=== frankban|afk is now known as frankban [10:22] do builds use http://wiki.qemu.org/Features-Done/VirtIORNG ? [10:23] last time libgnupg-perl was built in quantal in 8 minutes, now it is stuck in gpg key generation for the test-suite. I wonder if i should pregenerate a test key for it. [10:25] xnox: virtio-rng is not enabled on the scalingstacks. The compute hosts don't have hardware RNGs and guaranteeing QoS would be complicated. Packages should use /dev/urandom for test keys (but gpg --gen-key cannot be convinced to do that directly, unfortunately). [10:28] wgrant, are they new enough intel cpus with intel cpu rng available at all? I did fix rng-tools ages ago to enable that. [10:28] if the build times out, i'll ship a pregenerated key i guess. [10:38] xnox: RDRAND is new in Ivy Bridge, (ie. Xeon E.* v2). Most of the Intel compute nodes are Westmere-EP, with a handful of Ivy Bridge-EP and a couple of Haswell-EP, plus a smattering of Opterons. So maybe 10% of the x86 compute nodes have a hardware RNG. [10:38] (ignoring TPM1.2, but, well, lol) [10:38] i'm yet to manage to get TPM1.2 to work.... [10:38] i keep hearing that it's like all cool and dandy and available.... [10:39] * xnox ponders if entropy keys should be plugged into all compute nodes and how much that would cost..... [10:39] Cool, dandy, available and slow. [10:42] wgrant, http://altusmetrum.org/ChaosKey/ http://shop.gag.com/random.html [10:42] is $30 a pop expensive? [10:42] Not dreadfully. [10:43] But I'd really prefer that someone took a hammer to GnuPG upstream. [10:43] i trust bdale more than GnuPG upstream..... [10:54] wgrant, please kill https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libgnupg-perl/0.19-1ubuntu1/+build/10713491 [10:54] wait, these are not good old days, i can do that myself. [10:59] Yup :) [11:00] man.... can't wait for the UDS [11:03] Do we need to bring camouflage? === pavlushka is now known as Guest70016 === frankban is now known as frankban|afk === frankban|afk is now known as frankban === frankban is now known as frankban|afk