[01:03] oi - why is it taking so long to install xulrunner with synaptic? [01:03] palhmbs: what release? [01:04] 10.10 --- with 1.9.2.15+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.10.10.1 [01:05] hmm, it shouldn't [01:05] or rather not any longer than any other time [01:05] it done this earlier to me too... I gave up that time and just installed it manually [01:05] palhmbs: what does ps afx show you [01:05] could it be a permissions problem? [01:06] 1 sec [01:06] 18019 pts/3 S+ 0:00 \_ /usr/lib/xulrunner-1.9.2.15/xulrunner-bin --gre-versio [01:07] that's the xulrunner process - what else am I supposed to be looking for? - I'm running synaptic under trickle... [01:07] not that that should make a difference.... [01:08] yeah, that's not going to work, that's weird [01:08] this thing has been installing for over 1/2 hr... [01:08] it's very annoying that every time I have to install firefox this darned thing hangs [01:08] palhmbs: you don't need xulrunner for firefox [01:09] I suppose I should submit a bug, but I may be a operator error, I do mess with stuff on my machine quite a bit -- sorry. [01:09] palhmbs: can you pastebin the process tree above that? [01:10] micahg, sure, 2 secs. [01:12] micahg, -- here -- http://pastebin.com/YWvJTv9q [01:13] palhmbs: I'm not sure what trickle is [01:13] trickle is a bandwidth profiler... [01:14] http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=trickle&searchon=all&suite=maverick§ion=all [01:16] as far as I can tell from the output of ps afg - the xulrunner is trying to modify my run-mozilla.sh -- [01:16] palhmbs: run-mozilla.sh is a wrapper around xulrunner which handles certain env variables [01:18] well the permissions on run-mozilla.sh look good - rwx r-x r-x root root.... [01:19] I have no idea, maybe I'll just kill synaptic then manually install it [01:19] it was easier that way, but wasn't fixing the error [01:19] palhmbs: I think that code is actually unnecessary, I'll look into removing it, but that would only happen in natty [01:20] 1 thing I have changed - and since it's only been happening since I installed a firefox extension for Ubuntu One, I thought it may be related. [01:20] ah, it's already been removed, so nothing for me to do, but I'm curious why you're stuck [01:21] can you run xulrunner-1.9.2 --gre-version from the command line? [01:21] yep - 1.9.2.15 [01:21] o.O [01:22] you might want to kill it and start it again [01:22] I wonder if there's a parallel job running [01:22] but even that shouldn't matter [01:23] er, it actually would... [01:23] it's weird, I just killed synaptic - did a apt-get update, it told me to do dpkg --configure -a - which install xulrunner fine.... [01:23] go figure. [01:24] if this happens on any more xulrunner synaptic installs, I'll definitely be back to figure this one out - and submit a bug report === ogra is now known as Guest2736 [01:24] palhmbs: it actually looks like you had 1.9.2.14 and 1.9.2.15 running at the same time [01:25] but thanks for the help - 1 thing I did learn today... ps afg - cool [01:25] micahg, how the heck? [01:26] oh, neverming [01:26] *nevermind [01:26] I misread the flow chat :) === Guest2736 is now known as ogra_ [01:27] palhmbs: please, if you have more issues, do come back [01:28] micahg, np - and thanks again. [01:32] micahg, some additional info, which I doubt is very helpful -- ** (synaptic:15831): WARNING **: no statusfd changes/content updates in terminal for 120 seconds ** (synaptic:15831): WARNING **: TerminalTimeout in step: Configuring xulrunner-1.9.2 [01:33] I was running synaptic from the terminal, so it showed some error warnings... [01:33] palhmbs: well, it just seems like it hung, if that happens again, maybe attach gdb and try for a backtrace [01:34] right - gdb next time, thanks [06:18] Under the "affects" column of a bug report, I assume that you cannot remove a wrong package completely? [06:19] not that i know of. you can just mark it invalid [06:20] ddecator: thats good too. Thanks. [07:04] what is desktopcouchdb and why does it hog all of my resources so... === ogra_ is now known as ogra [14:09] hggdh, thanks :-) [14:10] abhinav-, welcome, and thank you for helping! :-) [14:12] hggdh, I have just started contributing, but I am enjoying it :) [14:14] abhinav-, good! If you have doubts, please do not hesitate to ask, either here, or on the mailing list [14:17] hggdh, yes, sure, I will [15:59] bdmurray: have you had a chance to get through your bug notifications? I subscribed you to a few bugs yesterday [16:00] * bdmurray cries [16:00] patrickmw_: no not yet === zyga is now known as zyga-afk [16:50] bdmurray: are we having a meeting in 10 minutes? [16:51] micahg: That is when it is scheduled .... I've been rather swamped lately. [16:52] * micahg wonders if others were planning