00:03:37 wyatt8740 nsISessionStore.idl was not changed. Do you use Session Manager 0.8.1.14? Earlier version are broken as indicated in the release notes. 01:24:28 frg_away yes i'm on 0.8.1.14 01:24:59 wyatt8740 Do you see an error in the console? 01:25:07 yes, I'll have to pull it back up 01:25:35 Off the top of my head it was some "illegal value" sort of error but I'll get the specific message 01:26:04 actally first let me make sure it still does it on a new profile 01:26:09 should have done this first 01:27:33 lol it does work. so my profile was busted. 01:27:47 i should have known, since I was trying to copy a profile from a Unix machine to a windows one 01:27:56 frg_away: sorry for wasting time :P 01:28:30 I thought i'd fixed all the paths but i probably should have just started fresh 01:29:02 wyatt8740 well when I backport I try to omit the bad ones but need to take some I am not so sure sometimes becuase other it would block the "world". 01:29:19 ^otherwise it would 01:30:04 yeah :p 01:30:20 i did forget the very first rule of mozilla though, test on a fresh profile 01:33:08 wyatt8740 problem with usix vs. Windows is forward/backward slashes. Transfered a Windows profile a while ago to Linux and content prefs, some user.js and also other stuff needed to go or be changed. 01:33:24 ah, i thought windows would translate forward/backslashes the same way? 01:33:31 was pretty sure that was part of the api 01:33:43 i can do a sed on prefs.js then and maybe get it going 01:33:49 (I already did the drive letter stuff) 01:36:29 Check to error console during start. The usual suspects are the same for Windows and Linux (tabtracker and some devtools stuff mostly). If you see different error something is not right. sessionstore.json probably needs to be removed as does content.sqlite, 01:36:47 ah, the sqlite db's. 01:36:53 yeah I already had done the sessionstore.json 01:37:25 content-prefs.sqlite? 01:39:40 wyatt8740 yes stores download paths mostly. 01:40:30 Yes the movie Idiocracy comes to life! https://www.theregister.com/2021/09/09/emoji_healthcare/ 01:40:57 Unable to read VR Path Registry from (a non-existant directory) 01:41:09 only message in the console if by console you meant seamonkey --console 01:41:19 otherwise, if you mean the JS one there's several i'll dig through 01:41:53 Hope it contains electrolytes too! 01:42:15 free range electrolytes 01:42:19 wyatt8740 error console. The same I think. 01:42:26 ctrl alt j one 01:42:51 --console makes stdout print to a visible window on windows, since they have all the WinMain() shenanigans 01:43:08 this reminds me that I eventually will have to move my email setup off that ol' 2.49.5 XP/Debian 8 setup 01:43:19 ahh i have one of those too 01:43:23 a dell latitude d610 01:43:26 can't even remember how I did to share my email boxes betwen Linux and Windows on SeaMonkey 01:43:35 mine is a HP Compaq nx9010 01:43:47 been using that setup since 2015 or so 01:44:13 prior to it, it was Thunderbird since circa 2006 or so, so basically the same thing 01:44:27 is that a pentium M system? 01:44:30 Not that I use Windows these days on my daily drivers, mind you 01:44:32 nope 01:44:40 full blown Mobile Pentium 4 furnace 01:44:43 hahaha 01:45:00 Yeah I only have one win32 machine that I have used in the last year 01:45:09 the Pentium Ms were the nx9020, IIRC 01:45:13 ah 01:46:02 In any case, even if I decide to not do the shared Win/Lin email setup, at the very least I'll want my mailboxes on a separate partition 01:46:16 as I tend to have more free space anywhere but the main OS partitions 01:46:25 heh, i can understand that 01:46:39 my thinkpad (x201) is permanently docked so I can use a secondary HDD for more storage space 01:46:43 (can't even remember when it was the last time I ran SeaMonkey under my Windows 7 setups) 01:46:55 I think my last time was 2016 01:47:11 in my case it would be sometime around late '19 or early '20 01:47:19 tomman I can. SeaMonkey Mail is running in parallel in a 7 pro vm :) 01:47:22 ah, early covid 01:47:48 I can't even remember how I setup those custom mailbox paths 01:47:51 I installed 7 on this spare laptop a day or two ago just to run some stupid IE-based program that wasn't rendering right in a VM 01:48:02 tomman: cygpath? 