[00:00] anyway... unpack the tarball to a directory stanford-pwdhash.upstream [00:00] no, only zipping is the building ;) [00:00] cd to it, and do bzr init [00:00] done [00:00] that will initialize the branch [00:00] then bzr add . to add all files [00:00] then [00:00] bzr commit -m "Inital upstream v$VERSION_NUMBER" [00:00] and then push it to [00:01] bzr push lp:~$YOUR_LAUNCHPAD_ID/firefox-extensions/stanford-pwdhash.upstream [00:01] that's how you create your local upstream branch, and push it to launchpad [00:02] Jazzva: is not better to suggest the use of ssh push? [00:02] Volans, I think it does that automatically with lp:... [00:02] it translates it to bzr+ssh://..../~yourlpid/... [00:02] on pushing: bzr: ERROR: Transport operation not possible: http does not support mkdir() [00:02] bzr lp-login [00:02] "bzr lp-login " to be precise [00:03] it will then use "bzr+ssh://" and allow you to push [00:03] james_w, thanks :)... [00:03] right! [00:03] yes, it works [00:03] there was something strange in my mind [00:03] :) [00:04] bdrung, then you follow the rest of the procedure, from creating ubuntu branch :) [00:04] k [00:04] but instead of "bzr init" you do "bzr branch your_upstream_branch" [00:05] and then make changes to it, commit, (repeat previous two steps), push to lp:~your_lp/firefox-extensions/stanford-pwdhash.ubuntu [00:05] should i branch in the same directory? [00:06] no, use different... :) [00:06] bzr branch link_to_upstream stanford-pwdhash.ubuntu [00:06] for example :) [00:10] ok, i have added the debian files. how to add? with bzr add .? [00:10] yep :) [00:10] what commit comment should i use? [00:11] edit changelog entry to be for UNRELEASED as distro... with maybe one entry "open tree for development" [00:11] and set the version [00:12] then use "open tree for development" as commit comment [00:12] dch -a -DUNRELEASED [00:12] dch -a -v $VERSION -DUNRELEASED should set that for you [00:15] i have currently "Initial release (LP: #216892)" in the changelog description. is it really usefull to change this? [00:16] That's ok... I suppose [00:17] if you have one packaging, that works [00:17] hmm... but we use xpi.mk from mozilla-devscripts, so you should adjust your packaging [00:17] it's easier to maintain later :) [00:17] that works (its in my ppa) [00:18] pwdhash uses xpi.mk too [00:18] Yeah.. but it would be great if you could adjust it to use xpi.mk (that's used in the template). [00:18] oh [00:18] Well, I suppose you could just copy your old debian directory to your ubuntu branch, and the commit that [00:18] and we will review it :) [00:19] the same version waits in revu: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?package=stanford-pwdhash [00:22] bdrung, I'll take a look at it now. [00:22] https://code.launchpad.net/~bdrung/firefox-extensions/stanford-pwdhash.upstream [00:25] yeah, maybe you won't need to copy from xpi.template [00:25] I think you can just copy your old debian directory, which you used in the package on revu [00:27] ok, testing it... [00:27] i copied it from the revu package [00:28] then just do bzr add . [00:28] to add watch file... [00:28] and commit it... and push it to lp:~your_lp/firefox-extensions/stanford-pwdhash.ubuntu [00:28] I think that lintian will complain a bit [00:29] why? [00:30] it complained to me when the line with "Copyright" in debian/copyright was empty... it's a stupid complaint :) [00:30] but now it doesn't... [00:31] how do i build the package in a bzr directory (usually i run debuild) [00:31] you can use debuild -b [00:31] and then fakeroot debian/rules clean, to clean it... [00:32] there is also bzr builddeb, but debuild should work fine [00:33] i am now using a web irc client :( [00:34] cannot connect to freenode anymore :( [00:34] asac_the_2nd, ouch [00:34] bad net in the hotel? [00:34] 1st. cannot cannot to home ... now cannot even connect to freenode directly [00:34] what comes next? [00:34] next: no internet :D [00:34] i was scared to say that :) [00:34] yeah ... most likiely [00:34] then the hotel catches