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micahgjdstrand: so, I guess no OpenJDK update :(00:03
jdstrandmicahg: huh?00:04
micahgjdstrand: reply to your email, well, not exactly that, but it looks a lot harder than we thought00:04
jdstrandI don't have the reply yet00:05
micahgoh, it was sent 10 minutes ago00:05
jdstrandah, there it is00:05
chrisccoulson_jdstrand, i've got epiphany build against xul1.9.2 on hardy now00:14
chrisccoulson_i will test it quickly and then get it in to the PPA00:14
BUGabundo_IsBackYAY00:20
BUGabundo_IsBackdesktop couch dead again00:21
micahgjdstrand: I might be able to backport the basic plugin code to jaunty from lucid since it's a newer version of openjdk, that wasn't possible w/hardy00:22
micahgbut it looks like either way, we're in trouble00:23
jdstrandmicahg: that won't pass the TCK either, according to doko00:23
micahgjdstrand: right, that's why I said either way we're in trouble :(00:23
jdstrandmicahg: I don't think I can make the call. I pushed it up the ladder00:26
micahgchrisccoulson_: I forgot to merge the changelog from karmic into the new build00:28
micahgchrisccoulson_: openjdk backport00:28
chrisccoulson_jdstrand - we need the cairo patch in the xulrunner source too00:46
chrisccoulson_the fonts in epiphany are hideous00:46
chrisccoulson_that's an easy fix though, we should probably just do that in maverick too00:46
chrisccoulson_other than that, epiphany is working fine with xul192 now00:47
chrisccoulson_micahg - how much effort have you put in to midbrowser? the current version doesn't actually appear to work on hardy anyway00:55
chrisccoulson_"Could not find compatible GRE between 1.9.0.1 and 1.9.0.1"00:55
micahgchrisccoulson_: idk, at a minimum convert the *-xpcom calls to libxul00:55
micahgchrisccoulson_: that can probably be fixed with a GRE patch00:55
chrisccoulson_i wouldn't bother trying to fix it if it doesn't work already00:56
chrisccoulson_(it certainly shouldn't be fixed through -security)00:56
micahgchrisccoulson_: well, it's in main and it should have been fixed long ago, I guess no one is using it though00:56
micahgbug 25551500:57
chrisccoulson_yeah, i wouldn't worry about it too much. it's not something that should be a priority if it doesn't work already00:57
ubot2Launchpad bug 255515 in midbrowser (Ubuntu) "could not find compatible GRE (heat: 4)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25551500:57
* micahg guesses no one really owned the rdepends before00:57
chrisccoulson_ah, cool. so, we can drop that from our list, as we shouldn't fix that with this update00:57
chrisccoulson_^^jdstrand :)00:57
micahgchrisccoulson_: k, then should I try to see how much work backporting the lucid version of kazekhase (universe) or work on jaunty/karmic backporting?00:58
chrisccoulson_micahg - yeah, if you like01:00
chrisccoulson_i suppose i should make sure midbrowser doesn't work in jaunty too01:00
micahgchrisccoulson_: which one should I be focusing on?01:01
chrisccoulson_micahg - you can do kazekhase for now. i will check midbrowser when i next start my jaunty kvm01:02
micahgchrisccoulson_: k, thanks01:02
chrisccoulson_jdstrand - epiphany xul192 port uploaded to PPA now :)01:05
chrisccoulson_i will do the same for jaunty now01:06
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: re midbrowser> it is totally busted. I don't think it is a blocker for this update (fix in SRU)01:34
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: re epiphany> cool, will test tomorrow01:34
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: oh wait-- is this epiphany avoiding 1.9.2, or epiphany *using* 1.9.2?01:34
chrisccoulson_jdstrand, this is epiphany using 1.9.201:35
chrisccoulson_so it benefits from all the security fixes too ;)01:35
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: oh, that is really excellent!!01:35
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: yeah, I'll test it a lot tomorrow :)01:35
chrisccoulson_thanks01:35
chrisccoulsonasac - i'm not too sure what is going on with https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-security/+archive/ppa/+build/1800664 , but it seems to have been stuck for days now12:08
chrisccoulson"Started 1 minute ago, Finished 1 minute ago  (took 23 hours, 59 minutes, 43.3 seconds) "12:09
chrisccoulson:-/12:09
asacchrisccoulson: #is ... poke lamont ;)12:09
chrisccoulsonasac - thanks12:09
asache needs to kill that job12:09
asacor do something else crazy12:09
gnomefreakwhere is the option to use maybe 20 chars instead of 100+?12:38
gnomefreakthunderbird^^^12:38
gnomefreaklooking through advanced configuration there are a ton of things. i dont recall where.12:40
gnomefreakwrapping was the word i was thinking of, not sure what key this is12:41
gnomefreakviewing the message it wraps great when editing/replying it pretty much puts the message on 1 line12:52
