[08:32] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/calendar-exchange-provider/+bug/1203433 [08:33] what can I also do, to push on? [08:33] This is NOT a mozilla hosted Add-On [08:33] like Enigmail etc [08:59] complain on ubuntu-dev IRC channel, post to mailing lists, contact maintainers by mail? dunno [09:00] which maintainer? [09:00] and on ubuntu-dev they told me to post it here [09:02] whom should I contact [09:03] well ubuntu-vdev might know since they told you to pass it here [09:03] Not allowing Mozilla addons in the archive isn't a decision that's going to be reversed [09:03] I would look for maintainers for Mozilla products in Ubuntu [09:04] Mechtilde, you wanted to include an addon to be shipped together with TB by default in Ubuntu? [09:04] not by default [09:05] it's a third party add-On [09:05] Upstream is Ericsson/Inia [09:05] India [09:06] chrisccoulson, so not any Mozilla addon is allowed to enter Ubuntu and be maintained? Maybe because Mozilla itself does not maintain addons and does not ship them, that is why? [09:06] For Thunderbird itself Maintainer is "Ubuntu core Developers" [09:07] And what about having it and maintaining it in PPA? [09:07] This Add-On is NOT hosted by Mozilla [09:08] Can you sponsor me to get a ppa access? [09:08] I personally just chat . [09:09] and Enigmail is a Mozilla Add-On too and it IS in Ubuntu [09:09] I see.. [09:10] xul-ext-gdata-provider too [09:10] So I guess the restriction is for firefox and not for thunderbird/lightning [09:11] So it is to connect Thunderbird to Exchange server. I think paople could be worried how one can maintain that working, if Microsoft changes Exchange to become incompatible for a reason or something? [09:11] (Just thinking out at loud) [09:12] Ericsson/India work on it and I maintain it in debian [09:13] and I use it myself [09:13] Maybe putting that Thunderbird add-on on Mozilla list of addons first? [09:14] It is interesting to have it I suppose, and to allow people using it [09:15] Is it multi-platform, e.g. does it work for Thunderbird on other platforms, like MS Windows, OSX, Solaris/Openindiana, FreeBSD? [09:15] I'm not familiar with uploading to Mozilla Add-On list [09:15] it is plattform independent [09:15] it is a xul-extension [09:15] Is this it: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/provider-for-microsoft-exchang/?src=search [09:16] it works on all plattforms where thunderbird works [09:16] no [09:17] that from 2012-03-15 is very old [09:18] But that is the same add-on but one you use is updated? [09:19] chrisccoulson, maybe it is not about including add-on in TB but for a new package in ubuntu that adds functionality , that could be optionallu installed [09:20] yes latesst relese is 3.5.0 from 2915-12-29 [09:20] https://github.com/Ericsson/exchangecalendar [09:21] Mechtilde, As i understand, there is universe class of packages in Ubuntu, with their Masters of the Universe. main, multiverse, restricted, universe [09:22] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu [09:23] I don't understand the context [09:23] main is supported, universe is "Community maintained software, i.e. not officially supported software. " [09:24] normally ubuntu automatically mirrors the packages from Debian Testing but not this package because it is blacklisted [09:24] PPAs anyone can make to publish it's packages and maintain them [09:24] I know that I get this package into universe [09:25] and PPa is for anyone without ANy trust path [09:26] that's why I want to put it into universe [09:26] there isn't even a separate keyring [09:28] What about putting it into Mozilla addons on Mozilla site first? And maybe having some Ecchange server open for testing? [09:29] I'm not familiar with uploading to Mozilla Add-On list [09:29] Maybe that would be also a political decision or something to include in universe, so mailing list discussion is needed, too? [09:29] which mailling list should I select [09:30] http://is.gd/G0rbMs ? [09:31] Or maybe firstly http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-motu [09:32] the last Posting at Ubuntu-mozillateam is from 2012-10 [09:34] I dunno, they (ubuntu-dev) told you to come to this channel, maybe asking them if not having answers here [09:34] I just know that I woudl love to see it on Mozilla addons site [09:35] wider range of prople might be interested for it and use it then just inclusion in ubuntu [09:36] i need help to do so [09:37] I also found https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SponsorshipProcess [09:38] and this https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/CodeReviews [09:38] I also found http://community.ubuntu.com/contribute/quality/ [09:40] Mechtilde, there is also Mozilla IRC, with mozilla own irc server and channels, https://wiki.mozilla.org/IRC [09:40] thanks for this hint, I will ask there for help [09:45] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/developers/addon/submit/1 [09:47] Mechtilde, If there is some Exchange server I can connect to with thunderbird, ask me if i can test it after adding to Mozilla Add-ons, since I am with Thunderbird on both non-Linux and can test on Ubuntu LTS Linux too. [09:48] I have no open access to an Exchange server [09:50] now I'm waiting for regiter mail from Mozilla [09:50] well maybe someone at erriccson has it, for wider testing. fat chances I would install Windows+Exchange in VM locally [09:51] But in Mozilla Addons, maybe someone would try and give feedback [10:04] I can't login there after registering [10:06] I just logged in, but I registered long time ago [10:07] have seen mail mesage for confirmation or something? [10:08] yes [10:08] and I followed it [10:13] Bah that must be something about them, maybe shouting on Mozilla's IRC or some mailing list [10:15] the problem is you can't copy the link into the browser [10:15] you have to click on it in thunderbird :( [10:15] thats not my way to handle links in mails [10:17] the agreement is for firefox [10:18] hm, I had that for some time, I was copy/pasting link to firefox [10:45] It is very difficult to submit an Add-On there nowadays [10:45] the description there is only for firefox [15:58] Hello there! I'm trying to figure out which build flags are used to build the Firefox version which is shipped with Ubuntu. Is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompileFirefoxNewVersion still relevant?