=== dax is now known as hax === hax is now known as dax [08:23] I'm following the procedure on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates#Procedure to nominate a newer package to 16.04 LTS [08:24] the bug is this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sssd/+bug/1641203 [08:24] Ubuntu bug 1641203 in sssd (Ubuntu Xenial) "SSSD can't process GPO from Active Directory when it contains lines with no equal sign" [Medium,Triaged] [08:24] should I send a mail instead of asking here? [08:26] arune: depends on the question might be better to send to the ubuntu-devel lists [08:30] hm, according to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates#Procedure I should mail the ubuntu control team and the email adress is linked on https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-bugcontrol [08:30] the email address is ubuntu-bugcontrol@lists.launchpad.net which I first have to be a member of to be able to send a mail [08:31] arune: yes then email that list [08:31] davmor2, I can't, I have to join the team! [08:32] You shouldn't need to you should be able to send to it but it will wait for authorisation before it is displayed [08:39] thanks davmor2, I'll try then [10:29] arune, davmor2: for bug nominations, I think asking on IRC is far easier. And people usually respond within a few hours. [11:03] rbasak, ok! then I want to nominate this bug for SRU: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sssd/+bug/1641203 [11:03] Ubuntu bug 1641203 in sssd (Ubuntu Xenial) "SSSD can't process GPO from Active Directory when it contains lines with no equal sign" [Medium,Triaged] [11:03] then I just hang around and get some feedback or? [11:06] Looking [11:08] arune: Xenial is already nominated, so consider that step of the proess complete. You can tell it's nominated because "Xenial" appears underneath ding-libs and sssd at the top, and has a Status (Triaged in this case). [11:08] arune: note that it'd be normal to SRU just a backport of the fix for this particular bug. Usually we don't backport a newer version wholesale. [11:10] aha, so I'd have to test patching the source for the correct packages [11:13] Right [11:37] rbasak, can you help me figure out which packages I need to patch? sssd is a metapackage which I assume does not have any source but just depends on the good stuff, and ding-libs I cant even find [11:42] arune: sssd the binary package is a metapackage. But sssd the source package contains everything (and generates all the binary packages, including the sssd binary metapackage but also the contentful others) [11:43] ding-libs also exists as a source package but there is no binary package called ding-libs [11:43] arune: use "pull-lp-source ding-libs xenial" and the same for sssd. [11:44] rbasak, ok, I'll test as soon as possible [11:45] rbasak, and when I have done that I just ping here again and it can be brought up for consideration? [12:13] arune: attach debdiffs to the bug and subscribe ~ubuntu-sponsors. That'll add it to http://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/sponsoring/index.html. Then use the #ubuntu-devel channel to talk about the bug - technically this channel is for bug triage only. === bregma__ is now known as bregma === slashd- is now known as slashd [12:54] rbasak, what do you mean exactly with "subscribe ~ubuntu-sponsors"? a mail list subscription? [12:55] arune: use "Subscribe someone else" from the web bug view. [12:55] arune: and put "ubuntu-sponsors" in the box (without the tilde) [12:55] rbasak, aha, thanks! [12:55] arune: please only do that after you have attached debdiffs ready to upload to the bug. [12:56] ok ok [14:36] rbasak, sorry for not needing help, but I can't find the diffs for the changes mentioned on https://pagure.io/SSSD/sssd/issue/2751#comment-224593 [14:37] according to https://code.launchpad.net/sssd the git repos should be at git://git.fedorahosted.org/git/sssd.git but that seams to be dead, maybe just right now [14:39] fatal: unable to connect to git.fedorahosted.org: [14:39] git.fedorahosted.org[0: 209.132.181.16]: errno=Connection timed out [14:39] git.fedorahosted.org[1: 209.132.181.15]: errno=Connection timed out [14:39] oh, maybe they moved to github