=== asac_ is now known as asac [09:41] bug 190856 , bug 190845 & bug 190675 [09:42] Bug 190856 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/190856 is private [09:42] Launchpad bug 190845 in seamonkey "seamonkey has no Help > Report Problem in Help Menu" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/190845 [09:42] Launchpad bug 190675 in firefox "firefox crashes when downloading or uploading attachments" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/190675 [09:58] Ubulette: with new nss firefox 2 fails to build :/ [10:08] <[reed]> asac: what error? [10:09] i don't have it anymore. a symbol is missing [10:09] i will try a bit later again and let you know :) [10:10] [reed]: is that considered a bug for nss? [10:10] ( i thought that nss has strong abi/api rules) [10:10] <[reed]> depends on the error and the fact that you all are trying to use an unreleased version of NSS with something as old as Firefox 2 :p [10:13] yeah ... if i can confirm that its not packaging related i will ask kaie [10:16] asac: old news [10:16] asac: http://patches.ubuntu.com/by-release/extracted/ubuntu/s/seamonkey/1.1.7+nobinonly-0ubuntu2/11_bz399589_fix_missing_symbol_with_new_nss.patch [10:17] mozilla bug 399589 [10:17] Mozilla bug 399589 in Security: PSM "PSM + tip of NSS, error ‘SECAlgorithmIDTemplate’ not declared" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=399589 [10:17] Ubulette: nope, i haven't seen anything like that, in fact i don't use ff3 :P [10:18] Ubulette: any page i could check that? [11:46] Ubulette: with beta2 there isn't a button either [11:47] so probably a feature :P [11:47] http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/its-an-attack.html === \sh_away is now known as \sh [11:52] http://img529.imageshack.us/my.php?image=snapshot1im8.png [11:52] how nice to see all your browsers pass :P [12:14] cheguevara: the image looks squashed [12:14] which test url is it? [12:15] http://www.webstandards.org/files/acid2/test.html#top [12:17] yeah ffox 2 fails though [12:18] yep [14:17] ok lunch [14:37] mozilla bug 15322 [14:37] mozilla bug 172818 [14:37] Mozilla bug 15322 in XP Apps: GUI Features "Ability to rearrange toolbars (by drag and drop)" [Enhancement,New] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15322 [14:38] Mozilla bug 172818 in Toolbars and Toolbar Customization "Allow movement of toolbars (using visible grippies)" [Enhancement,New] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172818 [14:38] asac: fix :P [15:07] you rather mean "implement" ... its not a bug/regression ;) [15:31] asac: implement! :P === \sh is now known as \sh_away [17:08] asac: you up buddy? [17:11] shirish: yes [17:11] shirish: i asked you about the extensions :) [17:12] asac: right, I disabled all the extensions, and still while I try to upload it fails. [17:12] means ff crashes. [17:12] but there is also another possibility [17:12] did you tell me what those extensions are? [17:13] e.g. post the install.rdf of them? [17:13] shirish: maybe also try with a fresh profile [17:13] asac: what do you mean post the install.rdf of them? [17:13] yes, like what i asked in the bug [17:14] asac: there is also another possibility, I came to know I also have ubufox installed, perhaps that might also have something to do with it, what do you think? [17:15] asac: I can copy & paste the install.rdf files if that's ok with u? What do you say? [17:15] alongwith the paths that u have given, I am also updating ff2.0.x series as we speak. [17:15] asac: will also try a fresh profile, just to see if that works out in any way. [17:17] asac: the first extension is Seamonkey, the second is Adblock Plus. [17:17] asac: of course will be putting up all this info. on the bug as well, so there is a history there as well. [17:22] sorry, the first extension is downthemall, a download manager. [17:28] shirish: please attach to bug [17:28] shirish: the ones with the path i named in the bug [17:29] asac: I couldn't attach it to the bug, because ff crashes, I instead copied & pasted the contents