[00:05] fta: never used it before :) [00:05] fta: for me 1.2 looks good [00:05] fta: which labels? [00:05] really ? [00:06] maybe i just don't know the real shiny miro ... who knows [00:06] example? [00:07] epimeteo: does the server send a proper mime-type? otherwise the server has to send a proper content-disposition header i guess or the url must have a proper filename extension [00:07] fta: bug 192888 [00:07] Launchpad bug 192888 in libflashsupport "firefox crashes on flash contents" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/192888 [00:08] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/hardy/+source/flashplugin-nonfree/+bug/192888/comments/44 [00:08] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/hardy/+source/flashplugin-nonfree/+bug/192888/comments/45 [00:09] http://www.sofaraway.org/ubuntu/tmp/miro.png [00:10] thats indeed strange [00:10] i don't have that [00:10] but maybe thats because i don'thave that many labels [00:10] looks like a bit like a bottom top wrap overflow :) [00:11] even when you resize the left pane to a smaller size ? [00:11] where are those displaced elements supposed to be? [00:13] http://www.sofaraway.org/ubuntu/tmp/miro2.png [00:13] currently it doesn't start at all anymore [00:13] no idea whats up [00:13] did i try something the other day` [00:13] ? [00:13] dbus error :/ [00:21] asac, the server is a drupal site. the file extention is correct in both link and file. About the mime-type, what do I have to edit in the server side? [00:21] no idea ... shouldn't be required i guess [00:21] if the rest is fine [00:22] ok, thanks asac [00:22] epimeteo: you can look [00:22] the file should be in /tmp/ while fileroller is open [00:22] what kind of file is that? [00:22] asac, removing libflashsupport never really helped me improve stability, but it sure broke my sound (pulseaudio) [00:22] let me see [00:23] fta: the testers i had all saw improvement [00:24] fta: for instance they could go back and forward as long as they liked (most of the times) on youtube [00:24] while they couldn't do that with libflashsupport [00:24] there is even a ticket open about this in libflashsupport bug tracker [00:25] fta: http://www.pulseaudio.org/ticket/225 [00:26] maybe but it never helped *me*, it still crashed a lot when i tried that [00:27] fta: have a testcase to reproduce without libflashsupport? [00:27] i couldn't reproduce anything reliably without it [00:27] asac, the file extention is ok in /tmp/, but neither tar or file-roller can open it. This is happening just with the broswer (FF from gutsy repos). if I use wget all works fine. [00:27] epimeteo: try to rename it ... maybe its a tar.gz [00:27] the url from last time. but apparently, it was that Xaa thing on nvidia only [00:28] fta: oh ... could you fix that with disabling offscreen pixmaps too? [00:29] it is a tar.gz, asac. In the links, in the server, all .tar.gz. [00:30] epimeteo: maybe your server gzips the stream [00:30] asac, this ticket is closed/dupe [00:32] if it does, why the problem doesn't happen with wget? and who can I verify if the server gzips the stream (the website is mine, the tar file is created by a script). [00:32] fta: thats the number i had in my head :) [00:32] *how [00:34] epimeteo: what headers does your server send? [00:34] paste them [00:34] how do I get the header? [00:36] epimeteo: install the liveheaders extension from the hardy archive [00:36] ok [00:37] or install libwww-perl and do: HEAD your_url [00:45] ok, I've istalled both. I tried what you said, fta. Don't know what to do with liveheaders. [00:46] epimeteo: start FF, go to Tools -> LiveHTTPHeaders, and then open the page... [00:47] check Content-Type [00:47] Content-Type: application/x-gzip [00:47] Jazzva, you should know i prefer CLI :) [00:48] then most likely, ff will gunzip it on the fly [00:48] fta: Sure thing :), just answerd epimeteo's question :P [00:49] ok Jazzva i'll try that, thanks [00:49] fta, so it's ok? [00:49] why doesnt file-roller recognizes the tar file then? [00:50] is the resulting file really a tar ? [00:50] epimeteo: no problem [00:50] I'm using it right now :) [00:51] fta, that's the problem. It is the