=== nikolam_ is now known as nikolam === Dimmuxx_ is now known as Dimmuxx [03:00] its hard to tell someone something when they are not here [03:00] * gnomefreak Mr. Obvious tonight [03:00] we all have our moments [03:01] :) [03:01] waiting for micah? [03:01] ddecator: yeah [03:02] well not so much waiting but while im here i wanted to let him know 1.9.3 built but the apps have not [03:03] heh, i've been waiting for him to. did xr1.9.3 just get a new build? the one this morning kind of broke things [03:04] ddecator: that was the one that was built last i know of. he stayed up fixing it last night but nothing else built behind it [03:04] too* [03:04] gnomefreak: ah, gotcha. he noticed it this morning i think [03:04] FF3.7 isn't working atm because of it :p [03:04] its not? [03:05] nope, doesn't launch at all, i'm using 3.6 for now [03:05] micah said the trunk is broken [03:05] ddecator: let me see what i get after latest updates [03:07] 1000 5953 11.6 13.2 141024 32924 ? Sl 22:06 0:03 /usr/lib/firefox-3.7a5pre/firefox-3.7 its running just not displaying it sees [03:07] seems [03:08] latest update i noticed was just lucid -> maverick (same versions) without the ~Lucid at the end [03:08] right, you have to kill it, there is no gui [03:08] him and chriss where working(talking about) it but i wasnt paying attention too closely [03:09] when was that? i had irssi logged off all afternoon so i might have missed it [03:10] ddecator: ~12hours ago maybe [03:10] hm, that might be in my logs then, but i dont have time to check atm [03:11] * gnomefreak needs to work on xchat tomorrow if i get time. for some reason it wouldnt connect to irc.mozilla.org but did to deabian servers [03:11] debian even [03:11] i have trouble with mozilla's servers sometimes [03:13] that is good to know now i dont feel like its all my fault but im fairly sure it was a setting i had [03:15] mozilla's servers disconnect me for now reason probably once a week, haha [03:18] i never really had much of an issue with them but Xchat is just being a pain in the ass since i lost my backups so i have to start working on it again [03:20] ok im going to bed. too much work on too litle sleep [03:20] haha, alright, cya === kbrosnan_ is now known as kbrosnan === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan === Dimmuxx_ is now known as Dimmuxx [11:16] Hey is the Yahoo! default thing on a per geographical location basis? Installed Ubuntu 10.04 several times now and I till get Google as the default. [11:17] ah hang on... topic :) [11:18] crazy crazy [11:25] wow [11:25] topic is outdated!!! [11:25] asac: time to update it [11:40] Is drag and drop of e-mails in thunderbird broken? [11:41] hmm just restarted it and now it's fine again [12:03] it was changed back to google [12:03] IIRC [12:05] as for thunderbird using 3.0 drag and drop works here with the daily builds [12:14] BUGabundo_remote: im using chmod to change permissions of a file i have is it 700 or 777? it seems that a+x doesnt work [13:32] gnomefreak: sorry, lost track [13:32] what do you want to do? [13:32] BUGabundo_remote: i think i got it thanks [13:32] np [13:49] * asac checks topic === asac changed the topic of #ubuntu-mozillateam to: Welcome to the Ubuntu Mozilla Team: | ML: http://is.gd/83fnr | to get firefox 3.6 run: "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mozillateam/firefox-stable" - then use update-manager to update your system | Next Meeting: TBD [13:50] BUGabundo_remote: better? === asac changed the topic of #ubuntu-mozillateam to: Welcome to the Ubuntu Mozilla Team: | ML: http://is.gd/83fnr | to get firefox 3.6 on hardy - karmic run: "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mozillateam/firefox-stable" - then use update-manager to update your system | Next Meeting: TBD [13:53] Lantizia: we moved back to google before lucid relesae [14:03] asac: yes [15:26] chrisccoulson: apple just announced 54 new vulnerabilities in webkit. Add them to the ~22 that are already present in karmic's webkit, and I think we will need to backport 1.2.1 to earlier release instead of 1.1.15.x... [15:26] chrisccoulson: don't shoot the messenger :) [15:26] mdeslaur, the webkit backport of epiphany needs some work anyway - it sucks compared to the gecko version atm [15:27] but that's also the case for epiphany i karmic and lucid too [15:28] well, fortunately epiphany in karmic and lucid is in universe [16:36] chrisccoulson: trying to get a test openjdk uploaded now [16:36] micahg - thanks [16:37] jdstrand - totem is uploaded to the PPA now [16:37] chrisccoulson: the caveat is maintainer is set for me, if it builds, do you know how to upload w/openjdk team as maintainer? [16:41] micahg - yeah, i can do that [16:41] chrisccoulson: k [16:41] what was the issue with setting the openjdk team as the maintainer anyway? [16:42] * chrisccoulson thinks it's a shame that PPA uploads don't count towards karma [16:42] i did nearly 400 uploads yesterday ;) [16:42] chrisccoulson: they do :) [16:43] oh, maybe i'll get a nice surprise tomorrow then ;) [17:02] chrisccoulson: re totem> ack === yofel_ is now known as yofel [18:33] chrisccoulson: did you notice all the totem builds are ftbfs? [18:33] jdstrand - yeah, i'm just fixing that now [18:33] k [18:34] its because i changed the xulrunner build-depend to pull in 1.9.2 at the last minute [18:34] and it's looking in the wrong location for headers (there are no stable and unstable folders anymore) === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away [20:05] jdstrand, why no security updates for those?? http://www.adobe.com/support/security/advisories/apsa10-01.html [20:17] fta: I am following up with our partner packager. thanks [20:18] fta: ok, the eta in the advisory is the 10th and our partner guy said Ubuntu should have packages then too === BUGabundo is now known as BUGa_TakeAway_fe === BUGa_TakeAway_fe is now known as BUGaTakeAwayfewd [20:19] ok [20:20] we will get flashplugin-nonfree out on that day as well [20:22] if you can also ask get the workaround for bug 589409 in acroread/maverick, it would be nice [20:22] Launchpad bug 589409 in acroread (Ubuntu) "acroread corrupted display when using RGBA in gtk (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/589409 [20:22] jdstrand, ^^ [20:34] mdeslaur: ^ you interested in that too? [20:36] jdstrand: no, that's only for acrobat...so iamfuzz only [20:36] oh, duh [20:37] sorry, I misread that [20:40] chrisccoulson: good news...no 3.5.10 release w/out/3.6.4 [20:41] micahg - yeah :) [21:18] chrisccoulson: I have some dependency issues w/openjdk, I'll look into it more tonight === BUGaTakeAwayfewd is now known as BUGabundo [22:01] How do I change which application is used to open downloaded files when I select to open them in the downloads window? [22:01] Dimmuxx: Edit -> Preferences -> Applications [22:02] wow, i didn't have a chance to look for that.. [22:02] Dimmuxx: should be system defaults by default [22:02] that's just what it should do with them when I click on a link [22:03] maybe System > Preferences > Preferred Applications [22:03] nope [22:03] Dimmuxx: what's the issue? [22:03] tried all the obvious things [22:03] I download a mp3 file [22:03] it shows up in the Downloads window [22:03] I select open it [22:03] it opens in totem [22:04] I have audacious as the player for mp3 files in nautilus [22:04] Dimmuxx: if you open the folder by right clicking the download, and open from the folder, where does it open? [22:04] audacious of course [22:04] same thing with movies files [22:05] Dimmuxx: then check the preferences [22:05] the preferences for mp3 files are Always ask [22:08] and system > preferences > preferred application are rhythmbox for multimedia files btw so it can't get the info from there [22:09] * micahg doesn't know [22:10] Dimmuxx: which version? [22:10] it seems that google doesn't either :/ [22:10] 3.6.4build6 [22:10] but I don't think that's related [22:10] * micahg wonders if it's our build or not [22:11] I found a thread on the ubuntu forum from 2008 but no solution there either [22:11] Dimmuxx: maybe ask in #firefox on irc.mozilla.org? [22:12] * micahg can follow you over there [22:12] okay [22:13] ha, i can finally connect to their servers without being disconnected right away.. [22:13] Dimmuxx: actually #qa might be better over there [22:14] too much spam in #firefox? [22:14] are you sure it's a regression though? [22:14] * micahg isn't sure :) [22:14] since people had the same problem back in 2008 [22:15] or 2009 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1230227 [22:16] Dimmuxx: I was wondering if it's a mime type issue, that bug is well known [22:16] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=859228 [22:16] I pasted the wrong thread but it might be the same issue too [22:32] Dimmuxx: so, per #qa discussion, tru disabling ubufox, then try from the cli, xdg-open mymp3.mp3 [22:33] xdg-open opens it in audacious [22:34] disabling the extension didn't work [22:34] Dimmuxx: that's good, I think there's an upstream bug to implement xdg-open... [22:34] I also tried to have open in audacious2 in the window before saving the file [22:34] but that didn't work [22:34] Dimmuxx: if you want, you can file a bug on LP and I'll try to find teh upstream [22:35] I wonder where it gets the information to use totem [22:36] It must be from somewhere [22:36] chrisccoulson: ok, I finally finished https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Firefox3.6.4Upgrade/SecurityPublication [22:36] Dimmuxx: is it opening in totem outside the browser or inside the browser? [22:36] outside [22:36] jdstrand, thanks, i will take a look at that in the morning [22:36] chrisccoulson: if you could look that over to make sure we are on the same page, that would be great [22:36] chrisccoulson: cool, thanks [22:37] micahg: It should be easy for you to reproduce [22:37] Dimmuxx: right, just no time right now, can try later [22:38] heh okay good :) [22:40] It works in correctly in chromium btw [22:40] -in [22:41] heh, I get more reasons to switch to it everyday. [22:54] fta: am I remembering correctly that you were/are preparing a 5.0.375.70 update for chromium-browser? (fyi, I just filed bug #591474) [22:54] Launchpad bug 591474 in chromium-browser (Ubuntu) "5.0.375.70 security update available (affects: 1) (heat: 260)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/591474 [22:54] that might have been .55 I was thinking of [23:07] jdstrand, .55 as we're tracking the stable channel now. http://people.ubuntu.com/~fta/ppa-dashboard/chromium-daily.html [23:08] oh, i missed that .70 [23:08] I think .70 is the new stable... [23:09] see that. /me looking at why i missed it [23:09] fta: if you are planning a .70, would you mind making a .70 package for lucid and reference bug 591474? [23:10] Launchpad bug 591474 in chromium-browser (Ubuntu) "5.0.375.70 security update available (affects: 1) (heat: 260)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/591474 [23:10] sure [23:10] fta: thanks, feel free to put it in the same place and ping me and I'll get it uploaded, etc, etc [23:13] chrisccoulson: looks like we might get PGO in FF4 for free :) [23:14] jdstrand, i already know it builds & run fine, it's been in the beta channel for ~4days. i just have to document and close the release [23:14] micahg - cool [23:14] chrisccoulson: will require gcc 4.5 though [23:14] so > maverick [23:14] >= maverick [23:16] fta: ack [23:56] * asac says hello [23:56] 1am ... good time to start working ;) [23:57] * ddecator says hello to asac [23:57] he ddecator [23:59] * BUGabundo waves back