there a way I can kick the buildservers to try again?  yelp failed to build but I think it was a problem with xulrunner which has been recently updated01:42
TheMusorobert_ancell: I can retry it for you if you would like.01:43
TheMusorobert_ancell: Only those with upload rights can retry builds.01:43
robert_ancellTheMuso, ok, thanks01:43
TheMusorobert_ancell: Queued for retry on all arches that failed to build.01:50
robert_ancellTheMuso, thanks01:50
TheMusonp01:51
TheMusohrm lpia failed.01:58
robert_ancellTheMuso, yeah, this is something broken...02:00
robert_ancellIt's something to do with xulrunner, asac knows about that I think02:01
TheMusook02:01
asacrobert_ancell: the previous version worked?02:04
asacyou dont talk about patches we had. did all patches still apply cleanly?02:04
asac(in changelog that is)02:04
robert_ancellasac, it built locally and I guess the previous version worked02:04
robert_ancellasac, all patches applied as before02:05
asachow much i dislike huge po diffs ;)02:05
asacin the debdiffs02:05
asacthis reminds me ... what are the exact issues with the webkit branch ;)?02:06
asac(of yelp)02:06
asacis it really something we cannot ship ? ;)02:07
robert_ancellI don't know.  I expect we can ship now as webkit is on the cd02:07
asacwell. upstream webkit branch was dropped from the gnome release seb told me ;)02:09
asacjust wondered if its really too bad for us too02:09
asacits odd that it built locally for oyu02:10
TheMusorobert_ancell: What mirror do you pull from? Its possible it built against an older version that your mirror has.02:10
robert_ancellTheMuso, I use archive.ubuntu.com02:11
asaci think that could be really a xulrunner regression02:11
asacat best file a bug against xulrunner-1.9.1 and yelp saying "yelp fails to build because it cannot find nspr headers" ;)02:11
asac*sigh* ;)02:12
robert_ancellasac, ok02:12
asacassign the bug to me please02:12
asaclink the build log in the bug02:13
asacthx02:13
robert_ancellbug 42763802:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 427638 in xulrunner-1.9.1 "yelp fails to build against xulrunner 1.9.1, cannot find nspr headers" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42763802:15
asacthx02:24
ccheneygar if you quit firefox after upgrading it does not save tabs03:43
ccheneyyou have to kill it to keep the tabs apparently03:43
* ccheney lost probably 50+ tabs he was using :-\03:43
TheMusoouch03:45
Amaranthccheney: there is a setting for that03:46
Amaranthit probably asked you at some point and whatever you answered it stuck with so you have to go into the preferences and start the startup option03:47
ccheneyoh.. no it normally works right, it did not because i just upgraded03:47
ccheneyafter it restarted and killed all my tabs when i tried to quit again it asked if i wanted to save the tabs03:48
ccheneybut when i quit after upgrading the first time it just killed all my tabs03:48
ccheneyer i mean the first time i quit directly after upgrading is when it killed my tabs03:49
ccheneyso its some bug of when you quit after having upgraded while firefox is still running that it kills your tabs03:49
ccheneyasac: ping ^  are you aware of that issue?03:49
ccheneywhen i quit the first time (when it lost the tabs) i noticed it did not ask me if i wanted to save tabs, it just didn't save them and lost them all03:50
asacccheney: did firefox offer you to "restart" i the firefox window?03:50
ccheneyi don't recall seeing it ask no, the popup said i needed to restart (i am still running jaunty fwiw)03:50
asacyes. the popup is not what i mean03:51
asacok03:51
ccheneyhad problems with my system and with vm on karmic so downgraded back to jaunty03:51
asacccheney: ubufox installed? firefox-3.0?03:51
asacshort answer is: yes, upgrading still can cause arbitrary bad things03:51
ccheneyubufox 0.7-0ubuntu1 and firefox 3.0 yea03:51
asacwith running firefox03:51
asacok03:51
asacyes. thats known bug03:51
ccheneyok03:52
asacwell. its known that everything can happen.03:52
ccheneyheh03:52
asacwe try to display the restart asap ... and if you get it its likely that it works03:52
* ccheney needs to remember to kill firefox instead that works03:52
asacbut if not you are doomed ;)03:52
asacyes03:52
robert_ancellasac, are you doing something on gnome-bluetooth?06:11
didrocksgood morning robert_ancell07:12
robert_ancelldidrocks, hey07:13
rugby471didrocks: hello07:33
didrockshey rugby47107:33
rugby471didrocks: were you the one who was speaking about using the gnome accessibility layer for the where is it bnutton in software-store07:33
rugby471bnutton > button07:33
didrocksrugby471: exactly07:34
rugby471right07:34
rugby471was that going to be in karmic+1?07:34
didrocksyes, because we have first to enable gnome accessibility layer by default07:34
didrocksand it's too late to do that in karmic07:34
rugby471as I was thinking of working on a simple 'where is it' function for karmic & those you don't have the gnome accessibility layer on07:35
rugby471sure07:35
rugby471ok then I shall continue with it :-)07:35
didrocksrugby471: I'm working on the workaround too07:35
rugby471didrocks: oh07:35
didrocksrugby471: so, let me a week for finishing shaping it, please :)07:35
rugby471sure07:35
rugby471I shall stop work on it then as you are probably ahead of me :-)07:35
rugby471didrocks: what does it involve?07:36
didrocksrugby471: calling some lib from gnome-menu07:36
rugby471ah okay07:36
didrocksrugby471: you were thinking about what?07:36
rugby471didrocks: will that be in karmic?07:36
rugby471didrocks: sjust a simple image that goes Applications > Graphics > GIMP etc.07:37
didrocksrugby471: yes07:37
didrocksrugby471: well, it's best to calculate it07:37
rugby471is that what your code does?07:37
didrocksrugby471: because when you have many items, you have new subcategories07:37
rugby471yeah07:37
didrocksyes07:37
rugby471didrocks: cool well I shall leave you to finish that then :-)07:37
rugby471didrocks: see ya07:38
robert_ancellpitti, can you look at sponsoring bug 423450? The DX team want this functionality.08:21
ubottuLaunchpad bug 423450 in gdm "Add user manager dbus interface to gdmserver" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42345008:21
chrisccoulsonhey seb12809:03
seb128good morning there09:03
seb128hey chrisccoulson09:03
chrisccoulsonhow are you today?09:03
seb128good!09:04
seb128you?09:04
didrockshey seb128 :)09:04
chrisccoulsonyeah, i'm good too. quite tired though!09:05
seb128hum, why does apport refuses to report assertions when it doesn't success to get the error in karmic?09:05
seb128hum, why does apport refuses to report assertions when it doesn't success to get the error in karmic?09:05
seb128ups09:05
seb128lut didrocks09:05
seb128chrisccoulson, same here, went to bed after 2am this night09:05
chrisccoulsonseb128 - you'll be needing to catch up on sleep tomorrow then ;)09:06
seb128I slept until 8am so that's ok but yes extra sleep on saturday ;-)09:06
chrisccoulsoni slept until nearly 8am too, which is really bad - i'm meant to be in work at 8am;)09:07
* seb128 is sort of disapointed by karmic boot speed09:07
seb128all the charts sent are somewhat around 35 to 45 seconds to gdm load09:07
* Laney is disappointed that ubuntu-boot broke his boot ;)09:07
seb128I got an error at first reboot about disk checks09:08
seb128then next reboot take ages without feedback, I'm wondering if it was fscking09:08
seb128and now it's working09:08
seb128weird thing09:08
mvohm, I think its time for a compiz update - before the weekend is the perfect time ;)09:10
pittiGood morning09:10
* mac_v gdm -> desktop 45 secs :( but boot -> gdm 30 secs \o/09:10
pittisorry, I'm late today, we were plucking pplums09:10
didrocksmvo: releasing on Friday is always the rule :)09:11
pittididrocks: make quickly depend on devscripts? p-d-e doesn't need devscripts, but if you need it, you ought to depend on it09:11
mvopitti: sounds fun - to make jam out of it?09:11
didrockspitti: python-mkdebian from p-d-e uses debchange which is in devscripts09:11