01:48:08 what I can remember is that I got almost all what I needed from MozillaZine's wiki 01:48:45 and that was mainly a repeat of what I did with Thunderbird in 2006 or so 01:50:04 hmm, error opening input stream (invalid filename?): chrome://global/content/nsUserSettings.js 01:50:19 in a charset switcher addon i didn't rememer having 01:50:52 cleanup time 01:51:57 locale stuff changed a lot. Might even be broken in both os. 01:52:02 haha 01:52:06 likely. 01:52:22 my little custom built addon that toggles the about:config default encoding pref still works though 01:53:10 unicode in windows is why I have a phobia for winapi 01:57:07 preference parsing error (line 26) = non-matching string 01:57:16 well prefs.js line 26 doesn't look suspicious 01:57:33 and there's no link to the file in question 'cause it's just a message rather than a warning for some reason 02:04:29 couldn't be because I symlinked the appdata mozilla dir to %USERPROFILE%\.mozilla, could it? 02:08:03 There are known problems with moving profiles out of the default location but mostly on network drives. I can't tell but this stuff is a bit brittle. 02:08:32 window.gbrowser.ownerdocument.watch is not a function 02:09:18 illegal value 'illegal value' when calling method: [nsISessionStore::getClosedTabCount] 02:11:31 ok i deleted the boostrapped extensions pref and that first one went away 02:11:34 the second one remains 02:12:04 XPIProvider.jsm -> (path to session manager addon xpi)/bootstrap.js 02:12:21 and browserWindowOverlay.js::updateUndoButton 02:12:37 and typeError: this.previewFromTab(...) is undefined 02:13:04 but i think that last one is spurious 02:18:47 frg_away: ok i managed to run the getClosedTabCount() thing in the browser toolbox 02:18:58 exception: not enough arguments 02:19:38 so then i just start guessing what args are based on the addon i guess 02:20:13 ok, so getClosedTabCount(window) yields: 02:20:19 illegal value. :p 02:20:49 and it's a native code function so good luck 02:22:22 oh hey https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1466911 02:22:27 watch implementation is gone for at least 2 releases I think. getClosedTabCount arguments didn't change since Bug 597637 looking at comm-central. 02:23:47 Patch for Bug 1466911 is in already. 02:25:25 well, it's a similar issue to what i have 02:25:31 only i have no history/sessionstore 02:26:08 this manifests as the list of tabs being empty when i go to save my session 02:26:48 maybe i'll transplant some files from my fresh profile 02:29:34 wyatt8740 I only know that the SeaMonkey sessionstore code needs to be scrapped and rebuild from the Firefox one. Need to find some time to start but think to do this for 2 or 3 years now. blarg... 02:31:28 ugh, if I was confident in my knowledge of this code base i'd probably try to help with it, but I lack quite a bit of confidence 02:34:32 wyatt8740 If you think I am an expert guess again :) 02:35:01 yeah i get the idea that no one really knows this codebase, even mozilla 02:35:08 or they might not be in such a hurry to scrap everything 02:37:30 wyatt8740 it would be fine if they replace it with something readable but scrapping obscure code and replacing it with more obsure code will bite them. And the rust stuff is designed for people which never need to serach for possible error or trying to understand the program flow in production systems. 