[09:11] chrisccoulson, hi, is there a way to increase the vertical spacing between the lines in tb? it's too dense to be easily readable.. and it looks out of place compared to regular gtk apps [10:22] chrisccoulson: is restart firefox working across major upgrades yet? [10:23] micahg, not sure. it depends what you mean by "major upgrade" ;) [10:23] chrisccoulson: 4 -> 5, 5->6 [10:23] micahg, those aren't major upgrades [10:24] does it not work between those? [10:24] idr, I upgraded to 5 a while ago :) [10:24] I'll test over the weekend I guess [10:25] ah I remember [10:25] fta how to debug why a OWA site wont load on chrome/chromium ? [10:26] I tried windows, ubuntu, debian, chrome and chromium, several major versions [10:26] works fine in any firefox [10:26] webmail.gfi.pt [10:31] chrisccoulson: is there any problem with asking for mozilla crashids in public bugs? any chance of private info? [10:31] micahg, no, the data is all public anyway [10:32] chrisccoulson: any worry about telling people to submit w/breakpad? [10:32] * micahg wants to update the wiki about Firefox bug reporting [10:32] micahg, no, it's fine. the server doesn't expose local stack variables [10:32] chrisccoulson: k [10:32] (i'm not even sure if breakpad submits that info" [10:35] and kmail still sucks.... time to begin looking for another offline email client [11:10] where is GO button gone in Seamonkey 2.1? Also would like to kill "Print" button [11:11] nikolam: we don't have seamonkey 2.1 yet in UBuntu :) [11:11] Joe Lesko doing good job providing Seamonkey in PPA. Guess it is not that easy to make it use Ubuntu packaging guidelines. [11:11] micahg, we have. in PPA, I use it over year , more [11:12] nikolam: I'd like to help him get Ubuntu get updated, I think I need to do some package cleanup first [11:12] Joe is doing a good job, just to see how to make it package properly [11:13] he has stable, pre release stable and testing [11:14] As I remember, he first asked for packaging instructions when he started. And when noone respond, he started doing it Redhat way. [11:15] nikolam: I offered to mentor, I'm still offering to mentor [11:15] great, because I am also keen to learn the process, too. [11:15] and I"ll clean up the packaging to make it easier, but it does need to follow UBuntu packaging guidelines [11:16] nikolam: that would be great! [11:16] I am willing to learn, truly. I need it, I want it, etc :P [11:17] micahg, should. could I inlude myself somewhere in mozteam to stay in touch, mailing list, etc or working group? [11:18] Also instructions to read for packaging [11:18] nikolam: well, the mailing list is low traffic at this point [11:18] nikolam: there's a packaging guide if you'd like to read it [11:18] I would [11:18] we seem to have lost the mailing list from topic [11:19] I think that Debian is also sort of semi short on seamonkey packaging, too. Not tomention other platforms [11:19] nikolam: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-mozillateam [11:19] nikolam: well, we don't have seamonkey specific instructions yet, I can link you to the general packaging guide [11:19] right. [11:20] nikolam: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Complete [11:21] nikolam: here's the current head branch, like I said, it needs clean up: https://code.launchpad.net/~mozillateam/seamonkey/seamonkey-2.0.dev [11:21] geat ;P Something to read. When I finish etc, where to call back? [11:22] I can probably do that week after next [11:22] nikolam: you can come back here with any questions [11:22] great micahg . ok then untill I read that first. ;P [11:24] nikolam: feel free to idle here, I can ping you if I get it done sooner [11:25] I am using wireless internet and move it around when I am out. So maybe goot to see when I come back ;P I still got a lot to learn about process. [11:26] see you and thanks for support micahg . will be back . :) [11:26] nikolam: sounds good [11:26] chrisccoulson: where's the oneiric branch for thunderbird? [11:28] micahg, lp:thunderbird/stable [11:29] chrisccoulson: ah, ok, it's just missing a few commits [13:46] hi m_conley_away [13:47] got a few more merge requests for you today ;) [13:48] chrisccoulson, hi, did you seem my question about tb this morning? [13:51] fta2, yeah, i replied didn't i? [13:52] fta2, i guess that could be tweakable in the theme [13:52] you're not the only person to mention that this week, so i will bring it up with the thunderbird guys [13:52] hm, no, nothing in my history [13:52] ok [13:53] good [13:55] now if only tb was able to use a proper from in the envelope, i could use it for work [14:11] m_conley_away, not sure if you saw my new alpha-2 work item on https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-o-default-email-client ;) [14:13] chrisccoulson, do you have any idea where in the tb codebase the envelope is written? [14:13] wrt gnome bug 585577 [14:13] Gnome bug 585577 in Mailer "Wrong FROM in envelope during SMTP negotiation" [Normal,Reopened] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=585577 [14:14] fta2, not sure. is there an upstream bug for tbird too? [14:14] i have to patch evo to make it work, i guess i will also have to do that for tb [14:24] i don't remember if i already filed a bug for that against tb [14:24] and i can't find one [14:29] seems all my bugs in bugzilla disappeared [15:21] I made a seperate AppArmor profile for plugin-container, it want's to read key3.db which supposedly stores the firefox master key - does someone know if there's a technical reason behind that? It works just fine without access. [15:28] I was going to write a profile for that later in the cycle, unfortunately, I don't have an answer at the moment [21:48] evening [23:34] bug 716703 [23:34] Launchpad bug 716703 in chromium-browser "chromium-browser not built PIE on ARM (dup-of: 641126)" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/716703 [23:34] Launchpad bug 641126 in binutils-linaro "unresolvable R_ARM_THM_CALL relocation" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/641126 [23:35] bug 641126