pittimvo: that, and "einkochen", and just eating some as they are09:11
pittididrocks: ah, that, right09:12
didrocks(and hi too ;))09:12
pittididrocks: bonjour :)09:12
didrockspitti: so, do you want to make p-d-e recommends devscripts or do I need to change it into quickly?09:12
mvompt: good news, the pathbar code is now in a branch, but its lacking little features like support for click events :) but nzmm is great, the started to work on it already (and I pushed some stub code for the events as well)09:13
pittididrocks: sounds like it should be in both; suggests for p-d-e, and depends in quickly09:15
pittididrocks: for most projects you don't need devscripts to use p-d-e (as a build system)09:15
didrockspitti: even if quickly doesn't use it directly? I need to document that somewhere so :)09:15
seb128hey pitti09:16
pittididrocks: oh, I thought you'd actually use debuild in it09:16
pittibonjour seb12809:16
didrockspitti: no, I dropped debuild in 0.2 and use directly dpkg-buildpackage09:16
didrocksso, I have a dep on dpkg-dev09:16
pittiah09:16
pittiso, no lintian love :)09:16
pittididrocks: so, I'm happy to change it to say "you need to install the devscripts package for this to work"09:17
didrockswell, rickspencer3 was afraid by the whole bunch of dep we brought with quickly, and most of them came from devscripts initially :)09:17
pittididrocks: but devscripts is a heavy dependency, which I wouldn't like to inflict as a buil-dep of everything which uses p-d-e as a build system09:17
didrockspitti: yeah, I understand, but the message can be good. I can do it if you wish (I'm already fixing a bug in python-mkdebian)09:18
pittiwell, but quickly isn't a build-dep or a binary dep of packages09:18
didrocksyes, I think we will have to bring the whole devscript things back09:18
didrocks(in quickly)09:19
pittididrocks: if you are worried about that, it doesn't matter whether p-d-e or quickly itself pulls it in09:19
seb128is somebody else having indicator applet crashes when starting and closing evo?09:19
didrockspitti: yes of course. It was more on the "logical" way to justify adding devscripts dep on ubuntu-template, even if not directly use (a comment in changelog can precise that and in debian/README)09:20
seb128what the?09:22
* seb128 looks at asac09:24
seb128asac, the firefox update in karmic broke greasemonkey09:25
pittihm, and makes yelp ftbfs09:30
seb128pitti, do you know why apport refuses to open bugs about insertions in karmic? it says it can't report bug if the assertion error is not available09:37
pittiseb128: that's still because back then you said that SIGABRT crashes aren't useful because you are missing the message?09:38
pittiseb128: so for now I only allowed those which use assert() and have a message09:38
seb128pitti, where does it look for the error?09:38
pittiseb128: if you do assert(), our glibc now stores the message in a global variable (__abort_msg), and add_gdb_info() peeks it out from there09:39
pittiso perhaps g_assert() doesn't use assert() but its own implementation09:39
seb128pitti, how would I debug that not working there?09:39
pittiseb128: "there"?09:40
seb128pitti, the message indicator applet assert every time I close evolution09:40
seb128but apport keeps refusing to report the bug09:40
seb128the stacktrace looks useful though, that's frustrating09:40
pittiseb128: well, I don't mind enabling it again09:40
pittiI disabled it on your request :)09:40
seb128well, the point is that it should get the assert error09:41
seb128I would like to debug why that fails09:41
pittiah09:41
pittiseb128: does it use g_assert*?09:41
seb128yes09:41
* pitti gets glib source09:41
mptmvo, neat09:41
seb128pitti, http://paste.ubuntu.com/269017/09:42
seb128pitti, see #309:43
* pitti looks in ./glib/gtestutils.09:43
pittic09:43
pittiah, indeed09:43
pitti  g_printerr ("**\n%s\n", s);09:43
pitti  abort();09:44
pittiso this could either say:09:44
pittiah, no09:44
pittiit could just set __abort_msg perhaps09:44
seb128pitti, should I open a bug and assign it to you? ;-)09:45
pittisure09:45
seb128pitti, or quick way would be to not filter out those without message for now09:45
seb128and see how it goes09:45
seb128could we try that for the weekend?09:45
pittiseb128: if you want to do it locally, search for "Assert" in /usr/share/pyshared/apport/ui.py and rip out the check09:45
pittiseb128: no problem09:46
seb128thanks09:46
pittiseb128: I could also just fix glib :)09:46
seb128want a bug?09:46
pittiseb128: I can just do it now09:46
seb128or do you want to do it now?09:46
* seb128 hugs pitti09:46
seb128thanks!09:46
pittiI was about to do some sponsoring, but I can do that later09:46
pittiah, I'll do the sponsoring while it builds09:46
seb128pitti, I'm on indicator-session09:47
pittiseb128: I still think it's good to suppress that in general; with assertions, a lot of stacktracetop will be identical09:47
seb128for sponsoring09:47
seb128just fyi09:47
pittiand without a message, it's hard to do auto-dupes, and see what's going on09:47
seb128right09:47
pittiseb128: I'll sponsor bug 38585009:47
ubottuLaunchpad bug 385850 in hundredpapercuts "Ship fewer screensavers by default" [Low,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/38585009:47
seb128pitti, didn't you do that yesterday?09:48
pittiseb128: yes, xscreensaver, but not yet the gnome-screensaver change09:48
pitti(just a recommends drop)09:48
seb128ah ok09:48
seb128thanks09:48
pittiseb128: I also have bug 423450 on my list09:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 423450 in gdm "Add user manager dbus interface to gdmserver" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42345009:48
pittibut that needs some FFE/checking09:48
* pitti does sponsoring one hour every day now, *sigh*09:50
seb128don't tell me09:51
seb128I spent most of my evening on sponsoring yesterday09:51
seb128thanks to the weekly dxteam tarball day ;-)09:51
pittiseb128: we are this --><-- close to getting package set upload rights09:52
pittionce we get this, Robert can upload directly09:52
seb128\o/09:52
pittiand Ken as well09:52
seb128and chrisccoulson09:52
seb128and didrocks09:52
pittiso for easy updates, they shoudl just do it09:52
pittiindeed09:52
seb128that will rock ;-)09:52
pittiand just use sponsoring bugs if they aren't sure and have complex updates, like the gnome-games split09:53
didrockspitti: can you have a look at my proposed merge 11593, please? this is to fix bug #42168909:59
ubottuLaunchpad bug 421689 in quickly "a ubuntu-project should depend on python-desktopcouch-records" [High,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42168909:59
didrocks(ok, the bot doesn't take merge number: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~didrocks/python-distutils-extra/handle-submodules/+merge/11593)09:59
chrisccoulsonseb128 - it is a mistake that totem-plugins still depends on python-gdata isn't it?10:12
seb128chrisccoulson, yes, I will fix that when I do the upload to use libgdata10:12
seb128chrisccoulson, or do you want to work on the update?10:12
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i can work on that.10:13
seb128thanks10:13
seb128hum, hate python10:13
seb128so totem crashes in python code at closing10:13
seb128but valgrind lists a zillion errors every time there is python involved10:14
seb128I can't figure which ones are real issues10:14
chrisccoulsonyeah, i've tried debugging python issues before, but i don't understand it enough ;)10:14
seb128cassidy, hey10:19
cassidyseb128: morning10:19
seb128cassidy, do we want the new telepathy-farsight or telepathy-salut?10:19
* seb128 is doing some syncs10:19
cassidywe definitely want the latest tp-fs10:19
cassidyas said yesterday, salut is cool to have but is more risky10:20
seb128does it bring anything user visible for karmic?10:20
cassidyoth, if critical bugs are found, they'll be fixed rsn10:20
seb128what about papyon 0.4.2?10:20
cassidydebug support in Empathy, tube new API10:20
seb128debug support?10:21
