/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/10/25/#ubuntu-mozillateam.txt

ftaasac, we were supposed to discuss the ppa reorg today :P00:00
ftaasac, bug 243344, grrrr. tons of dupes, filed 1.5y ago, no one cared :(00:05
ubottuLaunchpad bug 243344 in scim-bridge "scim-bridge crashed with SIGSEGV in scim::IMEngineInstanceBase::get_frontend_data()" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/24334400:05
micahg1fta: asac: I realized yesterday after I went offline it was probably comm-central branching that caused the issues with tb301:13
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ftamicahg, it was, i said so yesterday, i fixed 3.0 and created a new 3.1 branch01:15
micahgso, what is 3.0 dailiy pointing at now?01:16
ftacomm-1.9.101:17
micahgok, are you going to make a 3.1 daily?01:18
ftaprobably01:19
micahgok, are you going to be on much longer?01:19
ftanope, it's late01:19
micahgok, fine, just wondering whether I should work on Prism now or a little later :)01:20
rippshrm... bottom extension toolbar is missing chromium-daily...02:07
micahgasac: help...xpi.mk is driving me nuts04:20
eagles0513875morning08:00
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micahgasac asac_ up yet?11:12
micahghi asac__11:34
av`micahg, it's sunday, asac won't be here till evening / night11:37
av`he's just lagging11:37
micahghe said he would be here11:37
micahgI was trying to finish up prism11:37
micahgbut had some issues with m-dev11:38
av`strange, he's usually away sunday morning11:38
av`which issues?11:38
micahgprism won't build :)11:38
av`paste me the error11:38
micahgok, I just restored the orirginal m-dev11:38
micahgI"m building now11:38
av`k11:39
asac__hey11:39
micahghi11:39
av`micahg, you were right :)11:39
micahgxpi.mk was driving me crazy11:39
asac__hmm11:39
asac__micahg: didnt the thing work?11:39
asac__i mean common-post-build-arch .... or wahtever i said?11:40
micahgoh, btw, ScottK wanted to know if anything needs to be done for bug 21790811:40
ubottuLaunchpad bug 217908 in cairo "FFe: Pixellated Images in Firefox/Opera due to incorrect EXTEND_PAD implementation in several video drivers" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21790811:40
micahgyeah, that wasn;t the issue11:40
asac__what wasnt the issue?11:40
av`asac__, I mailed linux-bluetooth ML at kernel.org and they said me using udev to fix the rfkill thing it's really bad and shouldnt be done11:40
micahgchanging to what you said11:40
asac__the refractor.xpi:: rule was clearly wrong11:40
av`asac__, that's why rfkill is disabled for normal users11:40
micahgthe problem seem to be wildcard (MOZ_XPI_FILE) doesn't resolve11:41
micahgat least the first problem11:41
asac__av`: well... you can do whatever you want in debian11:41
micahghttp://pastebin.ubuntu.com/301253/11:41
asac__av`: its a temporary workaround as i said11:41
av`asac__, there should be a plan to build a rfkilld but who knows when it will be done, in the meantime I need to find out a working thing to do11:41
asac__bluez will get rfkill support11:41
asac__and then it can go away11:42
av`asac__: the patch should be applied to bluez itself not gnome-bluetooth11:42
asac__thats what i explained yesterday11:42
asac__no11:42
asac__there is not patch for bluez11:42
asac__wlel you can put it in bluez11:42
asac__but i have no strong opinion ;)11:42
av`don't misunderstand me, I meant bluez needs to be fixed11:42
av`not gnome-bluetooth11:42
asac__go ahead and do it11:42
asac__or wait till bluez upstream does it11:43
asac__and gnome-bluetooth gets fixed to use that then new dbus api11:43
asac__;)11:43
micahgasac, this is the line that doesn't seem to work http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/301253/11:43
micahgoops XPI_FILE = $(wildcard $(MOZ_XPI_FILE))11:43
av`asac__, actually I wanted to use your workaround but the other maintainer stopped me from doing it11:43
micahgthe pastebin is the end of the build11:43
asac__micahg: what diff did you do?11:43
asac__micahg: point is that you rannot use refractor.xpi:: rule anymore11:43
asac__that doesnt get called at all11:43
asac__it was called in older mozilla-devscripts11:44
av`asac__, cause some developers at linux-bluetooth wrote that it's the wrong thing to do, but my question is: why they say it's wrong to do and they don't provide a patch to have it fixed asap?11:44
asac__av`: its understood that its the wrong thing to do11:44
micahgasac: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~micahg/prism/prism-1.0b2-karmic/revision/11711:44
asac__av`: i told you yesterday11:44
asac__so you didnt get any new info11:44
av`asac__, yeah, but the problem here is how long will it take upstream to implement that^11:44
asac__but its the only feasible thing to do atm11:45
asac__until its fixed11:45
av`we can't leave that thing for ages, so it would be nice to know upstream's roadmap for it11:45
asac__it will ge tdone11:45
asac__we discussed it all when we added it11:46
asac__its on roadmpa ... or even already in bluez11:46
asac__you can check11:46
asac__micahg: maybe you still need the zip -d?11:46
asac__thta produced the .xpi in the past11:47
asac__thought it woudl do that automatically11:47
micahgno, the XPI is there11:47
micahgthis line isn't working XPI_FILE = $(wildcard $(MOZ_XPI_FILE))11:47
micahgif I take out the wildcard, it gets to the next step11:47
asac__micahg:11:48
asac__ifneq (,$(MOZ_XPI_FILE))11:48
asac__XPI_FILE = $(wildcard $(MOZ_XPI_FILE))11:48
asac__else11:48
asac__XPI_FILE = $(wildcard *.xpi)11:48
asac__endif11:48
asac__thats only used if you specify MOZ_XPI_FILE11:48
asac__which yo dont, right?11:49
micahgthat is specified11:49
asac__that shouldnt11:49
av`asac__, yeah, I hope so, kernel 2.6.31 is in NEW now so gnome-bluetooth will rock now on debian as well11:49
asac__thats why we moved it to common now11:49
av`asac__, the last thing that needs fixing is the rfkill thing11:49
micahgasac, so this line I get rid of: MOZ_XPI_FILE            := refractor.xpi11:49
av`asac__, are the patches you applied the ones taken from the new upstream release?11:49
asac__av`: do what we did11:49
asac__av`: no i didn them before ... then he did it on his own11:50
asac__they are more or less equivalent11:50
asac__but i have to rebase them to say if anything is left11:50