fire [00:35] err, thats not funny. i fear that my flat at home catched fire [00:35] i cannot reach my system [00:35] i cannot call my phone [00:35] its completely down :( [00:35] let's hope it's just that the phone company is down :) [00:35] oh [00:36] someone would notify you if something went wrong, right? [00:36] but without a working phone? [00:36] hmm... something strange with pwdhash... it makes one temp-xpi-* directory, but then it tries to remove another... [00:36] which doesn't exist [00:36] so the first doesn't get removed [00:36] err ... who would notify me? [00:37] i dont think anyone has my mobile phone [00:37] asac_the_2nd, ouch [00:37] check the local news. if something bad happened to your home, there will be an article [00:37] s/will/would/ [00:37] ha [00:38] yeah [00:38] lets me check [00:38] google: hamburg on fire ;) [00:38] lol [00:38] too bad google earth doesn't update daily :P [00:38] hamburg brennt fits better [00:39] (while we're on that, you can see bombed buildins in belgrade ;). some of them look cool from gearth. missing a whole part of building) [00:39] *buildings [00:39] asac_the_2nd: http://www.amazon.de/Hamburg-brennt-Gro%C3%9Fe-Brand-1842/dp/3940229032 [00:40] so it is not impossible [00:41] bdrung, when you run debuild, and then debian/rules clean, does it remove all temp-xpi-* dirs? [00:43] it removes the content, but do not remove the empty temp-xpi-* directory [00:43] asac_the_2nd, woohoo... firefox has been updated notification bar. produced by upgrade :) [00:44] bdrung, that's strange. That has never happened to me before. But it shouldn't be a problem in your packaging [00:44] aahh, it's 1:44 [00:44] square of 12 :) [00:44] 1:2 :) [00:44] 01:44:44 [00:45] heh :) [00:45] i have to stand up in nearly 6 hours. [00:46] so i should go to bed before. [00:46] ok. have a good night [00:46] I'll look up what's wrong with pwdhash [00:46] or is there something that i should do? [00:47] i'm not sure why is this happening... [00:47] so, i'm not sure... :) [00:49] the next package, that needs some work is htmlvalidator [00:50] it uses svn as vcs. is it possible to grab the source directly from there? [00:51] hmm... what do you mean? to transform from svn to bzr? [00:51] I'm not sure... haven't tried that before [00:51] but you can svn co the sources, then remove .svn dirs inside it, and then create a bzr branhc [00:51] *branch [00:54] bdrung: night [00:54] Jazzva: you can just setup a sync for svn repositories in launchpad [00:54] asac_the_2nd, really? [00:54] great :) [00:54] bdrung: ^^ [00:54] Jazzva: yes. you can also do that manuayll by using bzr-svn and then pushing [00:55] I have a lot to learn:) [00:55] but usually you need to register a project and a release series and then you can setup a svn sync [00:55] only problem is that tags are not properly imported. [00:55] so getting the right release can be difficult [00:55] syncing whould be the better solution, isn't it? [00:55] thats why its simpler for us to use .xpi atm [00:56] bdrung: well. if the extension has no native components its easier to use .xpi [00:56] if it has native components, sync and building from source is the way to go [00:57] htmlvalidator has native components (tidy and opensp) [00:57] actually gnome has its own bzr mirror of their svn (with all tags and branches) : http://bzr-mirror.gnome.org/ [00:57] how do i setup an svn import? [00:57] ok, then use the svn mirror thing [00:57] bdrung: you need to register a project in launchpad [00:58] and then you can set a svn repo for the default release series [01:00] I have to go now... see you and good luck for your connections asac and Jazzva :) [01:00] Volans, thanks. It survived the midnight, now it's good :) [01:00] Sleep well [01:00] but tomorrow midnight is the most dangerous, isn't it? [01:01] yep, but tomorrow morning I'll go to pay the bill :) [01:01] i think there is no luck that can help me here [01:01] well, today :) [01:01] good :) [01:01] bye bye [01:01] go to pay? [01:01] no online banknig? [01:01] Welcome to Serbia :) [01:01] argh [01:01] so how much is your flatrate per month? [01:02] i think if i'd need to go to bank or somewhere to pay something I already would be in jail [01:02] there is online banking... but it consists of transfering the money from my account to their. And processing can take a day or two... [01:02] ah ;) [01:02] well. then its just because you are late [01:03] and you want to take the fast track ;) [01:03] so, it wasn't an option today, as I thought they will shut me off tonight. and even if I pay now, I can't be sure it will reach them... [01:03] yeah... and they should enable ... online payment on their site... *stubborn* :) [01:03] I pay a bit above 25e for 1Mbps downlink, and 128kbps uplink [01:04] thats not much uplink [01:04] nope :) [01:05] i heard they will double up and downlink in september... I hope it's not just a gossip :) [01:05] you should hope that the price doesnt double as well ;) [01:05] it shouldn't :) [01:05] with 128 k you certainly couldnt upload mozilla builds to debian [01:05] last time they doubled from 512/64 to this, and the price stayed the same :) [01:05] asac_the_2nd, yeah :) [01:06] its source + all package + dbg packages for debian [01:06] that means 150M for each application [01:06] it would take me... around 8 hours ... I think [01:06] :) [01:06] yeah. and then you get a reconnect and then you have to start again ;) [01:06] if there're 3 apps [01:07] anyway. good luck. hope to see you soon [01:07] i am going up to my room now taking a shower ;) [01:07] (which is long overdue ;)) [01:07] lol [01:07] yeah, about reconnections... I'm glad that's fine :) [01:07] i have registered htmlvalidator and requested an svn trunk import: https://code.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/htmlvalidator/trunk [01:07] every few days to change ip address... beside that, all is fine :) [01:08] done enough today. now i really goes to bed. good night to all. see you tomorrow [01:08] bdrung: fine. should take a day or two [01:08] Jazzva: sounds good. [01:08] cu all [01:08] good night, bdrung [01:08] see you, asac [01:08] sleep well ... europe ; [01:08] ) [01:08] cu [01:08] (at 5 am ;)) [01:08] thanks for helping me. [01:08] bdrung, glad we could help you :) [01:09] and thank you for helping us :) [02:05] ok, updated to intrepid. restarting, to see if something crashed :) [02:27] Woo... Hello from Intrepid :D [02:27] It failed to mount my local filesystems the first time, and messed up xorg for some reason, but recovery fixed it :). [02:32] hmm... n-m is reporting no internet connection, therefor Fx starts in offline mode :) [02:42] oooh... gnome's newHuman is pretty :) [02:53] asac_, you might be interested in bug #252793, in case you missed it [02:53] Launchpad bug 252793 in xulrunner-1.9 "xulrunner should not be executable" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/252793 [02:56] better bug title: bug 252793 [02:56] Launchpad bug 252793 in xulrunner-1.9 "xulrunner ships some images as executables" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/252793 [03:15] ok, i'm off for tonight. See you later :) [09:37] hi! [10:42] !ultramatix [10:42] Sorry, I don't know anything about ultramatix [10:42] damn [10:43] @whoami [10:43] gnomefreak: gnomefreak [10:48] !ultramatix is Ultramatix is not supported by Ubuntu. It can cause system damage and should not be used, if you need support with it please join #ultramatix for support. If you refer or suggest users install Ultramatix you are subject to a warning the first time, a removal from channel for second time and a ban for the third time. [10:48] gnomefreak: Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [10:48] !ultramatix is ultramatix is not supported by Ubuntu. It can cause system damage and should not be used, if you need support with it please join #ultramatix for support. If you refer or suggest users install Ultramatix you are subject to a warning the first time, a removal from channel for second time and a ban for the third time. [10:48] gnomefreak: Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [10:53] lol [10:53] wtf is ultramatix? [11:42] armin76: its automatix on steroids [11:42] automatix went under someone made ultamatix [11:42] ah oh. this doesnt sound good [11:42] there isnt an r i found out today [11:42] its not [11:42] wtf is automatix? :P [11:43] ah, i see [11:43] wikipedia++ [11:43] gnomefreak: i recommend you ultramatix! [11:43] * gnomefreak wont be doing anything with it [13:19] @time vancouver ;) [13:20] hmm [13:20] its 5:20 [13:20] @time vancouver [13:20] ok but is gone apparently [13:20] asac_: Error: Unknown timezone: vancouver ;) - Full list: http://tinyurl.com/4vyvp8 [13:20] asac_: Current time in America/Vancouver: July 30 2008, 05:20:44 - Next meeting: Mentoring Reception in 1 day [13:32] asac_, you'r up ? [13:33] if so, just check : http://xionox.free.fr/testmoz/bar.xul [13:41] XioNoX: yep [13:41] XioNoX: so now, move that to the addons dialog ;) [13:44] yep [13:48] XioNoX: another thing you could try is to use the _real_ URL as the datasource [13:48] (e.g. not the static file) [13:52] ok [13:52] but it don't work locally :s [14:01] huh? === asac_ is now known as asac [15:17] asac, how to debug the addon dialog ? [15:18] or at least know what happend in the background ? [15:27] XioNoX: first thing to do is to use a debug build [15:27] --enable-debug --disable-optimize [15:28] as configure flags [15:28] (e.g. in .mozconfig) [15:28] XioNoX: and instead of debugging, trying to go in small steps helps [15:28] e.g. add one line ... see if it works ... then the next line [15:28] etc. [15:28] . $topsrcdir/browser/config/mozconfig [15:28] mk_add_options AUTOCONF=autoconf213 --enable-debug --disable-optimize [15:29] not sure if you can have multiple options in one line [15:29] XioNoX: and configure options are not mk_add_options, bug ac_add_options [15:30] like look in browser/config/mozconfig [15:40] ok [15:41] how did you managed to be waked up at 5 am ? [15:43] jetlag still ;) [15:45] ok [15:45] * asac moves to breakfast ... finally [15:45] good idea :D [15:45] see you later [16:05] asac: https://edge.launchpad.net/auto-ndiswrapper [16:06] why do i have a bad feeling about that [16:19] Wifi mess isn't over :D [16:19] asac, http://img375.imageshack.us/my.php?image=captureyz2.png [16:20] installing from windows drivers isnt really nice [16:27] gnomefreak, i agree, but some people haven't any choice [16:28] XioNoX: i guess but instead of installing windows drivers on Linux maybe find a safer way of doing it [16:29] sure [17:01] XioNoX: nice. [17:01] now beautify ;) [17:02] i'll try [17:02] it have to looks like the others sections ? [17:03] do you know where i can find some exemple more rich ? [17:06] I go back home [17:06] see you maybe later [17:26] is scrollkeeper needed for anything? [17:26] it sounds like i do :( [17:38] yeah its neded everywhere ;) [17:38] ok ... moving to sessions [17:38] cu later [17:38] have fun ;) === Moot2 is now known as MootBot [21:12] asac: bumb! [21:13] asac: debian bug 483949 [21:13] Debian bug 483949 in xulrunner "unaligned word access in xulrunner" [Normal,Closed] http://bugs.debian.org/483949 [21:14] i think thats his home client [22:33] armin76: thats our patch ;) [22:33] armin76: however it still crashes after 45 minutes ;) [22:41] oh dear [22:51] asac, no fire in Hamburg? :) [22:52] btw, Firefox crashed twice today on intrepid... flash problems? [22:52] Jazzva: no, but i am probably lost here [22:52] http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2008/07/30/bc-highway-rockslide-whistler.html?ref=rss#articlecomments [22:52] lost? [22:53] thats the only way back to vancouver from here [22:53] ouch. [22:53] Jazzva: are you using my nspluginwrapper packages? [22:53] e.g. moving flash out of process [22:53] And when are you supposed to leave back? [22:53] umm... not sure. [22:53] friday [22:53] https://edge.launchpad.net/~asac/+archive [22:53] I have never installed them manually. [22:53] get the nspluginwrapper package from there and do a --reinstall on flashplugin-nonfree [22:54] the joy of running