cpaelzer | can I have some opinions on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openssh/+bug/1822370/comments/9 | 07:49 |
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ubottu | Launchpad bug 1822370 in openssh (Ubuntu) "19.04 beta openssh-client broken pipe" [Critical,Triaged] | 07:49 |
cpaelzer | cjwatson: as it is openssh your opinion would be expecially great to ahve | 07:49 |
cjwatson | cpaelzer: did you look through Debian bugs? it has certainly been reported there. | 07:50 |
cjwatson | I consider this a VMware bug and if anyone is pushing for this we need to put pressure on VMware to fix it. | 07:50 |
cpaelzer | not yet, I was collecting through vmware and fedora references so far | 07:50 |
cpaelzer | I consider this a VMWare bug as well | 07:51 |
cpaelzer | may question is if we should avoid putting it on our users due to the upcoming release | 07:51 |
cjwatson | I don't want to revert this as that just takes the pressure off. | 07:51 |
cjwatson | It's not an LTS after all | 07:51 |
cpaelzer | ok, I'd be happy if you could state so in the bug | 07:51 |
cpaelzer | I have a call today with VMWare anyway and can make sure this is really seen on their side | 07:52 |
cjwatson | done | 07:52 |
cpaelzer | thanks | 07:52 |
cjwatson | https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=923879 is a more persuasive reason to possibly revert | 07:53 |
ubottu | Debian bug 923879 in openssh-client "ssh: IPQoS defaults change interacts badly with iptables -m tos" [Normal,Open] | 07:53 |
cjwatson | but I haven't had time to independently research that | 07:53 |
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bdmurray | seb128: Do you know if anything is happening with bug 1807900? | 16:56 |
ubottu | bug 1807900 in update-manager (Ubuntu Bionic) "update-manager suggests to use Livepatch, which is not available" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1807900 | 16:56 |
Laney | rbasak: you have ~ubuntu-developer-members available, FWIW (re: devel-permissions@) | 17:01 |
Laney | (specifically your last paragraph) | 17:01 |
rbasak | Laney: thanks! I was going to ask you for input, as a person who comes to mind who understands how it's all put together :) | 17:04 |
Laney | It's the not-very-used DMB-as-a-membership-board procedure | 17:04 |
rbasak | Laney: would ~ubuntu-dev be better to retain voting rights though? | 17:04 |
rbasak | Assuming the DMB is happy to do that, which I suppose is a separate decision. | 17:05 |
rbasak | As we don't have any documented emeritus process AFAICT. | 17:05 |
Laney | I'm not sure that there's precedent for ~ubuntu-dev without any upload rights | 17:05 |
Laney | So you'd be inventing a new thing there AFAIK | 17:05 |
rbasak | I agree it'd be a new thing. | 17:05 |
rbasak | Seems to be that we should have an emeritus process, or at least know what to do. | 17:05 |
Laney | Makes sense | 17:06 |
Laney | I think not retaining voting rights would be more usual (but haven't given it a whole lot of thought) | 17:06 |
rbasak | It also seems to me that as leaving ~ubuntu-core-dev is effectively voluntary, but a good thing (on a security basis), it should be possible to do so without being forced to lose other rights, eg. voting. | 17:06 |
Laney | Something like - if you're not participating in the community then you don't have as good a context or "skin in the game" relating to its governance | 17:07 |
Laney | But it'd be more proper for you in the DMB to work that up and maybe ask the CC | 17:07 |
rbasak | Yes, but then that needs to be enforced, rather than having the obvious workaround to be click a button every two years. | 17:07 |
Laney | Not sure about "needs", but it would be valid to scope the problem wide enough to cover this | 17:10 |
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rbasak | Perhaps I can create an ~ubuntu-dev-emeritus team and leave it as a member of ~ubuntu-developer-members for now. | 17:18 |