asac__the leak is probably still left11:50
av`asac__, I wanna keep in sync debian's package with ubuntu11:50
asac__but also he took some other approach ... so not sure11:50
av`so we don't diverge it11:50
asac__currently we are ahead11:50
av`we have 2.28.311:50
asac__so you can just upload the ubuntu package11:50
asac__then its your decision11:51
av`and ubuntu has 2.28.111:51
asac__i wont check for debian stuff on my own :)11:51
asac__av`: yes. but because you bumped th eversion11:51
asac__so add the .rules file11:51
av`asac__, the 2.28.3 release integrates the crash fixes you applied I guess11:51
av`so apart the .rules thing it's the same11:52
asac__i said something different above11:52
asac__12:50 < asac__> but i have to rebase them to say if anything is left11:52
asac__12:50 < asac__> the leak is probably still left11:52
asac__12:50 < asac__> they are more or less equivalent11:52
asac__12:50 < asac__> but i have to rebase them to say if anything is left11:52
asac__12:50 < asac__> the leak is probably still left11:52
micahgasac: commenting out MOZ_XPI_FILE didn't help11:52
av`yeah, but you'll have to adapt them to the latest release anyway11:52
av`they are taken from the gnome svn11:52
asac__micahg: remove it11:52
micahgthat wildcard command seems to be the issue11:52
av`so they should be into the latest snapshot already11:53
asac__micahg: without MOZ_XPI_FILE it should use the other wildcard11:53
asac__$(wildcard *.xpi)11:53
asac__that should definitly work11:53
av`but it's worth to give it a check11:53
asac__you just repeat what i said three times already11:53
micahgnope11:53
asac__i need to rebase them to check what is left11:53
asac__thats it11:53
av`yep :)11:53
asac__i said that exactly that 4 times ;)11:54
micahgasac__ no go11:54
asac__micahg: well. how does it fail now11:54
micahgsame11:54
micahgwildcard doesn't seem to expand11:54
av`asac__, I gonna start doing stuff for the desktop-team with lucid11:54
asac__hmm11:54
micahgwhen I changed wildcard MOZ_XPI_FILE to just MOZ_XPI_FILE it got further11:54
asac__av`: not sure what you mean ...11:55
av`asac__, e.g updating gnome stuff, merges, syncs like I do for the debian team11:55
asac__micahg: where does that stop then?11:55
asac__no11:56
asac__i dont like gnome stuff11:56
asac__well11:56
asac__there are neough folks doing that11:56
asac__some packages i do11:56
asac__like epiphany, etc.11:56
av`asac__, seb told me the team requires some help11:56
asac__but synching and merges are easy enough ... so usually the gnome team can cover that11:56
asac__could be. but not my help ;)11:57
asac__i mean ... everyone needs help11:57
asac__i need help too11:57
micahgindeed11:57
asac__micahg: how does it fail when yo drop the wildcard?11:57
* micahg is learning to help :)11:57
asac__micahg: you are helping a lot11:57
micahgasac__ rebuilding now :)11:57
micahg No rule to make target `install-refractor.xpi-stamp', needed by `xpi-install'11:58
av`asac__, actually I saw tons of uploads made by robert11:58
micahgit doesn't seem to expand the %11:58
asac__av`: yes. he is sebs helper11:58
av`asac__, so I guess that he can't do everything alone with seb11:58
asac__why do you discuss that with me ;)11:59
asac__there surely is need for more folks helping out11:59
av`asac__, you said before '<asac__> there are neough folks doing that'11:59
asac__seb and me and a few others work more like 14h a day in average ;)11:59
asac__yes. there are enough folks so i dont need to drop my other work and help our there11:59
av`so I thought that means no help is required11:59
asac__out there11:59
micahgasac freeze in 10 seconds...11:59
asac__freeze?12:00
micahguniverse freeze12:00
asac__ah12:00
asac__ok12:00
micahgScottK said we could fudge a little12:00
asac__i think it shouldnt be a problem12:00
micahgbut what do you think of that next error I posted12:00
av`asac__, I'm seeing you a bit nervous today, slept bad?12:01
asac__micahg: i think unzip-%-stamp: $(XPI_FILE)12:01
asac__didnt work12:01
asac__micahg: are you sure there is a .xpi on top level dir?12:01
micahgyes12:01
asac__av`: i dont see me nervous :)12:02
micahgI see refractor.xpi in the top dir12:02
asac__yeah12:03
asac__let me check it. have absolutely no idea from here what it could be12:03
* asac__ branches micah branch12:04
asac__odd the version in changelog does not match the version produced by get-orig-source12:05
micahgyess12:05
asac__feels like moz-devscripts is wrong there12:06
micahgthat's a problem with svn devscript maybe?12:06
asac__i mean the version12:06
micahgI changed it to 1.0~b212:06
asac__it should produce 1.2~b... and not 2b12:06
av`asac__, how can I avoid this: https://buildd.debian.org/fetch.cgi?&pkg=gnome-bluetooth&ver=2.28.3-1&arch=ia64&stamp=1256303819&file=log12:06
asac__yeah12:06
av`asac__, it fails to build on ia64 cause of that12:06
av`asac__, e.g missing network12:06
micahgasac, also get-orig-source failed until I made the dir12:06
asac__how anoying ;) ... why does debian use https for that? ;)12:07
asac__av`: usually thats done using some catalog file12:08
asac__av`: the current build seems to need network access12:08
asac__which is bad12:08
av`asac__, is there a way to fix that?12:08
asac__i havent used xsltproc lately, but other xml/xslt things can use a catalog file so they dont try to lookup stuff remotely12:09
asac__question is why it works on other buildds12:09
av`yeah :)12:09
asac__i dont know that12:09
asac__maybe xsltproc is OK with a "no net" error,12:09
asac__but not if its a HTTP error like that12:09
asac__check with the ia64 porters12:10
asac__this could be a buildd bustage12:10
asac__at least if you are sure12:10
av`it built fine on ubuntu12:10
av`ia6412:10
asac__that it works on other buildds its likely a buildd configuration that is different12:10
asac__av`: not sure. do we produce those docs?12:10
asac__in ubuntu?12:10
asac__if we do  then yes.12:11
asac__try to find the owner of those machines and bug him ;)12:11
micahgcool, debian is fixing secure delete in sqlite12:11
asac__good12:11
av`asac__, problem is pkern is now filing an RC bug against my package12:11
av`cause it shouldnt require network access12:11
av`but why it works everywhere and fails there12:11
asac__yes. network-access is probably bad12:14
asac__i agree with that12:14
