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00:01:29 <-- Mic has quit (Quit: Instantbird 0.2b2pre) 00:56:13 * stevo is now known as stevo_afk 04:41:50 <-- flo has quit (Quit: Instantbird 0.2b2pre) 06:07:44 --> instantbot has joined #instantbird 06:07:44 topic changed by gravel.mozilla.org to "Ask questions about Instantbird here. Official website: http://www.instantbird.com. Latest release: 0.2b1. Read http://blog.instantbird.org/. Nightlies: http://ftp.instantbird.com/instantbird/nightly/latest-trunk/ (testing purpose only), IRC logs: http://log.bezut.info/." 06:07:44 * ChanServ sets mode +v instantbot 06:12:57 <-- stevo_afk has quit (Ping timeout) 06:18:33 --> stevo has joined #instantbird 06:18:48 * stevo is now known as stevo_afk 06:28:55 <-- stevo_afk has quit (Ping timeout) 06:30:54 --> flo has joined #instantbird 06:30:54 * ChanServ sets mode +qo flo flo 09:55:21 <flo> http://wiki.celtx.com/index.php?title=Celtx_Studios_Chat 09:58:29 --> Mic has joined #instantbird 09:58:37 <Mic> Interesting .. 10:01:22 <flo> it displays offline buddies 10:01:30 <flo> it doesn't display protocol icons 10:01:46 <flo> that's probably based of 0.2a1 10:01:53 <flo> *off 10:04:35 <Mic> Did you have a closer look at it? 10:04:42 <flo> I'm playing with it right now 10:05:08 <flo> the chat feature is only available in the not-free version 10:05:39 <flo> but if you start it with -jsconsole on the command line, and then type openDialog("chrome://instantbird/content/blist.xul") a full instantbird starts 10:06:37 <flo> Instantbird's aboutDialog (when forced to open from the JS console) says version 2.7 (2009122313), Gecko 1.9.0.5 (2009122313), libpurple 2.5.8, Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.5; fr; rv:1.9.0.5) Gecko/2009122313 Celtx/2.7 10:07:54 <Mic> What protocol is Celtx chat using? 10:08:11 <flo> I think they use a private XMPP server 10:08:31 <flo> the account manager of Instantbird is not available from the menu of the buddy list, so I guess it's not supposed to show up at all 10:08:44 <flo> (but it does when you open the buddy list without any configured account) 10:08:57 <flo> all the protocols are available there, even Netsoul! 10:11:03 <Mic> I'm always a little lost when it comes to licenses 10:11:24 <Mic> is it ok for them to include it in such a way? 10:11:48 <flo> probably 10:12:22 <flo> they have changed the name and logo, so there's no problem with our trademarks 10:12:48 <flo> and all the binary files that a GPLed (or that link to them) come directly from an Instantbird release, so the source code is available online 10:13:35 <flo> all the other code seems to be either from other open source projects with the Mozilla licences, or to be interpreted XUL/JS (so the source code is directly there) 10:16:06 <flo> I'm a bit puzzled by the fact that instantbird files have various modification dates: http://pastebin.mozilla.org/696453 10:17:05 <Mic> What is this? 10:17:14 <flo> the content of the instantbird.jar file 10:17:20 <Mic> ok 10:18:25 * flo is downloading the source code of instantbird 0.2a1 so that he can create a diff and see what was modified 10:19:00 <Mic> hehe 10:20:20 <flo> hmm 12 files changed, 127 insertions(+), 258 deletions(-) 10:20:37 <flo> ah 10:20:46 <flo> I should have taken already preprocessed files of instantbird :-/ 10:22:56 <flo> ah, 7 files changed, 87 insertions(+), 45 deletions(-) more realistic! 10:23:36 <Mic> Can you pastebin a diff? 10:23:44 <Mic> I'm curious what they changed 10:29:44 <flo> sure 10:29:45 <flo> http://pastebin.mozilla.org/696454 10:29:56 <flo> nothing exciting (nothing we can copy!) though 10:38:26 <flo> http://www.mail-archive.com/dev@api.openoffice.org/msg09775.html I don't understand this :-S 10:46:25 <Mic> This posting is strange 11:25:30 <Mic> They've taken a bit of everything as it seems;) http://www.celtx.com/images/schedule.png 11:30:39 <flo> yeah, they have calendar too 13:10:29 --> Troy has joined #instantbird 13:40:23 --> DetroitLibertyPenguin has joined #instantbird 14:02:20 --> devfil has joined #instantbird 14:09:20 <-- devfil has quit (Ping timeout) 14:11:21 --> devfil has joined #instantbird 14:28:20 * flo is updating lxr.instantbird.org/instantbird 14:30:11 <flo> done 14:30:12 <flo> added 100 changesets with 657 changes to 511 files 14:45:40 <Troy> flo, you can send nightly builds to other server? 