cassidyempathy - help - debug10:21
cassidyvery useful to get logs10:21
cassidyyou'll need latest papyon if you want to ship the new butterfly (hopefully released today) supporting audio/video10:21
seb128does it break anything or can we just sync it?10:22
cassidyit shouldn't, that's mostly new code not used in current butterfly10:22
cassidyit also have some nice fixes10:23
cassidywhich would be cool to have10:23
cassidysee http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/telepathy/2009-September/003821.html10:23
seb128ok, it's still 1.5 month before karmic so we have time to fix issues10:23
cassidyso yeah I'd vote +1 for papyon10:23
seb128seems you recommend getting new telepathy-salut, papyon, butterfly?10:23
cassidybutterfly isn't released yet. not sure for this one. Lot of users will be excited to have audio/video support but it hasn't been tested extensively yet10:24
asacseb128: dont know about greasemonkey.10:24
asacyelp i have a bug10:24
seb128asac, what info would be useful in a bug?10:24
seb128asac, is it working for you?10:24
asaci dont use greasemonkey ;)10:24
asacwhat symptoms? just doesnt work at all?10:25
seb128cassidy, ok thanks, will try papyon locally10:25
seb128asac, I use stock replies on launchpad and I don't get those listed today10:25
seb128asac, the scripts list is empty10:26
seb128and it was working yesterday10:26
seb128ie something makes the script I'm using to have been deleted or not listed10:27
asachmm10:27
asacwhere is that script?10:27
asacin ~seb128 on rookery?10:28
seb128asac, http://people.canonical.com/~seb128/bugtriage.user.js10:28
seb128I don't get the "this is a greasemonkey script do you want to install it" banner either10:29
asachmm. works here a bit10:29
asac[Use Apport] [Needs Backtrace] [Needs Details] [Needs Valg...10:29
asacthose links i have on bugs10:29
asacseb128: maybe langpacks?10:29
seb128ok10:29
asacare you using french?10:29
seb128I'm using a french locale10:29
seb128but menus are in english10:29
seb128so I guess there is no langpacks installed10:29
asacyeah10:29
asachmm10:29
asacany error on tools -> error console ?10:31
asacis there a greasemonkey menu entry at all for you? in tools ?10:32
seb128asac, http://people.canonical.com/~seb128/xul.png10:32
seb128I've a Tools, Greasemonkey, Gérer les scripts10:33
seb128so some french translations there!10:33
seb128the dialog lists no script though10:33
seb128where is was listing stock reply before the update10:33
seb128LC_ALL=C firefox -> no difference10:34
seb128hey njpatel10:34
asacseb128: can you try with fresh profile (like stop ffox ... move .mozilla dir somewhere else ... start)?10:37
asaca bit scary error that you see there.10:38
asaci mean: feels like its the cause.10:38
seb128asac, it's weird, greasemonkey is not listed in the addon dialog with a guest session10:43
asachmm10:47
pittiargh, I'm a moron10:47
seb128pitti, ?10:47
pittiseb128: I bited into my table, wondering why my glib assert fix doesn't work, until I found out that I just forgot to rm the old core file before testing the new version10:48
pittiseb128: nevermind; I just wasted 20 minutes on something stupid10:48
asacseb128: i assume you use the greasemonkey package?10:48
seb128asac, yes10:49
pittiseb128: collecting the g_assert* message works now10:49
* seb128 hugs pitti10:49
asacseb128: /usr/share/greasemonkey/install.rdf10:49
seb128you rock!10:49
asaccan you paste that file?10:49
asacits odd. the package here is quite outdated10:49
asaci mean wrt to install.rdf10:49
asaci had greasemonkey installed through AMO as it seems10:50
seb128asac, http://paste.ubuntu.com/269048/10:51
seb128asac, I added the initial # on pastebin10:51
seb128it refuses it with a "    * PHP and other Web scripts are not allowed" otherwise10:51
asacwh do you have 3.5.* and i have 3.1b2?10:51
seb128security thing?10:51
asaclet me reinstall that package10:51
seb128$ dlocate /usr/share/greasemonkey/install.rdf10:51
seb128greasemonkey: /usr/share/greasemonkey/install.rdf10:51
seb128ii  greasemonkey                               0.8.20090123.1-0ubuntu2                          firefox extension that enables customization10:52
seb128 *** 0.8.20090123.1-0ubuntu2 010:52
seb128        500 http://archive.ubuntu.com karmic/universe Packages10:52
seb128        100 /var/lib/dpkg/status10:52
seb128asac, you might have told me to change the number when it was broken some weeks ago10:52
seb128I think it already broke when I installed firefox 3.10:53
seb1283.510:53
seb128you told me to tweak the numbers10:53
seb128which worked until today10:53
seb128asac, ^10:53
asacah10:54
asacok10:54
asacand installing the xpi caused issues for you?10:54
seb128what xpi?10:54
asacseb128: go to tools -> addons -> get addons10:55
asacsearch for greasemonkey10:55
asacand "add to firefox ..."10:55
asacyou wont see it on first result page if your package is installed10:55
asacbecause ffox thinks you already have it10:55
asachttps://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/downloads/latest/748/addon-748-latest.xpi10:55
asacjust click on that ;)10:55
seb128"No matching add-ons"10:55
seb128I guess I've to remove the distro one to use the xpi?10:56
asacseb128: no. the profile one will win10:56
asacthats why i didnt see that the distro one was disabled :)10:56
asaci am testing that now10:56
asactoo10:56
seb128restart firefox is broken10:57
seb128I clicked on it twice now10:57
seb128it does restart firefox10:57
asacseb128: are you sure you properly upgraded your ffox after the upgrade?10:57
seb128but I still get the yellow banner "Restart firefox to complete your changes"10:57
seb128in the addon dialog10:57
asacoh10:57
seb128the greasemonkey one is marked "This add-on will be updated when Firefox is restarted"10:58
seb128should I close and restart the old good way?10:58
seb128or do you want to debug the "Restart Firefox" not doing its job?10:58
asacseb128: close firefox ... fix he version number in install.rdf to be 3.1 (so its disabled)10:58
seb128hum10:59
seb128don't ctrl-d in xchat ;-)10:59
seb128asac, the you need to restart doesn't go away11:00
seb128I did close firefox11:00
seb128no firefox process in ps11:00
seb128but the addon is still marked as waiting on restart11:01
asacyeah11:01
asacok remove the distro package11:01
asacmaybe that broke too much11:01
asacto make the install work11:01
seb128still broken11:01
seb128let's cancel this one and try again11:02
asaccancel?11:02
seb128the greasemonkey list in the add-ons dialog is waiting on restart11:02
seb128and it has a cancel button11:02
asacok11:03
asacso in your profile11:03
asacthere is extensions.log11:03
asacplease paste that11:03
seb128asac, http://people.canonical.com/~seb128/xul.png11:03
seb128no wait to get out of that11:03
seb128ok11:03
seb128asac, http://people.canonical.com/~seb128/extensions.log11:05
asaclooks bad11:05
asacok... so package is removed you said?11:06
seb128yes11:06
asacbackup your profile ... then remove everythign that is extensions* in your profile (11:08
asacextensions/       extensions.cache  extensions.ini    extensions.rdf  extensions.log11:08
bigonseb128: could you approuve empathy that is in the new queue?11:09
seb128bigon, will do11:09
bigonthx11:09
seb128asac, that fixes it11:10
asacok11:11
seb128asac, and stock replies are listed again11:11
asacplease keep the old profile so we can look at it later11:11
seb128ok11:11
seb128I didn't have to reinstall those11:11
seb128just to install greasemonkey11:11
asaci will take care that the greasemonkey package will get updated11:11
asacwhich caused your issue to start11:11
seb128the dialog said that greasemonkey is not compatible with 3.5.3 before restart but it works after restart11:12
asacthough its strange that it just started now11:12
asacin 3.5.311:12
asachmm11:12
asacthat feels strange11:12
seb128asac, http://people.canonical.com/~seb128/xul.png11:14
* asac installs again11:14
seb128I get that before restart11:14
seb128but as said it works after restart11:15
asacyou are right11:15