asac__but as i said12:14
asac__maybe it has no problem if ther eis no net12:14
asac__but has a problem if there is some kind of net12:15
asac__that gives bogus stuff12:15
asac__like here12:15
asac__so it could be that the problem is that the ia64 builder has a bad network setup12:15
asac__av`: you can easily test ... tear down all your network12:15
asac__and see if it works12:15
asac__if so, its a ia64 buildd setup problem imho12:15
av`you're right12:16
av`I should test if it builds12:16
av`without network12:16
asac__micahg: so with refractor.xpi being in place at the start it works12:16
* av` grabs the sources12:16
micahgwhat, how?12:16
asac__micahg: try a debuild -b ... then after the fail, run debuild -nc -> success12:16
asac__so problem really is that the XPI_FILE thing gets somewhat evaluated too early12:17
av`asac__, brb, shutting down my network12:17
asac__the odd thing is that it works for things that specify a build command12:17
asac__like all the other extension packages12:18
micahgasac__:  is there a pre-build arch?12:18
asac__so $(wildcard file.xpi) -> empty if that file doesnt exist yet12:18
asac__but it doesnt exist for other extenion packages12:18
asac__micahg: touching a file would be a hack. and we dont do that for other packages12:18
asac__i think the only difference is that we have no build command12:19
micahgI'm saying, can we move the copy up?12:19
micahgok, I'm testing installing now12:20
asac__micahg: no ... refractor.xpi gets produced during build12:21
asac__so its not there in pre-build::12:21
asac__or something12:21
asac__you can run a touch refractor.xpi there most likely12:21
asac__;)12:21
asac__but thats  a hack12:21
asac__ok trying something12:22
av`asac__, builds fine *without* network access ;)12:22
micahgwell, the.debs seem to work12:23
asac__av`: ok then setup a proxy on that host that gives you HTTP/1.1 504 Gateway Time-out12:23
micahgalthough the window might not be wide enough12:23
av`asac__, a proxy that doesnt work then12:23
asac__av`: e.g. setup a host with http proxy, but no other network12:24
asac__yeah. i think setting up a proxy on localhost12:24
av`k12:24
asac__and then tearing donw the network will give that timeout12:24
asac__and i expect that xsltproc will then baild out12:24
asac__because it gets a real http error12:24
asac__rather than a network error12:24
av`done12:24
av`closing down network12:25
av`brb12:25
asac__av`: if you run wget http://www.google12:25
asac__you get the same error12:25
asac__then you are ready for test12:25
asac__bdrung: there?12:25
bdrungasac: yes12:25
asac__any clue why XPI_FILE gets evaluated early for prism, but late for all the other stuff?12:26
asac__e.g. for prism its always empty12:26
asac__prism has a NULL build command12:26
asac__thats the only difference i can see12:26
bdrungdo you have a link to the sources?12:26
asac__http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~micahg/prism/prism-1.0b2-karmic/revision/11712:27
asac__bdrung: you want a full tree that you can debuild?12:27
asac__let me get that for you12:27
bdrungthat would be nice12:27
micahgtarball here: https://edge.launchpad.net/~micahg/+archive/mozilla-test/+files/prism_1.0~b2+svn20090813r49078.orig.tar.gz12:28
asac__http://people.canonical.com/~asac/tmp/pp.tar.gz12:28
asac__hmm12:28
asac__ok12:28
asac__the pp.tar.gz is a build tree you can use for debuid -.b12:28
asac__bdrung: so only difference i see is BUILD_COMMAND=0 ...with using common-post-build-arch to do that12:29
av`_asac__, it built fine anyway12:29
av`_it worked with a proxy as well12:30
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av`going to eat, brb12:30
micahgasac, while he's looking into that, can you see if anything needs to be done with bug 217908 before release?12:30
ubottuLaunchpad bug 217908 in cairo "FFe: Pixellated Images in Firefox/Opera due to incorrect EXTEND_PAD implementation in several video drivers" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21790812:30
asac__k12:30
asac__that should clearly happen upstream12:31
micahgyeah, and upstream still seems to be working on it12:31
asac__exactly. so the story here is that the fix only works with most recent X server12:31
micahgwhich is fine for karmic, right?12:32
* bdrung builds it now.12:33
micahgI'll let ScottK know12:34
asac__once upstream issue landed on trunk12:35
asac__i can at least think about trying to cherry pick that here12:36
asac__but before that its tough ;)12:36
micahgso, it's not blocking release is it?12:37
asac__no12:43
micahgok12:43
asac__is a visual glithc12:43
micahgasac, I have one more big bug you should look at: bug 45361612:43
ubottuLaunchpad bug 453616 in firefox-3.5 "abrowser depends on abrowser-3.5-branding but it won't be installed" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/45361612:43
micahgIs the problem with synaptic?12:43
micahgaptitude properly suggests the install12:44
asac__workd for ms12:44
asac__me12:44
micahgin synaptic?12:44
asac__i would think its a old bug12:45
asac__hmm12:45
asac__when did i do th elast firefox update?12:45
micahgwhen I marked abrowser for installation, it didn't work12:45
micahglast week?12:45
micahgI just tested it an hour ago12:45
asac__yeah12:45
micahgwith the latest updates12:45
asac__so thats where i fixed a few abrowser issues12:45
asac__hmm12:45
asac__sudo apt-get install abrowser-3.5 works12:45
asac__sudo apt-get install abrowser works12:45
micahgyes, but the bug was reported with using synaptic12:46
micahgSHould I move to synaptic and subscibe mvo?12:46
asac__micahg: does apt-get work for you too?12:46
asac__e.g. just try to run it and see if it complains or would allow it12:46
bdrungasac: the common-post-build-arch produces this issue. workaround: "MOZ_XPI_FILE:= dist/xpi-stage/refractor.xpi"12:46
micahgno12:46
micahgsudo apt-get install abrowser fails12:47
bdrungasac: fyi the clean rules does not clean enough12:47
asac__right12:47
asac__so thats working for me12:47
asac__and synaptic too12:47
micahgweird12:47
asac__micahg: what packages do you have instlaled?12:47
asac__dpkg -l firefox\*12:47
micahghttp://pastebin.com/f4d222bc312:48
asac__micahg: what is the exact error?12:57
asac__if you run apt-get install ...12:57
asac__bdrung: why does it the early evaluation happen if we have common-post?12:58
