[00:33] knome: there might be an extension for that [00:34] knome: what do you mean by custom command === chrisccoulson_ is now known as chrisccoulson [11:30] micahg, found out already. "Mailbox Alert" is the extension === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [14:33] m_conley, i had a look at your change to get the eds extension building again [14:34] don't you need to set PYTHONPATH anywhere? [14:34] as typelib.py includes some modules that aren't in the normal location [14:34] chrisccoulson: hm, good point [14:34] chrisccoulson: hang on, let me dive in [14:35] m_conley, PYTHONPATH=$LIBXUL_SDK/sdk/bin should do it [14:36] PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$LIBXUL_SDK/sdk/bin, no? [14:36] m_conley, yeah, that's technically more correct [14:40] chrisccoulson: pushed! [14:41] m_conley, thanks [15:10] m_conley, i'll fix the thunderbird-dev package to install the new typelib.py bits as well [15:10] chrisccoulson: ah, lovely. :) [15:28] hmm, seems like there's still quite a bit of fallout from bug 855171 :/ [15:28] Launchpad bug 855171 in ca-certificates-java "libnss3.so went missing after upgrade" [Critical,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/855171 [15:32] ouch, the downloadable mozilla.org xulrunner sdk is huge [15:33] all i want to do is look at what files are installed in it [15:33] 270MB [15:46] chrisccoulson: i can tar -jvxf for you if you want [15:46] s/x/v/ [15:46] i mean t [15:46] bhearsum, it's ok, i've got it here now :) [15:46] thanks [15:46] oh, ok [16:00] m_conley, ok, i'm respinning the thunderbird nightly build with your eds extension fix in now [16:00] lets hope that works :) [16:01] chrisccoulson: fingers crossed. :) [16:01] chrisccoulson: that should also take care of some ABI bustage too. [16:01] m_conley, yeah, i fixed that locally then realized i never sent you a patch ;) [16:01] chrisccoulson: it happens. :) [16:02] oh, everyone is going to be pleased with me. 2 firefox + thunderbird builds in one day. i'm going to run before people start complaining that i've taken all the builders again ;) [16:02] bbiab [16:35] anyone know if mozilla has a dedicated IRC channel just for thunderbird? [16:41] #thunderbird on irc.mozilla.org [16:43] chrisccoulson: there's no reason for such complaints, there are plenty of buildds available [17:16] Hello ! I'm not sure to ask at the right place, so let me know if I'm wrong. I have a problem to find my messages in icedove (clone of thunderbird I think) because I totally reinstalled my Debian Lenny. I kept /home partition (no formatting), and the directories where are my messages are intact, but I can't retrieve all my mails and contacts. Is there a solution ? I search on the web but find nothing. Thank. [17:17] thanks* [17:24] bye ! [17:39] evening [17:48] Hello ! I'm not sure to ask at the right place, so let me know if I'm wrong. I have a problem to find my messages in icedove (clone of thunderbird I think) because I totally reinstalled my Debian Lenny. I kept /home partition (no formatting), and the directories where are my messages are intact, but I can't retrieve all my mails and contacts. Is there a solution ? I search on the web but find nothing. Thanks. [17:56] Thanks anyway bye ! [17:56] wow, 10 minutes isn't long enough for most people to read the message === micahg changed the topic of #ubuntu-mozillateam to: Welcome to the Ubuntu Mozilla Team: | FF = Firefox | FF6.0.2 10.04-10.10 http://is.gd/5Fyywu | FF7.0b6 10.04-11.04 http://is.gd/WUM9i5 | FF8.0a2 10.04-11.10 http://is.gd/Byx4fN | FF 3.6.23/Thunderbird 3.1.14 in http://is.gd/dsudW needs testing | FF3.6.22 (10.04-10.10) FF6.0.2 (11.04)/Thunderbird 3.1.13 in Stable Releases | Report Mozilla PPA bugs here: http://is.gd/hdZc1 [17:59] micahg: eheh [18:00] chrisccoulson: could you please add me to chromium-daily? also, any chance of adding chromium to your crons or is it all running from the DC now? [18:03] micahg: who is looking into video v4l ? it breaks with google chat plugin [18:04] FernandoMiguel: idk, is there a bug report somewhere? [18:04] no [18:04] since it's not a package in the archive [18:04] it's 3rd party [18:05] but since we are the ones breaking [18:05] it [18:05] upstream says it's our fault? [18:05] and it will affect 11.10 and gmail/gtalk gadget/Plus [18:05] not sure [18:05] I told a google plus dev about it and sent feedback [18:06] ok, is it a binary plugin? [18:07] FernandoMiguel: we don't really have anyone to chase down stuff for chromium ATM, my goal is just to keep the various channels building and maybe find someone to upstream bug reports [18:07] not chromium [18:08] ah [18:08] it breaks for every browser [18:08] orly? [18:08] yeah [18:08] FernandoMiguel: is there a homepage for this? [18:08] google-talkplugin depends on lib32v4l-0; however: [18:08] Package lib32v4l-0 is not installed. [18:09] micahg: sure... let me find a direct link [18:09] micahg: http://www.google.com/talk/ [18:09] FernandoMiguel: right, now with multiarch, that should be an alternate dependency on the actual library [18:09] *there should be [18:10] FernandoMiguel: try installing the 32 bit version [18:10] :\ [18:10] that doesn't fix it to *everybody* [18:10] FernandoMiguel: if it's using lib32v4l, it's not 64 bit anyways [18:11] but the plugin *is* 64bits [18:11] google-talkplugin_current_amd64.deb [18:11] no, it's a 64 bit deb, the plugin is 32 bit [20:21] how's the 11.10 beta these days? [20:21] would i be a fool to uprgade to it? ;) [20:41] hi bhearsum [20:41] it's not too bad, but i recommend using unity-2d [20:41] ah [20:42] that's what i'm using atm, i find it much more reliable [20:42] than 3d, or 11.04? ;) [20:42] bhearsum, than 3d [20:43] 3d still has some really critical bugs related to