asacoh no ;)11:15
asaci looked at your screenshow11:15
asachehe11:15
seb128asac, want me to open a bug on launchpad for tracking?11:18
asacseb128: can you reproduce it? e.g. uninstall greasmonkey ... install the .xpi again?11:18
asacif so ... definitly11:18
asacbut the version you see there11:18
asacis the packaged version11:19
asacso maybe its just left over from the package?11:19
seb128asac, things are working for me now so I don't really care if you think that's a corner issue11:19
seb128I don't want to waste your time on small details11:19
seb128thanks for the help there!11:19
asacseb128: oh11:19
* seb128 can triage bugs again11:19
asacnow i see it too ;)11:19
seb128ah ;-)11:19
seb128yes, I get it every time11:19
asaci seems if you wait long enough that "not compatible comes up"11:19
asacok please file a bug11:20
asacassign to me11:20
asacif you have a second, also file a bug that greasemonkey package in the archive needs a bump as its currently not compatible with 3.511:20
seb128asac, about what issue? ;-) an where?11:20
asacseb128: about the "tells me its incompatible after installing the xpi" -> firefox-3.511:20
asacabout "greasemonkey package has 3.1b2 as maxVersion" -> greasemonkey11:21
asacand maybe a third bug about the "always wants to restart"11:22
asacthogh i am not so confident we can reproduce that easily11:22
asacthat definitly was triggerd by sequence of gloomy events for you ;)11:22
pittididrocks: looking11:25
seb128asac, bug #42778911:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 427789 in firefox-3.5 ""Not compatible with Firefox 3.5.3" displayed after installing greasemonkey from firefox" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42778911:27
asacthx11:28
seb128asac, bug #42779011:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 427790 in greasemonkey "should be updated to a version compatible with firefox 3.5" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42779011:28
seb128asac, I will not open a bug about the other issue, I feel it's too much a corner case to waste debugging on it11:29
seb128I will open one if I get steps to trigger it though11:29
asacthanks a bunch11:29
asacsorry for the inconvenience ,)11:29
seb128np, thanks for the help debugging the issue ;-)11:29
asacin the end my fault telling you to bump maxVersion ;)11:29
asacbut its odd that it really breaks in a security update11:30
seb128hehe11:30
pittididrocks: looks fine, I just fixed a few typos11:32
pittiseb128: you have an easy way of triggering the assertion? want to test my glib .debs, re-trigger it, and see if apport catches it?11:41
pittiI just used a simple 3-line test.c with g_assert(5<4) and gdb11:42
seb128pitti, for me it's "start evolution and close it"11:42
* pitti tests11:42
pittiseb128: works here..11:43
seb128you probably need email accounts there11:44
seb128I can test for your there11:44
seb128just give me the debdiff or a i386 deb11:44
pittiI just have a local maildir11:44
pittiseb128: debs almost built, will give you these (will be faster)11:44
seb128pitti, thanks11:45
* seb128 ready to try ;-)11:45
pittiseb128: I'd like to see a full end-to-end test before I throw the patch at upstream ;)11:45
seb128pitti, you can try installing gwibber too and start it from the message indicator and close it11:46
seb128see if that crashes the applet for you too11:47
pittiseb128: http://people.canonical.com/~pitti/tmp/glib-assert/11:47
* pitti tries11:48
pittiseb128: remember to start apport with APPORT_REPORT_THIRDPARTY ubuntu-bug /var/crash/..., to avoid the non-native package check (thus don't start it from update-notifier)11:51
seb128gnagnagna11:57
seb128hate apport sometime11:57
seb128"libpulse-mainloop-glib0, libpulse" outdated11:57
seb128and APPORT_IGNORE_OBSOLETE_PACKAGES=1 doesn't work11:57
seb128I have to upgrade before testing11:58
seb128I will open a bug about APPORT_IGNORE_OBSOLETE_PACKAGES=1 not working after lunch11:59
=== MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch
seb128pitti, glib update works11:59
pittiseb128: \o/11:59
seb128Title: indicator-applet assert failure: ERROR:dbus-gproxy.c:2274:dbus_g_proxy_end_call_internal: assertion failed: (reply != NULL)12:00
pittiseb128: I'll send the patch to upstream then, and upload12:00
seb128thanks!12:00
seb128lunch now12:00
seb128bbl12:00
pittiseb128: I spent 5 minutes on the patch, and 30 on getting the autoconfiscation right ..12:00
pittiseb128: enjoy!12:00
asacpitti: ffox 3.5 and xul 1.9.1 security updates need to take a detour through -proposed again. can you check (and _binary_ pocket copy from ppa) bug 404827 and 39820512:08
asacthats for jaunty (universe)12:08
asaci dropped the details in the bug12:08
asacidea is again that the binaries get copied so we can copy to -security after the weekend verification is done12:09
pittiasac: will do after lunch; hm, that was documented on ArchiveAdministration wiki page?12:25
pittiseb128: ok, sent patch to upstream, and uploaded; let's see how it goes :)12:25
* seb128 back from lunch12:26
seb128pitti, ok thanks12:26
asacpitti: we can wait till jdstrand wakes up ... shouldnt be that long12:26
* pitti -> lunch, bbl12:26
asacenjoy12:26
asacjdstrand: pitti needs your input on how to copy stuff from ppa to proposed12:26
asacoops12:27
asacwrong channel ;)12:27
seb128asac, he's not there12:27
seb128;-)12:27
asacjust noticed12:27
seb128you don't use tab? ;-)12:27
asachad a spasm in my hand that made irssi switch to this window directly before sending ;)12:27
asacno ... irssi ;)12:28
asacrhythmbox is still our default, right? or should i use banshee?12:29
Amaranthyeah, still rhythmbox12:34
seb128asac, rhythmbox12:34
* Amaranth cries a little12:34
seb128banshee screwed, they didn't roll any tarball in the recent months12:34
seb128and they have no 1.6 schedule12:34
asactarballs are for the weak ;)12:35
seb128stable versions too? ;-)12:35
AmaranthI think the lead developer is working on some netbook stuff instead12:35
asacgit snapshots for the world12:35
Amaranthseb128: sure, just look at compiz :)12:35
* seb128 makes asac responsible for the audio player in karmic12:35
Amaranthooh, that reminds me12:35
seb128asac, feel free to take over that and the bugs which come with it ;-)12:35
asacyou mean in karmic+1?12:35
asacurgh12:35
Amaranthseb128: any update on that gnome-panel patch for viewport scrolling?12:35
asacall bugs are pulse and alsa ;)12:36
seb128whatever you feel is the right moment to upload git from unstable versions12:36
seb128Amaranth, blocked on vuntz12:36
seb128Amaranth, I don't care enough about the feature to upload as a distro change12:36
Amaranth:(12:36
Amaranthseb128: the patch has applied cleanly for over a year now, I don't think it'll be much maintenance12:37
* seb128 kicks firefox for crashing when called by apport12:37
seb128twice that I upload a dump for nothing now12:37
seb128Amaranth, it's extra delta and potential bugs for no real win12:37
davmor2is anyone experiencing issues shutting down totem12:38
seb128yes everybody12:39
davmor2seb128: Thanks12:39
seb128"Gdk-ERROR **: The program 'firefox' received an X Window System error."12:42
seb128oh, come on12:42
mvoseb128: no robert today?12:50
seb128mvo, it's friday midnight for him now or something12:50
mvoseb128: oh, I thought its just evening in .au, but I guess it depends on the exact location :)12:51
seb128mvo, he tends to be good at stopping work on time, so he might have stopped before you started your day12:51
didrockspitti: thanks :)12:51
mvoseb128: ok, thanks12:52
seb128mvo, he usually leave between 9am and 10am our time12:52
seb128mvo, no problem12:52
mvoseb128: thanks, I finally will do the compiz update today (that I wanted to do *all* week)12:52
seb128mvo, \o/12:52
Amaranthmvo: \o/12:53
seb128mvo, nice work on software-store btw, it's becoming better quickly ;-)12:53
seb128mvo, I like the grid now it's aligned correctly ;-)12:53
seb128mvo, and it's nice to have installed softwares listed with a checkbox12:53