file, name, extention and size, but file-roller nor tar can use it. [00:52] epimeteo: What's the fille? I would like to see and check... [00:52] *file [00:52] what does "file yourfile" tells you ? [00:52] -s [00:53] http://nonetdebs.unixpod.com/temp/1/var_lib_apt_lists.tar.gz [00:54] i cant see "file yourfile" anywhere :s [00:54] file /tmp/var_lib* [00:54] var_lib_apt_lists.tar.gz: gzip compressed data, from Unix [00:55] so it's still a gzip [00:56] gunzip it and file the tar [00:56] or just tar ztvf var_lib_apt_lists.tar.gz [00:56] Same here... though, it gunzips/untars perfectly... [00:56] (when I save it first) [00:57] so why file-roller nor tar can open it? [00:57] fta: yeah its double gzipped :) [00:57] but only on .gz :) [00:57] i'm doing something wrong? [00:57] one [00:57] epimeteo: paste a full header session [00:57] not just the content-type [00:57] e.g. what firefox sends and what it retrieves [00:58] from liveheaders? [00:58] yes [00:58] clear [00:58] then download [00:58] and paste everything ;) [00:59] epimeteo: paste to paste.ubuntu.com [01:00] ok [01:00] the file looks correct [01:00] yet file-roller file:///tmp/var_lib_apt_lists.tar.gz doesn't like it [01:00] http://paste.ubuntu.com/7156/ [01:01] it's just the click on the tar.gz link part. [01:03] you can try yourselfs: log on the site as "zzz" with "zzz" password and click "apt-get update" on the left side. Then, by the end of the page is the link. [01:04] looks like ffox doesn't recognize gzip content-encoding [01:04] most likely a bug then [01:05] (except your server double encodes as well :)) [01:05] epimeteo: disable gzip on server [01:05] and see what happens [01:06] :s disable it? where? I'm not the owner of the server [01:06] just in the script? or in the apache server? or in htaccess? [01:06] epimeteo: remove gzip from network.http.accept-encoding in about:config of firefox [01:06] ok [01:06] epimeteo: no idea how to do that onserver side in your case [01:07] its just for debugging [01:11] epimeteo: what kind of server is that? [01:11] DAV? [01:11] can you please try if it works if you don't do that through mod_dav? [01:12] that's a drupal site [01:12] don't think it uses dav, but i don't really know [01:12] epimeteo: http://lxr.mozilla.org/seamonkey/source/netwerk/protocol/http/src/nsHttpChannel.cpp#882 [01:13] thats how it is now ... that means that your behaviour is expected [01:13] if your file has the .gz extension, firefox will just ignore the gzip encoding [01:13] because in the past apache appeared to have send both though not gzipping .gz files :) [01:14] so as long as you cannot reproduce this with a normal apache, you are lost [01:14] the fix is most likely to disable content-encoding on drupal site [01:14] server [01:14] have fun :) [01:15] asac, I will :D [01:15] epimeteo: just distribute .tar [01:16] epimeteo: it will be about the same size streamed [01:16] because your server appears to properly gzip the streams [01:16] verfiy that the content-encoding is still gzip to rule out any crazy things :) [01:17] in the script I gzip the file but just give it a .tar extention? is that it asac ? [01:17] epimeteo: and let me know if you have the same problem with plain apache install ;) [01:17] epimeteo: no ... just tar. ... don't gzip [01:17] the server will gzip it for you in stream :) [01:17] epimeteo: or use bz2 ;) [01:17] oh, k [01:18] bz2 is GNU? [01:18] no idea ;) [01:18] it is available in a fresh ubuntu nstall? [01:18] yes [01:18] ok [01:18] thanks for all the help [01:18] try tar cjvf /tmp/out.tar.bz2 /directory/to/tar/up [01:18] :) [01:19] ok, ill try bz2 then :) [01:19] thank you all for all the help, asac fta Jazzva! [01:20] No problem :) [01:21] Jazzva: i think app-install-data was uplaoded [01:21] yay :D [01:22] Works good *scared_of_review*? [01:22] no idea ;) [01:22] i started the extension dialog [01:22] there is a list of extensions :) [01:22] Jazzva: 26 :/ [01:23] Hmm ... I will go through them ... I think I removed some (for example, firefox-sage) from FF3-compat :) [01:23] * Jazzva on the phone [01:44] worked 100% with .bz2! :D Thank you for this. Bye [01:45] Back ... asac, I didn't put correct MimeTypes in