02:42:27 yeah. That's how i feel about it 02:42:46 it's easier to look at than V8's sources though 02:43:07 not saying much 02:44:05 i'm just gonna install most of my old addons in this new profile and start doing my usual user.js dance 02:47:08 ahh, i have earlyblue back 02:47:12 feels good 02:49:22 need sleep. almost 5am here. Have fun 02:49:31 ugh i need that too. cya 02:50:00 22:49 here 02:50:07 yeah here too 02:50:17 but still i woke up at 5 am 02:50:30 also good on you using 24hr time 02:52:38 somewhat random thought: i noticed that modern firefox is doing color correction wrong 02:52:53 like, icc v4 profiles. seamonkey's still got it right but I wonder when that changed 02:58:50 if in doubt, blame Apple 02:58:57 it works most of the times 02:59:25 agreed 02:59:42 anyway, huh, so i installed a bunch of addons in my new profile and now it's exhibiting the same behaviour as the old 02:59:51 wonder if i have a race condition 03:07:08 god damn 03:07:13 so my _theme_ was doing it 03:07:21 EarlyBlue 03:11:28 no idea how, though... 03:11:57 ah it happens with "modern" as well 03:12:00 so I think i found a bug. 03:16:18 i need to sleep, so I'll just dump a copy-pasted error log here. https://pastebin.com/raw/nPHKXfV9 03:16:31 i get the same thing with the modern theme and earlyblue, but the default theme works 03:17:18 I spoke too soon. 03:17:41 I can sometimes make it work. clicking "save session" sometimes the tabs will enumerate and someitmes i will get that error 03:17:48 so it's some race condition i think 03:19:13 sorry about all the noise, just ignore me until i sleep and can think properly, because now it's working again. myserious. 03:19:41 error is still logged though 04:29:56 does anybody here using the latest WG9s build of 2.53.10b1pre notice something wrong about the Close tabs to the right function, or is it just me? It's not closing all tabs to the right, just one tab. 04:59:41 "Close other tabs" doesn't work properly too it seems 06:52:42 pandakekok9: I will have a look 06:52:53 thanks IanN 07:02:07 pandakekok9: do you get any errors in the console? 07:02:36 pandakekok9: what add-ons do you have installed? 07:03:30 I get this 07:03:32 Error: TypeError: deadBrowser.parentNode.destroy is not a function 07:03:33 Source File: chrome://navigator/content/tabbrowser.xml 07:03:35 Line: 2170 07:03:47 Add-ons doesn't seem to be culprit, as I tested in a fresh profile 07:06:25 pandakekok9: ah, I see the issue, I only be testing with 3 tabs, I will try more tabs 07:07:37 the last build from 20210910 didn't exhibit this issue if my memory doesn't fail 07:11:25 pandakekok9: I know what the issue is, some changes were made to fix datetime picker popup location 07:12:44 ah, the calendar from the issue, I see 07:17:41 pandakekok9: yep, i think I have found the locations but I'll do some more testing and double check 07:18:01 *code locations causing the issue 08:18:57 pandakekok9: should be fixed in the next nightly 08:50:54 thanks IanN 18:40:48 frg_Away: IanN_Away ( WG9s is offline now AFAICT ) To Whom It May Concern: SeaMonkey 2.53.10b1pre dated 2021-09-11 21:00 does not display Wikipedia images for me (-09-10 does). 18:44:02 tonymec|away works here but version has an additional tabbrowser patch. Maybe try the next one. The lastest version has a patch for image display on some sites but ths is actually a regression fix for 2.53.9. Broken since 07/20. 18:46:55 @ frg_Away : I try every build as soon as I see it and I keep the 4 latest .tar.bz2. This time I went back 1 day for the above reason. When I see the next build I'll try it. 19:01:07 tonymec|away there is a chance that the new builds break some extensions. We needed to do a change to tabbrowser.xml for date input fields. This also broke some internal sutff but IanN fixed it for today. So best to check the next one later today. 20:19:09 tonymec|away: wikipedia also works here 20:21:45 IanN_Away: with the -09-11 build I could get the pages but not the pictures. With -09-10 I get everything. If it makes any difference I use the Cologne Blue WP skin. 20:25:02 tonymec|away: there were issues with -09-11 build, so hopefully -09-12 will be back to usual 20:25:49 IanN_Away: I'll check it when it comes around.