[07:02] bug #428888 and bug #428901 not sure what caused them [07:02] Launchpad bug 428888 in firefox-3.5 "firefox crashed with nsScriptSecurityManager::SecurityCompareURI" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/428888 [07:02] Launchpad bug 428901 in firefox-3.5 "firefox crashed with nsScriptSecurityManager::CheckPropertyAccessImpl" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/428901 [08:46] asac: can you have a look at my changes to mozilla-devscripts? [09:32] now here [09:32] again [09:39] huhu asac :D [09:42] hi sebner [09:48] asac: https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-daily/+archive/ppa/+build/1241443 [09:49] I didn't know how to fix this one [09:49] but I have to go to sleep [09:49] micahg: enjoy [09:49] err sleep well ;) [09:50] night [09:54] asac: can you have a look at my changes to mozilla-devscripts? [09:59] bdrung_: yeah. one second [09:59] have to finish gnome-bluetooth first [10:00] bdrung_: did you push to mozillateam branch? or topic? [10:04] ok [10:09] asac: to mozillateam branch [10:16] bdrung_: looks good. only question is the REPACKGED thing [10:17] why do we need this? e.g. i would expect that a user that has .xpi packed would just set BUILD_COMMAND to zero or something [10:18] asac: oh, yes thats the better solution [10:19] asac: is this list complete: Ubuntu_packages := abrowser-3.5 firefox-3.0 firefox-3.5 thunderbird seamonkey conkeror prism xulrunner-1.9 xulrunner-1.9.1 [10:19] for karmic? [10:20] <|eagles0513875|> hey guys [10:20] <|eagles0513875|> dang nabbit [10:22] bdrung_: let me check something [10:51] asac: i have reverted MOZ_XPI_PREPACKED, now it's ready for release (if Ubuntu_packages is correct) [10:52] bdrung_: will have a phone call with mvo after lunch if we can do the manual dependencies differently [10:53] asac: manual dependencies? [10:55] asac: still working on finishing up those extensions i havent finished yet [10:56] ok [10:56] thx [10:56] bdrung_: yes our applicatioN/version/id mapping [11:00] asac: just a question outa curiosity here [11:00] are all the branches that people forked gonna get cleaned up at some point [11:02] eagles0513875: i try to remember folks to do that. but i think its not likely that we will get 100% clean at some point [11:02] ok asac its just hard to find the ubuntu-dev branches with all that clutter though [11:03] is there a way on the page you can have it keep the ubuntu-dev branches separate and any forks of those branches in a separate table further down on the page [11:03] eagles0513875: sort by the column "maturity" [11:03] most ~ubuntu-dev should be marked as mature [11:03] if you find one that isnt let me know [11:03] i will mark it accordingly [11:03] ok [11:04] will look after i finish up what i started the other day [11:04] good [11:10] bdrung_: so one thing i have on my list to fix for next mozilla-devscripts is to fix the LOCAL_BRANCH feature for CVS [11:11] which holds back the dailies fore firefox 3.0 (needed to unbreak hardy/intrepid dailies) [11:11] for 3.5 [11:11] LOCAL_BRANCH? [11:11] fta said it was required ;) [11:11] bdrung_: yes. so ./debian/rules get-orig-source LOCAL_BRANCH=/path/to/clean/cvs/checkout [11:12] will not pull the full tree, but just "update" the path [11:12] and then use that tree to produce the orig.tar.gzu [11:12] fta said CVS lOCAL_BRANCH feature is buggy somewhat [11:12] interesting [11:13] an other solution would be bzr-builder? [11:29] bdrung_: bzr-builder is no solution ;) [11:30] k [11:30] its just a different approach ... which is even less flexible last time i looked [11:30] i dont think it has a "cache upstream branches locally" feature [11:30] but i am not really qualified for that [11:30] havent looked for ages, because it took far too long and so fta made his own solution which works quite good [12:09] asac, if you fix it for CVS, please also have a look at HG, it's not able to create the local branch while it should, it's just able to update it [12:12] kk [12:26] asac, for cvs, it should be easy, initially, i wanted to clone from the local copy, that's not supported by cvs, but a cp -a is enough [12:32] grrr http://paste.ubuntu.com/270826/ [12:34] !test [12:34] yes, I'm alive. [12:37] gzip is just falling apart [12:38] yes, but why is it not a critical bug? [12:38] i havent seen that problem for ages [12:38] not sure why you get that [12:39] http://paste.ubuntu.com/270830/ [12:43] amd64 [12:45] mine is amd64 too [12:45] uname -a [12:45] Linux hector 2.6.31-10-generic #32-Ubuntu SMP Thu Sep 10 23:29:56 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux [13:00] * asac lunch [13:34] eagles0513875: you can use mozilla-devscripts for firebug. you simply have to set "MOZ_XPI_BUILD_COMMAND :=" (to nothing) [13:36] use $(NULL), nothing is confusing [13:51] yes $(NULL) is good [14:51] asac, https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-daily/+archive/ppa/+build/1241444 [14:53] * popey waves bug 412125 at asac :) [14:53] Launchpad bug 412125 in nspluginwrapper "Controls in video player no longer work" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/412125 [14:56] popey: hey ;) [14:56] that bug is starting to get on my nerves :) [14:56] popey: when did that start? [14:56] it's a productivity bonus though, I cant click on any flash stuff :) [14:57] hehe [14:57] start of August [14:57] hmm [14:57] ok assigned to me [14:57] i will try to get a newer pluginwrapper up [14:57] (if i can reproduce) [14:57] thanks, much appreciated [14:57] if there's any further tracing or logging I can get, let me know [14:58] I have two independant installs of 64-bit ubuntu which both have the same behaviour [14:58] one is pretty much an out of the box install [14:58] I suspect I could also replicate it with a 64-bit live cd [14:58] will grab the alpha 5 amd64 iso just to be sure [14:59] fta: was greprefs removed? [15:00] hmm. we should run a find so i dont need a full build to see what has changed in the "make install" hierarchy [15:04] asac, wasn't greprefs from one of your patches? [15:05] asac: hi!. can you merge r465 from bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~jdstrand/firefox/firefox-3.5-apparmor/? it fixes a couple profiling bugs [15:13] fta: greprefs was not from my patches [15:13] greprefs was there since ever upstream [15:13] i made a patch once to also honour gre-greprefs for the "general.config.filename" [15:15] jdstrand: make a merge request ;) [15:16] fta: http://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/log?rev=greprefs [15:16] so seems all is good still [15:16] (backed out) [15:16] seems to match [15:16] e.g. 17:32 the backout landed ... so _after_ our daily snapshot [15:16] k [15:18] asac: done. it would be great if this could get into ubuntu3. thanks! [15:19] sure ;) ... you are the owner of that profile. so i dont think i would reject anything ;) [15:19] jdstrand: oh. did you do the same for all the other branches? [15:19] e.g. firefox.37 3.6 etc.? [15:19] or did we already do that last time? [15:20] asac: no, just 3.5 [15:21] jdstrand: why did you do "merge from trunk"? [15:21] asac: I wasn't aware of the others. but the merge should go to all branches [15:21] you should have started from scratch for next update imo [15:21] no ... what i mean is that you kep on using your already merged branch [15:21] instead of doing a new branch for this update [15:22] asac: it isn't actually trunk, it is bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mozillateam/firefox/firefox-3.1.head/, which I happened to call 'trunk' in my commit log [15:22] yes [15:22] i know ;) [15:22] asac: ok. what do you need me to do to get this right? [15:23] what changes did you do? just 465? [15:23] asac: yes [15:23] i will pick that mark it merged manually [15:23] next time create a new branch ;) [15:23] asac: thanks. I shall [15:27] jdstrand: ok committed. please mark your branch merged ;) [15:28] fta: so yes. i think all is good [15:28] build should work today without touching [15:28] we'll see [15:29] asac, do you get the build logs now? umd, ucd, etc.. [15:29] i get the upload logs [15:29] not the build failures ;) [15:29] hm [15:31] fta: well. i think i get them for everything, but umd [15:32] what is different with umd then? [15:37] mailing list [15:37] it's a lp bug then [15:38] i am not sure. could be that those mails go to /dev/null on my side [15:38] i gues thats even likely [15:38] fta: do you have a header of one of the recent failures? [15:40] only have /dev/null procmail rules for X-Launchpad-Bugs... that i dont explicitly take [15:40] http://paste.ubuntu.com/270965/ [15:41] hmm. not in procmail log [15:41] (the message id) [15:41] * asac checks spam folders [15:42] seems i really dont get them [15:42] ok let me unsubscribe from that ml [15:42] maybe the Message-id is per recipient [15:42] ok unsubscribed [15:43] lets hope that helps [15:46] the only redirection i have for you is for ^X-launchpad-ppa:\ network-manager-trunk [16:02] thats ok ... actually i would hope i dont