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sarnoldright :)00:00
sarnoldsshd doesn't care about the details of the group00:00
sarnoldall it cares about it 755 not 775.00:00
ProCycleit has the same perms as my other account which can log in00:02
ProCycleSo I don't know what it's complaining about00:02
sarnoldyour other account was 775 as well and it *could* log in? o_O00:03
ProCycleyes00:04
ProCycleThey've always been that way, for years00:04
ProCycleI do -rw------- for the actual authorized_keys file00:04
ProCyclewow it worked00:07
ProCyclechanged to 755 and can login now00:08
ProCycleThanks for the help!00:10
sarnold\o00:10
sarnold\o.00:10
sarnoldGAH.00:10
sarnoldyay.00:10
sarnoldthere we go. :)00:10
ProCycleSo strange it would take exception to only that account00:11
ProCycleOh it's closing time, gotta run. Thanks again!00:13
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lordievaderGood morning06:35
ahasenackrbasak: hi, good morning/afternoon. Could you please import ubuntu-advantage-tools into git? Latest version is 16, uploaded on march 21st, but in git we still have v15 from March 20th12:38
rbasakIt's in the whitelist.12:40
rbasaknacc: ^ so I assume it's OK to just run the importer against this. The only risk is a collision, but that seems unlikely for this package.12:41
rbasakRunning12:41
ahasenackthx12:42
rbasakahasenack: it ran but didn't seem to do anything12:42
rbasakahasenack: I see version 16 here.12:43
ahasenackhm, I see it now too12:43
ahasenackoh geez, I just did a fetch, not a pull or merge12:43
ahasenacksorry12:43
ahasenackmy mistake12:44
samba35is there a bug in 16.04.4 with openvswitch ?13:16
samba35too many logs are been genrated with openvswitch13:16
samba35in GB s13:17
ahasenackrbasak: ohh, something changed in lp regarding our git repo for packages14:44
ahasenackrbasak: I'm making a new MP, and lp by default selected this target for me:  lp:ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-advantage-tools (repository details)– default repository14:44
rbasakahasenack: that's intentional.14:44
ahasenackthe UI is also slightly different now14:44
rbasakIt's easier/better now, no?14:44
ahasenackyep14:44
ahasenackthat wa the "ohh" part :)14:44
rbasakAh :)14:44
ahasenackrbasak: who will be the default reviewer?14:45
rbasakahasenack: we don't really have an answer for that yet, sorry14:47
rbasakMapping reviewers to people who can upload doesn't really work currently14:47
ahasenackah, it defaulted to the usual import team14:47
rbasak(there is no such map)14:47
tewardrbasak: can you stab the Canonical Landscape team for me about bug 1685885?  I'm not the only one affected by it, and it makes using Landscape impossible.15:05
ubottubug 1685885 in landscape-client (Ubuntu) "Extreme RAM and SWAP usage" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/168588515:05
RoyKis there an exception for sigterm? I have one for kbkdinterrupt, but that doesn't work when systemd takes down the service15:07
rbasakteward: done15:10
naccrbasak: ack, np15:14
tewardrbasak: thank you kindly.  That's been biting me for some time, and though it's confirmed and High priority, nobody's touched it.  One guy said on the bug it ate all the ram on their mail server, so if *someone* could consider that an urgent issue, that'd be great.  I've not been using Landscape for centralized management because of what I consider a massive memleak15:25
teward*returns to the shadows*15:25
jamespagefrickler: fwiw the ceph-volume and missing dep for ceph-mgr are now in bionic and the Queens UCA; working updates for artful and Pike UCA now17:17
naccrbasak: around? had a quick Q re: git-ubuntu tests17:32
rbasaknacc: o/17:35
naccrbasak: ok, so i've got a quick implementation of repo_comparator.equals, and i was assuming it'd take two pygit2.Repository objects to compare; however, if we pass in expected_result, that's a repo_builder.Repo object (and not yet written anywhere). Should I create a second temporary pygit2.Repo fixture?17:36
rbasaknacc: could go either way I guess. I think that it probably makes sense for repo_comparator.equals to take a pygit2.Repository and a repo_builder.Repository perhaps, and handle writing the latter to a pygit2.Repository in a temporary directory itself. So no fixture.17:40
rbasaknacc: my reasoning is that it'll make the tests simpler, and that's what we'll be writing in bulk.17:41
naccrbasak: hrm, a good point17:41
rbasakI can't think of a case where we'd need an equals method with two pygit2.Repositories. But if we ever do need that, we could always supply two methods; one being a wrapper of the other.17:42
naccrbasak: yep, good point17:42
naccok, i'll switch to that17:42
naccrbasak: nice, test passes (case #1)17:58
naccrbasak: i need to clean up this pile of commits significantly, of course :)17:58
naccand found a few bugs in my branch, i'll get them squashed and send you a few MPs to review17:58
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smosercan someone takek a quick review for me18:32
