[00:26] bou pra caminha [00:26] asac: you triked me :) === ripps_ is now known as ripps === norly is now known as ejat === pace_t_zulu_ is now known as pace_t_zulu [11:25] * gnomefreak cant remember what to run :( [11:26] gnomefreak: run ;) [11:26] dtchen: what was it you wanted me to run for the mute problem? [11:26] * gnomefreak runs [11:26] lol [11:26] ;) [11:28] yay he answered me. and more than likely hes talking about you or bdmurray :) [11:28] that is, content/Core/cgpgaccess.js referrs to [11:28] the "FireGPGCall xpcom component, but sets it to null. [11:28] asac: ^^^ still need to clean? [11:29] sorry. whats the context? is that a bug? [11:30] asac: no i emailed dalniel gillmor about firegpg and told him i havent gotten the clean rule done yet for firegpg and that is some of what he said. if it is null do we still have to clean it in rules? [11:32] be back in a few [11:33] sorry. i wouzlkd have to check that in the code to say [11:34] those snippets dont make much snse [11:43] ok give me one minute and i will make them make sense :) [11:53] * gnomefreak working on email and i cc'ed you. [11:57] asac: hi, i have some problems with a strange install.rdf [11:57] asac: http://git.debian.org/?p=pkg-mozext/fission.git;a=summary [11:57] asac: ^ this does not compile [11:58] * asac clones [12:01] asac: which clone do i get? ;) [12:07] bdrung: thats odd [12:07] does xpi.mk work for other packages still? or is that a 0.17 regression? [12:08] i mean... either XPI_FILE is evaluated eagerly or lazily [12:08] not sure why it would be different here than its elesewhere [12:08] XPI_FILE = $(wildcard *.xpi) [12:08] thats probably empty [12:08] but not sure why it would work anywhere else then [12:09] ok asac sent you are CC'ed i will fix branch as soon as i can :) [12:09] k [12:09] thx [12:09] i will hopefulyl find time to read email today ;) [12:12] bdrung: while i have you as the make-fu master here ;) ... [12:12] bdrung: i had to do more or less this: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~asac/ntrack/main/revision/74 [12:12] (minus a bug) [12:12] to make my spare time project build on bsd + linux [12:12] i think thats wrong. make should rather be a runtime test [12:13] but have no clue what the right way to do that in a make agnostic fashion ;) [12:13] the moc generation [12:14] qt/Makefile.am [12:14] just look at that part [12:15] and no ... i dont want to use cmake just because of one ugly moc in my project ;) [12:16] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~asac/ntrack/main/annotate/head%3A/qt/Makefile.am [12:16] thats the complete file [12:16] anywy ;) thats rather after work stuff [12:18] asac: it's not a m-d regression. the install.rdf has a strange format. your xpath-fu is required for fission [12:19] asac: XPI_FILE is evaluated lazily [12:19] asac: temp-xpi-unpacked contains the files [12:22] bdrung: it fails for me like: [12:22] dh_installdirs -pxul-ext-fission [12:22] xpi.mk: No xpi file found. Did you create one? [12:22] xpi.mk: Please check MOZ_XPI_BUILD_COMMAND and maybe MOZ_XPI_FILE! [12:23] we should fail explicitly if we dont get any versions out of it [12:23] dont we do that? [12:23] bdrung: defininig MOZ_XPI_FILE=fission.xpi fixes it [12:24] hmm but recommends etc. are not there [12:25] odd ... it works now [12:26] i cleaned the git tree and now debuild -b works :/ [12:27] bdrung: i am sure crazy, but http://paste.ubuntu.com/294603/ [12:34] asac, problem is that it doesnt make symlinks [12:34] it builds fine, but the install.rdf ID is not linked [12:38] well on first attempt it failed ;) [12:39] someone should explain to me what the issue is ;) [12:39] the real issue is that symlinks are not made [12:39] cause mozilla-devs is unable to parse install.rdf properly [12:40] ok [12:40] its a namespace problem [12:40] wonder if dropping em: from the expression will break it on other variants [12:44] asac: can we cadd seamonkey2 to daily PPA? [12:44] s/cadd/add [12:45] namespace-uri(.) [12:45] asac, let me try dropping em [12:45] TARGET_VERSION = $(shell xpath -q -e '//em:targetApplication/Description[em:id="$(1)" or @em:id="$(1)"]/em:$(2)/text() | //em:targetApplication/Description[em:id="$(1)" or @em:id="$(1)"]/@em:$(2) | //RDF:Description[@em:id="$(1)"]/em:$(2)/text() | //RDF:Description[@em:id="$(1)"]/@em:$(2)' $(3)/install.rdf | sed -e 's/.*"\(.