dcaliste | Good afternoon chriadam, how are you ? | 08:01 |
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chriadam | hi dcaliste, I'm well thanks | 08:01 |
chriadam | how are you? | 08:01 |
dcaliste | I'm fine, thank you. | 08:03 |
chriadam | Great | 08:03 |
chriadam | Did you see that there was a PO in nemo-qml-plugin-calendar #11 from an OMP developer - I haven't had a chance to check that one yet, but I wonder if you have any thoughts on that one | 08:04 |
chriadam | there was also some more discussion on kf5-calendarcore #7 | 08:04 |
dcaliste | I would like to thank pvuorela who has bring further the topic of week view in the calendar. And jpetrell and Martin for their initial thoughts. | 08:05 |
dcaliste | Ah, I'm going to look at them now… | 08:05 |
chriadam | thanks very much | 08:05 |
dcaliste | Ah yes, the calendar one, is a spin off of https://github.com/sailfishos/nemo-qml-plugin-calendar/pull/9 where I commented. | 08:06 |
dcaliste | It's a good finding from them. | 08:06 |
dcaliste | The issue is sheldom seen, because it is impacting non all day events that span over midnight. | 08:10 |
chriadam | thanks | 08:11 |
dcaliste | I didn't test, but from the code, I think the issue is real and the analysis is correct. | 08:13 |
dcaliste | The new MR is actually the solution I proposed in the previous MR. So it needs testing. | 08:14 |
dcaliste | But I'm ok with it. | 08:14 |
chriadam | I wonder if pvuorela and flypig might have some comments on the kf5-calendarcore one, as it seems to involve "trying to maintain behaviour compatibility with exchange" .. | 08:17 |
dcaliste | I didn't notice the kcalendar PR… I need to look into it. | 08:19 |
chriadam | thanks | 08:23 |
chriadam | Next thing I guess is the sailfish-secrets PR for sailjail support: I think I can just merge that one as-is, without waiting for any other PRs (e.g. the gpg agent related stuff) is that correct? | 08:24 |
dcaliste | It's not clear to me what the actual uissue is. I need to play with recurrence rule to see if negative day of month is working properly for every month, including leap years… I'll comment there after investigation. | 08:24 |
dcaliste | If it is not working properly, I can make a patch for upstream and update our copy of calendarcore. | 08:25 |
dcaliste | About sailfish-secret. Short answer : yes, correct. | 08:25 |
dcaliste | Long answer : it's implementing what I called last time the first solution. It's not incompatible with later on moving to solution 2 or 3, which are using a gpg-agent daemon (either ancient or up-to-date). | 08:26 |
chriadam | yep. | 08:27 |
dcaliste | There will be just a slight modification to the permission rules : when we move to the daemon behaviour, there is no need to grant Secret permissions anymore to the GnuPG permissions. ut I've added a comment on the line to be removed. | 08:28 |
dcaliste | In the permission file, I mean. | 08:28 |
chriadam | sounds good. | 08:29 |
chriadam | I saw also that you had done some more investigation into packaging gnupg / gnutls / autoconf things | 08:30 |
chriadam | I didn't have a chance to look into that direction, yet - is there something which needs my attention or is lbt/vige helping there? | 08:30 |
dcaliste | Yes, moving to latest requires to package GnuTLS to version 3 (for gnupg dirmngr handling certificates for S/MIME, as far as I understand). | 08:31 |
dcaliste | Building GnuTLS from git source is tricky because the bootstraping involves various packages that are not in SailfishOS yet. | 08:31 |
dcaliste | Namely : | 08:31 |
dcaliste | - autogen (very tricky to build, because it's bottstraping depends on itself), | 08:32 |
dcaliste | - guile, | 08:32 |
dcaliste | - libunistring, | 08:32 |
dcaliste | - bdw-gc. | 08:32 |
chriadam | hrm. | 08:32 |
dcaliste | I've packaged them for experimental purposes. So it's feasible, but a bit painful. | 08:33 |