asac__and why would the $(wildcard dist/xpi-stage/refractor.xpi) be not empty?12:58
asac__oh ... did we hook up the stuff in common-post ?12:58
asac__hmm12:59
asac__then we can probably also do it in build/prism::12:59
micahgtesting build in ppa12:59
micahgasac http://pastebin.com/f312e640312:59
micahgpastebin is for abrowser13:00
asac__micahg: try apt-get install abrowser-3.5-branding and see what that gives you13:00
micahgah13:00
micahg abrowser-3.5-branding: Depends: firefox-3.5 (= 3.5.3+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu2) but 3.5.3+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu6 is to be installed13:01
micahgbecause I have the security PPA enabled I think13:01
micahgat 50113:01
asac__micahg: maybe some pinning?13:01
micahgyeah13:01
asac__ok ... probably means that the pinned archive doesnt have that trantiion13:02
asac__transition13:02
asac__so it it security? or somehting else that is pinned to ubuntu2?13:02
micahgno, it has abrowser13:02
asac__micahg: so yeah13:02
micahgtesting13:03
asac__http://pastebin.com/f22dbabc713:04
asac__thats what i would suggest for prism13:04
asac__currently trying13:04
micahgoh13:05
micahgI changed MOZ_XPI_FILE as bdrung suggested and then got rid of the cp command13:05
asac__seems that the evaluation of XPI_FILE is somewhat hooked into the common-post13:05
asac__i would think the build/... is better13:05
asac__as its better suitable as an example13:06
micahgok13:06
asac__for other packages that dont have a build command13:06
micahgtrying again...13:07
asac__micahg: so is the abrowesr issue gone with all up-to-date?13:09
micahgdidn't test that yet13:09
asac__kk13:09
micahghad to upload new version of prism :)13:09
asac__micahg: imo the bug was fixed13:09
asac__it was13:09
asac__https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.5/3.5.3+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu613:09
micahgno13:09
micahgabrowser branding was fixed13:09
asac__hmm13:10
micahgabrowser wasn't13:10
micahgThe following packages have unmet dependencies:13:10
micahg  abrowser: Depends: abrowser-3.5-branding but it is not going to be installed13:10
micahgE: Broken packages13:10
asac__but apt-get install abrowser-3.5-branding works?13:10
micahgyes13:10
asac__thats strange13:10
micahgugh13:10
micahgand it wanted to pull in sobgbird13:10
micahgsongbird13:10
asac__i mean ...why would that happen? if abrowser-3.5-branding installs fine, then abrowser depends on abrowser-3.5-branding should be fulfillable13:11
micahgright13:11
micahgand they are the same version now13:11
micahgwith the same priority13:11
asac__micahg: sudo apt-get -oDebug::pkgProblemResolver=1 install abrowser13:12
asac__thry that13:12
asac__and paste13:12
asac__maybe that has hints why its rejected as a good solution13:12
asac__might be that something only depends on firefox or something13:12
asac__but not sure why it would complain abour -branding ... so lets look at the solver output13:13
micahghttp://pastebin.com/d484b291313:13
asac__micahg: maybe some extension directly depends on firefox or something, but not on abrowser?13:15
asac__which makes it too costy?13:15
micahgugh13:17
micahgfirefox-launchpad-plugin  depends on firefox13:17
asac__yeah13:18
asac__i think thats the cause then13:18
asac__probably should go through all that depend on firefox directly13:18
micahgbut doesn't abrowser provide firefox?13:18
asac__yeah13:18
asac__we would need to ask mvo13:18
asac__how the decision is done in this case13:18
asac__maybe abrowser-3.5-branding should provide firefox-3.5-branding  ... hmmm13:19
micahgok, prism seems to build fine13:19
asac__so firefox stuff is not going to be fixed for release .... we should fix that in first sru/sec update13:20
asac__not sure if a provides is what we want13:21
asac__we want users to be able to go back and forth by installing -branding13:21
asac__and the main packages13:21
asac__e.g. abrowser-3.5 .... abrowser13:21
asac__micahg: does apt-get install abrowser-3.5 work?13:21
micahgmedium -> Triaged -> you?13:21
asac__yeah. i think so13:22
micahgtesting prism install now13:22
asac__post the paste stuff you have me there too13:22
asac__thcx13:22
asac__th13:22
asac__x13:22
micahgall that debug?13:22
asac__yes13:22
asac__i want mvo to take a look13:23
BUGabundoasac both kernel .15 and .32.x don't fix my 3G bug13:23
BUGabundoat least not out of the box13:23
BUGabundodtchen: latest PA has regressed to me. now it starts muted again :(13:23
micahgno, asac abrowser-3.5 didnt' work either13:23
asac__ok ... paste both debugs13:24
asac__also the debug for installing the -branding13:24
asac__(which works)13:24
asac__and post that firefox-lp-improvements only depends on firefox13:24
micahgno, it was the launchpad-plugin13:24
asac__yeah then that ;)13:25
av`asac__, http://bugs.debian.org/55230713:27
av`asac__, I commented out that this is not a package's issue13:31
av`and I decreased severity since it makes the package unable to reach testing13:32
av`for what? for a buildd issue13:32
asac__av`: ansewered13:34
asac__i commented giving rational why i think its a buildd bustage +  wishlist bug against the xml parts used13:34
asac__micahg: so is prism ok?13:35
av`asac__, thanks :)13:35
micahgseems to be13:35
asac__micahg: have you tried to use it?13:35
asac__like making a webapp out of a website in ffox?13:35
micahgI'm browsing in it13:35
asac__ok13:35
micahgusing the google mail app13:35
asac__and the ffox plugin is good?13:35
asac__micahg: try to create a new webapp13:35
asac__in ffox13:35
micahghaven;t tried that13:35
asac__thats what the plugin is supposed to allow you13:35
asac__err extension ;)13:35
micahgdidn't know we had it13:35
micahggot an icon conversion error on lp13:37
asac__micahg: so failed completely? or just icon is defualt?13:38
micahgicon is default13:38
micahgit works13:38
asac__ok try somem other site13:38
asac__maybe some works13:38
asac__i think thats an upstream bug then13:38
asac__and shouldnt block it13:38
asac__so maybe check what bdrung ment by saying that clean isnt clean ... and close changelog13:39
asac__so i can sponsor and poke scottk13:39
micahgcnn's favicon worked13:39
asac__good13:39
asac__so feels ready13:39
asac__if you see what is not clean maybe fix that13:39
