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robbiewkees: meeting today?18:01
mdeslaurkees: meeting!18:07
jdstrando/18:07
jjohansen\o18:07
kees\o18:08
keessorry, lost in email backlog18:08
nxvl\o/18:08
nxvlkees: as all of us18:08
keesso, uhm, I drank a fair bit and then tried to push compiler hardening bits in Debian.  for this week, I'll take krb5 and continue to follow some of the community sponsorship requests.18:09
robbiewheh18:10
mdeslaurI'll take php5 and gimp, and will start the screenlocking debugging wiki page this week18:11
keesI'm still digging through backlog18:11
mdeslaurI'm on triage also18:11
keesmdeslaur: sorry about the state of bugs.  I managed to keep on top of CVE triage, though.  :P18:11
mdeslaurkees: np!18:11
jdstrandI plan to do some merges as well as some work on essential bps. I'll pick up an update if needed18:12
jdstrands/if/as/18:12
jdstrandthat's it from me18:13
jdstrandI suppose I could be slightly more specific18:13
jdstrandI hope to finish security-lucid-sponsorship-review18:14
jdstrandthen look at apparmor stuff and the 0.7.5 libvirt merge18:14
keesjdstrand: for sponsorship processes, I have some questions now that I've followed it a few times.18:14
jdstrandthen decide how to tackle the libvirt items18:14
jdstrandkees: ok18:15
keesif that's it on status, then I'll dive into my sponsorship questions?18:16
jdstrandkees: please do18:16
keesok, so, following https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/SponsorsQueue18:17
keesI had two hats: reviewer ("sponsor"?) and Uploader.18:17
keesfirst question is: at what point should the ubuntu-security-sponsors team be unsubscribed from a bug?18:17
kees(the only case seems to be when the patch needs work)18:18
keesshould it be unsubbed when it's been uploaded?18:19
jdstrandkees: that is correct18:19
jdstrandthough we will mark syncs as Invalid18:19
jdstrandand also Fix Released18:19
keeshrm18:19
jdstrandboth of those drop the bug off the sponsors radar18:19
jdstrandkees: I started to do the whole separated process that I am sure you are thinking of18:20
keesok, so Invalid and Fix Released, but ubuntu-security-sponsors stays sub'd.18:20
jdstrandkees: that is how it currently is, but ubuntu-security-sponsors could be unsub'd in those cases, but I don't see a real need for that18:20
keesah! wait, I think I see the source of my confusion.18:21
keesthe All open link will show bugs that are invalid when there are other open statuses for a bug.18:21
keesso, in the case of multiple releases, it gets confusing.18:22
jdstrandI didn't opt for the separated process because that is geared for larger teams-- in practice, we and motu-swat will be doing the reviewing-- so I kept it simple for now18:22
nxvlkees: as in New for Lucid and Invalid for Jaunty?18:22
jdstrandkees: that may be a bug in LP18:22
keesnxvl: right, or like bug 431080, where one part is In Progress (which doesn't need ubuntu-security-sponsors subbed) and others are fix released and invalid.18:22
ubottuLaunchpad bug 431080 in drupal5 "Fix critical security issues in drupal packages" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43108018:22
jdstrandkees: I am writing a tool today, similar to pull-in-progress.py that will make it a bit easier to see18:23
keeshrm, why does 481631 still show up?18:23
jdstrandwhat needs work and the status of things18:23
jdstrandkees: probably because of the upstream bug?18:24
keesjdstrand: oh, no, the query is bad.  it includes Invalid and Won't Fix.18:24
keesI will adjust the wiki page.18:24
jdstrandok, thanks18:24
keesalright.  that was basically it.  multiple confusions due to the LP bug list.  ;)18:25
keesoh yikes, moin just HTTP 500'd18:26
jdstrandkees: sorry about that18:26
jdstrand(not the 500-- I didn't have anything to do with that! ;)18:26
keesjdstrand: oh, I don't think that's your fault at all.  new processes are fun to clarify.  :)18:27
keesok, so now following the "All open" link is much more sensible.18:27
jdstrandyeah-- hence the 'Beta Available' implementation :)18:27
keesdo you think "In progress" should be removed from the list too, since that means the patch writer needs to work on it more?18:27
jdstrandkees: I don't, cause 'All' is supposed to convey all open bugs18:28
keesok, sounds good.18:28
jdstrandplus, it also could mean that the bug has been uploaded to the ubuntu-security-proposed ppa, and needs to be pocket copied to -proposed18:29
jdstrandso I wouldn't want to hide it18:29
jdstrand(section '4.2 Uploads')18:30
