[00:50] * ccheney takes a break, currently down to only 11 symbols to copy over, and whatever huge mess they drag with them [00:50] this patch is going to end up huge :-\ === yofel_ is now known as yofel [02:49] with lucid on amd64, xul-ext-greasemonkey and many other addons break firefox. [02:49] (it starts the first time after installation, copies the new addon in ~/.mozilla/firefox/blah/extension, runs with the new addon in a usable state, and then when I restart firefox, firefox does not even launch). [02:50] is there anyone who experiences otherwise on lucid + amd64? [02:51] Drakeson: this is known [02:52] Drakeson: the workaround is to delete the compatability.ini file in the profile dir [02:52] thanks [02:52] Drakeson: there are 2 bugs if you'd like to subscribe [02:53] one is mine :p [02:53] k [02:53] I apport-collected, and you didn't respond or merge it with the other one :p [02:53] after beta 1 I'll try to get it sorted out if 3.6.2 didn't fix it [02:54] s/didn't/doesn't [02:54] thanks, I was just desparate to get a fix [02:55] Drakeson: which bug is yours? [02:55] 528498 [02:56] bug 528498 [02:56] Launchpad bug 528498 in firefox "Several addons prevent firefox 3.6 from starting on amd64" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/528498 [02:56] so, what should I do to the compatibility file? [02:57] delete it everytime? ln -s it to /dev/null ? just delete some of the fields in there? [02:58] Drakeson: rm seems to work [02:58] every time I install a new plugin or just once? [02:58] Drakeson: just before you start firefox [02:59] aaah, I see [02:59] thanks [03:32] asac: still up? [03:36] [reed]: should configure fail with the wrong nss version? [06:16] <[reed]> micahg: it should ... [06:16] [reed]: k, I'll file a bug against the landing bug for NSS in the morning [07:33] jdstrand, any idea if debian will have the recent apache2 security fixes? [09:06] buns di@s === yofel_ is now known as yofel [10:18] chrisccoulson: xulrunner is not fully promoted to main [10:18] Filename: pool/universe/x/xulrunner-1.9.2/xulrunner-1.9.2-dev_1.9.2+nobinonly-0ubuntu1_armel.deb [10:18] maybe check with pitti ;) [10:19] asac - is that why stuff keeps failing on armel? [10:19] openjdk fails to ubuild etc. [10:19] yes [10:19] ah [10:19] at leaste http://launchpadlibrarian.net/40773332/buildlog_ubuntu-lucid-armel.openjdk-6_6b18~pre2-1ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [10:19] fails because of that [10:19] i have to confess, i haven't checked all the armel build failures yet [10:20] yeah. lets get it promoted and retry [10:20] asap [10:43] hmmm, xiphos behaves really weird with the new xulrunner [10:43] it does nothing except for spawn lots of nautilus windows :-/ [10:51] attached a patch for bug 518422 [10:51] Launchpad bug 518422 in firefox "Firefox does not start with certain addons installed" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/518422 [10:51] bdrung confirmed it ... maybe add it to our packages [10:51] so we can get verification on dailies [10:52] chrisccoulson: what is xiphos doing? [10:52] asac - the main window opens, and then it floods my desktop with new nautilus windows [10:52] and it doesn't do anything else [10:52] it doesn't show any of the content that it is meant to show [10:54] chrisccoulson: right what i wondered is what is xiphos about at all ;) [10:54] * asac checks apt [10:54] oh, its meant to show religious texts i think [10:54] bible studying tool ;) [10:56] chrisccoulson: is it in the archive already? [10:56] asac - no, i've not uploaded it yet [10:58] ok [11:09] asac - xulrunner-1.9.1 is off the CD now [11:16] yay!! [11:16] though 1.9.2 is sitll on it [11:16] but well it wasnt fixable anyway with couchdb [11:50] asac - yeah, and yelp too [11:50] i think those are the only 2 things pulling it on to the CD [12:00] yelp was considered dead [12:00] but we already discussed that ;) [13:15] kenvandine, yt? [13:17] kenvandine, any chance you can add my patch for gnome 585577 in evolution? each time someone touches the package, i have to re-add that patch in a ppa to be able to use evo at work [13:18] Gnome bug 585577 in Mailer "wrong FROM in the envelope during SMTP negociation when using multiple accounts" [Normal,New] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=585577 [13:26] asked seb to poke upstream [14:10] asac: ping [14:26] jcastro: PM? [14:35] micahg: of course! for you, anything! [14:57] hey micahg, how are you today? [15:00] chrisccoulson: k [15:00] michag - i'm having issues with xiphos at the moment [15:01] it spawns lots of nautilus windows when it opens [15:02] chrisccoulson: let's push that on xnox as he said it would work :) [15:03] michag - it looks like a xulrunner bug [15:03] chrisccoulson: oh, then we should fix it :) [15:03] the GtkMozEmbed instance is creating a lot of open_uri events with file:/// as the URI [15:03] and it didn't do that before [15:04] and xiphos provides a signal handler for those, to handle the URI's (presumably for when someone clicks a link in the displayed content) [15:04] jdstrand: we need USN for tbird 2.0.0.24 [15:08] asac: 910-1 [15:08] asac: when is it supposed to release? [15:13] asac - did you mean to assign bug 534760 back to yourself again, or was that an accident? [15:13] Launchpad bug 534760 in light-themes "firefox tooltips are inconsistant" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/534760 [15:15] chrisccoulson: no ;) ... wanted to assign it to you [15:16] ah, ok. i assigned it back now ;) [15:16] (to me) [15:21] jdstrand: monday ... we want to stage tomorrow [15:21] asac: ok, I'll be on vacation, but mdeslaur or kees can handle it [15:28] chrisccoulson: jcastro: I need to chat with both of you in about 2.5 hours :) [15:28] have to run now :) [15:28] no worries ;) [16:21] I've got trouble installing filezilla [16:21] Trying to install in lucid gives this error: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/188426/ [16:22] My original FZ-install mystically dissapeared, and now it isn't installable from the repos [16:22] scratch that [16:22] I asked m0ar to come here [16:23] cause I miss read "firefox" not filezilla :( [16:23] Ah === yofel_ is now known as yfoel === yfoel is now known as yofel [17:06] jdstrand: thanks. we have the USN; will find a peer to roll this. thanks! (maybe double check if the pocket copy is properly documented on wiki for mozilla ppa) [17:07] enjoy your vacation [17:14] asac: it is documented, I already went over it with the security team [17:14] s/, I/and I/ [17:14] asac: thanks! [18:13] jdstrand, any idea if debian will have the recent apache2 security fixes? [18:27] fta: I'm told that debian unstable is already fixed [18:27] fta: 12:27 < mdeslaur> sid already has 2.2.15 which fixes the issues [18:32] guess he caresa about stabel ;) [18:35] yep, debian stable [18:35] (at work) [18:36] found nothing on the d security page this morning [18:38] they usually send an email to securit-announce or something too [18:38] webpage might be out of sync [18:38] that ml should not lie [18:53] fta: I don't know the status of the apache update for debian stable. you could ask in #debian-security on oftc [19:27] chrisccoulson: can you work on the thunderbrid 2.0.0.24 release? [19:29] micahg - yeah, i can do. perhaps later though (i'm going to go for dinner shortly) [19:29] chrisccoulson: sure tomorrow is fine :) [19:29] chrisccoulson: just ping me later if you want to discuss details [19:29] cool, thanks! [19:30] micahg - i found the issue with xiphos btw, but i'm not sure if the new xulrunner behaviour is correct or not [19:30] chrisccoulson: k, you want to talk about it now or later? [19:30] later is fine [19:31] chrisccoulson: k, I should be here for at least 2.5 hours [19:34] asac, what kind of bug should i file for the chromium codecs? [19:46] http://blog.chromium.org/2010/03/does-your-browser-behave.html [19:47] fta: a [FFe] chromium-browser needs codecs packages to have oob video support [19:47] asac, as title? do i need to add a tag? [19:47] subscribe ubuntu-motu-release [19:48] keep it in state New [19:48] give some more verbose info in summary ... point them to packages, explain why we need a new copy etc. [19:50] asac: xul192 is tagged for ubuntu2 release [19:50] asac: I'm spiining TB303 now [19:51] asac, there's already bug 513776, can i reuse it? [19:51] Launchpad bug 513776 in chromium-browser "Unavailable dependency: chromium-browser recommends chromium-codecs-ffmpeg which is unavailable" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/513776 [19:53] fta: often having an individual bug as FFe helps. but in the end it doesnt matter ... just prepend [FFe] chromium-codecs-ffmpeg for lucid - Was:...." [20:09] bdrung: xul-ext-notify doesn't work in firefox 3.6 for me, does it work for you? [20:11] micahg: it works for me (up-to-date lucid) [20:11] bdrung: hmm, it doesn't work on karmic [20:11] I guess that's not a real problem as it's not packaged for karmic, but just wondering [20:11] micahg: karmic's xul-ext-notify + FF 3.6? [20:12] bdrung: karmic doesn't have xul-ext-notify [20:12] micahg: it's called firefox-notify in karmic [20:14] bdrung: it's says only for 3.5 [20:14] micahg: just edit the install.rdf file [20:16] * micahg has to rebuild... [20:19] asac, bug 537617 [20:19] Launchpad bug 537617 in chromium-browser "[FFe] chromium-codecs-ffmpeg for lucid" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/537617 [20:20] please read before i subscribe motu [20:22] fta: you'd actually subscribe ubuntu-release I think for the FFe [20:22] ubuntu-motu-release [20:22] fta: no, the release team merged I thought [20:22] fta: micahg : Yep, the merges, ubuntu-release is the way to go [20:23] *they merges [20:23] ok [20:23] *merged [20:23] i'm really diverging from all this :P [20:23] ;) [20:23] drifting awat [20:23] y [20:24] bdrung: no go, maybe I'll check when I upgrade to lucid next week, if it's good, maybe we can add a Suggests [20:24] if