micahghold on I have to push up latest bze13:39
asac__but isnt that important13:39
asac__micahg: ok.13:39
micahgflash even seems to work :)13:40
asac__great ;)13:42
micahgok, should I propose a merge?13:43
asac__micahg: you can do that. yes. or i can just push the branch13:43
asac__micahg: do you have the FFe bug closed in changelog?13:44
BUGabundonow that you mention it13:44
asac__if so, just push and i will take care for the rest13:44
BUGabundoI should upgrad my flash13:44
asac__probably is late13:44
micahgyes13:44
micahgI pushed up to my branch13:44
micahgwas about to propose a merge13:44
asac__micahg: thanks a lot for your work. i will upload after shower, dont think you need to stay awake longer :)13:44
micahgok13:45
asac__micahg: you had identica account?13:45
micahgdo I need to propose a merge?13:45
asac__micahg: if you like ...13:45
asac__not necessarily as i know that i have to do that right now13:45
micahgno, no identica13:45
micahgdo I need one?13:45
asac__no13:45
asac__wanted to refer to you when saying that prism was fixed13:46
asac__will just use your name then ... and not a linked account ;)13:46
asac__thx13:46
asac__or twitter?13:46
asac__;)13:46
BUGabundomicahg: you are not on identica?13:46
micahgok, np, thanks for helping me with this13:46
micahgno13:46
BUGabundoor the StatusNet network?13:46
asac__welcome13:46
micahgmicahg on lp is fine :)13:46
BUGabundoshame :)13:46
asac__micahg: just close changelog with relesae commit13:46
asac__and push up13:46
asac__and i will take care of the rest13:46
asac__tty tomorrow13:47
* asac__ heads for shower13:47
micahgoh, I didn't set it for karmic release13:47
micahgbut I did mark the bugs closed13:47
* micahg needs to go collapse in bed :)13:49
BUGabundofta: can you so some renaming on gwibber?13:50
BUGabundos/laconi.ca/StatusNet/ ?13:50
fta?13:52
ftawhat does that mean? can I "so some renaming on xx"?13:53
ftaasac, grrrr bug 46006914:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 460069 in gwibber "Large font size, cannot be changed or overridden" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/46006914:03
BUGabundofta: https://bugs.launchpad.net/gwibber/+bug/41981714:04
ubottuLaunchpad bug 419817 in gwibber "Laconica name is changing" [Undecided,Fix committed]14:04
ftaasac, not branch review, not branch at commit at all14:04
fta-at14:04
ftaBUGabundo, asac is the gwibber master now14:05
BUGabundo:\14:05
asac__BUGabundo: whats the problem?14:05
asac__i am doing the upstream work, so if its upstream issue let me know with a bug :)14:05
BUGabundoasac: https://bugs.launchpad.net/gwibber/+bug/41981714:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 419817 in gwibber "Laconica name is changing" [Undecided,Fix committed]14:06
BUGabundocommited but not fixed14:06
BUGabundofor weeks now :(14:06
asac__BUGabundo: everything tahts committed should be fixed because we release from trun14:06
asac__k14:06
asac__unless its in a branch14:06
* asac__ checks14:07
BUGabundo  Installed: 2.0.0~bzr476-0ubuntu114:07
BUGabundo *** 2.0.0~bzr476-0ubuntu1 014:07
BUGabundo        500 http://archive.ubuntu.com karmic/universe Packages14:07
BUGabundo     2.0.0~bzr473-0ubuntu2~daily1 014:07
BUGabundo        500 http://ppa.launchpad.net karmic/main Packages14:07
asac__yea14:07
asac__let me check code14:07
asac__ok prism uploaded14:15
asac__BUGabundo: i am not 100% if renaming the name would wipe your settings etc.14:16
asac__you can try that by bzr branch lp:gwibber ...14:16
asac__then change the name in microblog/laconica.py14:16
BUGabundook14:16
asac__and killall gwibber-daemon gwibber14:16
asac__and start them like ./bin/gwibber-daemon14:16
asac__and ./bin/gwibber14:16
asac__let me know if that worked14:16
BUGabundoright I know14:16
asac__and didnt loose your setting14:16
asac__for laconica14:16
asac__as a second thing you could try to rename laconica.py to statusnet.py14:17
asac__and see if thta works similar good14:17
BUGabundoehe14:17
* BUGabundo checking out14:17
asac__you need to change laconica -< statusnet in __init__.py in microblog too to check that14:18
asac__(e.g. the rename of .py)14:18
asac__like14:19
asac__  "identica": identica,14:19
asac__-<14:19
asac__->14:19
asac__  "identica": identica,14:19
asac__urgh14:19
asac__i mean14:19
BUGabundoLOL14:19
BUGabundocalm down14:19
asac__"laconica": laconica,14:19
asac__->14:19
asac__"laconica": statusnet14:19
asac__if that work14:19
asac__you can also try14:19
asac__"statusnet": statusnet14:19
asac__but do all three steps to be sure that your settings dont get lost14:19
BUGabundolet me 1st try the 1st one :)14:20
asac__yeah14:23
asac__step by step ...14:23
BUGabundoasac could the old 1.2 jaiku .py be ported too?14:25
BUGabundono idea why it abandoned14:25
BUGabundonor do I see a bug for it14:25
asac__i wont do that porting14:26
asac__someone who uses it needs to step up14:26
BUGabundo:(14:26
asac__at best whoever contributed it initially14:26
BUGabundoI think it was Ryan14:27
BUGabundo:|14:27
asac__what doenst work?14:27
asac__is it completely broken? or just a bit?14:27
asac__do you get errors and all that stuff?14:27
BUGabundoits not ported14:27
BUGabundoso its not available anymore14:28
BUGabundorenaming done14:28
asac__ok then file a bug14:28
BUGabundostarting local gwibber modded14:28
asac__BUGabundo: k lets first check out the rename14:28
asac__so that was just the "name": in laconica.py (1st step)14:28
BUGabundoasac renaming done, and working so far14:30
BUGabundostill pleanty of "laconica" string around14:31
asac__in UI?14:31
asac__where?14:31
asac__BUGabundo: http://pastebin.com/f29a2cb6e ... you did that, right?14:32
BUGabundoyes that's what I did14:33
BUGabundoits not UI, just cli messages14:33
BUGabundoand inside the ,py14:33
asac__sure14:33
BUGabundoDEBUG:gwibber:Scheduled Op: <receive:laconica>14:33
BUGabundoDEBUG:gwibber:Scheduled Op: <responses:laconica>14:33
BUGabundoDEBUG:gwibber:Scheduled Op: <private:laconica>14:33
asac__thats ok14:33
BUGabundoI know14:33
asac__thats a separate step14:33
asac__for now its UI14:33
asac__ok i am committing that14:33
BUGabundowait14:34
BUGabundolet me try it :)14:34
BUGabundoat least ill learn a bit mre14:34
BUGabundoand purpose a merge14:34
asac__BUGabundo: oh already committed it ... but gave you credits14:35