window stacking, although those should be fixed straight after the beta release [20:43] but i dislike the design in 3d ;) [20:45] ah [20:45] interesting, i might upgrade to iton one of my machines tonight === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away [21:53] FernandoMiguel: slangasek just updated ia32-libs to fix your gtalk plugin issue [21:53] chrisccoulson: thanks for the Firefox branch updates :), did you make a tarball yet or should I ? [21:54] thank you [21:56] chrisccoulson: disregard tarball question, doesn't exist yet :) [21:56] micahg, not yet, i'll do that tomorrow. i want to do the thunderbird branches tonight [21:56] if there aren't any tarballs tomorrow, i'll just create them from the current beta, assuming there are no respins [21:57] chrisccoulson: does the globalmenu extension for thunderbird natty need any tweaking? [21:57] micahg, for natty? i don't think so, but natty is still on 3.1 [21:57] i don't think anything should change there [21:58] chrisccoulson: right, ok, I'm going to upload soon, just wanted to make sure I didn't forget something [21:58] yeah, that needs updating with every release in natty for firefox ;) [21:58] heh, rapid release, ftw, right? [21:59] it's not really that difficult. it's just binary extensions that are a pain [21:59] and only crazy people write those now [21:59] which reminds me [22:00] someone pinged me on IRC a few days ago and said there is a version of mozvoikko implemented in js-ctypes [22:00] we should try that out, and consider switching to that if it works [22:00] this binary version is an absolute nightmare for us [22:01] chrisccoulson: ok, I'm fine with switching if it reduces the maintenance burden [22:02] it should reduce it a lot. the actual mozvoikko code isn't that bad to maintain, as it doesn't use any interfaces which break frequently [22:02] so it really just needs a rebuild for each release [22:02] the problem though, is its build system [22:02] joelesko: can you rebase your seamonkey branch against 2.4.0 when it's tagged? I'll try to get to it over the weekend [22:02] which is a total mess, and seems to break with every little change in firefox [22:04] chrisccoulson: let's make sure also we chat before you go on vacation to bring me up to speed on anything I might need to know [22:04] micahg, yeah, i was going to write an email tomorrow [22:04] it should be pretty straightforward [22:04] that would be great [22:04] just basically keeping on top of the beta releases, and i will have all the beta branches ready to go anyway [22:04] I currently don't know how the eds/globalmenu branches work in the scheme of the oneiric uploads [22:05] i wouldn't worry about that too much, i should have that sorted before i go [22:05] hopefully it should just be a case of doing beta uploads [22:05] ok [22:05] ok, well, that will just be for the PPAs then [22:05] the version of globalmenu-extension in oneiric is already compatible with firefox 9 [22:06] excellent [22:06] i've just bumped bindwood compatibility to 9 as well, as one of the u1 guys has been testing it on the current nightlies [22:09] cool, that's been a thorn in my side, but I"ll poke dobey to test once it's all up [22:12] it seems that nobody has noticed that i've only been running the lucid/maverick aurora/nightly builds twice per week ;) [22:12] i changed it to only run nightly on natty and oneiric [22:12] i wonder how many people actually use those on old releases [22:18] chrisccoulson: BTW, when can we chat about chromium [22:18] heh :) [22:18] i wanted to set up some cron jobs to get the dailies going again, seeing as i've got the firefox builds running from chinstrap now [22:19] but that went out of the window this week after getting involved with boot speed stuff [22:19] do you know which branch was being used for which build? [22:19] chrisccoulson: that would be great, I can probably keep them running, so, that's a no go before you get back? [22:19] chrisccoulson: yes [22:19] i couldn't tell which branch that the current oneiric version was coming from [22:20] .head -> daily, .dev -> dev, .beta -> beta, .stable -> stable [22:20] chrisccoulson: .oneiric is oneiric [22:20] all chromium-browser.x [22:20] oh, i must have missed that one then ;) [22:21] I'm going to merge .stable from .beta when I get a chance, and then merge stable to oneiric [22:21] * micahg finally figured out how to do those merges... [22:25] chrisccoulson: BTW, I think I'm going to go for an NSS update on Monday, we should release with updated roots [22:25] yeah, makes sense [22:26] merging with bzr is a pain, as i found out recently ;) [22:26] i don't like the bzr way of tracking files by unique identifiers [22:26] it breaks if you add a file separately to 2 different branches and then try to merge them [22:28] yeah, I plan to merge specific revisions w/ -c [22:30] micahg, that still suffers from the same problem :) [22:30] i discovered that with all of our mozilla branches, which have all evolved separately over time [22:32] :( [22:33] chrisccoulson: BTW, can you add me to chromium-daily team please? [22:34] micahg, yeah, done [22:34] chrisccoulson: thanks [22:34] * micahg figures he can manually upload stable for the moment [23:51] micahg: Yes I will rebase against 2.4 as soon as it's tagged for release. [23:52] joelesko_: thanks! [23:52] I'll get it uploaded before release, just not sure if I'll get to it this week [23:53] np. It must be getting crazy [23:54] yep :) [23:55] i need to have a look at that too :) [23:55] and i definitely need to do it this week, seeing as i'm on vacation for 2 weeks ;) [23:55] I'll pull the rc tonight to make sure it packages correctly. [23:56] chrisccoulson: hi. Sounds like you have a full schedule also. Enjoy the time off.