few desktop files ... I must have missed them. I'll correct it now :) [01:52] About mozilla-bookmarksftp ... I'm not sure if it's compat with FF3, but it's compat with FF2 ... I'll edit the Depends: line to add "| firefox-2". [01:54] The same goes for mozilla-noscript ... But that also means we should bump the maxVersion ... and I'm not sure if they really work (they're pretty old packages, afaict). Should we instead just make them depend on FF2, until we provide a newer package? [01:54] asac ^^ [01:56] Jazzva: are they instlaled in ffox 3 directory? [01:56] (in order not to have frustrated users which install the extension and then discover it is unusable) [01:57] Hmm, lemme check [01:57] Jazzva: -noscript has maxVersion 3b3 [01:57] I suppose they are in /usr/lib/firefox... [01:57] yeah [01:58] what does the wiki say about those :) ? [01:58] noscript == missing details :/ [01:59] yeah ... I wasn't able to find it on amo... [01:59] lol [02:00] the mozgest guy is named "Joe Chen" on wiki :) [02:00] (though I forgot to check install.rdf for details *hides_away*) [02:01] ok. think the noscript thing could be bumped [02:01] I think I just copy/pasted most of the known details from the old tables :) [02:01] to 3.0.* [02:01] Aha... he's Jochen :) [02:01] Jazzva: well ;) [02:01] i don't think that thats true either [02:01] Hmm ... $DEITY bless aliases :) [02:01] i only know that i never knew his name, but in about 10 mails he send me he always complained "my name is not Joe Chen" :) [02:02] i never knew what he refers to and ignored it :) [02:02] thought it was a mail signature joke thing or something :) [02:02] Well, amo reports Jochen :)... We should use that, right :)? [02:02] no idea [02:02] just remove it [02:02] he is not a helpful upstream [02:02] Ok ... [02:03] maybe just email: bugs@krickelkrackel.de [02:03] :) [02:04] Jazzva: which extensoin did we fix yesterday? [02:04] well you fixed it [02:04] i was supposed to upload today i guess [02:04] Hey, another thing ... Ubuntu QA contacts should subscribe to bug reports, right? [02:05] Umm ... lemme check :) (forgot)... [02:05] Jazzva: yeah. they should at least get the mail for their package :) [02:05] I think it's this one: bug 216494 [02:05] pretty sure :) [02:05] Launchpad bug 216494 in mozgest "all blank with mozgest" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/216494 [02:06] yeah right :) Joe Chen's extension [02:06] heh :)... [02:06] hmmm [02:06] ok added to my main desktop todo list too :) [02:06] never ming ... that one's bumped iirc :) [02:06] *mind [02:07] Jazzva: so noscript ... does it work? [02:07] with 3.0.* ? [02:07] Didn't check yet ... will do noow [02:07] * Jazzva multitasking low atm [02:08] building [02:08] Jazzva: bump maxVersion and add firefox-addons to directories in .links :) [02:08] thats all for that update i guess [02:09] Ok ... to provide the diff (since it's old package)? [02:09] (old == no xpi.mk) [02:09] http://browsing.justdiscourse.com/2008/04/16/the-future-of-firefox-extensions-make-them-more-like-web-apps/ [02:11] asac, there are also some packages which are not repackaged atm... I suppose they mostly depend on ff3, and not on ff2... (like this one :)) [02:11] Jazzva: he? [02:11] oh [02:11] which? [02:12] mozilla-noscript :) ... [02:12] well, we know that ;) [02:12] I think I saw a few more, but I'll have to check [02:13] asac, /etc/firefox-3.0/firefoxrc is still no used, right? [02:13] not [02:14] yeah ... there is no use for it [02:15] Hmm .. /usr/share/mozilla-extensions is replaced with /usr/share/firefox-extensions? [02:15] *firefox-addons [02:17] fta: ill remove it in final upload i have to do [02:18] what about FIREFOX_DSP then N [02:18] ? [02:18] its not used. [02:19] do you use /dev/dsp? [02:21] no, pulse audio [02:21] it was only helpful for dsp wrappers [02:21] but only because i have flash support [02:22] and alsa? [02:23] my sound setup is almost ok [02:24] i just don't have sound in nexuiz if i've played a flash sound in ff3 before. I need to kill ff3 and restart nexuiz* [02:24] even with flashsupport? [02:24] does nexuiz use pulse server? [02:25] or does it try to bypass that? [02:25] yes [02:25] i