on attending [17:04] jordan: you are all set sorry about not getting to it sooner [17:05] Anybody interested in a bug squad meeting? [17:09] bdmurray, I'd be interested in them. This time slot though is when I have team meetings usually though. [17:09] calendar showed it at 11:00 UTC [17:10] -ETOOMANYTHOUGHS [17:10] no [17:10] 18:00 UTC, I think [17:10] hmmm, yeah I show it at 1PM EST on my cal [17:11] so in 50 minutes [17:11] 11:0-0 MST [17:11] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugSquad/Meeting shows 1700 UTC [17:13] looks like the fridge calendar is wrong [17:13] at any rate, I am interested :) [17:15] JFo: is there something specific you wanted to discuss and does it require a large audience? [17:16] bdmurray, not really, was just interested in attending a bugsquad meeting since I have not yet [17:17] if there is nothing to discuss then we shouldn't do it just because I want to :) [17:17] ah in that case I think we should postpone until next Tuesday and send out an announcement [17:17] works for me [17:17] JFo: do you have the calendar url handy? [17:18] bdmurray, to the item itself? [17:18] * JFo goes to get it [17:18] JFo: the fridge one but I got it thanks [17:19] ah, np [17:19] * JFo goes to grab lunch then [17:20] micahg: the team meeting is on your calendar? [17:21] * micahg checks [17:21] bdmurray: I have it on my internal calendar [17:22] it's not on the fridge though [17:22] https://www.google.com/calendar/render?eid=YmxicnVpa2ZiOXNqa25hZ2NyY2Z2cTdpNjRfMjAxMTAzMDhUMTgwMDAwWiBqNXE4NW1taTZ1anZqdGlpNXMxbjNsaTVpb0Bn&ctz=Etc/GMT&gsessionid=OK&sf=true&output=xml ? [17:24] http://www.ubuntu-news.org/calendars/fridge/ [17:25] 6 pm entry [17:26] oh, hmm, my fridge calendar isn't loading [17:26] yeah, takes it a bit [17:26] then you have to change to week view, to see the meeting as "ubuntu" [17:48] SpamapS, hi, I have pushed the changes to the tomcat6 branch for bug 707405 . take a look when you have time :) [17:48] Launchpad bug 707405 in tomcat6 (Ubuntu) "tomcat6-instance-create should allow -c -1 (affects: 2) (heat: 14)" [Low,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/707405 [18:23] http://m8y.org/tmp/temp.txt - maverick. is this sort of thing (xorg using a bunch of memory) enough to warrant a bug? [18:23] I can't think of any good way to get more info out of it [18:58] evening [18:59] hello [18:59] i have problem with thunderbird [18:59] Inloggen op server imap.googlemail.com is mislukt. [18:59] what must i do? [18:59] erkan^: english please? [19:00] ok i try micahg [19:00] that say "inlog on server imap.google.com is error [19:00] but yesterday was it good inlog [19:00] and i can inlog by www.gmail.com, no problem [19:00] erkan^: maybe it's a google issue? [19:00] but in thunderbird problem now [19:00] my google IMAP is working in thunderbird... [19:01] 3.1.8 or 3.1.9 ? [19:01] 3.1.9 [19:01] ow [19:01] my is 3.1.8 [19:01] right, I'm on natty [19:02] did you download --> http://www.mozillamessaging.com ? [19:02] thence... [19:02] )-: [19:02] erkan^: no, I uploaded 3.1.9 to natty :) [19:03] yes i see [19:03] erkan^: it's not a security update [19:03] which? [19:03] that's why I didn't push it to the stable releases [19:03] 3.1.9 [19:03] but I have seen http://www.mozillamessaging.com/nl/thunderbird/ --> 3.1.9 [19:05] erkan^: yep, I was going to upload it to the stable PPA, where is your 3.1.8 from? [19:06] for security, i don't use PPA, micahg [19:06] erkan^: good policy :) [19:07] Is PPA dangerous ? [19:08] erkan^: well, depends on the PPA, but they're not officially supported [19:09] a wait [19:11] that is my picture, micahg [19:12] for setting - thunderbird [19:35] abhinav-: I saw that, and thanks for the fix with the * vs + .. I had been going a different direction w/ it when I was testing it and never did change the * back. :) [19:41] SpamapS, :-) thank you, for the suggestion of using regex. it's a much better solution now [19:49] micahg, is it possible thunderbird.deb 3.1.9 ? [19:50] erkan^: yeah, eventually, but it'll be in the thunderbird-stable PPA [19:55] micahg, #debian is angry on me :/ === ogra is now known as Guest59853 [20:39] hello im on i am running a natty 64 and it seems vim is broken because it requires vim-runtime =2:7.3.035+hg~8fdc12103333-1ubuntu4 but only ... ubuntu3 is available [20:40] yokto: that's just waiting on it to build I think [20:40] ah ok === BUGabundo is now known as BUGa_fewd [20:59] actually, just available [21:00] yokto, it is normal that some packages in natty will have missing dependencies; you have to be careful when upgrading === Guest59853 is now known as ogra [21:12] ok thanks [21:39] brb, buying a replacement AC filter [21:45] I need to do that at some point as well [21:46] must be rough to *need* an AC filter === yofel_ is now known as yofel