need it ;) (but doesnt hurt) [16:03] i think i will get umd tomorrow now that i unsubscribed from ml [16:03] * asac needs to remember to file a bug [16:09] Question #82761]: The debs are currently not building [16:10] fta: whats going on with all those .o files? [16:10] http://launchpadlibrarian.net/31760218/buildlog_ubuntu-karmic-i386.chromium-browser_4.0.209.0~svn20090913r26091-0ubuntu1~ucd1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [16:10] why are thos in the "inhammer" ? [16:18] asac: is bug 428977 a dupe of bug 427789? [16:18] Launchpad bug 428977 in firefox-3.5 "firefox 3.5.3 - extensions do not update" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/428977 [16:18] Launchpad bug 427789 in firefox-3.5 ""Not compatible with Firefox 3.5.3" displayed after installing greasemonkey from AMO" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/427789 [16:19] asac: Is that normal that firefox/epiphany crash when using fullscreen mode without 3D driver? [16:19] asac, i regression in gyp, i'm waiting for today's build to see if it has been fixed [16:29] kk [16:30] micahg: i dont think so [16:30] will check when back [16:30] out for 2-3h [17:01] bdrung_: saw u pmed me earlier if you would like to take any of the extensions with my name on them you may [17:04] bdrung_: is the password has you have mentioned on the wiki the same as https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-dev/firefox-extensions/stanford-pwdhash.ubuntu [17:14] eagles0513875: The stanford-pwdhash source package was renamed to pwdhash. It is maintained in a git repository: http://git.debian.org/?p=collab-maint/pwdhash.git;a=summary [17:14] ok just checking [17:14] is there a new ubuntu-dev branch for it [17:14] no [17:14] ok [17:14] will file a bug against that [17:15] nm already did [17:15] i maintain it in debian [17:15] gotcha [17:15] bug is already filed [17:16] bdrung_: where it says branch for paswd hash should i put where you have the - change it to maintained upstream [17:17] yes [18:12] asac, what is the best way to drop chromium-testsuite(|-dbg) without stopping their users from upgrading? "Provides/Replaces"? [18:13] bdrung_: sry to bother you but whats the difference between flashgot and flashblock? [18:14] fta: feel free to answer my question if you know since your the only one in hre [18:16] eagles0513875: flashgot downloads things from web pages, flashblock stops you from downloading things (flash) until you tell it to [18:17] Mook_sb: ty m8 [18:17] just making sure they arent one in the same thing [18:17] fwiw, searching on amo like https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/220 would tell you the same [18:17] Mook_sb: thanks bro === greg_g is now known as greg-g [18:21] well good news for u guys almost finished filing the bugs and the wiki with all the extensions [18:35] has the package name for flashgot changed cuz lp is saying its not published [19:40] hoias [19:46] BUGabundo, http://www.sofaraway.org/ubuntu/tmp/chromium-popcon-7.png [19:46] steady?? wow [19:47] i regained ~750 users [19:47] compared to mid-july [19:48] eagles0513875: flashgot = downloader, flashblock = blocks flash [21:58] fta, a guy said some bad things about chromium before [22:14] andv, such as? [22:14] Man. Chromium just ate itself on my computer [22:14] Spread files into my home directory [22:15] Like this one: ls \<\?xml\ version=\"1.0\"\ encoding=\"UTF-8\"\?\>\ protocol=\"2.0\"\>\\\\ And typing a URL closes the browser saying: [17910:17932:270726677291:FATAL:/mnt/chromium/rpmbuild/BUILD/chromium-20090910svn25958/src/chrome/common/sqlite_utils.cc(52)] Check failed: false. sqlite fatal error 11 [22:15] What an awesome browser. :) [22:15] I hope we dont have this error [22:15] :) [22:17] /mnt/chromium/rpmbuild/ is not an ubuntu thing [22:19] that's why I told you I hope we don't have that here [22:23] fta: ia32 failing to build or something ? [22:24] ia32? [22:24] BUGabundo, ia32? [22:26] ia libs 32 [22:28] BUGabundo, i didn't touch it recently, so no idea [22:31] fta: http://paste.ubuntu.com/271223/ [22:33] BUGabundo, https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ia32-libs/2.7ubuntu14/+build/1243008 refresh [22:45] asac, BUGabundo, starting to the next green build, --enable-plugins will no longer be needed \o/ [22:46] and that is good ? [22:46] more flash noise..... [22:46] well it works just fine on Chrome/Win without it [22:46] it was mandatory on linux only [22:49] ahhhh [22:49] stupid google devs [22:49] * BUGabundo ducks