Amaranthit doesn't do any more then it did two weeks ago but it looks awesome doing it now :)12:56
mvoAmaranth: haha - that is a pretty accurate description :)13:03
=== MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow
seb128pitti, bug #42781913:21
ubottuLaunchpad bug 427819 in indicator-applet "indicator-applet assert failure: ERROR:dbus-gproxy.c:2274:dbus_g_proxy_end_call_internal: assertion failed: (reply != NULL)" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42781913:21
mvoseb128: I take the rb, and python-desktop sponsoring from robert13:22
pittiseb128: nice!13:22
seb128mvo, thanks!13:22
seb128pitti, thanks for the quick fixing ;-)13:23
pittiyou're welcome13:23
pittiseb128: don't thank me too early, you'll just get even more bugs ..13:23
* mvo mubbles about him always mistyping rhythmbox13:23
pittimvo: Rharbarber! Rharbarber!13:24
asacseb128: g_test_run_suite_internal ?13:24
asacwas that a test bug?13:24
asaci guess so13:24
seb128asac, bug number?13:24
seb128oh the one I just sent13:25
seb128no, not a test bug13:25
pittifor assertions, the last couple of stack frames will probably always be the same13:25
pittibut the dupe finder doesn't rely on them, just on the assertion message13:26
asacseb128: feels odd that evolution enters "g_test_run_suite_..."13:26
asacor is that just a assertion facility in glib13:26
seb128that's glib13:27
seb128evo do g_assert13:27
asacok13:27
seb128which leads to those functions in glib13:27
asacyes thats what i was asking. thx13:27
seb128yeah for fusa having correct im status now13:29
asacseb128: g_test_suite_run is clearly a testing facility13:31
asacand not an implemetnation of g_assert or something13:31
asachttp://library.gnome.org/devel/glib/stable/glib-Testing.html13:31
asacare you saying they reuse that somewhat for g_assert implementation?13:32
seb128pitti, ^ do you know?13:32
pittino, sorry13:32
asacall i am saying that either that crash report is from a make check run13:32
asacor something is really odd there c;)13:32
pittibut the macros I saw just use the internal g_assert_message() function13:32
seb128asac, no, that crash is the indicator-applet crashing when closing evolution13:32
seb128asac, that's the dump in gdb locally13:36
seb128#2  0x0028d932 in abort () from /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.613:36
seb128#3  0x001faf2d in g_assertion_message () from /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.013:36
seb128#4  0x001fb57d in g_assertion_message_cmpnum () from /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.013:36
seb128#5  0x00c5c45a in dbus_g_proxy_end_call_internal (proxy=<value optimized out>,13:36
seb128    call_id=<value optimized out>, error=0xbfdccc8c, first_arg_type=161132024,13:36
seb128    args=0xbfdccc50 "x\314Ü¿") at dbus-gproxy.c:227413:36
seb128#6  0x00c5c695 in dbus_g_proxy_end_call (proxy=0x99ab958, call=0xf,13:36
seb128    error=0xbfdccc8c, first_arg_type=161132024) at dbus-gproxy.c:254813:36
asacso the retrace is wrong somehow13:36
seb128well, g_assert path is weird13:36
seb128but from frame #5 it's correct13:36
asacthat gdb looks ok13:37
asaci mean the http://launchpadlibrarian.net/31651354/Stacktrace.txt13:37
asacin the bug13:37
asacit goes to testsuite ;)13:37
asacbut well. probably optimization or something making fun stuff here13:37
pittiRiddell: do you think anything will be done for bug 256245 still?13:52
ubottuLaunchpad bug 256245 in kpackagekit "Kubuntu GUI package manager does not warn if packages are unsigned" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25624513:52
pittislomo, seb128: just to keep me up to date, is bug 412927 really "fix committed" still, or is that still pending on figuring out the regressions from that patch?13:56
ubottuLaunchpad bug 412927 in gst-plugins-base0.10 "Easy codec installation is not working" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41292713:56
seb128pitti, you can change it back to triaged13:56
seb128pitti, it might not be done for karmic ...13:57
Riddellpitti: maybe, it's waiting on policykit-qt 1.0 I believe so that kpackagekit can use packagekit 0.513:57
pitti(ugh)13:57
seb128pitti, slomo said it involves quite some refactoring13:57
pittiRiddell: ah, thanks13:57
* asac lunch13:57
pittiRiddell: is that just a question of getting an upstream release?13:58
pittiseb128: that woudl be a shame :-(13:59
Riddellpitti: upstream completing it and releasing yes13:59
seb128pitti, don't tell me13:59
pittiseb128: I guess there's no option to rollback to jaunty's gstreamer?13:59
seb128pitti, we could rollback to playbin113:59
seb128but it would break playing of chained oggs again, etc13:59
seb128and undo all the testing from this cycle14:00
seb128and lot of good work, fixes and testing to use something deprecated for playing14:00
seb128I don't think that's a good deal14:00
pittiwell, "does not play at all" is not good either..14:00
pittiand for most video formats, "does not play at all" is unfortunately the OOTB experience14:01
seb128rock - -gstreamer - hard place?14:01
pittisomething like this..14:01
seb128hey tedg14:01
* mclasen would like a fix for that too...14:02
tedgGood morning seb12814:02
seb128tedg, bug #42781914:02
ubottuLaunchpad bug 427819 in indicator-applet "indicator-applet assert failure: ERROR:dbus-gproxy.c:2274:dbus_g_proxy_end_call_internal: assertion failed: (reply != NULL)" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42781914:02
seb128tedg, I get the applet crashing every time I open or close evo14:02
seb128tedg, let me know if you need details ;-)14:02
pittiseb128: would rolling back to playbin1 be a realistic option in terms of packaging, API transitions, etc.?14:03
seb128mclasen, pitti: slomo said he was working on it but it's not trivial, will likely be after GNOME 2..2814:03
seb128could be in time for 2.28.1 though14:03
seb128pitti, playbin1 is still there14:03
seb128pitti, it would just change elements used by totem and rhythmbox to use it again14:03
pittiseb128: ah, so we wouldn't actually need to rollback gst, just change totem to use the old API again?14:04
pittiI see14:04
seb128but that would mean reintroduce lot of issues and bugs just to workaround initial install not working14:04
seb128ie "make the install work but then force users to use something buggy for ever"14:04
pittiseb128: I would just like to get a feeling about how much longer we can postpone that, i. e. until when we have the option of that rollback14:04
seb128which I don't find a good deal14:04
pittiwell, "forever" -> in karmic14:05
pittipeople have used it in hardy/intrepid/jaunty, too14:05
pittiand at least they can play their stuff14:05
seb128so you think initial codec install is more important than user experience with the software after that?14:05
pittiseb128: TBH yes; user experience with just a "unknown format" dialog is very bad..14:05
slomopitti, seb128: if you want to change totem to playbin1 again you could as well use totem 2.26... that's not trivial14:05
seb128right, and they have been complaining about quite some issues, ie playing chained ogg stopping after each song14:05
slomoalso i'll try to get a patch ready next week ;)14:06
* pitti hugs slomo14:06
seb128pitti, I'm strongly against limiting experience in use for all user just to ease codec install14:06
seb128it means all people having the codecs pay a cost for something they don't care14:07
pittiseb128: ok; well, to me, it's "limited playback" vs "no playback at all", but YMMV14:07
seb128pitti, "no playback if you don't know how to install a codec"14:07
seb128ie all users upgrading, etc would pay for no good reason14:07
pittirealistically, a default install can't play back any contemporary video format; few, if any, come as theora14:07
seb128pitti, anyway let's try to make that work for karmic we still have time14:08
pitti*nod*14:08
seb128pitti, right, but users do figure how to install codec, using the web if they need, and many upgrade and have those14:08