*\)"/\1/') [12:45] -> [12:46] it worked? [12:46] TARGET_VERSION = $(shell xpath -q -e '//local-name("targetApplication")/local-name("Description")[em:id="$(1)" or @em:id="$(1)"]/em:$(2)/text() ... [12:46] use that [12:47] of course making it consistent everywhere [12:47] asac, where should I add that? [12:47] av`: the first line is the line to fix [12:47] the second line shows how to fix [12:47] k [12:47] asac, is that a file into mozilla-devscripts? [12:47] av`: that would basically be for all xpath expressions in the xpi.mk [12:47] one second [12:48] let me verify if it does the right thing at all before patching the whole file [12:49] ok [12:49] so the right approach is: [12:49] //node()[local-name(.) = 'targetApplication'] [12:50] so for each occurance of: "em:targetApplication" ... make node()[local-name(.) = 'targetApplication'] [12:50] and for each occurence of Description make [12:50] node()[local-name(.) = 'Description'] [12:52] asac, we need to upload a fix for that then [12:52] xpath -q -e "//node()[local-name(.) = 'targetApplication']/node()[local-name(.) = 'Description']" unpack/install.rdf 2>/dev/null [12:52] no [12:52] thats a corner case [12:52] not for karmic anymore [12:52] we need to thoroughly redo the whole xpath business [12:52] ah :) [12:53] file a bug against mozilla-devscripts: xpath expressions fail to properly deal with namespaces [12:53] file a bug against mozilla-devscripts: xpath expressions fail to properly deal with some namespace variants [12:53] on debian? [12:53] if you file in debian than also here [12:53] and link the bugs [12:54] k [12:54] should I copy the lines you posted above? [12:54] refer to example of fission [12:54] yes [12:54] that too [12:54] k [12:54] just copy the log [12:54] ;) [12:54] k [12:59] asac, bug filed [12:59] xpath -q -e "//node()[local-name(.) = 'targetApplication']/node()[local-name(.) = 'Description']/attribute::*[local-name(.) = 'id' and string(.)='a']" unpack/install.rdf 2>/dev/null [12:59] as soon as it appears i gonna link it [12:59] that matches a extension with id="a" as attribute [13:00] av`: thx. ubuntu bug id is? [13:01] opening it now [13:03] asac, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mozilla-devscripts/+bug/453040 [13:03] Launchpad bug 453040 in mozilla-devscripts "xpath expressions fail to properly deal with some namespace variants" [Undecided,New] [13:04] gonna link it to debian as soon as the bug appears on the BTS [13:04] k [13:08] are we needing to depend on ice* for extensions? [13:08] mozilla-devscripts automatically add ice* dependencies [13:08] but it's not bad [13:08] av`: thanks [13:09] the package is not available on Ubuntu so it simply tries to download firefox [13:09] which is available [13:09] that's why depends are set this way: firefox | iceweasel | abrowser | etc [13:09] so that if one is not available it gets the other [13:09] as alternative [13:11] k [13:26] asac, done, linked to BTS [13:27] k [13:27] afaik we dont do that in 0.17 anymore [13:27] iceweasel in ubuntu that is [13:31] asac: we are uploading to debian first and sync from there [13:32] asac: im talking with Daniel about firegpg you should have the email but no rush [13:33] i ont think hes even awake yet (not sure of his timezone) [13:33] s/ont/dont [13:46] k [13:46] gnomefreak, he is usually available at late afternoon / evening [13:47] av`: thanks [13:47] np :) [13:47] gnomefreak, he's alwais on the debian channel [13:47] i may be here but we have emails going on about it so far [13:47] nick dkg [13:47] av`: yep im there [13:47] :) [13:47] oh ok :) [13:48] side note: I hate xchat but i use it for debian and mozilla servers since i could never get irssi to use multi servers the way i want it [14:41] hey guys [14:44] hey [14:45] how goes it asac [14:45] going to read this chapter then grab another extension [14:45] how are things going on the development front? [14:48] yesterday i felt better [14:49] today i found a few bugs i still want to fix for release [14:49] on top of what i had on my list [14:49] ;) [14:49] but thats normal [14:49] so all fine [14:49] anything i can help with [14:53] asac: may i ask u a question about how to install a .xpi file into firefox lol [14:54] open it [14:54] just open it and run it [14:58] open it ... in ffox [14:59] ahhh ok [14:59] does it matter if its portable ff or does it have to be the regular ff [15:24] i never heart about portable ff [15:35] asac: take a look at portable apps website [15:35] lots of linux apps gone portable for windows lol [15:38] asac: http://portableapps.com/ [15:39] hey guys, would it be ok to post a invite to mozilla QA's testday once or twice today? [15:39] its a one line message [15:39] http://livinginagoogleworld.blogspot.com/2009/10/chrome-os-browser-tour-possible-look-at.html [16:48] fta: nice ;) [16:48] thats ubuntu ;) [16:50] not sure what exactly is that [17:03] it seems to be the chrome browser with some chome OS stuff builtin [17:04] not sure those stuff are in the chromium code.. [17:04] probably not [17:05] http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_2CHzyMUPW2E/StP69U05CrI/AAAAAAAAAF8/YoIHssqgu9w/s1600-h/chromeos2.png [17:05] that one looks odd [17:05] like "network" + touchpad on same tab [17:05] called google chrome OS [17:05] and then basics and Under the hood ;) [17:06] well, in chrome os, everything is centered around the browser [17:06] sure [17:06] but how can you manage network with just one combo box ;) [17:07] i am just curious about new UI approaches wrt network management [17:07] it's google, it just does it automagically. :D [17:07] i guess its just not working ;) [17:07] hehe [17:07] imho, it's far from ready [17:07] it wasn't supposed to leak [17:07] "Being the curious person that I am, I just had to try it out. And look! Google was nice enough to provide prepackaged .deb files!" [17:08] did that directory accidentially become visible? [17:08] feels like an intentional accidentially leak ;) [17:08] probably a bot misconfiguration [17:08] its always the same. everything that gets a pre announce ... leaks every three month ;) [17:09] so the world sees progress and makes up stories etc. [17:09] and talks about it ;) [17:09] story like: "preview available, but it sucks" is not as good as "development bits leaked, seems they are not yet ready" [17:25] grr; 3.5 rejected [17:25] asac, what was the hg trick again? to get the tip instead of the stupid tags [17:25] fta: default [17:26] rather than tip [17:27] http://paste.ubuntu.com/294812/ [17:28] i means fixing m-d [17:28] it [17:29] do you know what to fix? you could open a bug and drop details. maybe someone will pick this up [17:29] if not we at least have a bug ;) [17:30] seems ffox is at build3 already ;) [17:30] good that i didnt jump o it [17:30] how much will i get if i bet 10 EUR on a build4 ;) [17:30] ? [17:53] not sure. i do hg pull + hg update. seems i should do hg pull, get the rev id from hg branches | grep default, and hg update -r $(rev) [17:57] yeah [17:57] what a mess [17:57] a kingdome for bzr ... or even git ;) [18:12] hehe [18:25] i have a google alert on "chromium ubuntu", i'm flooded with chromeos debs alerts since yerterday [18:52] fta: i would unsubscribe from that ;) [19:01] ok so two bug fixes for ffox for release still then i can start checking out stuff for lucid i hope [19:01] also taking a deep breath of licensing in chromium ;) [19:02] asac: what 2 bugs? [19:02] extensions not upgrading [19:03] thts highest prio imo [19:03] and the curent RC bug about abrowser help being broken [19:03] ah, yes [19:03] abrowser -> help [19:03] but i can sleep well, because the hack i have works :) .. even if upstream didnt like it for the tree [19:03] for the first one [19:03] but i want to check that out. shouldnt be too difficult to sort with a bit of time [19:04] then we probably have to prepare major version upgrades for nss/nspr or something [19:04] ok, I'm going to see if I can maybe get the restart working tomorrow night [19:04] [reed]: ^^ .. thats this release, right? [19:04] or .5? [19:04] you still want to try to get ff3 out of archive? [19:04] micahg: i want to get the transitional packages in ... yes. so 3 ;) [19:05] ok, maybe I should focus on that this weekend [19:05] micahg: maybe you can download the Packages/Sources from the archive [19:05] and review if everything that current depends/recommends firefox-3.0 also recommends firefox-3.5? [19:05] ok, so I actually have to download each package to check? [19:05] micahg: go to ftp://ftp.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/karmic/ [19:06] and grab the Sources / Packages files [19:06] oh [19:06] there you can just search in [19:06] its a full list [19:06] sources are for finding build-depends [19:06] and packages for binary [19:06] micahg: for main and universe [19:06] for i386 [19:06] so ftp://ftp.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/karmic/universe/binary-i386/Packages.gz [19:06] and ftp://ftp.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/karmic/universe/source/Sources.gz [19:06] for universe [19:06] and the main one accordingly [19:07] ah, that will make it faster [19:07] does it need to depend on ff3.5 or just ff? [19:08] do I need to do for each arch as well? [19:08] micahg: i386 should be enough [19:08] and sources [19:09] micahg: if things depend on 3.0 but not on ff or 3.5 then it needs attention [19:09] if you have a list of those i can review that would be great [19:09] ok out for evening ... will be back on sunday i think === asac_ is now known as asac [20:15] hey fellows [20:15] asac: ping [20:21] asac: seahorse plugins seems to be the only thing that depends on xulrunner-1.9-dev === BUGabundo1 is now known as BUGabundo