[08:39] micahg, hi, did you even try to build the last chromium on arm/natty? [12:01] chrisccoulson: I hear it's your fault ;) [12:01] lag: welcome chrisccoulson our mozilla maintainer .... chrisccoulson, meet lag the linaro team lead for stericsson [12:01] :D [12:02] * lag looks up chrisccoulson's TZ [12:03] chrisccoulson: Ah, mine! :D [12:03] chrisccoulson: I see "Could not find GnuPG" when I use Thunderbird - any ideas? [12:08] lag, i take it you have enigmail installed? [12:09] I do [12:09] But when I try to send an email I receive "Enigmime Service not available", "Failed to initialize Enigmail." [12:10] lag - where did you install enigmail from? [12:10] sudo apt-get install enigmail [12:11] When I try to setup using the Wizard I receive this: [12:11] lag, did you override the gpg path in OpenPGP -> Preferences? [12:11] The Wizard could not find the GnuPG executable, please locate it manually in the following dialog. If you did not install GnuPG yet, we recommend you visit http://www.gnupg.org. [12:11] I have tried with with and without the override [12:12] and you definitely have a /usr/bin/gpg? [12:12] $ which gpg && gpg --version [12:12] /usr/bin/gpg [12:12] gpg (GnuPG) 1.4.11 [12:16] lag, hmm, strange. are there any errors in the error console? [12:35] chrisccoulson: No, nothing in the Error Console [12:54] lag: just tried with a fresh tbird setup [12:54] works [12:54] sent you a mail [12:54] i didnt have to set any binary location etc. [12:55] e.g. just defaults worked [12:57] Are you using 64bit? [12:58] Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux x86_64; en-US; rv:1.9.2.17) Gecko/20110516 Thunderbird/3.1.10 [12:58] hmm. nope ;) [12:58] lag: oh [12:58] lag: so ... you have the package installed, right? [12:59] Which one? [12:59] lag: maybe you had the .xpi manually installed at some point? and you are still not using the package ... -> go to tools -> addons [12:59] Enigmail? [12:59] lag: enigmail package (like in .deb) [12:59] yes [12:59] lag: if "uninstall" button is available for enigmail it means you use the engimail from your profile and not the system one ... hit that button, restart and then it will work maybe [12:59] asac: I did this too [13:00] lag: so uninstall was available? [13:00] asac: Tools -> Addons (Enigmail 1.1.2_ [13:00] s/_/) [13:00] Yes, you want me to uninstall? [13:00] Uninstall/reinstall - how very Microsoftesque [13:00] lag: if uninstall button is available it means it doesnt use the 64-bit package on your system. so yes, hit the button [13:01] lag: no ... just uninstall and the system package should become visible [13:01] its just that you had enigmail at some point installed in your profile which thunderbird still tries to use now after moving to 64-bit [13:01] uninstall -> restart -> check that you cannot hit "uninstall" anymore (greyed out) [13:01] and then it works [13:02] It does indeed [13:02] :) [13:02] Good work [13:02] ha ... /me the master of mozilla (still) [13:02] awesome [13:02] :) [13:02] Sucky Mozilla :) [13:02] What mailer do you use? [13:05] asac: -^ [13:08] lag: gmail web ;) ... but now that i set linaro.org up i might try tbird again ... looks pretty nice nowadays [13:09] unfortunately i dont see a keyboard shortcut for "Archive whole thread" [13:09] I don't use such a shortcut [13:09] I like it as a mailer [13:09] I just use point and click [13:09] And up & down arrow keys :) [13:09] i used it for ages, but then got fed up with the UI and memory consumption [13:09] * lag laughs in the face of Mutt users ;) [13:10] i used mutt then, but since then gave up and only used gmail web UI for linaro mail [13:10] i like the archive button because that moves stuff to the "All Mail" label [13:10] and allows you to keep inbox at zero [13:11] My inbox is always zero [13:11] I use filters, then everything is where it's expected to be [13:11] sure, but then those folders are not zero :) [13:11] i process stuff and zero it [13:11] This is true [13:11] Ah, okay [13:11] i tried to use "read" for hidning [13:11] I like to ignore whole chunks of emails [13:12] but then i often dont have the answer to finishing the mail completely [13:12] and marking unread is also painful all the time [13:12] sure [13:12] i move stuff i dont read to folders [13:12] but then i unsubcribe ;) [13:12] I read what looks interesting then mark the entire folder as read [13:12] if i find myself not looking there for a while [13:12] yeah [13:12] archive is better though [13:12] if you use google [13:13] archiving all folder is easy though ;) [13:13] ctrl+a + a [13:13] I guess you never miss what you've never used :) [13:14] i think archive is only useful if you let all mail show up on inbox and then you have a long list to process ... then for archive/history you still have the read mails in the labels/folders ;) [13:14] right [13:14] i just saw the big button in gmail interface and thought ... lets try this out - cant be completely stupid if they give away so much precious top level UI space [13:24] Was that the achieve button? [13:25] archive ;) [13:25] hehe [13:32] cyphermox: hey [13:32] cyphermox: i heard that you had a snowball? [13:32] asac: yes, g [13:33] got it last week [13:33] cyphermox: linaro has ubuntu images + hardware pack for it if you want to try ;) [13:33] yup [13:33] cyphermox: lag