=== matsubara-afk is now known as matsubara === matsubara is now known as matsubara-afk [13:51] Daviey: howdy! So I was wondering if something about the backporting/SRU'ing of MAAS has been discussed yet? [14:42] roaksoax: no, still a little early [15:09] Daviey: right, but my point being is that we are introducing dependencies that are not even in precise's archive [15:09] Daviey: so was just wondering if a plan was drafted to deal with that [15:09] we can't simply be shipping more stuff with MAAS source [15:10] IMHO [15:55] Daviey: In the fullness of time, is the plan to do ephemeral (via iSCSI) boot, and allow ubiquity to install from that? [15:59] Daviey: looks like the default apparmor profile will prevent named to read the files in /var/cache/maas/bind don't you think? I was trying to run a stupid (read with minimal configuration) dns server on a non standard port as a non-privileged [15:59] user and then I realized apparmor won't allow that. [16:00] Daviey: do you have any idea how to circumvent that problem? [16:00] allenap: we won't be using ubiquity this cycle [16:01] Daviey: For 13.04 perhaps? [16:01] rvba: just use the bind location for now.. [16:01] allenap: right [16:01] Ta. [16:02] Daviey: that means we can't run a stupid bind instance as part of the dev environment, or even in a fixture :(. [16:02] arse [16:03] rvba: join #ubuntu-hardened [16:03] We can live with it, but it reduce our ability to test things. [16:03] reduces* [16:07] Daviey, rvba: Does the apparmor profile apply if running bind as a different user? (/me has never used apparmor). [16:08] allenap: definitely does. [16:08] allenap: the profile is linked to the executable. [16:08] Grumble. [16:22] rvba: It'll allow any file under /etc/bind and /var/cache/bind, so perhaps use /var/cache/bind/maas instead of /var/cache/maas/bind? [16:31] allenap: Daviey says maybe we can have a named.d directory. But in the mean time, you're right, we will use /var/cache/bind/maas I think. === matsubara-afk is now known as matsubara === matsubara is now known as matsubara-afk