ftaasac__, should we really keep this in tb*? MimeType=text/html;text/xml;application/xhtml+xml;application/xml;application/vnd.mozilla.xul+xml;application/rss+xml;application/rdf+xml;image/gif;image/jpeg;image/png14:35
asac__BUGabundo: bzr commit -m "rename Laconi.ca to StatusNet (UI part) in laconica.py (thx @BUGabundo for testing) - lp:419817"Committing to: bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~gwibber-committers/gwibber/trunk/14:35
asac__modified gwibber/microblog/laconica.py14:35
asac__Committed revision 477.14:35
asac__BUGabundo: next one :/14:35
asac__BUGabundo: you can try the rename of laconica.py as i said above (step 2 and 3)14:36
BUGabundotrying14:36
asac__fta: good point. i think we should update that14:36
asac__maybe add the mimetype for mail files it can process14:36
ftaasac__, while you're in there, please check that bug 460069 is properly committed14:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 460069 in gwibber "Large font size, cannot be changed or overridden" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/46006914:36
asac__application/rss+xml14:36
asac__is reasonable14:36
asac__application/rdf+xml14:36
asac__that too14:36
asac__yes14:37
asac__let me check14:37
asac__there is a bug in gwibber fonts14:37
asac__hmm14:37
ftaasac__, i mean, someone provided a debdiff, and scottk sponsored it14:37
asac__did jordan hall upload that?14:37
asac__did he commit it to packaging?14:37
ftai don't think so14:38
asac__hmm14:39
BUGabundoasac account lost on change of __init__14:39
asac__fta: is that ok for you? e.g. size wise?14:39
asac__BUGabundo: bzr diff14:40
asac__paste that14:40
asac__i think you need to keep the old name14:40
asac__i mean14:40
bdrungasac: i modified the clean rule to http://paste2.org/p/48385614:40
BUGabundoand I can't change the properties of a new one14:40
asac__"laconica": statusnet14:40
asac__that what i would have hoped should work14:40
BUGabundo File "/home/bugabundo/temp/gwibber2_trunk/gwibber/table.py", line 38, in custom_handler14:40
BUGabundo    for k, f in list(fns.items()): cell.set_property(k, f(o))14:40
BUGabundo  File "/home/bugabundo/temp/gwibber2_trunk/gwibber/configui.py", line 185, in get_proto_icon14:40
BUGabundo    return gtk.gdk.pixbuf_new_from_file(resources.get_ui_asset("icons/%s.png" % acct["protocol"]))14:40
asac__bdrung: did you commit on top of what i uploaded?14:41
asac__otherwise let me do that14:41
asac__BUGabundo:  paste your diff for now14:41
BUGabundoasac $ bzr diff __init__.py | pastebinit  http://paste.ubuntu.com/301329/14:41
bdrungasac: no, only modified the files you gave me14:42
bdrungasac: you may have to clean more than that14:42
asac__ok. i twas uploaded. i can commit your changes for now14:42
asac__and we can cleanup more later14:42
asac__;)14:42
asac__or ask micahg to do that14:43
asac__let me file a bug14:43
ftaasac__, donno, i just saw a dent yesterday about that, that led me to that bug14:43
asac__i complained now14:44
asac__bdrung: that paste service is inferior14:49
asac__no way to get pure data from it14:49
asac__ok found it14:49
bdrungasac: do you know a fast paste service with autodetection of the format?14:53
asac__no ;)14:57
asac__i just paste plain text14:57
asac__its all good14:58
asac__just that the "clean" format was hidden14:58
ftai often use pastebinit -f format15:03
ftaasac__, ppa re-org? ready when you are15:03
asac__fta: so i mozillateam/TOPIC ok with you?15:06
asac__if so ... lets do as suggested. put ffox + xul per-version ppa15:06
asac__and tbird per-version ppa15:06
ftaso we forget about webtech?15:07
asac__hmm15:07
asac__fta: thats ok too15:07
asac__but i cannot create any ppa ther ebecause i am not even in that team ;)15:07
ftayou sure?15:07
asac__yes15:08
ftaoh15:08
asac__https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-webtech/+members#active15:08
asac__is the build-deps ppa supposed to be for  all?15:09
ftafixed15:09
asac__thx15:09
asac__ok so let me create in webtech:15:09
asac__mozilla-central15:09
asac__hmm15:09
asac__lets check that if that would work15:09
ftano, it's a moving target15:10
asac__so we would have mozilla-central, mozilla-1.9.x etc.15:10
asac__for xulrunner and firefox daily combo15:10
asac__fta: we can also use firefox-3.7, etc. but the versions sometimes changes afterwards15:10
asac__and we cannot rename ppas afaik15:11
asac__so my vision would be something like:15:11
asac__mozilla-central15:11
asac__mozilla-1.9.x-daily15:11
ftaand we will loose all the current users15:11
asac__mozilla-1.9.x-milestones15:11
asac__yes. but this has to happen at some point15:11
asac__for a bit we can upload to both15:11
asac__but i think thats unavoidable15:11
asac__we can check with launchpad folks about a redirect later15:12
asac__though not sure where to redirect as tbird will not be in the xul/ffox ppa etc.15:12
ftaupload to both means a lot of ppa time15:12
asac__yes.15:12
asac__the alterantive is to upload to new15:12
asac__and just "copy"15:12
asac__using launchpad copy15:12
asac__but for that we have to wait till finished etc.15:12
asac__so a bit cumbersome15:12
asac__imo we should rather ask launchpad t remove the ppa so users will see a failure15:13
ftacopy means writing scripts with  the lp api, last time i checked, it was not up to the task for big PPAs like ours15:13
asac__and check whats wrong15:13
asac__and then they might move to new locations15:13
asac__or will stop using dailies15:13
asac__if we complement this with blog posts and mailing list announcements it should be ok15:13
asac__yeah. imo we should just accept that we have to migrate ... even if we loose some users15:14
asac__they will stack up later15:14
asac__and if we can make them getting errors on apt-get update15:14
asac__its a good way to provide a hint15:14
asac__thoughts?15:14
ftayep15:14
asac__fta: so i think for mozilla-central and friends its easy15:15
ftaif we do moz-central, we should probably add a meta package to allow the transition from one version of trunk to the next15:15
asac__would using comm-central + comm-1.9.0 comm-1.9.115:15
asac__work?15:15
asac__hmm15:15
asac__right15:15
asac__so that makes me come back to the idea to not split by version15:16
asac__and rather write some kind of "mozilla testers" tool that does the right pinning etc.15:16