dcaliste | So, at the moment we need a decision from lbt or vige or Jolla in general : | 08:33 |
dcaliste | - either package GnuTLS 3 as a dumb package (it's a "regression" from current version 2), | 08:33 |
dcaliste | - add these various dependencies and upgrade GnuTLS naturally by changing the target of the submodule. | 08:34 |
dcaliste | This is currently discussed in the MR proposed by Renaud[m], but no consensus has been reached yet. | 08:35 |
dcaliste | for reference : https://github.com/sailfishos/gnutls/pull/1 | 08:36 |
chriadam | thanks. I've poked lbt and vige again. I guess we can revisit next week if needed. | 08:40 |
chriadam | for now: I will merge the sailfish-secrets + sailjail-permissions PRs this week | 08:40 |
dcaliste | Indeed, with solution 1 underway already, we'll be able to sign email again in the mean time. | 08:40 |
chriadam | I have asked Dmitriy if he can provide a test case for the nqpc PR also. | 08:41 |
chriadam | were there any PRs which I forgot? | 08:41 |
dcaliste | About signed email, there is jolla-email#525 which is uterly strange to me. | 08:41 |
chriadam | I guess the jolla-calendar week view things - hopefully pvuorela is handling that one | 08:41 |
chriadam | let me check jolla-email | 08:42 |
dcaliste | Yes, I'm eager to see the idea of Martin to change view type in calendar. I guess pvuorela or Martin will comment in the MR when ready. | 08:42 |
dcaliste | I'm regularly using the week view these days and didn't notice any issue. But pull down menu change is not convenient, indeed. | 08:44 |
chriadam | I've added a couple of comments to the jolla-email one | 08:47 |
chriadam | a mystery indeed. | 08:47 |
pekkaponi | (pong btw, just opened this irc client) | 08:49 |
*** pekkaponi is now known as pvuorela | 08:50 | |
dcaliste | Invalidating the root context is a good suggestion. | 08:50 |
chriadam | hi pvuorela | 08:50 |
dcaliste | Looking at the emailservice other property can bring some more information also. I'll give an additional look. | 08:51 |
dcaliste | Thanks. | 08:51 |
chriadam | thank you | 08:52 |
dcaliste | Any news about jolla-calendar#298 about DST change indication ? | 08:52 |
dcaliste | I thank jpetrell for the in-depth review he did and the suggestions he gave. | 08:53 |
chriadam | I will poke jpetrell again | 08:53 |
chriadam | I think it should be fine to go in, now, personally... | 08:53 |
dcaliste | What may still be missing from Martin mockups is the notification. | 08:53 |
dcaliste | I rack my brain to find a good place to put it, but didn't find any suitable daemon : | 08:54 |
chriadam | pvuorela: maybe you have a suggestion for that? lipstick maybe :-P | 08:54 |
dcaliste | I need to have a once a day trigger that look if we're 3 weeks close to a change | 08:54 |
pvuorela | sorry, what was this? | 08:54 |
dcaliste | a publish a notification if so (but not if the user already discarded it). | 08:55 |
dcaliste | lipstick could be an option, but it's too UI in my opinion and already much cluttered by various things. | 08:55 |
dcaliste | Is timed allowing plugin of some sort ? | 08:55 |
chriadam | https://bitbucket.org/jolla/ui-jolla-calendar/pull-requests/298 | 08:56 |
dcaliste | pvuorela : it's about publishing a notification for up-coming DST change. | 08:56 |
chriadam | I don't know about timed | 08:56 |
chriadam | contactsd is probably wrong place, but is currently where some random calendar related things are (e.g. birthdays, sync triggers, etc) | 08:56 |
dcaliste | Indeed for contactsd, but it's even worstly cluttered than lipstick with various things unrelated to contacts. | 08:57 |
dcaliste | What about a small executable in nemo-qml-plugin-calendar that is added as cron ? | 08:58 |
dcaliste | Or is there a systemd stuff for periodic run of something ? | 08:58 |
pvuorela | nemo plugins or contactsd feel too middleware for such. | 08:59 |