don't know [02:25] i don't know [02:25] yeah mostlikely it uses plain alsa then [02:25] i don't think there is a chance to fix that then [02:26] maybe there is a pulse plugin for also [02:26] alsa [02:26] i read something about that [02:26] Can't make it work tonight ... I'll play with it tomorrow, too tired to think *sighs*. [02:26] Jazzva: on what are you working? [02:26] Jazzva: i can do noscript .) [02:26] mozilla-noscript links and install [02:26] better fix the data package ;) [02:26] Then I'm lost :) [02:27] ok [02:28] what about packages I didn't test (mozilla-bookmarksftp)? Should I leave them as FF2 compat only? (users may install it, and then find out it doesn't work (it's a possibility)) [02:29] Jazzva: bug 217988 [02:29] Launchpad bug 217988 in mozilla-noscript "(ffox3 not working) not installed in firefox-addons/extensions and maxVersion to low for latest firefox" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/217988 [02:29] fix attached [02:30] Jazzva: data-package should only move things to ffox 3 if tested [02:30] if its broken for ffox 2 then its not a problem :) [02:30] we can fix it later [02:30] or now ;) [02:30] Looked at bug ... I'm stupid, or tired, or both :) [02:31] :) [02:31] thats ok ;) [02:31] i have no overview about whats going on with extensions in general right now ... probably not better at all ;) [02:32] Probably it is :) [02:32] Jazzva: ok ill upload bookmark thing with firefox-2 [02:32] (not firefox) [02:32] we can provide updates through backports if things improve [02:32] Ok, I made it FF2 in data [02:33] or -updates for the most important extensions [02:33] thanks [02:34] No problem ... diggler will be set for 2 too, it's compat is 2.0.0.*, and not tested for 3 [02:40] Jazzva: ok uploaded both [02:40] bug 217991 [02:40] Launchpad bug 217991 in bookmarksftp "only compatible with ffox2" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/217991 [02:40] thanks :) [02:41] I think there is more ... mozilla-diggler (should depend on ff-2), mozilla-imagezoom (should depend on thunderbird also), mozilla-nukeimage (should depend on ff-2) [02:41] :) [02:41] But we can do it tomorrow/the day after tomorrow, right? [02:41] Jazzva: noscript appears to not even been installed for firefox2 [02:42] Wow... that's weird ... it was in the archives before :) [02:42] yeah it was a blind debian sync [02:42] heh [02:42] no updates available for those? [02:43] They are replaced ... diggler => neodiggler (first was abandoned, someone picked up from there, iirc) [02:43] nukeimage => nukeanything (pretty inventive, huh?) [02:44] and imagezoom is fine, it is just also supported in tb [02:44] (so is said in the info page, iirc) [02:48] Jazzva: diggler uploaded [02:48] bug 217993 [02:48] Launchpad bug 217993 in diggler "not installed for any firefox and not compatible with ffox 3 yet" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/217993 [02:48] wow, you're fast :) [02:51] I would like to do a transition from nukeimage => nukeanything, if that's ok :)... Haven't made a dummy package before... Just want to try that too :) [02:53] asac, pushed app-install-data-ubuntu http://code.launchpad.net/~jazzva/app-install-data-ubuntu/ubuntu.mozilla-extension [02:54] Jazzva: ok nukeimage uploaded too [02:54] bug 217996 [02:54] Launchpad bug 217996 in nukeimage "only compatible with ffox 2" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/217996 [02:54] https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~jazzva/app-install-data-ubuntu/ubuntu.mozilla-extensions [02:54] typo [02:54] Jazzva: is that based on the lastest branch or on your branch? [02:55] merged with the latest [02:55] and then added corrections [02:55] (~ubuntu-core-dev's latest) [02:55] ah ok [02:56] Jazzva: whats missing still? [02:57] I think that's pretty much it. There are those transitions that need to be made. I think that all extensions that were packaged with bzr and most (not sure if all) that were already in the archives are included [02:57] Will have to go through wiki list tomorrow, and to recheck :) [02:58] Jazzva: ok ill wait for that before asking for another merge [02:58] Ok.. [02:58] cool :) .... night