gnomefreakthunderbird 3.0.5 is posted :)12:55
lyhana8hi, do you advice to use the ppa:ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa for day to day usage ?13:13
lyhana8if not, how do I get Fx-3.6.4 ? Doesn't seem to be on the repo13:13
gnomefreaklyhana8: depends do like you thinks breaking?13:14
gnomefreakand we have a stable PPA for FF13:14
gnomefreakalso would help if i knew what version of ubuntu you have13:15
lyhana8gnomefreak: not firefox :P that why I want to use Lorentz13:15
lyhana8gnomefreak: Kubuntu 10.0413:15
lyhana8what is the PPA URL ?13:16
gnomefreakhttps://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-security/+archive/ppa  i think that is what you are looking for. what do you mean "not firefox"13:16
gnomefreak!info firefox lucid13:17
gnomefreakthere is anohter PPA iirc13:17
lyhana8gnomefreak: I do web dev so I don't like having to restart firefox hundreds of time a day13:17
ubot2gnomefreak: firefox (source: firefox): safe and easy web browser from Mozilla. In component main, is optional. Version 3.6.3+nobinonly-0ubuntu4 (lucid), package size 10601 kB, installed size 28668 kB13:18
lyhana8with tens of addons and tabs and a bad graphics card that really annoying13:18
gnomefreakstill not answering my question, what does restarting have to do with different versions of ff13:18
lyhana8gnomefreak: the daily package are probably not stable = crashing a lot more than stable release13:19
gnomefreakyes i know, that is why i asked you if you were ok with breakage13:20
gnomefreakanyway that is the PPA i have13:20
lyhana8I'll be fine with the one you give me :)13:21
lyhana8thanks13:21
jdstrandchrisccoulson: hi! so in testing jaunty/tbird/nss bug #559918 regressed13:53
ubot2Launchpad bug 559918 in thunderbird (Ubuntu Karmic) (and 5 other projects) "Thunderbird cannot initialize the security component when libnss3-0d 3.12.6 is installed (affects: 14) (dups: 1) (heat: 76)" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/55991813:53
jdstrandchrisccoulson: to test I enabled a master password, then enabled FIPS, shutdown tbird, installed libnss3-0d, then start tbird13:53
jdstrandchrisccoulson: hardy is still confirmed as ok13:54
chrisccoulsonjdstrand - thanks. i guess we need to add the same fix to jaunty that we did for karmic already13:54
* jdstrand nods13:54
jdstrandchrisccoulson: actually, my hardy test was invalid. retesting13:57
jdstrandchrisccoulson: yes, hardy is fine14:01
chrisccoulsonjdstrand - i've not had much chance to look at this openjdk problem yet this morning, i'm still trying to make some progress on the applications in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Specs/Lucid/FirefoxNewSupportModel/xulrunner-list , and fix the ones that are broken by the update14:01
chrisccoulsoni'm not sure whether you can spend some time on that or not14:01
jdstrandchrisccoulson: I'm not comfortable making the call wrt openjdk. I will continue to corrdinate and work towards a decision14:02
chrisccoulsonthanks, that would be a great help14:02
jdstrandchrisccoulson: when does micahg come online?14:03
chrisccoulsonhe's normally around from mid-afternoon, so quite soon14:04
jdstrandchrisccoulson: maybe he can look at the feasibility of the openjdk options I mentioned in the email?14:05
chrisccoulsonyeah, possibly14:05
chrisccoulsoni think he's working on porting kazehakase to xul192 atm, but that's not so important14:06
jdstrandcool14:06
chrisccoulsonjdstrand, i got some feedback on my font configuration patch this morning14:07
jdstrandI've not looked at openjdk before, and I'm trying to test jaunty and later epiphany14:07
jdstrandchrisccoulson: oh yeah?14:07
chrisccoulsonit still needs some work before we can use it, as karl pointed out that the changes i made would also apply to printed fonts (which use the same code path)14:07
jdstrandah14:07
chrisccoulsonso, he's given me some pointers, and i will look at that again later14:07
chrisccoulsoni reuploaded xulrunner to hardy and jaunty last night to add the cairo patch we already have in firefox14:08
jdstrandchrisccoulson: what do you think of yanking the patch, building without it and then working on it for SRU? I can release note that that is the plan then14:08
chrisccoulsonyeah, i'm quite happy to fix the font configuration in a SRU14:08
jdstrandchrisccoulson: that should give more time for the blockers14:08
jdstrandchrisccoulson: cool, great. I'll update the wiki14:09
chrisccoulsonthanks14:09
jdstrandchrisccoulson: I'm going to add a jaunty task to bug #55991814:14
ubot2Launchpad bug 559918 in thunderbird (Ubuntu Karmic) (and 5 other projects) "Thunderbird cannot initialize the security component when libnss3-0d 3.12.6 is installed (affects: 14) (dups: 1) (heat: 76)" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/55991814:14