chriadam | I'm sure there would be a systemd thing. but I am not sure I like the idea of a separate process for this one thing. I dunno. | 08:59 |
pvuorela | wouldn't be fond of having jolla-calendar stuff outside the app, but guess it would do if it's considered a more generic. for example not dependign on the app installed, just noting that there's a timeshift coming | 09:00 |
chriadam | Oh, unfortunately I have to run, I have another meeting now | 09:00 |
chriadam | I will let you and pvuorela discuss further, dcaliste. Thank you for your time and effort as always! | 09:00 |
dcaliste | The executable would be very slim and run once a day is enough. | 09:00 |
* chriadam -> away, gnight | 09:00 | |
dcaliste | thank you chriadam. | 09:00 |
pvuorela | but for another thing, pondering if the caledar widget could be helpful here. | 09:00 |
pvuorela | not as making a notification but more like showing some extra info. | 09:01 |
dcaliste | pvuorela : I don't know, it was in the design proposed by Martin, so I tried to find a solution to get it. Myself, I'm already happy with the minor +-1 in the month view. | 09:01 |
dcaliste | What would be the extra info in your opinion ? | 09:02 |
pvuorela | e.g. a label at the end and maybe a close button to dismiss it. | 09:05 |
dcaliste | Ah sure. I understand your point : notification vs. calendar widget label + close button. | 09:06 |
dcaliste | I agree. I thought about notification because all the infra to display it and having a dismiss button is already in place and we just need a small C++ code somewhere to check if we're close enough to a DST change to publish it. | 09:07 |
pvuorela | could mention that to martin too. | 09:09 |
dcaliste | Thanks, but I'm still wondering where to put the small C++ code checking if we're close to a DST… | 09:10 |
pvuorela | _if_ it's the calendar widget, could myself just put it in the calendar app's plugin. | 09:11 |
theflrah | + cp -a './out/target/product/DRG/system/etc/init/hw/init.zygote*.rc' /home/rahul/hadk/installroot/usr/libexec/droid-hybris/system/etc/init/hw/ | 09:15 |
theflrah | cp: cannot stat './out/target/product/DRG/system/etc/init/hw/init.zygote*.rc': No such file or directory error: | 09:15 |
theflrah | Bad exit status from /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.AfCg9v (%install) | 09:15 |
theflrah | Any ideas? Happens when I do "rpm/dhd/helpers/build_packages.sh --droid-hal" | 09:15 |
dcaliste | pvuorela: ok thank, I'll see if that's simple to put it in the calendar widget then. | 09:16 |
theflrah | Anyone here? | 09:34 |
askolsam | Only us chickens | 09:56 |
hnj | piggz: I have your "advanced camera" installed on my old jolla1. on the gs290 it seems to be available on neither harbour nor openrepos. is that correct or should it be there? | 20:30 |
piggz[m] | hnj: advanced cam is in chum now | 21:03 |
piggz[m] | an older version is in openrepos and harbour | 21:03 |
hnj | piggz[m]: under that exact name? neither … ok, strange, now it finds it. it did not before so I probably did something wrong o_O thanks | 21:40 |
HengYeDev[m] | there seems to be some controversy on static linking...https://openrepos.net/comment/39163#comment-39163 | 22:01 |
HengYeDev[m] | I'm not sure what side I should take on this, static linking is definitely more convenient but definitely isn't such a good practice | 22:01 |
HengYeDev[m] | 22:01 | |
Nico | Statically linking openssl is bad from a security perspective, but it doesn't matter for people still on 3.4, since they don't get security updates anyway | 22:02 |
HengYeDev[m] | Nico: They can get the updated openssl 1.1.1 from a package on openrepos | 22:02 |
HengYeDev[m] | Here it is https://openrepos.net/content/lpr/curl | 22:03 |
Nico | Only if you dynamically link | 22:03 |
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