ftai'd like to avoid that pinning hell15:16
asac__depending on what you seleect15:16
asac__fta: yes, but we also need to do transitions etc. in dailies15:16
asac__that isnt really possible with split archives15:16
asac__i just forgot that above when suggesting15:16
asac__like firefox-3.5 becomes default ... firefox-3.0 also needs to be in same archive ... for the time at least where ffox 3.0 is still shipped15:17
ftaso?15:17
asac__firefox-daily15:17
asac__firefox-milestones15:17
asac__or15:18
asac__yeah15:18
asac__that and15:18
asac__same for thunderbird-daily15:18
asac__and thunderbird-milestone15:18
asac__etc.15:18
ftahm, that still means pinning15:18
asac__for those that want to selectively use it15:18
asac__but i really think that there is no way around15:18
ftai prefer per version ppas15:18
asac__and we need some UI that allows users to express what they really want15:18
asac__but that doesnt work15:18
ftawhy?15:19
asac__you will send users into breakage15:19
asac__16:17 < asac__> like firefox-3.5 becomes default ... firefox-3.0 also needs to be in same archive ... for the time at least where ffox 3.0 is still shipped15:19
asac__we need them so users get good transitions15:19
asac__so basically what we support is: on archive side you can opt-in/out per-application15:20
asac__for dailies/milestone15:20
asac__if you want more things you need pinning ... which we should make easy by providing a "daily testers tool"15:20
asac__or something15:20
asac__if you split stuff users would be in the same position as they were before we replaced all firefox 3.0 packages15:21
ftapinning is bad because if you've already ahead of what you want, it simply doesn't work until you manually downgrade15:21
fta-ve+re15:21
asac__but is that an important case?15:22
asac__usually daily would catch up and then you would ride it15:22
asac__also i thought you can pin so hard that it also downgrades15:22
asac__but imoi that "daily testers" tool could do the pinning15:22
asac__and then do the initial downgrade15:22
asac__explicditly15:22
asac__if its really a needed use case15:22
asac__"Note that a priority above 1000 will allow even downgrades no matter the version of the prioritary package. This means that you can use priority 1001 for a stable source if you want to downgrade to the stable versions of the packages you have installed (let's say from testing) on the system. this is not recommended unless the number of changes are minimal "15:23
asac__http://wiki.debian.org/AptPinning15:23
asac__sounds reasonable15:23
ftai tried that already, it never worked for me15:25
BUGabundoguys just got 20 wave invites, if anyone needs one15:26
ftaBUGabundo, i already have an account there15:27
BUGabundofta: going on my second :)15:27
ftabut no invites.. where are they supposed to be?15:27
BUGabundojust got mine15:27
BUGabundofta: only ppl who got invited by google have invites!15:27
BUGabundoppl Nominated don't get them15:28
BUGabundoso if you need one for a friend15:28
BUGabundoask while I still have some15:28
ftait's ok, my friends still have some, so we have a pool ;)15:28
BUGabundook15:29
ftaasac__, do you have one? we could draft the ppa thing there ;)15:29
BUGabundoLOLOLOL15:30
fta-Maintainer: Ubuntu MOTU Developers <ubuntu-motu@lists.ubuntu.com>15:36
fta+Maintainer: Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>15:36
ftalol15:36
asac__fta: gwibber hack backed out ;)15:38
asac__fta: that maintainer part is correct15:38
asac__MOTU isnt used anymore15:38
asac__fta: what invite do you want?15:38
asac__google?15:39
asac__gmail?15:39
asac__i have plenty ;)15:39
ftait was for wave, but i don't need any15:39
asac__but i dont think its needed15:39
asac__i think we should setup a wiki page15:39
asac__and spec15:39
asac__spec like15:39
asac__to play through all cases15:39
asac__https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/PPAs15:40
asac__hmm15:40
asac__i think its ok to put there15:40
asac__and then make a WebTech PPa page that links to the sub teams15:40
ftawave a bit like gobby15:40
fta+is15:40
asac__ah ;)15:41
asac__fta: you can also use google doc15:41
asac__s15:41
asac__;)15:41
asac__i added introduction to that page now15:42
asac__"This document describes what ppas the mozillateam runs and what mechanisms users can use to opt-in/out from individual apps etc."15:42
asac__unfortuantely we got now visitors ... i am basically in the bedroom now hiding ;) ... saiyng that i am getting dressed. i will be back at 7 i think15:42
fta:)15:44
asac__so ... now i really have to get dressed15:45
asac__i will finish my thoughts while sitting there and listening to low-quality talks ;)15:45
asac__bbiw15:46
ftaBUGabundo, i think i trashed my W7 vbox install, i tried too hard to have dx10, now, it's painfully slow16:16
BUGabundololol16:19
BUGabundono idea16:19
BUGabundonever pushed it that hard16:19
BUGabundogreat thing about VM16:19
BUGabundotake a snapshot and restore16:19
ftaasac, if you feel brave enough to fix a really annoying gwibber bug: it scrolls at the top for each reload/update while you're reading17:02
BUGabundoYES YES YES17:02
BUGabundovery anoying17:02
=== BUGabundo1 is now known as BUGabundo
dtchenBUGabundo: please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio/Log17:52
BUGabundodtchen: and now I hear glitches again :(17:52
BUGabundodtchen: logging now17:53
dtchenBUGabundo: the glitches aren't necessarily PA's fault.17:53
dtchenBUGabundo: e.g., the driver may not be doing DMA properly given the constraints of the hw17:54
ftadtchen, will you push sdl to the p-a ppa?17:56
ftaor to a new place?17:56
dtchenfta: it will be in the ubuntu-audio-dev PPA as usual17:58
ftadtchen, ok, great. i still have themuso and crimsun, could i just drop that now?17:59
dtchenfta: yes17:59
ftaexcellent17:59
ftad'oh!18:02
fta53 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.18:02
ftaNeed to get 1,081MB of archives.18:02
ftaAfter this operation, 461MB of additional disk space will be used.18:02
BUGabundodtchen: was 100% ok until yesterday18:02
BUGabundonow I hear it all the time18:02
BUGabundolet me check PAMAN to see if I have anything above 100%18:02
ftaGet:14 http://archive.ubuntu.com karmic/universe nexuiz-data 2.5.2-1build1 [793MB]18:03
ftapfff18:03