keesah! yes, just noticed that.18:30
keesok, so, with bug 446838, what's the next step?18:31
ubottuLaunchpad bug 446838 in squirrelmail "Multiple cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerabilities in SquirrelMail 1.4.19 and earlier" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44683818:31
keeswe got a NACK on the hardy patch18:31
keess/patch/package/18:31
* jdstrand looks18:31
jdstrandkees: ok, so 'klumpen' said the patch doesn't work. that is not enough detail...18:33
jdstrandkees: ultimately though, this is in -proposed and for ubuntu-sru to handle using their processes18:34
keesthat was my thought too.18:34
jdstrandkees: see '5. Verification'18:34
kees(I can do a verification for karmic, but not hardy)18:34
jdstrandkees: basically, once it goes from ubuntu-security-proposed to -proposed, ubuntu-sru takes it from there18:35
keesok18:35
jdstrandthat may sound somewhat contentious, but this won't happen for packages in main, and ScottK said that this is the process to use for universe18:35
keesit continues to show up on the "open" list, but I guess that's ok.18:36
keesregardless, I'm happy with the process.18:36
jdstrandkees: we could theoretically unsub ubuntu-security-sponsors at the point that ubuntu-sru has it, but I thought that since the processes are still being defined and people getting used to them, we should keep our eyes on the bug18:36
jdstrands/defined/fine-tuned/18:37
keesyeah, and I think dholbach wants "finished" sponsorships to retain the sponsorship team for his reports.18:37
ScottKSometimes pitti will push updates out if a particular release isn't tested if the risk seems low.18:37
keesScottK: yeah, but do things get deleted from -proposed if someone NAKs?18:37
ScottKGenerally the idea is they get superceded by a fixed update.18:38
keesokay18:38
ScottKThey should, but I don't know that they always do.18:38
keesnext up: http://piware.de/workitems/security/lucid/report.html18:38
keesthat graph shouldn't include weekends and holidays.  ;)18:38
jdstrandI am pretty sure that if something doesn't supercede it, it will get deleted18:38
jdstrandit is a manual process of course18:39
jdstrandand I don't know how often that happens, but istr seeing it18:39
jdstrandkees: heh18:39
keesso, to keep us in line with the burndown, we need to either finish stuff or postpone stuff.18:39
jdstrandkees: well yes, but I thought we discussed that we weren't going to overly fret over the burndown-- has that changed?18:40
keesI already postponed all the "low", so I'm going to start fishing for "medium" stuff.18:40
keesjdstrand: I'm not going to fret at all -- the fact that we're postponing stuff directly reflects that we don't have time for some things.18:40
jdstrand(I remember the 'low' discussion)18:40
keesI think it's appropriate to choose that which gets tossed out.18:41
jdstrandok18:41
keesand if we work from the lowest priority up, that reflects our committment to essential workitems.18:41
jdstrandkeep in mind, I am doing dev work this week-- I hope to make some progress on my items :)18:42
keesto that end, I'd like us to run down the workitems assigned to people outside our team first, and then start picking stuff from our medium list to postpone.18:42
keesjdstrand: yup, that's great.  :)18:42
keesI'd like us to be in line by friday's review.18:42
jdstrandkees: well, with coffeedude, I'm not sure how much we can encourage it gets done. likewise is on their own timeframe. ttx may know more about it18:43
keesjdstrand: should we ping coffeedude.jerry?18:43
kees*one mind*18:43
jdstrandheh18:43
keesok, cool.18:43
jdstrandnext is jjohansen and 'clean up on pam_apparmor'18:44
* kees nods18:44
jdstrand(also a 'medium')18:44
keesI already postponed kirkland's item.  :)18:44
jjohansenah, yeah I have been meaning to get to that but not for alpha218:44
jjohansenso yeah postpone please18:45
keesdone18:46
keesok, any questions for the security team or other items?18:46
jdstrandit seems that the parts of sbeattie's items are getting done... ie, the wiki is started18:46
jdstrandoh, they are postponed anyway. nm18:46
keesjdstrand: there's nothing wrong with flipping a postponed item to "done" too.  it's just a matter of tracking the line for a given moment in time.18:47
jjohansenyeah doesn't it then show up as green instead of yellow18:48
* kees nods18:48
keesalrighty, meeting over.  thanks everyone!18:50
robbiewthanks kees!18:51
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