pittiseb128: thanks for the heads-up; I'm mainly interested to know the alternatives and the pro/con of them14:08
seb128pitti, np, sorry for the disagreement but I'm pretty confident it will be fixed for karmic14:11
pittiseb128, asac: do you have an "executive summary" about the status and blockers of bug 401823?14:16
ubottuLaunchpad bug 401823 in xlibs "(firefox:24993): Gdk-WARNING **: XID collision, trouble ahead - overeager XID caching" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40182314:16
pittiunassigned karmic blocker, I need to find an assignee for those14:16
seb128I don't14:16
kenvandinepitti, did you get my call?14:23
pittikenvandine: I did; I accepted it, searched for my usb headset, plugged it in, and when I sat back down, empathy was gone14:23
kenvandineok14:23
pittikenvandine: I don't have the upnp thing yet14:23
kenvandinecrash :/14:23
kenvandinepitti, it is building in my ppa14:24
kenvandinemind if we test that in a bit?14:24
pittikenvandine: tried to call you, just crashes, too14:24
pittikenvandine: yes, let's test it14:24
kenvandineok14:24
kenvandinenot crashing here14:24
kenvandineso testing with jcastro it disconnects instantly14:25
pittikenvandine: that's with your new farsight?14:25
kenvandinebut with others it just crashes their empathy :)14:25
kenvandineyes14:25
kenvandineit is building in my ppa now14:25
kenvandinepitti, i need to take an early lunch here in a few... mind if we try in like 2 hours?14:25
pittikenvandine: I'll be in release team meeting then, but we can try afterwards14:25
* kenvandine is convinced it is upnp and jcastro that is failing :)14:25
kenvandineok14:25
pittikenvandine: or besides the meeting, after my part is done14:25
kenvandinejust ping me when you are ready14:26
pittikenvandine: this morning we got a new telepathy-farsight into karmic; installing that now14:26
kenvandinei will have bits to test :)14:26
pittikenvandine: ~ken-vandine/+archive/ppa ?14:26
pittior ubuntu-desktop or sth.?14:26
kenvandinemine14:27
kenvandinedon't add that to your sources though :)14:27
kenvandinethere is some junk there14:27
kenvandinejust grab the debs14:27
pittiok14:27
pittiasac: do you plan to upload a new NM 0.8 snapshot to karmic at some point? when? (asking about the polkit-1 migration)14:30
pittikenvandine: do you have something on your radar which should be mentioned on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/ReleaseStatus ?14:31
seb128tedg, did you read my bug? ;-)14:32
kenvandinetedg, i have the same bug seb128 has14:32
kenvandinepitti, nope14:32
tedgseb128: Yes, even switched it to the right project :)14:32
seb128tedg, ok, let me know if you need details14:33
tedgseb128: I haven't looked into it further yet though, catching up on the mail all the Europeans send while I'm sleeping :)14:33
seb128ok14:33
seb128pitti, isn't the -proposed tag for -proposed uploads?14:36
seb128pitti, you set that for the easy codec bug14:36
asacpitti: i can do that today. or monday (have a few fixes in pipeline that i would like to commit upstream for that). so if you want it today i can just upload14:39
asacpitti: re XID ... i have to admit that i have no real summary besides from what i mentioned in the bug comment14:40
asaci will try to get karlt on the line who might know some backgrounds14:40
asachttps://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.5/+bug/401823/comments/414:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 401823 in xlibs "(firefox:24993): Gdk-WARNING **: XID collision, trouble ahead - overeager XID caching" [Unknown,Confirmed]14:41
asachttps://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.5/+bug/401823/comments/514:41
asacthose comments are the current status14:41
asaci havent seen a proof of "those troubles ahead"14:41
pittiasac: ok, thanks14:41
pittiit didn't sound like OMGbreakseverythign14:41
asacbut its not something i would like to hide14:41
asacbefore final14:42
asacyes14:42
asacbut it could cause follow up crashes (rare?)14:42
asacfrom what i understand its becausee gdk overeagerly caches xid's14:42
asacand then things like flash et al that dont use the same gdk allocate the same XIDs14:42
asachave to get a fresh git gtk snapshot and will look a bit closer to the gdk code14:43
asacto refresh my memory on this14:43
asacmclasen: i guess you might know something too: how bad is: (firefox-3.5:14875): Gdk-WARNING **: XID collision, trouble ahead ?14:45
rickspencer3asas ccheney ArneGoetje jcastro kenvandine pedro_ Riddell pitti :14:46
rickspencer3good morning14:46
rickspencer3anyone hear from bryce?14:46
pittihey rickspencer314:46
pittirickspencer3: no, nothing yet14:46
rickspencer3I did!14:47
rickspencer3It's a boy!14:47
rickspencer3he says14:47
rickspencer3His name is Dutch Alexander, he was born healthy and happy at 9:19pm on14:47
rickspencer39/10.  6lbs 8oz.14:47
rickspencer3!!!14:47
pittiyay!14:47
pedro_\o/! super!14:47
asacnice14:47
didrockssweet :)14:48
kenvandinewoot14:50
* kenvandine runs out for an early lunch break... be back in about an hour14:50
tseliotrickspencer3: a boy? Wasn't it supposed to be a girl? (BTW the same thing happened when I was born)14:51
rickspencer3tseliot, I dunno14:51
Riddellmorning rickspencer314:57
rickspencer3hi Riddell14:57
Riddelldoes this mean we'll have to compete with a screaming bairn to get our X bugs fixed? :)14:57
rickspencer3Riddell, yes15:07
rickspencer3a baby has a way of reseeting your priorities in a serious way15:07
pittikenvandine: what do I need here (https://launchpad.net/~ken-vandine/+archive/ppa), farsight and libnice?15:13
mvodid I mention that compiz upstream is rocking currently?15:35
mvofixes, fixes, its just great15:35
seb128mvo, waouh15:36
seb128mvo, what happened to your upload?15:37
mvoseb128: postponed because *more* fixes are on the way15:37
mvomaybe I upload anyway15:37
mvoand just push them tomorrow15:37
* mvo wants icecream first :)15:37
seb128if you wait for it to be perfect you will never upload15:37
mvogood point15:37
seb128ice cream, hum ;-)15:37
seb128lucky you!15:37
seb128enjoy ;-)15:38
mvowell, I need to go out and get it first, but its so nice outside, that I totally want to do that now :)15:38
asachave a great weekend everyone!15:39
pittisee you asac15:41
mvoyou too asac15:42
seb128asac, hum, now firefox disabled greasemonkey!15:47
pittimvo: lucky you, it's quite cold here (18 degrees)15:48
seb128saying it's not compatible with 3.5.315:48
kenvandinepitti, yes15:53
pittikenvandine: meeting now; I installed the crack, can I ping you when I have enough spare cycles from teh meeting?15:57
kenvandinesure15:58
pittikenvandine: hm, there goes apport again16:01
pittikenvandine: I called you, then you called me16:01
dashuamvo, Latest compiz uploads r0x.  There are no more artifacts between menubar and the metacity on wobbly :)16:01
dashuaStill testing them out.16:01
kenvandinehehe16:01
kenvandinei didn't see the dialog16:01
pittikenvandine: it's not even apport, it's just 100% CPU and frozen16:01
kenvandinepitti, are you back to a functioning state?16:02
pittikenvandine: restarted16:02
pittikenvandine: it didn't freeze this time16:02
pittikenvandine: say something16:02
pittikenvandine: I can hear you16:03
kenvandinemine says "Connecting"16:03
kenvandineoh16:03
kenvandinecool16:03
pittibut through the loudspeakers16:03
kenvandinehehe16:03
* pitti fiddles headphone16:03
kenvandinei don't hear you16:03
pittikenvandine: I can hear you16:03
kenvandinethat is progress :)16:03
pittikenvandine: I switched mike to usb, but still nothing16:03
pittikenvandine: let's continue later, meeting time16:04
pittikenvandine: heh, hanging up -> frozen again16:04
kenvandineok16:04
kenvandinepitti, when we test again, run empathy with this command16:06
kenvandineEMPATHY_LOGFILE=/tmp/empathy.log GST_DEBUG=\*fsrtp\*:5 EMPATHY_DEBUG=all empathy16:06
NCommanderpitti, ping, your last patch broke the armel build of glib :-/. Any ideas whats wrong with it?16:52
* NCommander is just looking at it now16:52
pittiNCommander: we just discussed it in #u-meeting16:53
