=== guiverc2 is now known as guiverc === _hc[m] is now known as _hc === sem2peie- is now known as sem2peie [10:16] Hi all, what's the right way to request backports of particular packages to be made available? I'm looking for dnsmasq 2.81 or better for focal. [10:16] (Alternatively, is there a low-friction way I can prepare my own by uploading the source debs from groovy into a PPA for focal?) [10:17] blahdeblah: backportpackage tool exists.... it can prepare no change backport & upload it to a ppa [10:17] Thanks xnox - I'll check it out [11:41] xnox: Wow - that was super easy. I expected it to be an arcane process, at the end of which my builds would be queued behind a bunch of distro rebuilds, but it just worked out of the box, and the builds whizzed through in a flash. Thanks! [12:20] blahdeblah: distro rebuilds are prioritised below everything else. [12:21] security/new changeful builds are somewhat in the middle, of the mince. [15:11] rbasak: git-ubuntu question... can I get a patches applied version of a package in the queue? it looks like 'queue sync' only creates an unapplied tag, right? [15:12] I thought that would be a way to review the apparmor upload [15:12] Laney: unfortunately not, sorry, but I'd like that too [15:13] You can hack something around gbp pq, but I usually do it manually [15:13] I expect I'll implement it at some point [15:15] alright, thanks [15:20] tjaalton: hi, what do you think about this for sssd: [15:20] Condition: start condition failed at Wed 2020-10-14 15:19:51 UTC; 2s ago [15:20] └─ ConditionFileNotEmpty=/etc/sssd/sssd.conf was not met [15:20] I know you said a while back you wouldn't add that to debian [15:20] policy and such, service must be able to start right after installation, etc [15:21] there is also /etc/sssd/conf.d to look at, but I haven't see packages drop stuff in there yet [15:23] ahasenack: I don't know what "this" is? :) [15:30] kanashiro: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/prometheus-alertmanager/0.15.3+ds-3ubuntu1 <- woah, that's quite the timezone! [15:31] I think git-ubuntu might balk at that :-/ [15:31] possible, I just got emailed about it by a script which was trying to parse it [15:40] I have hit similar issues before in git-ubuntu. We do have a mechanism to deal with it but it needs manual intervention. [15:40] Long term if it continues happening I intend to see if patching dak and Launchpad to reject these would be acceptable. [15:41] * rbasak has also seen work done on the 30th of February and separately at 79 minutes past the hour and that sort of thing :-/ [15:42] We imported the whole history of Ubuntu into UDD a few years ago - there's some wild stuff in there, indeed [15:49] Crazy times [16:39] tjaalton: the ConditionFileNotEmpty in the sssd.service [16:39] tjaalton: so if there is no config, sssd is not started (and as such does not fail) [16:56] ahasenack: I need to think about it [18:44] tjaalton: so I troubleshooted https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sssd/+bug/1897153 [18:44] Launchpad bug 1897153 in sssd (Ubuntu) "Automount fails due to SSSD config (Groovy Gorilla)" [High,Confirmed] [18:45] tjaalton: I believe we can do better, but ultimately it's a configuration problem in his setup [18:45] he is relying on a certain fallback behavior [18:45] Hey, could somebody please re-trigger this build? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/netplan.io/0.100-0ubuntu5/+build/20149128 – It failed due to a flaky dbus unit test [18:49] slyon: . [18:51] tjaalton: his /etc/auto.master has a line like: " /mnt/GGData auto.DataVol1 --ghost" [18:51] that syntax, when the map file (auto.DataVol1) does not have a path, is explicit for nsswitch.conf lookups [18:52] tjaalton: if there is no automount entry in nsswitch.conf, then autofs falls back to assuming the map file is in /etc [18:54] ginggs: thank you! [18:55] slyon: yw! [18:56] so the fix for that case is to use " /mnt/GGData /etc/auto.DataVol1 --ghost" [19:44] Laney: LocutusOfBorg: A new point-release has been cut for Pitivi: 2020.09.1 and it's already packaged in Debian. Any chance you could pick it up before the freeze tomorrow? [19:56] aleb, . [20:01] How do I customize the efibootmgr label of an ubuntu installation? [21:09] LocutusOfBorg: what do you mean?