alpha :) [22:54] thats what will go up to intrepid soon [22:54] Jazzva: well. you probaly have libflashsupport on your system again? [22:54] thanks for the help :) [22:55] nope [22:55] hmm [22:55] I removed it a while ago... [22:55] still using the nspluginwrapper will stop getting crashes because of flash [22:55] I can't find when it crashes. It seems to be random [22:55] Jazzva: intrepid might have brougtht that back to you [22:55] but without libflashsupport? [22:56] well flash crashes from time to time without libflashsupport [22:56] especially since you have flash 10 beta now [22:56] ah.. :) [22:56] I think that removing libflashsupport stopped the crashes on hardy [22:56] at least for me [22:57] no i386 package of nspluginwrapper? [22:57] Jazzva: there is ... in my ppa [22:57] thats the whole idea of that upload ;) [22:58] bringing pluginwraper to i386 [22:58] I'm looking at your ppa... Builds * [FULLYBUILT] amd64 [22:58] gutsy? [22:58] why am I looking at gutsy? [22:58] Jazzva: intrepid? [22:58] Jazzva: oh ... then mt PPA ;) [22:58] :) [22:59] i think i uploaded to mt ppa as my ppa is used by a bunch of testers that volunteer to QA the security updates [22:59] i dont want to stress them too much [22:59] ah, ok :) [22:59] yep ... its 0.9.91.5-2ubuntu3~mt1 [22:59] got it [23:00] we should try to upgrade that to 1.0 ... not waiting for debian [23:01] what do we need to do to get it to 1.0? [23:01] btw, pitti approved webkit for main :) [23:03] Jazzva: trying to use the 1.0 upstream tarball [23:03] and seeing if the patches we have still apply [23:03] and in case they dont adjust them or if not needed drop them [23:03] http://gwenole.beauchesne.info/projects/nspluginwrapper/ [23:03] i think that should be the site (still had it in my cache) [23:07] hurray for my provider. internet package change, lost connection for a while [23:08] asac, anything you said after this? "we should try to upgrade that to 1.0 ... not waiting for debian" [23:08] and I'm not sure if you received all of my messages [23:08] what do we need to do to get it to 1.0? [23:08] btw, pitti approved webkit for main :) [23:08] ok, reinstalled flashplugin-nonfree. I'll test if it still crashes (watch a lot of youtube ;)... just kidding :)) [23:08] that would be it... [23:09] btw, not sure if you saw bug 252793 and if it's fixed. It's easy and there's a debdiff attached... [23:09] Launchpad bug 252793 in xulrunner-1.9 "xulrunner ships some images as executables" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/252793 [23:11] 00:03 < asac> Jazzva: trying to use the 1.0 upstream tarball [23:11] 00:03 < asac> and seeing if the patches we have still apply [23:11] 00:03 < asac> and in case they dont adjust them or if not needed drop them [23:11] 00:03 < asac> http://gwenole.beauchesne.info/projects/nspluginwrapper/ [23:11] 00:03 < asac> i think that should be the site (still had it in my cache) [23:11] Jazzva: well those images being executable isnt really a hard issue [23:11] ok. can I try to prepare the package? [23:11] Jazzva: wanna integrate that patch into the xulrunner-1.9 branch? [23:11] Jazzva: sure. just open changelog [23:11] apply the patch [23:11] ooh :) [23:12] but dont close it [23:12] ;) [23:12] open tree for development? [23:12] yeah [23:12] if we have no changes for a week we can upload with just that change [23:12] Jazzva: but please only on .head for now [23:12] you can merge that down to .dev too [23:12] xulrunner-1.9.head? [23:13] 1.9.1 is the +1 branch, right? [23:13] yeah [23:13] ok [23:13] yep [23:13] you can also apply it there [23:13] i think the download will take a while... [23:15] asac: ah...didn't try debian for 45 mins, will do [23:16] hmm... strange [23:17] asac: watch out how it takes to crash, i'm going to bed [23:20] armin76, you're dead [23:21] 3 minutes [23:22] fta@ix:~ $ firefox [23:22] firefox: pcm_pulse.c:275: pulse_write: Assertion `pcm->last_size >= (size * pcm->frame_size)' failed. [23:22] Abort [23:22] fta_: hmm ... thats with the new sounds thing? [23:22] ask crimsun ;) [23:22]