smoser https://code.launchpad.net/~smoser/ubuntu/+source/ssh-import-id/+git/ssh-import-id/+merge/34223118:32
sarnoldwith open(output_file, "r") as f:18:37
sarnoldis it kosher to open an output file with read permissions, not write?18:37
sarnoldoh, nevermind, that's pre-existing code18:37
rbasaksmoser: what if HOME is set but empty?18:38
rbasakI see the code is upstream.18:39
smoserif os.environ.get("HOME")18:39
rbasakIt seems the code doesn't really define the behaviour in that edge case.18:39
smoserif truly empty would still take the 'else'18:39
rbasakWhatever behaviour it has feels like an accident.18:39
smoserbut HOME=" "18:40
smoserthen i'm not sure.18:40
rbasakShouldn't else have a : at the end?18:40
sarnoldI'd wager "empty HOME" falls under "don't do that"18:40
smoserrbasak: yes. and the code does. i was just typing here.18:40
rbasakNot in the patch I'm looking at.18:40
rbasakLine 50 in the MP18:41
smoserrbasak: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/MBMXFmfSKt/18:45
smoserthank you18:45
smoserwe'd have found that anyway in a test of proposed, but that was quicker.18:45
fricklerjamespage: thx for the notification, for me that means that I must update my local builds in order to stay ahead of you ;-)18:59
ahasenackrbasak: hi, when you have a moment, since you reviewed some of the previous uploads: https://code.launchpad.net/~ahasenack/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-advantage-tools/+git/ubuntu-advantage-tools/+merge/342208 (I'm not expecting anything for today)19:20
rbasakack19:37
ahasenacknacc: I think I'm done with the nvdimm packages, would you like to take a look?20:27
ahasenackotherwise, or in addition to, I'm about to follow the remaining steps of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages20:28
ahasenackvia motu20:28
ahasenack(assuming it was always meant to go to universe first)20:29
naccahasenack: universe +120:49
naccahasenack: i can look, where should I?20:49
ahasenacknacc: ppa: https://launchpad.net/~canonical-server/+archive/ubuntu/nvdimm/20:49
ahasenacknacc: git:20:49
ahasenack(jsut a sec)20:49
ahasenackndctl: https://code.launchpad.net/~ahasenack/ubuntu/+source/ndctl/+git/ndctl20:50
ahasenacknvml: https://code.launchpad.net/~ahasenack/ubuntu/+source/nvml/+git/nvml20:50
naccahasenack: ok20:50
naccahasenack: do you have any response re: testing?20:50
naccactual functional testing, i mean20:50
ahasenacknacc: I have responses about the packaging20:51
ahasenacklet me link to the first20:51
ahasenackI never got an explicit "yes, it's working with our hardware"20:51
naccahasenack: yeah that's what i'm most concerned with at this point20:51
ahasenacknacc: since I took over: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1752378/comments/13 (comment #13 and later)20:51
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1752378 in Ubuntu "Please add Userspace Packages for NVDIMM support" [Medium,In progress]20:51
ahasenackI can ask point blank now20:52
naccyeah that's what i'd recommend20:53
ahasenacknacc: done20:54
naccahasenack: +120:54
ahasenackthx20:55
naccahasenack: on first glance, code looks good -- i think it'll really need an AA review, though, as I've never done a new package like this20:56
ahasenacknacc: sure, and I added some lintian overrides to the nvml package20:56
ahasenackabout the *_dbg/ directories20:56
ahasenackhopefully with enough comments on why they are needed, and for how long20:56
naccahasenack: yep, was reading about that in the bug20:56
ahasenackI understand why an AA review would be welcomed first, I just want to get rid of any potential low hanging fruit in the packaging before it's shown to an AA20:58
ahasenackor, s/low hanging fruit/embarrasing mistake/20:58
ahasenackand, of course, it needs to work, hence the question in the bug for a comment stating that it does work with their hardware20:59
ahasenackI didn't get a reply yet in that other bug you pointed me at yesterday21:00
naccahasenack: ack21:00
hashwagonIs there a common reason why a statically set ip address set via /etc/network/interfaces would revert back to DHCP?22:19
hashwagon^ in ubuntu 16.0422:20
nacchashwagon: revert when?22:24
naccrbasak: fyi, 4 branches pushed up for review, the first 3 are i believe ready to land (i coudl use some help coming up with tests for the repo_comparator, i think22:28
hashwagonI have  many servers all configured through SaltStack and about 1% of them are changing to DHCP. The last example was ~4:30PM ET today. It's been reverting about every 24 hours now on this particular system.22:33
hashwagonnacc, ^22:33
hashwagonAre there any other logs other than journalctl I should be going through?22:34
sarnoldif you don't need dhcp on these machines maybe just purge the package that supplies the daemon it winds up using?22:35
hashwagonGood thought. That might complicate things as there are maintenances we go through where dhcp comes in handy.22:54
sarnoldoh. then that'd require more thought and nuance :)22:55
nacchashwagon: strange, i'd check syslog, journalctl23:04

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