chrisccoulsonjdstrand - there's no reason for me to not upload 3.6.4 to maverick is there?14:30
jdstrandchrisccoulson: none at all. in fact it is encouraged to see if any regressions pop up14:32
chrisccoulsonjdstrand - ok, i will do that shortly14:32
jdstrandcool, thanks14:32
chrisccoulsonjdstrand - we discussed at UDS about uploading the beta test packages we put in the u-m-s PPA in to the development release as well. were you involved with that (i don't remember)?14:33
jdstrandchrisccoulson: I was not14:33
chrisccoulsonjdstrand - would you see any issues with us doing that?14:33
jdstrandchrisccoulson: only that we are at the mercy of upstream to fix the bugs. I'm also not sure how that fits in with branding14:34
chrisccoulsonyeah, that's also what i was unclear about14:35
jdstrandchrisccoulson: eg, in the dailies ppa we use their codename because even though there are no patches, it isn't the official release14:35
jdstrandeg 'shiretoko' or something14:36
chrisccoulsonperhaps [reed] might have an opinion on that14:38
jdstrandchrisccoulson: fyi, excepting the libnss3-0d issue, nss on jaunty seems solid14:38
chrisccoulsoncool, that's good. i'm just about to upload thunderbird with the dangling symlinks removed to fix that14:39
fta2BUGabundo, http://armorgames.com/play/6061/light-bot-2014:43
BUGabundoahh missed me ?14:43
fta2always14:48
BUGabundoBom S. Joao. bbl15:00
bobbyDoes anyone know why 3.7a6pre uses over 60MB of memory idling?16:44
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micahgchrisccoulson_: I'm having trouble uploading fennec (jaunty,karmic) to the transition PPA because of tarball mismatch, so I'll upload to my personal PPA18:11
chrisccoulson_micahg - ok, no problem. is the tarball actually really different, or just has a different md5sum?18:12
micahgchrisccoulson_: should just be md5sum, it was the same release18:12
micahgchrisccoulson_: I'm guessing file times might be different18:12
chrisccoulson_that's ok then :)18:12
chrisccoulson_micahg / jdstrand - i see seamonkey 2.0.5 was released yesterday too18:35
gnomefreakmicahg: are you around? i cant seem to find the char. wrapping setting in config editor for TB. i dont know why the latest update would reset it18:35
gnomefreakit was same with tb18:35
gnomefreak3.0.518:35
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: iirc that needs the new nss. I am fine with pushing that to -security after hardy and jaunty have the new nss18:36
gnomefreaki think. next time i check email ill let you know\18:36
jdstrandchrisccoulson_, micahg: just give me the word that it works and ping me18:36
chrisccoulson_jdstrand - yeah, it does. so, shall we aim to push that out to all releases once we have the firefox update done?18:37
gnomefreakyeah it was tb 3.0.5 that was released with Sm 2.0.518:37
* gnomefreak goes for smoke to think18:38
micahgjdstrand: can we wait to push SM2 to hardy/jaunty/karmic?18:39
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: yes, though I can push those piecemeal since it is in universe. ie, karmic and lucid already have the new nss18:39
jdstrandmicahg: I plan to wait until you guys tell me to push it, so 'yes' :)18:39
micahgjdstrand: actually, nevermind, Lucid is the only release affected by the cairo version issue18:39
micahgjdstrand: I have to have it reuploaded with the CVEs18:40
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: and depending on what happens with openjdk, hardy and lucid ff364 may go out sooner, which means hardy will have the new nss18:40
jdstrandlike I said, just ping me18:40
jdstrandgetting ff364 out is the priority afaic18:41
gnomefreakopenjdk being fixed for maverick too?18:42
micahggnomefreak: mailnews.wraplength18:43
gnomefreakmicahg: thanks18:44
micahggnomefreak: doko just uploaded a fix to maverick for openjdk18:44
* gnomefreak writes this down18:44
gnomefreakmicahg: cool ;)18:44
micahggnomefreak: it shouldn't be overwritten on update, please let me know18:44
gnomefreakhe has maintained java for a long time now18:44
gnomefreakmicahg: it was but i will keep note of it18:44
gnomefreakthats odd18:45
gnomefreak60 is perfect.18:49
gnomefreakwe dont have weave in archives?18:53
chrisccoulson_jdstrand - if we do the release on hardy and lucid earlier, we aren't planning to do that this week are we?18:53
chrisccoulson_(we'll be getting quite close to the weekend tomorrow)18:53
micahggnomefreak: no, we're trying to minimize packages in the archive, is it arch specific?18:54
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: I was thinking tomorrow evening as a possibility. that will give Friday for putting out fires18:54
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: (my evening)18:54
gnomefreakmicahg: dont know i thought we had it after we poushed it to debian18:54