rbasak | Then we could decide where to move it later. | 17:19 |
seb128 | bdmurray, I don't know off hand, need to check with andyrock | 18:05 |
seb128 | bdmurray, he's going to look at it | 18:11 |
bdmurray | seb128: okay, I wasn't sure if we should defer it to EE | 18:14 |
seb128 | bdmurray, it probably doesn't matter much for disco since livepatch doesn't exist on that serie | 18:15 |
teward | seb128: bdmurray: we see questions occasionally on Ask Ubuntu about livepatch on the interim releases between LTSes | 18:26 |
teward | so if we're going to 'fix' this I'd target EE for fixing it since users otherwise will get the wrong ideas about Livepatch service | 18:27 |
teward | (just my two cents, sorry I just saw yuor messages in scrollback thought I'd give my thoughts) | 18:27 |
bdmurray | teward: iirc it works but checking to see if you are running an LTS so its moot | 18:28 |
teward | bdmurray: good point, but that's where the questions come in at :P In either case I'd rather the system not even suggest it when Livepatch isn't an option in that release :P | 18:28 |
teward | but you're not wrong. | 18:28 |
teward | the only system I use livepatching on is this laptop but that's for reasons - sometimes I go a few weeks without applying kernel updates :P | 18:29 |
bdmurray | teward: It shouldn't suggest it is my point. | 18:29 |
teward | bdmurray: right, i agree with you | 18:29 |
bdmurray | teward: I mean that it already shouldn't / that was fixed. | 18:29 |
bdmurray | teward: https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/update-manager/main/view/head:/UpdateManager/Dialogs.py#L151 | 18:32 |
teward | ah | 18:37 |
teward | not sure why people were still using it then :P | 18:37 |
seb128 | teward, it should already not show on non LTS series, that bugfix is about not displaying the control on the LTS if the UI is not available which is a specific fix | 19:09 |
infinity | bdmurray: My only nitpick on this apport is that if "whoopsie-preferences is needed to store preferences", that seems more like a Recommends than a Suggests? | 20:15 |
infinity | bdmurray: Unless you don't view preferences as a meaningfully core functionality. | 20:15 |
bdmurray | infinity: it'd end up pulling whoopsie-preferences into cloud-image then. although looking at the original MP it's only apport-gtk which makes the gdbus call - https://code.launchpad.net/~didrocks/apport/whoopsie-auto-ui/+merge/348479 | 20:32 |
infinity | bdmurray: So maybe it's apport-gtk that wants it as a recommends (or even depends)? | 20:33 |
infinity | bdmurray: That said, nothing in whoopsie-preferences or its deps looks inappropriate for a CLI system, if the CLI apport had a way to save prefs. | 20:34 |
infinity | Depends: libc6 (>= 2.4), libglib2.0-0 (>= 2.30.0), libpolkit-gobject-1-0 (>= 0.99), libwhoopsie-preferences0 (= 20), libwhoopsie0 (>= 0.2.48) | 20:34 |
bdmurray | infinity: The cli apport doesn't have a way to save preferences | 20:35 |
infinity | bdmurray: Kay, so maybe this dep should move to -gtk and be upgraded to rec/dep (your call) | 20:35 |
bdmurray | infinity: that sounds like a good idea | 20:36 |
infinity | bdmurray: I can haz an upload that does that, then? (And if it's a recommends, I assume you already had code that conditionally uses this, rather than crashes when it's not there?) | 20:41 |
bdmurray | infinity: I'll upload for disco and it'll be a depends fwiw I'm fixing somebody else's bug here. | 20:42 |
infinity | Of course. :) | 20:43 |
bdmurray | coreycb: I feel like your comment is missing something in the url https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libapache2-mod-auth-mellon/+bug/1820279/comments/3 | 21:17 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1820279 in libapache2-mod-auth-mellon (Ubuntu Cosmic) "[FFe] [SRU] build mellon with --enable-diagnostics to ease up SSO debugging" [High,Triaged] | 21:18 |
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