to the bug itself bug 190856 [17:30] Launchpad bug 190856 in firefox "firefox-bin crashed with SIGSEGV" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/190856 [17:30] asac: sorry again :( [17:33] asac: ubufox is a ubuntu-only thing, is it? [17:35] yes [17:35] copy&paste is ok [17:35] please try a clean profile too [17:36] sure would do. [17:36] shirish: what do you mean with "This is seamonkey" [17:36] i don't understand that [17:39] asac: disregard the bit about seamonkey, I was reading the install.rdf, I misunderstood something. [17:41] try the clean profile (how i described in bug) first [17:41] if that fixes it we at least know the direction to look closer [17:42] if it doesn't we know its the system files that cause this [17:42] shirish: ^^^^ [17:44] asac: working on it, have a clean profile :) [17:52] asac: how do I recursively mv stuff from my .mozilla to another directory? [17:53] shirish: just mv $HOME/.mozilla $HOME/.mozilla.backup1 [17:53] then start ffox again [17:56] done, doing the rest. [18:00] asac: that also didn't work out, it also crashed. [18:00] asac: although this time, I tried to just upload & then tried cancelling that. [18:00] well ... you most likely still have a contaminated system [18:00] hard to say [18:01] (in worst case hardware error) ... if upload really crashes i would have seen more reports so far [18:01] asac: true, I don't know about contaminated systems but what you can say could be true. [18:03] shirish: contaminated: e.g. you installed some lib or other thing once on your system that isn't plain ubuntu [18:03] e.g. left over from some 3rd party install et al [18:03] like the ftp archive ... you never know what standards those packagers follow [18:03] for instance installing ubuntuzilla is the worst you could ever do :) [18:04] if i ever meat the author of that package i will get a shotgun :) [18:05] but most likely would just shoot in the air as i am not the kind of person that can shoot anyone :) [18:05] ah, right, that is entirely possible. [18:05] also uninstalled the ubufox extensions, let's try this the last time. If nothing works then I am doomed :( [18:06] shirish: ubufox is unlikely to cause this [18:06] shirish: you can attach a strace -f firefox &> /tmp/strace.log to the bug [18:06] (use konqueror to do that if no gecko browser works for you) [18:06] (does ffox 3 work)? [18:06] asac: I know but just to make sure that isn't the cause the of it [18:07] ff3 also has the same bug as well as couple of others mozilla/gecko-based browsers. [18:08] shirish: attach the strace ... deinstall all themes (which can cause wierd issues as well) [18:09] asac: will do, btw where are themes located on ff2? [18:09] shirish: well if you have fresh profile you shouldn't have any themes now [18:10] check the Tools -> Addons dialog [18:10] if there is anything still left [18:10] maybe try to uninstall vlc plugin as well [18:10] asac: there are 3 themes even in the fresh profile [18:12] firefox (default theme) , gnome theme 0.5, Human theme 0.5 & Tangerine theme 0.5 , all of them have uninstall greyed out. [18:12] asac: perhaps they are the culprit. [18:13] let me see [18:13] yes they are globally installed [18:13] try to uninstall them (you should have packages for them) [18:15] asac: I think this is most probably it, i firefox-themes-ubuntu Firefox themes matching the Ubuntu desktop look [18:15] shirish: that one usually should be good [18:15] there should be others [18:16] (e.g. tango) [18:16] shirish: what does MR Tech Local Install (version: 5.3.2.6) do? [18:16] shirish: try to remove gnome and tangerine theme [18:17] asac: will do, MR Tech Local install is basically a package to use outdated plugins, plugins which have not been updated for a long time, kinda like a patch. [18:18] sounds scary .... and nothing a user wants to install [18:18] http://www.mrtech.com/extensions/local_install/ [18:19] it does no. of things as u can see. [18:22] damn, i did something stupid & all my profile is gone :( [18:24] shirish: you moved it away [18:24] asac: that's why I usually copy the profiles, this time I didn't do & in moving mv it got overwritten. [18:31] asac: not your fault, all mine, I was just stupid. [18:32] sorry for that [18:32] i didn't tell anything harmful ;) [18:32] but well ... every one working with computers lost important data multipe times and survived ;) [18:33] asac: I know, its just mv doesn't give a warning when you copy stuff over that, I didn't realize that. [18:33] at some points you'll find that creating incremental backups of your important folders is the only way to reduce the chance to wipe something to a safe probabiliy [18:33] you can also use the file manager (nautilus) if you feel more secure [18:34] command line is pretty efficient, but can be quite destructing if you are tired or something [18:34] true [18:38] aha, I do still have ff3 & I have bookmarks synchronizer, so lots of things can still be salvaged. [18:38] so not much harm done. [18:39] :) [18:43] asac: tangerine-icon-theme is a dependancy of ubuntu-desktop [18:44] ok [18:44] * asac wonders why [18:44] is the human theme still a dependency aswell? [18:44] I have no idea [18:45] human-theme is also a dependancy of ubuntu-desktop as well as edubuntu-artwork and ubuntu-artwork as well. [18:46] k [18:47] asac: the 4 themes are still there, firefox-default, gnome 0.5, human-theme as well as tangerine-theme === Ubulette_ is now known as Ubulette [18:49] hi [18:51] Ubulette: hi [18:51] asac: got the strace & it crashed without any extensions, just with the themes, I can uninstall the themes if you really want. [18:53] what ? [18:55] Ubulette: just said hi, asac is helping me to work out that bug which I had filed a day before, which I also put up on the mailing list. [18:55] crash doing what ? [18:56] crash during upload [18:56] shirish: please figure out which theme it is [18:57] [Sun 15:08] mozilla bug 257427 [18:57] Mozilla bug 257427 in XP Toolkit/Widgets "opening filepicker without first appending a filter crashes" [Critical,Resolved: fixed] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=257427 [18:57] note that in the bug ... attach the strace and let me know :) [18:57] like this one ? [18:57] Ubulette: yeah ... but it happens during upload afaict for now [18:57] (fixed in trunk yesterday) [18:59] the stack trace is not usable in the bug so it's difficult to guess [19:00] my bet is that its a contaminated system (by some 3rd party installs done in the past) ... or last chance its a theme [19:00] there were themes in the past that crashes ffox [19:00] dunno how long this is going to take or whether it will be a successful upload or not, that's 23 MB of strace.log [19:01] wow, how can it be, it shows 22 MB of strace.log attached [19:02] :) [19:03] asac: I just have no idea, I hope text isn't garbled when you are downloading stuff. [19:04] my upload speeds are usually capped at 8-10 kbps or at the most 15 kbps. [19:04] Anyway best of luck to you if you do manage to crack that one. [19:06] damn, ff3.0 was also using the same profile, shouldn't this be using a seperate profile ? [19:09] same profile as ff2 ? which ff3 is that ? looks like b3rc2~fta1.... [19:12] ff3 3.0~b3~cvs20080101t1000+nobinonly-0ubuntu1 [19:13] asac: this is strange, ff2 shows 4 themes at startup, while ff3 shows only 1. [19:15] shirish: can't you disable them? [19:16] shirish: does downgrading help? [19:16] asac: no I can't there is no way to disable them. its greyed out. [19:16] asac: downgrading to what, I just upgraded them 2.0.12, the latest release. [19:17] ok but it happened with previous too? [19:18] asac: yes it happened with 2.0.10 all this time, I just upgraded to 2.0.12 & let's see what's in store here. [19:26] ok [19:30] asac: at this point in time, its downloading file without an issue, although the assertion is still there on the CLI. [19:31] asac: once I have made a profile with profilemanager then do I need to give firefox-profilemanager each time, I have made profiles of both at 2 different places so one can't touch the other. [19:32] which