micahggnomefreak: it's in debian?18:55
chrisccoulson_ok, i'll try and go through hardy again and just make sure it is completely ready to go18:55
gnomefreakmicahg: the extension is18:55
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: I'm starting testing of epiphany now18:55
micahggnomefreak: package name?18:55
gnomefreakFYI: The status of the weave source package18:55
gnomefreakin Debian's testing distribution has changed.18:55
ddecatordang, looks like i'll have to make the config file for sb sooner than i thought..18:55
micahggnomefreak: ah, I see it18:55
gnomefreaki thought we had it in Lucid but never made it to Mavercik18:55
micahggnomefreak: it is arch specific :(18:56
gnomefreakoh18:56
gnomefreakgood reason18:56
gnomefreaki am looking for a good <not broken is prefered> bookmark sync. fumanbol is only for paid accounts with U118:57
micahggnomefreak: it's not arch specific, they just build it wrong I think18:58
gnomefreakbindwood seems to be problematic and IIRC its qt18:58
micahgbdrung_: do you know about xul-ext-sync?18:59
micahggnomefreak: if it's not arch specific, I'd rather not have it in the archive18:59
gnomefreakok. i personally dont care what the extension is as long as it works for what i need it to :)19:00
gnomefreakmicahg: we dont have a xul-ext-sync19:01
micahggnomefreak: right :)19:01
gnomefreakthat gives me an idea though :)19:01
micahggnomefreak: http://packages.debian.org/sid/xul-ext-sync19:01
gnomefreaki am seeing a post to dev-discuss list about FF3.6.419:01
gnomefreakmicahg: thanks19:02
* micahg wonders if that's worth subscribing to19:02
gnomefreakmicahg: ill see if i can find it. depends on what you are looking for to ask/answer19:02
micahggnomefreak: neither really, just want to keep up to date19:02
chrisccoulson_please, no more extensions in the archive :)19:03
gnomefreaklol19:03
micahgchrisccoulson_: I think it's packaged incorrectly in debian as arch specific19:03
gnomefreakchrisccoulson_: ill trade for this one after i test and make sure its good19:03
gnomefreakmicahg: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-discuss/2010-June/011703.html19:04
* micahg thinks devel-discuss is something woth subscribing to19:04
gnomefreakit is sometimes19:04
ddecatorso now that mozilla released 3.6.4 officially, are we going to push that as an update soon?19:05
* micahg thinks chrisccoulson_ should answer the above thread and I think it's because of upgrades/new langpacks19:06
micahgchrisccoulson_: fennec built fine: https://edge.launchpad.net/~micahg/+archive/mozilla-test/+packages19:07
bdrung_micahg: no19:07
micahgbdrung_: k, thanks19:07
chrisccoulson_hmmm, about that thread, there's not much we can do about that. firefox does the same after any addon has been updated (including the ones from a.m.o)19:08
micahgchrisccoulson_: right19:08
chrisccoulson_i will respond to that in a bit, but i have more important things to do first :)19:09
micahgchrisccoulson_: of course :)19:09
* gnomefreak hopes *sync will allow me to use ubuntuone (the free account)19:10
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micahggnomefreak: no, I think it syncs to their servers19:10
micahggnomefreak: http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/What+is+Firefox+Sync#Where_s_all_my_data_19:11
gnomefreakit can be used with any server including mozilla servers19:11
gnomefreakhttp://packages.debian.org/sid/xul-ext-sync  thats wqhat it says here anyway19:11
* gnomefreak looking at your link19:12
micahggnomefreak: oh, I don't know if they did that or it's an option19:12
gnomefreakthe link you gave me says mozilla servers but doesnt say if you have to19:13
gnomefreakhey if i can use mozilla server for free im good with that :)19:14
micahggnomefreak: don't worry, it's encrypted locally before it's transmitted19:15
gnomefreakyeah i see that19:15
ddecatorFF Sync? works good for me19:16
gnomefreakoh im gonna play with this19:17
gnomefreakddecator: upstream or Debian?19:20
ddecatorgnomefreak: upstream19:20
* ddecator has been using it since the early days of Weave19:21
gnomefreakfn == chromium please maek my day and say yes even if it is not true :(19:30
gnomefreaki know what fx and sm are fn im not sure19:30
micahggnomefreak: fn?19:33
ddecatorfennec?19:33
* micahg was thinking the same thing19:34
gnomefreakmaybe19:36
* gnomefreak didnt know fennec was a browser i thought it was a branch19:37
ddecatorit's firefox for mobiles :)19:37
gnomefreakfirefox_sync-1.3.1-fx+fn+sm.xpi19:37
gnomefreakah that it would be than19:37
micahggnomefreak: yes, fennec19:37
ddecatoryah, fennec19:37
gnomefreakthanks19:37
micahggnomefreak: fennec is in the archive, you can try it on the desktop if you like19:37
ddecatorfennec has it built in (or it will, not sure if it's included already or not..)19:37