pittiNCommander: just fix glibc to build, then we can retry glib16:53
NCommanderoh, sorry, missed that bit16:53
pittiNCommander: alternatively, we can drop --enable-assert-messages on armel, but then again, glibc really should build either way :)16:53
pittiNCommander: lool is at fixing glibc ATM16:54
pittikenvandine: ok, whatever you did now crashed empathy17:03
kenvandinepitti, ok... so voice works :)17:03
kenvandinedid you get a X error?17:03
pittikenvandiempathy: Fatal IO error 11 (Resource temporarily unavailable) on X server :2.0.17:03
pitti^ last line in /tmp/empathy.log17:04
kenvandineok17:04
kenvandineyeah... i think it might be a compiz bug17:04
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kenvandinepitti, but this is good progress :)17:04
loolpitti: I handed doko the fix; I cant upload since he did some unuploaded changes as a new revision so I think he's testing them and I dont want to wait on a rebuild; also I cant push to the eglibc bzr but that's minor17:05
loolpitti: You might want to add a versionned libc-dev bdep in glib as time permits though17:06
pittilool: does the FTBFS break anything on arm?17:08
pittilool: if so, I'll just change it to disable the new feature on armel17:08
kenvandinepitti, ok... not compiz :)17:09
kenvandinepitti, progress though :)17:09
loolpitti: It breaks the image builds17:10
pittikenvandine: absolutely17:10
kenvandinepitti, so i think libnice and farsight2 with gupnp is worth it :)17:10
kenvandinenext to fix the video problem17:10
pittikenvandine: gupnp> ++17:11
rugby471hello17:12
mvodashua: great to hear that compiz is fixing these issues - I will do a karmic upload RSN17:12
pittikenvandine: mind writing a MIR for gupnp, so that I can approve it?17:13
kenvandinepitti, i will post the the debdiff17:13
kenvandineyes17:13
kenvandinewill do17:13
pittikenvandine: cool, I'll sponsor; thanks17:13
seb128pedro_, do you have a bug you use to duplicate all those sudo nautilus crashes?17:15
pedro_seb128, the memory corruption ones? I've marking those as dup of bug 42084117:20
ubottuLaunchpad bug 420841 in brasero "karmic nautilus fails to run as root " [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42084117:20
seb128ok17:20
seb128so you think it's not a nautilus issue?17:20
pedro_seems to be a brasero nautilus extension one17:21
seb128ok, you are right17:21
pedro_will send that upstream wonder why i didn't previously17:22
pedro_probably too much bug mail there17:22
seb128ok, that keeps coming17:22
rugby471mpt: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-store/+bug/42734617:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 427346 in software-store "architecture support not there (regression to g-a-i)" [High,Triaged]17:29
rugby471how do we want to tackle this bug, not display it or just gray it out etc.17:29
rugby471mvo: ^ are you working on this? otherwise I shall take it up17:29
mptrugby471, I think greying it out would be the most understandable way of handling it without adding any new strings17:30
rugby471mpt: ok, so do we want the item in the department list grayed out?17:30
mptrugby471, yes17:30
rugby471mpt: and no text?17:30
rugby471mpt: we could have something like: this is not supported by your processor type17:31
mvorugby471: no, fixing that would be great17:31
rugby471ok17:31
mptrugby471, as I understand it, we can't add new text, we're past UI freeze17:31
rugby471oh17:31
rugby471well there we go :-)17:31
rugby471mvo: can we not add new strings?17:31
mvompt: I think your idea of using the g-a-i strings is a good one17:31
mvorugby471: we should avoid it really hard, but if we can use the ones in g-a-i I think we are ok, its just a bit of work to mnually merge them and the translations17:32
rugby471ok17:32
mvoits a pretty anoying bug17:32
mvoIMO17:32
rugby471I shall hold off on the strings at the moment then17:32
rugby471just the graying out :-)17:32
* mvo nods17:34
pittiseb128: sabayon was removed from Debian, with "ROM; almost completely broken"; should we follow suit?17:35
seb128pitti, not sure, I think edubuntu uses it and it got updates in karmic17:36
pittiseb128: ok, thanks17:36
seb128asac, want to sponsor bug #427665?17:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 427665 in gnome-bluetooth "Update to 2.27.90" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42766517:45
tedgseb128: Can you try lp:~ted/dbusmenu/427819 to see if it fixes that bug?  It removes a small feature, but it shouldn't be one that we need.  I think that dbus-glib is broken here.17:57
seb128tedg, what do I need to restart?17:58
tedgseb128: You said the bug was happening at login?17:58
seb128no, it happens every time I start evo17:59
seb128or close evo17:59
tedgseb128: Then killall indicator-applet17:59
seb128tedg, lp:~ted/dbusmenu/427819 not working18:00
tedgseb128: Still crashing?  Or something doesn't work?18:00
seb128bzr complains about lp:~ted/dbusmenu/42781918:01
seb128ie bzr get lp:~ted/dbusmenu/427819 doesn't work18:01
tedgseb128: heh, oh.  Maybe LP hasn't saved it yet.18:01
pittihave a good weenend everyone!18:02
seb128pitti, thanks, you too!18:02
seb128tedg, I'm off for dinner will still build try and let you know after dinner18:03
tedgseb128: Cool, thanks!18:03
didrockshave a good weekend pitti!18:04
didrocksand a good dinner for seb128 :)18:04
rugby471mvo: how does the appdetailsview change colour for the installed and not installed items?18:05
rugby471mvo: ah don't worry I see :-)18:06
c_korntedg: thanks for merging my branch and releasing the new version. does the gconf key need to be documented somewhere ? or are experts expected to find it themselves ? :)18:07
tedgc_korn: They're defined as experts :)18:07
tedgc_korn: Seems like a good idea, but I'm not sure where to put it....18:08
kklimondapitti: how strict is UI freeze and how hard would it be to get an exception for a new dialog window and a donate button in help menu for transmission?18:10
c_korntedg: hm, neither do I. so I think my work is finished so far.18:10
aquariusis software-store able to run uninstalled? (i.e., out of the source tree?)18:22
aquariuswhen I try I get xapian.DatabaseOpeningError: Couldn't detect type of database, which might mean that I need to create a database or something.18:23
rugby471mvo: I am trying to do the arch thing now18:25
mvorugby471: ok, let me know if you have any questions, do you know the details? there should be just a check, if the package is not in the aptcache then it should check if its supposed to be available or not18:29
rugby471mvo: is the place I need to be check for the arch in appview.py (as you have moved some stuff into seperate widgets)18:29
rugby471check > checking18:30
aquariusah, it tries to make /var/cache/software-store/xapian a xapian database, and that folder doesn't exist. Does that mean that software-store expects to be run once installed, and won't run uninstalled?18:30
mvoaquarius: it currently runs not great uninstalled, it complains about missing icons too18:31
mvoaquarius: once the version from the archive is installed it will run just fine out of the bzr tree18:31
mvoaquarius: its something I would like to fix at some point though18:32
aquariusmvo, can I just poke softwarestore.enums to point at locally-writeable folders (which I will happily submit a patch for) or is there likely to be loads of stuff which assumes that it is Master Of Everything and can write in /var and so on? :)18:32
rugby471mvo: I shall try my hand at an easier bug, however i have fixed a medium priority bug in my branch, could you merge?18:33
mvoaquarius: we could just add --cachedir as a commandline option - I would be happy to merge such a patch18:33
mvorugby471: sure18:34
rugby471mvo:thx18:34
mvoaquarius: I think its just the cache that is in /var and some icons loading, but that is a matter of "try: except glib.GError: pass ;)18:34
mvoaquarius: and of course the ugliness that there are no icons then18:34
mvo:)18:34
* aquarius grins18:34
aquariusI'll take a look at it :)18:34