assertion? [19:37] implement! [19:37] Ubulette: you implement! [19:37] Ubulette: asac: got a mail from upstream about a bug, I just fwd'ed it to you guys. [19:43] jcastro: yeah ... thanks. already got it though:) [19:44] better safe than sorry ;) [19:44] asac: ok cool, so what do I tell them, that you're applying it already? [19:47] jcastro, I didn't get anything (so far) [19:48] Ubulette: I think I have the wrong email for you [19:48] please use the one in my LP profile [19:49] k [19:49] maybe you're in my greylist then [19:50] you don't have a public address published on lp [19:51] asac: once I have made a profile with profilemanager then do I need to give firefox-profilemanager each time, I have made profiles of both at 2 different places so one can't touch the other ? [19:51] jcastro, I don't ? I thought anyone logged in could see all emails [19:52] asac: the assertion such as (gecko:6663): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_unref: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed [19:52] confirmed, you're stuck in my greylist for a few more minutes [19:52] Ubulette: no worries, looks like asac is tracking it anyway [19:53] ok [19:54] Ubulette: can u tell me the question I asked asac ? [19:54] that once I have made a profile with profilemanager then do I need to give firefox-profilemanager each time, I have made profiles of both at 2 different places so one can't touch the other ? [19:55] or do I have to do firefox -profilemanager & firefox-3.0 -profilemanager each time so they don't mix up stuff? [19:56] with 3.0~b3~cvs20080101t1000, ff3 is still using ~/.mozilla/firefox-3.0 while ff2 uses ~/.mozilla/firefox so you should not need the profile manager [19:56] that will change with 3.0~b3 [19:56] Also I have job for both of u when u have free time Bug 191015 [19:56] Launchpad bug 191015 in amaya "Sync Amaya 9.55 (universe) with Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/191015 [19:57] Ubulette: with 3.0~b3 it would stop using ~/.mozilla/firefox-3.0 or what? [19:59] yep, asac removed the appname patch i've made a long time ago creating ~/.mozilla/firefox-3.0 so it will use ~/.mozilla/firefox, like ff2. That means ff2 will disappear soon [19:59] s/will/should/ === \sh_away is now known as \sh [20:00] I don't mind myself, i've already removed ff2 from all my boxes [20:00] right [20:01] I use both alternatively, especially with the issues which we have been having. Anyways doesn't matter now, would have to think about that when we hit b3 & the .deb comes here. [20:02] I wish there was a password & URL exporter site too like foxmarks for bookmarks, would make things so easy === \sh is now known as \sh_away === shiris1 is now known as shirish [21:51] https://edge.launchpad.net/~asac/+archive/+builds?build_text=gcj&build_state=all [22:04] asac, did you produce any patches for miro ? [23:01] asac, i wonder if the bad wrapping in miro's left pane is not caused by your tooltip patch in xul1.9... [23:17] Ubulette: how did you get miro to build? [23:18] haven't retried since last time. I'm still with r6000 [23:19] 1st .. it just doesn't work with how the do it now (e.g. need to mv platform platformxx) [23:19] most likely they don't use setup.py to build their dev tree [23:20] 2nd they have changed startup order ... i have to tackle that next [23:20] ok, i'll move my branch to mt, feel free to push there :) [23:20] yeah [23:21] but miro is not high prio for me atm :) [23:21] though its tempting to do it right and reminds me that there is still work left for python [23:22] i think thu is feature freeze :( [23:22] :) [23:23] people are complaining about the left pane wrapping in hardy too [23:23] bug? [23:23] donno, they didn't say. http://geekport.com/files/mirocrop.png [23:24] they need to file a bug ... i mean its hard enough to look at bugs. searching the web for arbitrary claims is just cumbersome ;) [23:25] i know that. I'll tell them next time [23:25] cool [23:25] if you can reproduce this with hardy verisno you can even file on their behalf