gnomefreakill spend another hour or so to get bookmarks in oreder than spend another 2 or so hours tomorrow19:38
gnomefreakim assumiung its firefox on diet pills19:38
micahggnomefreak: no, different experience19:38
gnomefreakoh19:39
ddecatormicahg: btw, if i understand right, a recent change upstream will have sb broken atm. i'm pulling the latest revision to figure out what needs to be done19:39
gnomefreakgives me more to play with19:39
micahgddecator: k19:39
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: fyi, epiphany-gecko/hardy seems pretty solid, except for one regression which I just filed: bug #59781620:19
ubot2Launchpad bug 597816 in epiphany-browser (Ubuntu Hardy) (and 2 other projects) "epiphany-gecko when built with xul 1.9.2 can no longer handle certain mime-types (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/59781620:19
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: I am adding a release note item for it, since there is a workaround (Save Link As)20:20
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: oh, actually, I forgot, there was one other: drag and drop of bookmarks does not work either20:21
* jdstrand goes to file20:21
jdstrandheh, well, that is not a regression20:25
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: so nm on the bookmarks one. the mime-types is a regression though20:26
jdstrandactually, I think may test is just bad for the bookmark thing. so double nm20:28
jdstrand:)20:28
chrisccoulson_jdstrand - thanks for testing20:30
chrisccoulson_i'm glad it mostly works :)20:30
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: I don't consider it a blocker for the update since I can release note it with a workaround, but it should get SRU's20:33
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: it may be related to how it decides what external helper to use, since all the files that failed were ones that used an external helper (see the bug)20:34
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: yeah, it is *loads* better than the webkit version20:39
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: oh! xulrunner-1.9.2-gnome-support did not get installed20:50
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: after installing it, it worked fine20:50
chrisccoulson_jdstrand - ah, that might explain it :)20:50
chrisccoulson_jdstrand - i'll see what i can do to make sure that gets automatically installed during the upgrade20:50
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: thanks20:51
chrisccoulson_epiphany should probably depend on it20:51
micahg+120:51
jdstrandwow, we might actually end up with a good version of epiphany-browser in hardy and jaunty20:51
jdstrandthis is rather exciting :)20:51
chrisccoulson_jdstrand - ok, xulrunner-1.9-gnome-support used to be pulled in by firefox-gnome-support, which is seeded in ubuntu-desktop20:55
chrisccoulson_i'll add a depends to epiphany to make sure the new version gets pulled in20:55
chrisccoulson_do you know if update-manager will install new recommends, or should i just make it a depends?20:56
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: this only seems an issue on hardy btw. let me double check20:56
chrisccoulson_it should be an issue on jaunty too, as there probably isn't anything pulling in the new gnome-support there either20:56
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: I think hardy needs depends still... not sure. would be best to confirm20:56
chrisccoulson_i'll just add a depends, it's unlikely that people will want epiphany without the gnome-support20:57
chrisccoulson_the only rationale for making gnome-support optional in firefox is so KDE users don't get half of gnome20:57
chrisccoulson_but that doesn't apply to epiphany20:57
jdstrandok, confirmed that jaunty pulls in xul192-gnome-support21:00
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: ^21:00
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: re depends> sounds reasonable21:00
gnomefreakdidnt we produce a kde-support?21:01
chrisccoulson_gnomefreak, we're talking hardy here ;)21:01
chrisccoulson_jdstrand, cool, that must have happened by accident in jaunty ;)21:01
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: or it is a recommands21:01
gnomefreakok still not against backporting it if it is min. work21:01
jdstrandrecommends21:01
micahggnomefreak: requires GTK 2.14 at present :)  I might fix it at some point this cycle, but there are some issues with it ATM21:02
gnomefreakkde(qt needs gtk?21:07
gnomefreak)21:07
gnomefreaki think sync is done :)21:07
micahggnomefreak: mozilla stuff needs gtk21:07
gnomefreakgood point21:07
gnomefreakmy power just flashed. am i still here?21:08
micahg!here | gnomefreak21:08
ubot2gnomefreak: Please give at least an overview of your problem *here* (all in one line) - you will get a much greater audience. If you have to use more than 3 lines, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com21:08
