=== mIk3_09 is now known as mIk3_08 === mIk3_09 is now known as mIk3_08 === Invaluable is now known as MJCD [09:59] coreycb: I see that https://bugs.launchpad.net/cloud-archive/+bug/1959402 is going slowly on [09:59] Launchpad bug 1959402 in Ubuntu Cloud Archive yoga "Ensure PBR for openstack dashboard plugins handle ~git versioning" [High, Triaged] [12:00] good morning [12:07] rbasak: hi, you are one of the admins of ubuntu-server@, can you check if the admin interface has some dkim option that we might have enabled? #is says they don't enable dkim for ubuntu.com lists [12:08] wrt https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-server/2022-January/009126.html [12:25] ahasenack: I think that poster is referring to outbound mail? [12:28] ahasenack: so I think it's up to whatever the Mailman installation is configured to use for outbound mail (maybe local MTA?) rather than Mailman's list configuration itself? [12:28] I don't know, #is said they don't have it enabled and asked to check mailman's config in the admin interface [12:29] and you are an admin :) [12:29] I don't think there's anything in the admin interface related to DKIM. [12:29] If there's a specific setting someone can point out, I can report or change that. [12:30] Also, isn't DKIM supposed to pass through lists unmodified? [12:30] Eg. a recent post by Paride does not have DKIM headers. [12:31] you have looked at the admin interface, or are just speculating it doesn't have anything dkim related? :) [12:31] Juergen's post does have DKIM headers [12:31] I have looked [12:31] But it has settings on many different pages [12:31] So it's hard to find anything without more specific instructions [12:32] I did briefly search for "DKIM" on various pages that might be relevant. [12:32] well I don't think it's that easy [12:33] as the dkim keys are set in the sender's address DNS txt record [12:33] and mailman can't add a signature for the domain, lacking the private key for it [12:36] in general dkim + mailing lists is difficult to handle: https://wiki.list.org/DEV/DKIM [12:36] I replied to the list. We can speculate but I don't think we can pin down exactly what Juergen means unless he tell us. === gpiccoli_ is now known as gpiccoli === keithzg_ is now known as keithzg [14:36] I'm importing stunnel4 into git-ubuntu #fyi [14:37] thanks for the fyi ahasenack [14:38] ahasenack: if I might ask to which overall effort is that related? [14:38] +1 maintenance [14:38] thanks [14:38] going to sort out `debian-python FAIL stderr: /tmp/autopkgtest.Zk8pzq/build.poD/src/debian/tests/python/struntime/__main__.py:437: DeprecationWarning: ssl.PROTOCOL_TLS is deprecated [14:38] ` [16:10] ahasenack: I have replied on the qemu MR [16:10] ahasenack: jack is in main, but there is like old/new lib and only the new one is there [16:11] aha [17:05] I just synced isc-kea [17:05] let's see if it builds now :) === dbungert1 is now known as dbungert === Bitflux is now known as Byteflux [21:13] well now this is interesting. Running postfix's autopkgtest inside an LXC container on my 20.04 desktop triggers a crash of ntp on the host. [21:14] Jan 31 13:06:12 stirling.bryceharrington.org ntpd[4171443]: receive: Unexpected origin timestamp 0xe59c3582.33095c8f does not match aorg 0000000000.00000000 from server@69.89.207.99 xmt 0xe5a2cdc4.dc8a0871 [21:14] not sure if that's a cause of the crash or the outcome. [21:14] I noticed it because ntp crashing causes my system time to reset to Jan 26th. [21:15] o_O [21:15] thought I'd interest the twilight zone for a minute. "How is it Wednesday?? I could swear it was *just* Monday..." [21:18] I don't think it's the test cases that trigger it but earlier, maybe during the dh build [21:21] txt2man -t postfix-collate -r postfix-3.6.4 -d 'Wed Jan 26 08:59:32 PM UTC 2022' -s 1 auxiliary/collate/README > debian/postfix/usr/share/man/man1/postfix-collate.1 [21:23] my changelog entry for the merge is " -- Bryce Harrington Wed, 26 Jan 2022 13:02:28 -0800 [21:23] " [21:23] bryceh: I know that NTP daemon needs special handling inside containers as they cannot set the time. chrony "degrades" gracefully but I don't know about ntpd [21:24] yeah this might just need a better constraint on the autopkgtest but I think this situation is occuring during build