mvomaybe a additional explicit --datadir in the commandline18:35
mvo(seperate from --cachedir)18:35
mvorugby471: is it pushed yet? bzr just said "nothing to do"18:36
mvo(or maybe LP is a bit on the slow side today ;)18:36
rugby471mvo: yeah it is slow, the launchpad page still says 'Updating branch...'18:37
rugby471https://code.launchpad.net/~rugby471/software-store/software-store-andrew18:37
rugby471aquarius: it should be easy, just add another switch in ./software-store, we are using optparse18:38
* aquarius nods, yep18:38
aquariusjust noticed that myself :)18:38
rugby471mvo: I no longer experience https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-store/+bug/419740, can I close it?18:38
ubottuLaunchpad bug 419740 in software-store "search bar consistently loses focus" [Medium,Triaged]18:38
rugby471aquarius: hehe18:38
aquariusI assume you're in favour of explicit "pass a --datadir" rather than semi-magical "am I in the source tree? yes? brilliant, I'll use this different set of data files" code?18:39
rugby471mvo: what I mean is do you still experience it :-)18:39
mvorugby471: yeah, someone will reopen if it happens again18:39
rugby471mvo: kl18:39
mvorugby471: no, haven't had it recently, many think18:39
mvothanks18:39
mvorugby471: what bug should I close with the merge?18:39
rugby471https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-store/+bug/42585918:40
ubottuLaunchpad bug 425859 in software-store "Progress cricle still displayed after screenshot has loaded" [Medium,Fix committed]18:40
rugby471mvo: ^18:40
mvothanks18:40
rugby471mvo: np, how is the apt.ubuntu.com  progressing?18:42
rugby471mvo: is https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-store/+bug/427568 fixed?18:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 427568 in software-store "Please sort programs in a locale-friendly way" [Low,Confirmed]18:45
mvoloclae-friendly sorting should be fix-commited18:46
rugby471mvo: kl18:46
mvorugby471: your fix works nicely, commited18:47
rugby471mvo: thanks18:47
mvosounds like its time for another upload soon ;)18:48
rugby471mvo: hehe18:49
rugby471mvo: wait one min and I might have one more fix18:52
rugby471mvo: ah nope don't worry18:52
rugby471mvo: I misunderstood the bug18:52
mvosure, I can bit a bit longer18:52
mvono problem18:52
rugby471mvo: go ahead :-)18:52
aquariusOK, given my no knowledge of xapian -- is the xapian database in /var/cache/software-store/xapian expected to already exist? i.e., it is not created by the software-store program itself?18:58
rugby471mvo: gotta go now18:58
rugby471mvo: see ya18:59
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mvoaquarius: its run when the package gets installed, the script is in utils/update-software-store19:03
mvoaquarius: it would be cool if the app itself checks if it can create the db when a alternative --cachedir is given19:04
aquariuscool :)19:04
mvoso that it runs full from a bzr checkout without any need of local install19:04
aquariusexactly what I'm trying to make it do :)19:04
mvocool19:10
* aquarius pushes lp:~sil/software-store/run-uninstalled19:37
aquariusmvo, how are you software-store guys handling patches? Should I propose for merging into trunk, or do you do things another way?19:37
mvoaquarius: proposing via the web-ui is fine, or just mentioning it on irc19:38
mvoits still a small project :)19:38
* aquarius grins19:38
* aquarius mentions it on irc ;)19:38
mvowhat is the branch url?19:38
aquariushttps://code.edge.launchpad.net/~sil/software-store/run-uninstalled19:39
aquariusI don't know whether it does everything that's required, specifically because I don't really understand xapian, so atm it doesn't actually show any packages inside each department.19:39
aquariuson the other hand that's better than a traceback :P19:39
mvothat sounds like its not quite there yet ;)19:40
mvobetter than a traceback for sure19:40
* mvo looks at the branch19:40
aquariusI agree it's not quite there yet, but I need to be schooled in xapian. :)19:41
mvoaquarius: hm, the diff looks right, its probably/hopefully something really trivial19:45
* mvo looks a bit sharper19:45
aquariusI am 82% sure that the problem is that I'm not populating the xapian database right, and therefore it gets no results.19:53
mvoaquarius: I got it mostly working I think, it needs some love because of apt is a system package and a sub-package in software-store (or either relative imports or rename)19:53
aquariuspython -c "import xapian; d=xapian.Database('data/xapian'); enq=xapian.Enquire(d); print [x for x in enq.get_mset(0, 20)]"19:54
aquarius[]19:54
aquariusah, that's weird. When I ran it the first time it complained about apt not having a sub-package Cache, and when I ran it the second time it didn't complain so I thought it was cosmic rays or something :)19:54
mvoI renamed data=APP_INSTALL_PATH to desktopdir (and the same two lines below)19:54
mvohaha19:55
mvofunny, I have not tried running it twice :P19:55
mvonext thing is to figure out how to flush the WriteableDatabase19:55
mvobefore the other one opens the data again19:55
mvoflush()19:55
mvohm, that is easy19:56
aquariusI was worried that would be it. I thought to myself: I wonder if I'm allowed to re-open an open db? :)19:56
aquarius.flush? that's it?19:56
mvoyeah, that seems to help19:56
mvohttp://paste.ubuntu.com/269348/ is what I did19:59
mvoI just need to learn a bit more about relative imports, I guess it makes sense to either use them everywhere or nowhere19:59
aquariusin ubuntu one we had a big argument about it and decided to not use them20:00
aquariuswhich is good, because it meant that I didn't have to learn about them ;-)20:00
aquariusyeah!!!20:03
aquariusvictory.20:03
mvohaha20:03
mvoI will just rename apt then20:03
aquariuswell, it's pushed with the relative imports in20:03
aquariusyou violated the Big Important Rule, which is: never name any Python module the same as a system module, or you'll spend a hundred years trying to work out what the problem is :)20:04
aquariusright, now to do what I actually intended to do, which is disable the install button while something installs. And then go to the pub. :)20:05
mvo:)20:06
mvocool20:06
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* aquarius grumbles. You can't pass arbitrary parameters to an AptTransaction's exit_handler20:22
aquariusif the right way to do this is to allow that, which it is, then I have to patch aptdaemon, which is not happening at 8.30pm on a Friday :)20:23
seb128tedg, re20:24
seb128tedg, the update doesn't crash indeed20:25
tedgseb128: Woot!20:26
tedgseb128: Does it work? :)20:26
seb128it seems20:26
seb128not sure what it could break20:26
* tedg was waiting for a "it doesn't crash, but my cat is dead" :)20:26
seb128the indicator lists the same things20:27
seb128and clicking on those work the same way20:27
seb128no, it seems to work and my cat is good shape too ;-)20:27
tedgSounds good.  Odd that you entered that case and I didn't.20:27
seb128+in20:27
seb128dunno what triggers it20:27
seb128I get it on both my desktop and laptop configs20:27
seb128anyway good to see it fixed20:28
seb128that's not a major issue, just an applet which reloads fine so it will wait next week20:29
seb128I'm going back to my friday evening20:29
seb128have a good weekend everybody20:29
tedgCool, I put it into trunk.  So it'll get in the release.20:29
tedgseb128: Have a good weekend!20:29
seb128tedg, thanks, you too ;-)20:29
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aquariuswtf? the display of an app is a totally from-scratch webkit view? grr.20:35
aquariusright, I don't know anything about wkwidget, so it can wait until later this weekend :)20:39
aquariusmvo, do I need to propose that run-uninstalled branch for merging, or is it now on your list to do anyway?20:46
darkhamhow many possibilities i've to finde some of the new themes in karmic daily?20:56
darkhamsomeone?21:18
seb128see you later!21:22
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