micahgnot what I expected :)21:08
ddecator:p21:08
gnomefreak:)21:08
gnomefreakam i able to tell sync when to sync or it will do it as it wants?21:09
gnomefreakfound it21:09
ddecatorit used to auto-sync, but now it doesn't login when you open the browser :(21:10
gnomefreakit does both21:10
gnomefreakit doesnt log in for you?21:10
ddecatornot automatically when i launch FF, i have to tell it to login21:11
gnomefreakah trying now f0or other browser21:12
gnomefreakoh i like download manager in 3.721:13
gnomefreaksorry meant addon manager21:15
ddecatori know right?21:15
ddecatori think download manager might be in a tab as well, not sure (i use download status bar)21:15
gnomefreaksomething funny == no nightly-testing-tool for daily 3.721:30
ddecatoryah..21:30
micahggnomefreak: maybe they forgot to bump it for a621:30
gnomefreakpoint21:30
micahggnomefreak: file a bug :)21:31
micahggnomefreak: upstream21:31
gnomefreakwith upstream against what?21:31
gnomefreakthis wont sync with 3.7 either damnit21:32
ddecatorwhat won't?21:33
micahggnomefreak: idk, they have a site, but no contact info21:33
gnomefreaksync wont21:33
ddecatorFF Sync? it was working fine for me, unless it broke (haven't opened another instance to see if it syncs in quite a while)21:34
gnomefreakit works in sm2 and ff3.6 but not 3.7 it tells me it got an error but never says what the error is21:34
ddecatorwhen you try to login?21:34
gnomefreakddecator: logged in fine but go to sync and it errors21:34
micahgjdstrand: so, do I need to make backport uploads for openjdk?21:35
gnomefreaklittle blue ! in right bottom21:35
* ddecator tests21:35
ddecatorit's true :(21:35
jdstrandmicahg: yes-- for karmic and jaunty, but you should use what is on its way to lucid-proposed21:35
micahgjdstrand: k, will do21:35
gnomefreakwhats true?21:35
gnomefreakit failing?21:36
ddecatoryup, i got the same error21:36
jdstrandmicahg: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+queue?queue_state=1&queue_text=openjdk21:36
gnomefreakso that + NTT == not the extensions?21:36
micahgchrisccoulson_: I'll try to get openjdk backports up tonight21:36
jdstrandmicahg: I didn't look at your other upload, but please follow the procedure doko mentioned in the thread if you aren't already21:36
micahgjdstrand: I have trouble regenerating the control file21:37
micahgjdstrand: even in a chroot for another version21:37
ddecatormicahg: if we have to add a config during a build, what's the preferred method for doing so?21:37
ddecatorconfig file*21:38
micahgddecator: we shouldn't have to :(21:38
micahgddecator: patch file21:38
ddecatormicahg: the sb devs made songbird.mk not check for environment variables so they have to be passed through a songbird.config file, unless i create a patch to undo their change :/21:39
micahgddecator: what env vars do we need?21:40
jdstrandmicahg: unfortunately, I've no experience with that. if doko isn't online, kees might know21:40
* micahg feels bad bothering doko21:40
ddecatormicahg: --disable-tests --disable-breakpad --with-extensions=systray (although it looks like tests and breakpad may be disabled by default, and there doesn't seem to be a "with-extensions" option: http://wiki.songbirdnest.com/Developer/Articles/Getting_Started/Core_Player_Development/Building_Songbird#Configure_Options)21:42
micahgddecator: I'll have to look at this later21:43
ddecatormicahg: k21:43
ddecatori have to figure out another build issue anyway21:43
ddecatorMootBot: it's only the songbird.mk file in the main dir that has environment variables unchecked, right?21:44
ddecatordang, Mook_sb ^21:45
jdstrandmicahg: I wouldn't feel bad, you aren't asking him to do anything other than tell you how to build it on a new release21:45
Mook_sbddecator: don't you already pass things to configure directly?21:45
Mook_sband, yeah; all it actually did was pass them over to configure anyway, so...21:46
jdstrandmicahg: you're gonna want to do it his way anyway, cause he will likely be providing future updates to the package for -security and -proposed21:46
jdstrandmicahg: and you don't want to diverge from his method21:46
Mook_sb(the main difference for you is not having the debug target anymore; that's a configure flag too, so it shouldn't be hard...)21:46
ddecatorMook_sb: wait what?21:46
jdstrandmicahg: anyway, kees *may* know, but he may not21:46
Mook_sblet me look at your rules file again, one sec21:46
* ddecator may be misunderstanding what is considered an "environment variable"21:47
gnomefreakok im doing something wrong or something my FF bookmarks are not landing on sm21:47
Mook_sbddecator: export FOO=bar21:47
Mook_sboh, wow, you _already_ have a devious hack... :D21:49
ddecatordo we?21:50