14:48:04 <flo> they are not produced at all 14:48:09 <flo> hg clone fails 14:48:23 <flo> but Eventreur is configuring a new server right now 14:48:41 <flo> hopefully everything will get back to normal (and get more reliable!) in a few days 14:51:15 --> Chaz6 has joined #instantbird 14:51:30 <Chaz6> Heya, i've not been able to connect to aim/icq for a few weeks with the nightly on windows 14:51:50 <flo> try unchecking "use clientLogin" in the advanced options of the account 14:52:08 <Chaz6> Aha thanks 14:52:39 <Mic> flo: is this fixed already? 14:52:51 <flo> the clientLogin thing? 14:52:54 <Mic> yes 14:53:08 <flo> I guess I'll just uncheck it by default... 14:53:20 <Mic> well ,that's what I meant .. 14:53:31 <flo> looking at it now 14:55:20 <flo> sounds like I jsut need to change this line: http://lxr.instantbird.org/instantbird/source/purple/libpurple/protocols/oscar/oscarcommon.h#48 14:57:45 <Mic> nice 14:58:21 <flo> yes! 15:00:33 <flo> ok, will be fixed the next time I hg push 15:02:31 <Chaz6> Cool :) 15:05:38 <flo> heh, apparently I haven't used windows since I commited the log viewer :) 15:05:53 <flo> (that's the uncommited changes I just found there) 16:01:16 <-- flo has quit (Quit: Instantbird 0.2b2pre) 16:13:22 <Chaz6> The log viewer is very handy 16:41:45 --> stevo has joined #instantbird 16:42:01 * stevo is now known as stevo_afk 16:50:58 <-- stevo_afk has quit (Client exited) 16:51:23 --> stevo has joined #instantbird 16:51:36 * stevo is now known as stevo_afk 17:07:39 * stevo_afk is now known as stevo 17:09:39 <Mic> chaz6: it's nice if you want to find a recent log 17:09:51 <Mic> It's not so good if you want to find one by date 17:11:08 <Mic> I've got a patch that replaces the list by a tree, but flo doesn't like that he can't go through the list just by pressing the down-cursor key 17:12:03 <Chaz6> I could do with a tool to combine all my logs from instantbird/pidgin/meebo together 17:12:48 <Mic> Do they also have plain text log files? 17:13:00 <Chaz6> pidgin does, not sure about meebo, it's all hosted online 17:13:26 <Mic> Pidgin could have exactly the same as logging here is done by libpurple atm 17:14:00 <-- stevo has quit (Client exited) 17:14:28 --> stevo has joined #instantbird 17:21:19 <Mic> Maybe including external logs would really be a nice thing 17:22:07 <Mic> The thing is that this log viewer is only there to have a basic one 17:22:16 <Chaz6> Yeah that's fine :) 17:22:35 <Chaz6> Maybe eventually it could integrate with kde's akonadi/nepmuk for semantic log viewing/searching 17:22:42 <Mic> If bugzilla was up, you could add an enhancement request 17:23:23 <Chaz6> I dont really expect instantbird to be able to view logs from other clients 17:23:38 <Chaz6> kde integration would be a plugin of course 17:23:58 <Mic> other clients could be the same .. 17:24:14 <Mic> an extension could parse them and provide access in the log format we have 17:24:44 <Mic> there could be extra fields saying from which client the log came, where it lies (on the disk) and so on 17:43:40 --> flo has joined #instantbird 17:43:40 * ChanServ sets mode +qo flo flo 17:45:02 <Mic> flo: chaz had a nice idea 17:45:06 <Mic> "(18:12:05) Chaz6: I could do with a tool to combine all my logs from instantbird/pidgin/meebo together" 17:45:52 <flo> for 1.0, we plan to import automatically the logs of all the IM apps found on the system 17:46:01 <Mic> What about a system that allows extensions to fetch logs from other IMs, parse them and provide them to the log viewer 17:47:36 <Mic> Having log parsers as extension would be nice, so someone can add support for things we haven't thought of easily 17:47:53 <flo> log parsers to import them 17:47:59 <flo> not to give them to the log viewer 17:48:13 <flo> as the log viewer needs to be able to search accross all the logs at once, and quickly 17:49:05 <Mic> well, "having log parsers as extensions" then .. 17:49:38 <flo> yes 17:49:43 <flo> not only log parsers actually 17:49:53 <flo> anything that is stored in the profil of any other IM application 17:50:07 <Mic> oh, reminds me of something: 17:50:09 <flo> we will have an import wizard running on the first startup. 17:50:22 <flo> and I think each supported app will be handled as an XPCOM component 17:50:23 <Mic> I want to check whether there is an easy system to share settings with others 17:50:58 <Mic> (e.g. for helping them configure something on Firefox..) 17:51:16 <Mic> creating something like these .reg files for registry patches on windows 17:52:54 <flo> it's probably relatively easy to create an addon for that 17:53:49 <flo> well, it depends how easy you want the installation to be for the person who receives the settings 17:54:00 <Mic> Let's see 17:54:02 <Mic> bbl 17:54:23 <-- Mic has quit (Quit: Leaving.) 17:57:27 <-- Troy has quit (Connection reset by peer)