=== mamarley_ is now known as mamarley === gitlab-bot is now known as gitbot === henrix_ is now known as henrix [18:32] apw: ping again? [18:32] debian has changed some package things [18:32] binary package names are the same :https://packages.debian.org/sid/wireguard https://packages.debian.org/sid/wireguard-dkms https://packages.debian.org/sid/wireguard-tools [18:33] binary package names are the same: https://packages.debian.org/sid/wireguard https://packages.debian.org/sid/wireguard-dkms https://packages.debian.org/sid/wireguard-tools [18:33] but the source packages are now split into "wireguard" and "wireguard-linux-compat" [18:33] https://packages.debian.org/source/sid/wireguard-linux-compat https://packages.debian.org/source/sid/wireguard [18:51] zx2c4: fun ... why have they done that now [19:01] apw: i guess you havent read any of my emails or the several messages ive sent you on IRC in the last few weeks? [19:01] ill resend you stuff [19:01] one sec [19:02] apw: sent again [19:02] can you confirm you got the email and there isnt spam filter stuff happening? [19:10] zx2c4: you choose your moments, just accepted fully, and you change names, sigh [19:11] apw: wait what? [19:11] sorry, but no [19:11] i emailed you about this a month ago [19:11] a few times [19:11] sent you messages in here [19:11] poked sultan [19:11] have been trying to get in touch with you to coordinate this [19:18] zx2c4: the wireguard-linux-compat source package is already in focal-proposed, FYI [19:19] oh, really? then what on earth is apw talking about [19:19] when he says "just accepted fully, and you change the names" [19:20] I'm not going to engage in telephone-game stuff, just giving information [19:20] it might be that proposed-migration just needs to be hinted to migrate wireguard and wireguard-linux-compat together; not completely sure [19:20] since both are valid candidates [19:20] is there anything open source anywhere? [19:20] cjwatson: dunno we have delta, so perhaps they are out of sync [19:21] both https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal/wireguard-tools and https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal/wireguard-dkms both indicate old packags [19:21] apw: as I say they're both valid candidates [19:21] hmmm [19:21] ideally you should just import dkg's packages and be done with it [19:21] no need to do anything complicated [19:21] zx2c4: I'm looking at rmadison output. packages.ubuntu.com is not the best view [19:21] there's been plenty of warning abut this [19:21] The source packages in Ubuntu are the Debian packages with minor adjustments on top [19:21] cjwatson: link to rmadison? never heard of this [19:22] it's in the devscripts package [19:22] Or you could look at Launchpad [19:22] zx2c4: yeah we were somewhere we understood and now we aren't so that is confusing and work and work is always annoying [19:22] ah so i have to install ubuntu [19:22] will look at launchpad [19:22] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wireguard and https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wireguard-linux-compat [19:22] apw: yes, this is why ive tried to contact you every single week, sometimes several times, through differing means, for like a month or maybe more [19:22] cjwatson: thanks [19:23] cjwatson: oh, good, looks like those are up to date [19:23] wireguard-linux-compat is one version behind, but i assume the verison bump will trickle down [19:23] thats usually just a matte rof time, right? [19:24] Will need a manual merge since there's an Ubuntu delta, but probably better to get the current set migrated to focal first [19:24] On general principles [19:24] cjwatson: yeah I'll poke it [19:24] ta [19:24] zx2c4: not your fault, I know I am the one burried [19:25] cjwatson: for eoan i vaguely recall there being a delta because of a work around for some ubuntu kernel derp [19:25] for focal, i dont anticipate that happening again [19:25] so not sure there should be a delta. unless im forgetting something? [19:25] apw: also, did you ever succeed in building the signed binary module? [19:25] The reasoning is described in the changelog [19:26] Which is visible from the LP links that I gave you [19:26] ah thanks [19:26] I haven't looked in detail, but it is clearly not just about "some ubuntu kernel derp" (whatever that means) [19:26] oooo, right, getrandom and the demo test [19:26] i remember now [19:26] you're right [19:27] thankfully those two patches are on top of the up-to-date wireguard package [19:27] the new wireguard-linux-compat package doesnt have either of those patches [19:27] and the one i had in mind has been dropped, per that changelog [19:27] so that means the version bump should be a bit easier than usual [19:28] ooo apparently this was done a few days ago by ` -- Unit 193 Fri, 17 Jan 2020 18:33:54 -0500` [19:28] i wonder who that is [19:29] That's all the naming I've ever seen for them; AFAIK they're an Ubuntu developer who consistently goes by a pseudonym [19:35] zx2c4: I did patches and got stalled [19:36] apw: ah, could you pick that back up before focal hits? [19:37] meaningful feature parity with the rest of linux seems like a valuable thing to have, given focal release will align more or less with 5.6 [20:41] Although I am pretty sure it must be documented somewhere... could not find it: I installed linux-crashdump (18.04 instance under Azure), and sysrq c to test it. Crash kernel came up as expected (after I increased memory reserved to crashkernel), generated a crash file on /var/crash. [20:42] but the crash file did NOT have the vmcore. What am I missing (I have never had the need to use crashkernel on Ubuntu, so I am sort of surprised) [22:34] zx2c4, ok at least what is there is migrated [22:36] wireguard-linux-compat is an old version, as i mentioned above. we're waiting in that to migrate next. [22:37] Im not aware of any ubuntu-specific patched that youll need atop wireguard-linux-compat [22:38] Seem like binary .ko distributed with the rest of Ubuntu kernel modules will be possible? Or planning on a package called wireguard-modules? Or? [22:38] apw: [22:39] zx2c4, that is my plan; likley linux-modules-wireguard i think [22:42] Okay. In that case youll want to change the Requires of the wireguard package to use that name instead of wireguard-modules [22:44] https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/r4Tj6FtJ/Screenshot_20200120-234357.png [22:44] https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/Ic6CZxpM/Screenshot_20200120-234434.png [22:45] zx2c4, i'd provide whatever you are expecting [22:45] Provides: [22:45] Oooo a provides matches a dependency, cool [22:45] Thats so much nicer than the crazy metapackage system we have in Gentoo