you read the bug, is it clear enough? [20:26] asac: when you're done with fta's bug, TB3 is staged in my ppa: https://edge.launchpad.net/~micahg/+archive/mozilla-test/+packages [21:58] chrisccoulson, still around? [21:58] hey rickspencer3, i am [21:58] chrisccoulson, have you seen this one: [21:58] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/537298 [21:58] Launchpad bug 537298 in firefox "Lucid firefox renders Launchpad very slowly" [Undecided,New] [21:58] didrocks mentioned that to me yesterday [21:59] ok [21:59] chrisccoulson, I am no expert here, but I am thinking this might be good to get into the mozilla bug tracker in case it is a true regressions n mozilla [21:59] (and not a problem with the css or js in lp (which I suspect)) [21:59] yeah, possibly. i wish i could recreate it here [21:59] ^based on no good data btw, just a gut [22:00] chrisccoulson: rickspencer3: the user should try to reproduce in a clean profile first [22:00] nm [22:00] I see the user already did [22:01] chrisccoulson, I leave it in your capable hands [22:01] rickspencer3, thanks :) [22:01] don't worry, the only thing that can happen is you can piss off our most important upstream, and the launchpad team at the same time [22:01] :) [22:01] hi flacoste [22:01] all, flacoste basically runs LP right now [22:02] chrisccoulson, flacoste I need to run for some errands, I'll check back in an hour or so [22:02] hi folks [22:02] i'm trying this on windows right now [22:02] rickspencer3, no worries [22:02] hi flacoste [22:02] flacoste: can you verify with upstream firefox build in a clean profile as well? [22:03] micahg: i'm not really set-up for that kind of tests [22:03] on Ubuntu you mean? [22:03] i'm still on Karmic [22:03] flacoste, this might be a good time to get someone on our team set up with that capability [22:03] it will be hard for you to drive this to completion if the devs can't good debugging info [22:04] flacoste: sorry, I thoguht it was your bug :) [22:04] micahg: didier roche reported it, i just want to make sure that Launchpad doesn't become slow for all Lucid/firefox users :-) [22:04] * micahg goes to find didrocks [22:05] * sebner is of the opinion that LP was never that fast from the beginning :P [22:05] * sebner hides [22:05] micahg - didrocks has finished for the evening now [22:05] oh, just pinged him in devel [22:05] heh [22:05] * micahg can comment on teh bug [22:05] he left about 10 minutes ago i think [22:06] fwiw, it's switches tab very fast on Windows in 3.6 [22:06] wfm in ff36 on karmic [22:06] and it wfm in lucid ;) [22:10] * micahg saw jcastro's post on testdrive...seems interesting [22:11] ok, it's probably something related to didrocks system environment (2d, 32 bits) [22:11] flacoste, ok [22:11] micahg, chrisccoulson: any of you have 3d enabled? or running on 32bits? [22:11] flacoste, he said seb128 had the same issue [22:12] flacoste, 64bit here, with 3D [22:12] same here [22:12] although i'm not sure how that affects windows in virtualbox [22:13] ah, someone tried 32bit without acceleration? [22:13] i don't think so [22:13] flacoste: is this in virtualbox [22:14] micahg: no, i tested FF36 on windows/virtualbox and didn't experience the issue [22:14] flacoste: w/or without guest additions? [22:14] with [22:16] brb [22:17] mars: there are 144 CSS errors [22:17] micahg, in which page version? The /1/ page has almost every image path wrong :) [22:18] mars: http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?profile=css21&warning=0&uri=https%3A%2F%2Fbugs.edge.launchpad.net%2Fubuntu%2F%2Bbug%2F113669 <-- the page didrocks was looking at [22:18] micahg, which URL? [22:18] looking [22:18] seb128 reports that he doesn't experience the problem everytime [22:18] he wonders if it's related to the number of tabs open [22:19] seb128 has 32bit hw but 3d enabled [22:20] micahg, it looks like a lot of the errors are browser-specific rules and hacks [22:21] mars: k, anyways, since not everyone is experiencing it, my guess is a graphics driver issue [22:21] flacoste, is seb128 willing to shut off 3d to try a test? :) [22:23] micahg, I guess that greatly lowers the possible exposure of this issue [22:24] that, and the testing everyone has done just now [22:25] well, vesa doesn't work on my laptop [22:28] * micahg wonders if testdrive will work for older ISOs as well [22:30] mars: could also be a GTK bug... [22:31] micahg, yeah, I was wondering about that. [22:31] bbiab [22:32] I was wondering if someone had a massive Mozilla profiler superweapon they could point at the program to quickly narrow down the source of the CPU spike :) [22:33] But we would have to reproduce it first :/ [22:35] yeah, i would like to know what people use for profiling [22:35] i'm still on a big learning curve here [22:35] did didrocks say he was using the nv driver? [22:36] firefox has to do much more work when dragging a window over it if there is no compositing manager [22:36] because it will get floods of expose events