now! [02:58] I'm off ... be back in the evening :) [02:58] n8 [02:58] Good night... :) === jetsaredim is now known as lurker === lurker is now known as jetsaredim === asac_ is now known as asac === rzr is now known as rZr [13:11] asac: are the (first) firefox language packs making it to the RC or after it? [13:18] Mirv: fi will be in [13:20] Mirv: i uploaded manual langpacks for de,es,fr,pt,fi and ja now [13:20] those should be available in a few hours [13:22] bug #210449 [13:22] Launchpad bug 210449 in network-manager-applet "GNOME icons for nm-applet" [Wishlist,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/210449 [13:26] asac: cool! and nice to see three more languages ready (fr, pt, ja) [13:29] Mirv: three? [13:29] six in total [13:30] Mirv: and if you install RC cd you will get all languages on next day :) [13:30] Mirv: langpacks accepted [13:30] should be available on next push run [13:40] asac: yeah, three _more_ in addition to the previous three :) [13:41] hee [13:41] Mirv: well ... thoser are created from .xpi :/ [13:41] e.g. not whitelisted [14:30] asac: is there a doc that can give me the 2 minute refresher on updating a package for new upstream - I hate to trouble you for another explanation [14:31] jetsaredim: 1. update .upstream branch. [14:31] 2. cd .ubuntu branch [14:31] 3. bzr merge /path/to/upstream/branch [14:31] dch -vNEWUPSTREAMVERSION-0ubunu1 -DUNRELEASED [14:32] 4. ^^ [14:32] 5. edit changelog [14:32] 5 bzr commit -m "* merge NEWUPSTREAMVERSION from .upstream branch" [14:32] done [14:32] next testbuild, fix package and so on [14:32] when done: [14:32] dch -r [14:32] bzr commit -M "* RELEASE NEWUPSTREAMVERSION-0ubuntu1 to ubuntu/intrepid" :) [14:32] or something lik ethat [14:33] sry, bzr commit -m "* RELEASE NEWUPSTREAMVERSION-0ubuntu1 to ubuntu/intrepid" :) [14:34] jetsaredim: maybe you can add those steps to a wiki page ;) [14:34] so i don't need to repeat them ;) [14:35] yea [14:35] i think its not documented anywhere [14:35] good idea [14:35] jetsaredim: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Firefox3Extensions/Bzr [14:35] use that page [14:35] and add a section: upstream upgrades with bzr :) [14:36] jetsaredim: i have updated the XPI.TEMPLATE changelog ... it now documents the right procedure on when to bump version, how to use dch and so on [14:36] in case you are interested.... take a look [14:36] nice [14:36] ok [14:36] will do [14:36] thanks [14:37] jetsaredim: ah [14:37] one more thing [14:37] jetsaredim: can you edit your branches that we pushed to ~ubuntu-dev [14:37] and mark them "as merged" [14:37] you can do that in launchpad in "edit branch details" (on the right)" [14:37] o yea [14:37] yea [14:37] jetsaredim: doing that will make them disappear from the branch list of firefox-extensions [14:37] thanks [14:37] do I even need them anymore? [14:38] jetsaredim: they will disappear ... when you want to update you should start with the ~ubuntu-dev right [14:39] right [14:39] or the source package [14:39] (which should be the same) [14:39] jetsaredim: no please start with bzr [14:39] otherwise it will diverge and thats a huge mess :) [14:39] okie dokie [14:39] source package is gone when using bzr [14:39] thanks [15:13] asac, mozilla bug 428563 [15:13] Mozilla bug 428563 in GFX: Thebes "Upgrade Cairo to 1.6.4" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=428563 [15:13] there is a site which say vector rendering not supported. supported renderers are svg vml [15:13] what could be the problem? [15:16] Helloooo [15:16] Venus_Mars: which site? [15:16] asac: http://www.cse.iitb.ac.in/navigator2_gis/Main [15:17] iam using firefox 2.0.0.12 [15:18] Venus_Mars: yeah same for ffox 3 [15:18] Venus_Mars: i'd say that its a bogs site [15:18] svg should work :) [15:18] what is a bogs site? [15:19] Venus_Mars: do you know how this site is determining that you don't have svg support? [15:19] Its says Supported rendering are SVG VML [15:20] Venus_Mars: the site was probably implemented by people that don't have anything else than IE in mind. [15:20] Venus_Mars: thats bogus [15:20] e.g. lame website developers ;) [15:20] yea thats sorta what I was getting at [15:20]