BUGabundofta: aha18:03
BUGabundofta: better change mirrors :)18:04
ftawhy, it's fast18:04
BUGabundois it?18:05
BUGabundonot for me18:05
asac__ok18:06
ftaok, now that the ppa dls are done, it's slow18:10
BUGabundoahahah18:11
asac__fta: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/PPAs#preview18:14
BUGabundodtchen: need my current log?18:17
asac__ok renamed the -mliestones to -dailies18:18
asac__err backports ;)18:18
BUGabundololol18:20
BUGabundotypo like that18:20
BUGabundoand we are all doomed18:21
asac__so what was the right way to add a pin for a repo?18:26
asac__examples?18:26
asac__fta: ?18:26
asac__would like to put examples on the wiki page so we can check if that is what we want to do18:26
ftawell, i'm not sure it's the right way, but i have:18:28
ftaPackage: *18:28
ftaPin: release o=LP-PPA-ubuntu-mozilla-daily18:28
ftaPin-Priority: 10118:28
sebnerfta: you should thank me and not complain about the size :P18:32
ftanexuiz?18:32
asac__so how about this https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/PPAs#preview18:34
ftasebner, nexuiz?18:34
sebnerfta: yeah, say god to me as I brought it in ;)18:35
ftasebner, why did it jump from 322MB to 757MB?18:35
asac__better graphics ;)18:35
asac__hehe18:35
asac__more sound18:35
sebnerfta: because it's getting cooler and cooler and more professional18:35
sebnerhhuhu mighty asac__ _D18:35
sebner:D18:35
asac__hi sebner18:35
sebnerlong time no see18:35
ftawell, i play openarena, not nexuiz :P18:36
sebnerfta: you updates say something different :P18:36
sebner*your18:36
ftait's installed, but i haven't used it in months18:37
ftamaybe i should18:37
sebnerack18:39
sebner^^18:39
asac__https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/PPAs18:39
sebnerasac__: mighty, what's going on at the reeperbahn? =)18:39
asac__i am in kiel atm ;)18:39
ftahttp://launchpadlibrarian.net/34364433/buildlog_ubuntu-jaunty-amd64.firefox-3.7_3.7~a1~hg20091025r34171%2Bnobinonly-0ubuntu1~umd1~jaunty_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz18:39
asac__fta: that reminds me ... how long do you want micah to continue before adding him to team? ;) i think we could ask him to ask for review for things that are not trivial, but i think he would ask and not just push stuff that is too difficult for him18:41
asac__a least simple rebasing seems to be ok for him ;)18:41
ftai agree18:41
asac__he has been around doing bunch of bug work too for quite some time18:41
asac__cool18:41
av`asac__, who?18:42
asac__micah18:42
av`ah :)18:42
asac__fta: do you think that way of pinning would work?18:42
asac__i would make a simple script then to help users opt-in/out from things18:42
ftayou should try ;)18:42
asac__hmm18:43
asac__right18:43
asac__guess i can already do that18:43
asac__thought for a moment i would need it18:43
asac__fta: only thing that bothers me is the meta package18:43
asac__we should include the metapackage >= target version somehow18:43
asac__not sure how that is best done18:43
asac__i think i know how18:44
ftawhy would it be different from now?18:44
asac__no its not different18:45
asac__thats why i said "for a moment"18:45
asac__i can try18:45
asac__and will do that now18:45
asac__just wondering if that works for the version18:46
asac__too18:46
asac__ok added how i think that meta package could be done18:46
asac__now checking what happens ;)18:47
asac__hmm ffox didnt finish for today yet18:54
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asac__a bit odd ... it doesnt read what i have in preferences.d19:07
asac__hmm19:07
dtchenBUGabundo: sure.19:37
BUGabundodtchen: pastebining now19:44
ftasebner, nexuiz is unplayable on my dual core.19:54
ftaproblably same sdl/p-a issue as openarena19:55
BUGabundodtchen: $ pastebinit pulseverbose.log  http://paste.ubuntu.com/301533/20:03
BUGabundosorry it took a while. 2MB file over 2G :)20:03
dtchenhmm20:04
dtchenBUGabundo: are you actually using rtp actively?20:04
sebnerfta: I don't have any problems. Have audio deactivated in nexuiz though20:04
BUGabundodtchen: no20:04
dtchenBUGabundo: if not, just use pactl to unload those modules20:04
BUGabundoI just have it enabled20:05
BUGabundo:(20:05
dtchenBUGabundo: oh, in that case, disable it _and_ unload those modules20:05
BUGabundocan't I keep it?20:05
BUGabundodoes it affect me some how?20:05
BUGabundoLOLOL20:05
BUGabundoahahahahahahaahahahahaahahah20:05
dtchenit's known to cause aberrations ATM20:05
BUGabundoturning it off then20:06
BUGabundobut it was fine up to last update :|20:06
BUGabundodtchen: done20:06
BUGabundorestart ?20:06
dtchenBUGabundo: no need20:07
BUGabundook20:07
dtchenunloading them should be sufficient20:07
BUGabundoneed to put my system to a stress test :|20:07
BUGabundoideas?20:07
dtchenI probably need to hack in frame debugging into alsa-lib for 10.0420:07
ftaasac, http://launchpadlibrarian.net/34368035/buildlog_ubuntu-jaunty-amd64.prism_1.0b2%2Bsvn20090813r49078-0ubuntu2~umd3~jaunty_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz20:08
BUGabundodtchen: if you need further testing or I still see glitchs I'll let you know!20:10
BUGabundodtchen: do you think this will also fix my mute at start up?20:10
dtchenBUGabundo: it's likely unrelated, but I haven't stared at the volume code in some time.20:16
BUGabundodtchen: it was all fine up until recently. I installed kernel .15 and -32 to test 3G modem support bug, and am back to karmic kernel20:17
BUGabundobut now audio is muted on boot20:17
dtchenkernel .15?20:18
BUGabundodtchen: Linux BluBUG 2.6.31-14-generic #48-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 16 14:05:01 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux20:18
dtchensorry, but what's .15?20:19
BUGabundo2.6.31-2520:19
BUGabundogrrrr20:19
BUGabundo2.6.31-1520:19
BUGabundobrb, dinner20:19
dtchengit reset --hard origin/master20:20
dtchenbah, sorry20:20
dtchenBUGabundo: I don't see a -15?20:21
BUGabundodtchen: kernel ppa20:21
dtchenah20:22
dtchenright, I don't even see it tagged in ubuntu-karmic.git20:22
BUGabundoback20:39
BUGabundodtchen: yeah I know20:39
BUGabundoI was testing it20:39
BUGabundocause the bug report said it fixed 2G20:39
BUGabundo*3G20:39
BUGabundonot related to audio20:39
BUGabundobut I though I should mention20:39
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