Mook_sbhmm, I think you want something like http://pastebin.mozilla.org/740142 but the diff view isn't behaving21:50
Mook_sbyes, you override SONGBIRDCONFIG_CONFIGURE_OPTIONS so songbird.config would have been ignored anyway :D21:51
* Mook_sb wonders why it's cd $(SRC_DIR) ; $(MAKE) -f songbird.mk instead of $(MAKE) -C $(SRC_DIR) -f ... (given that -C is supported on weird makes like MS nmake...)21:52
ddecatoridk, i didn't write the rules file, i just edit it as needed :p21:52
ddecatorso i don't need to make any changes?21:52
Mook_sbyou do; see the pastebin and its parent21:53
Mook_sb(diff http://pastebin.mozilla.org/?dl=740140 and http://pastebin.mozilla.org/?dl=740142 somehow :p )21:53
ddecatoralright, let me check that a sec (i couldn't find what changes you made :p)21:54
Mook_sbyeah; I used pastebin because it had a diff facility... which promptly proceeded to fail to work!21:54
ddecatori just used a diff viewer. that's not much to change, so i'll give it a shot. thanks Mook_sb :)21:56
Mook_sbyou're welcome; now, given that I haven't tested it... it might not work right the first few times ;)21:56
Mook_sb(doing this on a windows machine probably didn't help)21:56
* Mook_sb eyes --enable-official warily21:57
ddecatorshouldn't it be --enable-nightly?21:58
ddecatorwhat the, the datetime module was used in previous branches, why am i having trouble with it now..22:02
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: what do you think about removing libsoup2.4-2.28? wasn't that only needed for webkit on hardy?22:04
chrisccoulson_jdstrand - yeah, that + webkit and libproxy on hardy22:04
jdstrandoh and libproxy22:04
chrisccoulson_i forgot about those when i cleaned the PPA earlier22:04
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: I can remove them22:04
chrisccoulson_thanks22:05
chrisccoulson_jdstrand, did i drop epiphany-extensions too?22:05
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: you did22:05
chrisccoulson_ok, that's good then22:05
ddecatoroh, it's trying to use python2.422:07
gnomefreakddecator: sb?22:07
micahgddecator: that would be bad then :)22:08
ddecatorgnomefreak: yes22:08
Mook_sbddecator: I don't know, I just ported the previous SONGBIRD_OFFICIAL=1 environment variable over22:08
gnomefreak+1 micahg22:08
ddecatormicahg: yah, no idea why it's doing that all of a sudden22:08
ddecatorMook_sb: oh, that's true. we'll see how it does once i can figure this out22:08
gnomefreak2.6 is uptodate version?22:09
ddecatorgnomefreak: 2.6.522:09
gnomefreak2.6* should support 2.4 still so couldnt we just bump the depends on it22:11
gnomefreakdepends/config/ect...22:11
micahggnomefreak: not always, there were some deprecated things22:12
gnomefreakwell its not likley songbird devs will fix this on thier own, 2.4 was a year or so ago before the bump to 2.522:13
ddecatorthe weird part is, the beginning of the py script has a shebang for /usr/bin/python so i'm not sure why it's trying to use /usr/bin/python2.422:13
gnomefreakcheck what files its getting info from (script should be pulling in/reading other files) one of those files are using 2.4. i can imaging the /usr/bin/python is a cross platform script and that the smaller files determine what to use22:16
gnomefreakand yes spelling is worse now hat it is dinner time22:16
ddecatorand client.mk file sets PYTHON as python, which is what is called later in the script..22:18
gnomefreakthier should be a simple(not so gracful) hack to make it work, but my Python is worse than my bash22:18
ddecatoralthought...what does ?= mean?22:19
ddecatoralthough*22:19
gnomefreaknot sure, that is a good question. i dont have my dive into python book handy22:20
Mook_sbit's like a default - assign only if it's currently empty22:20
Mook_sb(assuming you mean make, not python)22:20
ddecatorPYTHON ?= python22:21
ddecatoralthough it's the same in the 1.7 branch..22:21
ddecatorhuh, it got set in autoconf.mk22:26
Mook_sb... why would you have autoconf.mk before you managed to run configure? or am I just being confused?22:28
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: should useragentswitcher/karmic and venkman/karmic also be removed? I have them in my list as SRU.22:29
ddecatoridk, i'm confused too. according to grep, in mozilla/compiled/xulrunner-release/config/autoconf.mk PYTHON =/usr/bin/python2.4 (also mentioned in a few other areas)22:30
gnomefreaknevermind that was vim....22:30
gnomefreakjdstrand: it doesnt look like i have either in Maverick22:31
jdstrandgnomefreak: sorry, this is for the ubuntu-mozilla-security ppa22:32
gnomefreakjdstrand: ah22:32
ddecatorah!22:44
ddecatorit's not looking for python2.622:45
chrisccoulson_jdstrand - yeah, those are for SRU. i wasn't sure if we wanted to keep those in the PPA or not (i just thought it might make it less likely we end up publishing those packages through -security)22:45