is the guy who knows all ;) [13:33] found them, pushed one, need to re-do it, I think I used the non-desktop one [13:33] asac: Yes, of course, not achieve ;) [13:33] lol [13:33] * lag leaves ;) [13:33] i would like a button called "achieve" ;) [13:34] That would be cool! [13:34] lag: here you have someone from community for snowball [13:34] isnt that great ;) [13:34] Mouse-"over achieve" [13:34] haha [13:34] Well awesome ;) [13:34] cyphermox: password for linaro account is not set [13:34] cyphermox: afaik [13:34] cyphermox: Are you on #igloo? [13:34] cyphermox: you should have autologin [13:35] cyphermox: both on UI and on root account [13:35] but better check with tgall_foo (or Dr_Who depending what day it is in #linaro) [13:35] lag, am now?? [13:36] asac, it was SSH. I only checked real fast, didn't really have time to play with it [13:36] cyphermox: he wonders in general [13:37] cyphermox: It's on irc.oftc.net, not here [13:38] ahah! === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [14:43] hi m_conley, how are you? [14:43] chrisccoulson: hi! Things are pretty good, and you? [14:43] m_conley, yeah, not too bad thanks [14:44] m_conley, did you see my comment on https://code.launchpad.net/~chrisccoulson/messagingmenu-extension/always-show-shortcuts/+merge/66566 ? [14:44] chrisccoulson: Mmhmm - I'm trying to test your patch with an updated libdbusmenu, but now the messaging menu (and the shutdown menu) is missing. :/ [14:44] chrisccoulson: during the upgrade, apt seemed to grab a bunch of other stuff too. [14:44] m_conley, on oneiric? [14:44] chrisccoulson: mmhmm [14:45] m_conley, sounds like fallout from the gtk2 -> gtk3 transition last week ;) [14:45] chrisccoulson: gah - any ideas? [14:46] m_conley, do you still have indicator-messages and indicator-session installed? [14:47] chrisccoulson: oh! seems like they're missing now. How'd that happen? [14:47] * m_conley installs... [14:48] m_conley, that often happens as a side effect of certain transitions [14:48] if you upgraded at an unfortunate time ;) [14:48] chrisccoulson: oh alpha software. :) [14:49] chrisccoulson: hrm. installed, restarted session...still no indicators. [14:50] chrisccoulson: give me a sec, trying something... [14:52] chrisccoulson: bah, still no dice. :/ [14:52] m_conley, any errors from unity-panel-service in ~/.xsession-errors? [14:54] chrisccoulson: [14:54] http://pastebin.mozilla.org/1264106 [14:54] oh, of course, you're running the 2d session ;) [14:54] i'm not too sure about that [14:55] chrisccoulson: ah - that's right, I'll see if I can get the standard session type running... [14:57] m_conley, oh, is it just the message indicator and session indicator which are missing? [14:57] chrisccoulson: yep, looks like it. And the networking indicator has a broken icon. [14:57] m_conley, do you have indicator-session-gtk2 and indicator-messages-gtk2 installed? [14:58] it seems that installing those should fix it ;) [15:00] chrisccoulson: cool, thanks. :) [15:03] chrisccoulson: phew, ok, back in business [15:07] m_conley, heh, i keep putting reviews your way ;) [15:07] chrisccoulson: I know! Sorry about the backlog. Tomorrow's the merge date for Tb7.0, and I'm pushing to get my de-RDF and Address Book extension patches in [15:08] sure, no worries :) [15:10] chrisccoulson: hm...so now MessagingMenu appears in the indicator, but doesn't have the TB icon (http://i.imgur.com/Rl5zX.png), and doesn't indicate on new messages [15:11] hmmm, that's weird :/ [15:13] chrisccoulson: gah. When does alpha 2 come out? [15:14] m_conley, i think it is thursday [15:14] m_conley, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OneiricReleaseSchedule [15:14] chrisccoulson: thanks! :) [15:14] brb, going to try 2d session [15:15] chrisccoulson: ah, I see the problem [15:15] oh? [15:15] line 226 of MessagingMenu.jsm: "aListener[method](aDir, null);" - should be aMethod [15:15] give me a sec... [15:16] m_conley, oh, thanks ;) [15:24] chrisccoulson: ah, seems to be working nicely now. :) [15:24] m_conley, excellent, thanks [15:42] is there a way to file a bug in launchpad without going through the 'ubuntu-bug' hooplah? [17:10] fta2: not yet [17:12] micahg, it seems the ftbfs on oneiric was caused by PIE, which is disabled on natty [17:13] i've disabled it on oneiric too, but if you could try it before the next upload, that would be nice [17:13] fta: ok, will try to get armel going on earlier releases later this week [17:13] fta: ok, will try to get armel going on earlier releases later this week [17:20] ok, thanks [18:18] * chrisccoulson will stop creating merge proposals for m_conley soon ;) [18:18] chrisccoulson: no, they're great - I'll get to them soon. :) [19:43] chrisccoulson: are you uploading the fix for firefox being pulled in on kubuntu or shouldI? [19:43] chrisccoulson: are you uploading the fix for firefox being pulled in on kubuntu or shouldI? [19:44] sorry for the double ping, xchat isn't rending properly [19:44] *rendering [21:13] oh, mozilla-aurora is quiet [21:14] no build again [21:15] chrisccoulson: did you see my ping before? [21:16] micahg - i replied didn't i? [21:16] xchat isn't beaving [21:16] *behaving [21:17] I don't see a response on irclogs.u.c === brosnan is now known as kbrosnan === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away