[00:24] jcastro: there? [00:26] asac: we got complemented in the adopt an upstream session [00:26] micahg: huh? [00:27] they said the mozilla team is doing a great job [00:27] was that a community thing? [00:27] ;) [00:27] it was a UDS session [00:27] yeah [00:27] thanks for forwarding ;) [00:27] they apparently loved me in there too :) [00:27] finally some good news [00:28] jdstrand_: 15:00 ? [00:28] micahg: oh ... so you contributed through IRC? [00:28] nice [00:28] yes [00:28] for once, it's not about us spamming the builders [00:28] hehe [00:28] (or me) [00:28] fta: i think nobody who has a real clue complains a bout that [00:28] they want to make more documents and organize on helping with upstream [00:28] https://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/community-lucid-adopt-an-upstream [00:29] just random folks that are unhappy that are too lazy to do their daily packaging excersizes locally [00:29] the thing is, we're already doing most of what they are looking for [00:29] darn ... gobby seems to be downish :/ [00:29] was just using it [00:30] yeah [00:30] i actually would even say that partly of what their understanding is about what they want was inspired by us [00:30] :-P [00:31] yes and I showed them the LP imports of upstream bmo comments [00:31] hi for the last couple of days thunderbird keeps telling me that the certificate for yahoo.com is issued for yahoo.co.uk. I always have to click ok before I can get mail from any of my email accounts. How can I tell thunderbid that it should always accept the certificate of yahoo.co.uk for yahoo.com [00:34] micahg: LP imports of upstream bmo comments? [00:34] ;) [00:34] *sigh* https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=585577#c4 [00:34] is that something you did ;) [00:34] Gnome bug 585577 in Mailer "wrong FROM in the envelope during SMTP negociation when using multiple accounts" [Normal,Unconfirmed] [00:34] asac: no, when they upgraded to bugzilla 3.4.3, the comments started pouring in [00:34] i wonder if evo is dead upstream [00:34] fta: I thought they were working on a new mail client [00:35] fta: yeah. just wanted to ask ... i will check with seb ... maybe he can give us a good irc nick so you can diretly bug on IRC [00:35] i've located my problem, the fix is easy, but i'm not sure they want it [00:36] or how they want it [00:36] micahg, really? do you have a link? [00:36] i saw somthing...let me see if I can find it [00:39] asac, usually seb doesn't care about this kind of bugs as they are not packaging related, he sends me upstream [00:39] and my bug is still untouched after 6+ months [00:42] no, evo seems to be planned for 3.0 [00:42] fta: right .... i want him to give the richt nick to bug him ;) [00:44] micahg, what does that mean? [00:44] fta: I was wrong :) [00:45] ok ... i will be downstairs now getting food and beer ;) [00:45] the wifi is too sucky here on room anyway ;) [00:45] as usual ;) [00:45] wifi is always bad at uds [00:45] too many geeks [00:46] at uds its quite good this time actually ... just the rooms are bad (though it still works, which means its better than usual ) ;) [00:46] ok ... talk to you tomorrow ;) [00:46] ok, enjoy [00:47] fta: I'll fix ff3.7 later [00:47] great, thx [00:48] so we'll just have the lpia js segfault left [00:48] [reed], ^^ [00:49] <[reed]> fta: bug filed? [00:49] <[reed]> :) [00:49] dont bother about lpia for now [00:49] no, as i said, i can't provide a backtrace, no lpia here [00:52] maybe we will disable lpia for ppa's ... tbd [00:52] too bad, i thought for a moment that someone would fix bug 369112 [00:52] I haven't had a chance to file the bug yet [00:52] Launchpad bug 369112 in soyuz "API export of IDistroSeries.getBuildRecords() should optionally filter on active source publications" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/369112 [00:52] ok out for sure [00:52] ttyt [00:58] can't you emulate lpia on qemu? [02:49] asac: newer userspace is nearly always safe. it's newer kernelspace that tends to present problems. [05:58] dtchen_: cool. thanks a lot! [06:02] asac: np. [07:17] asac: you're not still up, are you? === micahg1 is now known as micahg === asac_ is now known as asac [15:02] jcastro: there? [15:12] jcastro: not sure if i have rescheduling powers, but it definitly doenst work :) ... [15:31] <[reed]> launchpad's code is so huge [15:31] <[reed]> taking forever to pull it down [15:40] hehe [15:44] <[reed]> now LP is throwing 500 ISE [15:45] <[reed]> for http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~launchpad-pqm/launchpad/db-devel/files [16:23] * [reed] tries to figure out how lp bzr branches work [17:00] fta: I have the fix for ff3.7 but wanted it reviewed === hggdh_ is now known as hggdh [20:05] micahg1, too late for today's run [20:07] fta: ok, do you want to review now? [20:07] sure === micahg1 is now known as micahg [20:18] fta: http://pastebin.com/f568d519b [20:22] hmm, strange [20:22] all the urls have been dropped and replaced by only one unlocalized link? [20:23] mozilla 522571 [20:23] Mozilla bug 522571 in Add-ons Manager "Link from themes manager to personas gallery" [Normal,Verified: fixed] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=522571 [20:28] micahg, ok, go on. thanks [20:33] fta: done [20:56] !time [20:56] Information about using and setting your computer's clock on Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime - See https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/NTP.html for information on usage of the Network Time Protocol (NTP) [20:56] hm [21:15] meh, the latest chromium-daily just broke a good junk of my extensions [21:36] boas [21:39] ripps, please file bugs, i don't use extensions so i don't notice [21:39] BUGabundo, ola [21:39] hey fta [21:39] how is UDS going? [21:39] i'm not in Dalas [21:39] oh [21:39] i decided to skip this time === micahg1 is now known as micahg [21:46] fta: bug filed [21:48] [reed], i'm not sure i understand mozilla 518506 correctly, you're patching pixman to fix the bug? or is it just needed for --disable-libxul and--enable-system-cairo? [21:48] Mozilla bug 518506 in Widget: Gtk "Horrible flicker when scrolling windowed plugins living out-of-process" [Normal,New] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=518506 [21:48] btw, --enable-system-cairo and a patched in-source pixman doesn't make sense to me [22:12] anyone's good in python here? [22:13] no me [22:16] nm, i did it in 1 line of shell, as usual [22:17] ahaah [22:17] using python to give me a value in a python file would have been nice [22:17] <[reed]> fta: no idea... ask in the bug? [22:50] ripps, didn't you say earlier that chromium started to crash recently? [22:50] or was it someone else? [22:50] fta: yeah, but the problem was resolved after a quick reinstall [22:51] oh, ok [22:52] fta: btw, it seems that the chromium devs purposely broke the extension api in order to make it more secure, dozens of extension are going to need to be rewritten now [22:53] hm, ok [22:53] btw, is there a sane ad blocker now? [22:53] i mean, something really blocking, not just hidding [22:53] and no, i don't want to setup a proxy [22:54] ripps, ^^ [22:55] fta: well adblock+ works well, but I also use a tweaked hosts file that works better than any adblocker. I mostly use adblock+ to remove annoying webpage elements. http://someonewhocares.org/hosts/zero/ [22:56] someonewhocares also has an rss feed. I use it know when it's updated and sync it with the one in /etc/hosts [22:57] adblock+ in ff works fine for me (i use my own rules, not the lists), i'm looking for an equivalent, but all i can find is just hidding stuff [22:59] as far as I understand, it can't be done with chromium extensions because the extension api doesn't allow it. But the developers are clearly making changes to the api [23:00] ok, thanks, so i'll continue to wait [23:00] fta: the hosts file technique works very well, and it works on all browsers, so consider checking it out. [23:08] What I really want is someone to make an autoscroll extension for Chromium Linux. [23:08] i often block parts of websites, i want their content, but i block their ads, or js pulling ads from everywhere else [23:45] http://news.cnet.com/8301-30685_3-10400487-264.html [23:47] dtchen_, 1:0.9.20-0ubuntu2~~karmic~ubuntuaudiodev1 even longer than the mozilla ones [23:48] LOLOLOL [23:50] 1.9.2~b4~hg20091118r33017+nobinonly-0ubuntu1~umd1~karmic [23:50] maybe not [23:51] heh [23:53] fta: I get a footer with "New! Chromium now has extensions and bookmark sync. " [23:53] but both links are fw to google.com :\\\ [23:55] BUGabundo, btw, the daily PPAs now build for lucid too [23:56] kool [23:56] need to comment old karmic [23:57] It's the 1st time i don't switch distro at day 1 [23:57] I see tb31 trunk failed on amd64 [23:58] fta: you are getting old :)))) [23:58] not going to UDS [23:58] not upgrading to p1 [23:58] *+1 [23:58] maybe i'm getting tired of all this [23:58] who knows [23:59] I know the feeling [23:59] it takes a part of our soul [23:59] fta: tb3.1 already fixed for tomorrow upstream