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: they can stay if you want. I've updated my lists accordingly, so I'm fine22:45
chrisccoulson_jdstrand - could you try the en_GB langpack on jaunty and tell me if yelp still looks ok?23:05
chrisccoulson_it's seriously messed up here, but it look ok if I run it with LC_ALL=C23:05
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: k23:05
ddecatorbah, something is going wrong with the config autoconf2.13 is creating, but i can't figure out the cause...23:16
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: it looks fine here. I am up to date with all the new stuff from jaunty, plus language-pack-en_9.04+20100531_all.deb and language-pack-en-base_9.04+20100531_all.deb23:23
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: locale tells me I am en_GB.UTF-8 for everything23:23
jdstrands/from jaunty/from ppa for jaunty/23:24
chrisccoulson_jdstrand - hmmm, strange23:25
chrisccoulson_it's working here now too (although i've just patched it to use xul1.9)23:25
jdstrandoh wait23:26
jdstrandnm23:27
jdstrandfor a second I thought there was an updated yelp for jaunty and didn't have it23:27
jdstrand(there isn't)23:27
chrisccoulson_it fails to properly start with xul 1.9.2, but i was seeing messed up translations in the GTK widgets, like the menu bar23:27
chrisccoulson_but it's gone now :-/23:27
jdstrandii  xulrunner-1.9.2                      1.9.2.4+build7+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.9.04.223:28
jdstrandit works here23:28
chrisccoulson_hmmm, strange. it doesn't start fully here :/23:28
chrisccoulson_jdstrand - is it actually loading the 1.9.2 gre on your machine? (cat /proc/`pidof yelp`/maps | grep xul)23:29
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: no. all 1.9.0.1923:29
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: this is i38623:29
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: I've got an appt atm. I can follow up later23:29
chrisccoulson_ah, that's why it still works. although, i'm not sure why it loads 1.9.2 on my system but 1.9.0.19 on yours23:30
chrisccoulson_it fails badly if it uses 1.9.2 ;)23:30
chrisccoulson_so i will just patch it to not do that23:30
jdstrandchrisccoulson_: here is my installed xul stuff: http://paste.ubuntu.com/454162/23:31
* jdstrand really gotta go23:31
Mook_sbddecator: hmm, songbird shouldn't be using autoconf2.13? (mozilla/xr does, though)23:32
micahgMook_sb: can we use system xul yet for songbird or does that still need to be done?23:33
Mook_sbmicahg: not yet :(23:34
micahgMook_sb: k, so we're build the xul part from source then23:34
Mook_sbyeah23:34
ddecatorMook_sb: right, this issue is in xr building. i'm trying a patch right now. do you guys still plan to eventually use an unpatched xr? that'd be amazing :)23:35
Mook_sbddecator: I still hope for it, at least? ;)23:35
Mook_sbit sort of depends on things like having time to work on it and getting upstream to like the patches, though23:36
ddecatorMook_sb: better than nothing. it'd save a LOT of time and reduce the size of songbird a lot23:36
ddecatorat least you guys are using xr192 now23:36
Mook_sbddecator: and it would make me happier as well!23:36
micahgddecator: you can see if we have any build related patches for xul19223:36
ddecatormicahg: i will if this one doesn't work23:37
ddecatormicahg: but it looks like it did :)23:37
micahgddecator: k23:37
ddecatori just had to tell it to look for python2.6 instead of python2.523:37
ddecatornow to see if it will build or not..23:37
* ddecator can't believe he looked for several hours to find that the issue was changing one line of one script -_-23:38
ddecatorMook_sb: we'll see if your changes to the rules file work :p23:39
ddecatormicahg: although it's odd, i was able to build sb before and it was using xr192 so i wonder if something changed in xr since then. is xr192 building alright still?23:40
micahgMook_sb: do you guys pull the default for xul192 or a specific branch?23:40
Mook_sbhmm, I'm not sure what we're pulling, but whatever it was it appears to be 5 months old23:43
Mook_sbmight have been the 3.6.0 release23:44
micahgyeah, probably23:44
ddecatorMook_sb: if the changes to the rules file work, is it ok if i commit them to our branch? it's your work so i want to make sure :p23:50
Mook_sbddecator: no, I need to sign that agreement... yeah right :p go ahead.23:50
ddecatorMook_sb: that's what i thought :p23:51
micahgddecator: you can give him credit for the patch in the header23:52
ddecatormicahg: are there examples in the FF logs? i can look those up and follow the format then23:52
micahgddecator: http://dep.debian.net/deps/dep3/23:52
micahgddecator: you can add a changelog entry for it as well23:53
ddecatormicahg: thanks :)23:55

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