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webchat12I suspect openssl3 is causing issues to SSL connections over VPN11:31
lotuspsychjewebchat12: we told you yesterday, you should clean install 22.04 daily iso, not upgrade in this devel stage yet11:32
lotuspsychjeyou could at least test a daily clean, and compare with your current issue webchat12 see if you can reproduce11:35
webchat12yes, when I have a sec11:43
wheresthehHi, I tried to use global protect with a fresh install of 22.04 and same error with SSL handshake16:06
wheresthehI suspect the error in that case is in libqt5webkit5 package16:06
wheresthehnot sure why I also have problems with rdp when connecting with forticlient16:08
lotuspsychjewherestheh: you can use ubuntu-bug packagename please to file your bug?16:09
wheresthehhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/196026816:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1960268 in Ubuntu "SSL handshake failed - VPN SSL broken in 22.04" [Undecided, New]16:13
wheresthehwhat's strange is that I have problems with xfreerdp too ...16:14
lotuspsychjewherestheh: your package is wrong on your bug ID, you will have to change it to a package affected first16:15
lotuspsychjethen apport-collect 1960268 after to drag in your system info & logs into your bug16:15
wheresthehI have no idea where the problem lies, is it openssl3 ? qt5webkit ?16:15
lotuspsychjenot sure myself sorry, dont use vpn's myself16:16
lotuspsychjeok great wherestheh now please apport-collect 1960268 fromp a terminal if you like17:12
rbasakwherestheh: the significant change is that in 22.04 we've moved to OpenSSL 3.0. I think our packaging might also come with some new requirements, such as a minimum TLS protocol version.17:14
rbasakIt might be the case that the other end doesn't support a new-enough version of TLS. That would be where I'd look first - because if that's the case, it might not be considered to be a bug in Ubuntu at all.17:14
rbasakIt might also be possible to configure your system locally to support older TLS versions (thus making it work but reducing security).17:15
rbasakI'm not familiar with the details though, sorry.17:15
rbasakHopefully that helps with your research though.17:15
rbasakTweaking /etc/ssl/openssl.cnf might be a way to do that.17:16
wheresthehso I should make openssl3 work like openssl2, kind of ?17:16
rbasakGoogling about for how to tweak that file might help.17:17
lotuspsychjewherestheh: apport collect shows you're on 21.10 now?17:19
wheresthehyesterday I found a piece to add to the cnf file and I it was written to download   http://curl.haxx.se/ca/cacert.pem but it didn't help17:19
wheresthehmmm. you're right17:20
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ASC__Hi! Is "echo 'password' | openssl passwd -6 -salt xxx -stdin" now valid way to compare/check password against hash in /etc/shadow?18:10
ASC__For 22.04.18:12
ASC__What a hash type is '$y$'?18:34
ASC__(first field of ecnrypted pass in /etc/shadow - it's hash type and it's not $6$ as in earlier versions)18:35
ASC__It's 'yescrypt'.18:45
KeeperoftheKeysHey I just upgraded my 21.10 install to jammy, I use btrfs on luks volumes and my boot went to shit due to libgcc_s.so.1 missing which prevented cryptsetup from decrypting the luks volumes22:30
KeeperoftheKeysAfter booting from a jammy live medium and chrooting into my real disks I modified  /usr/share/initramfs-tools/hook-functions to also add libgcc_s.so.1 when libcryptsetup.so. is a dependency found by ldd22:33
KeeperoftheKeysit seems that cryptsetup though failing to decrypt because it has to have libgcc for libpthread it is not actually linked against libpthread (at least according to ldd)22:34
KeeperoftheKeysthus libgcc does not get added22:34
KeeperoftheKeysAfter this I still got dropped to an initramfs rescue shell because I guess I'm still missing something there but was able to manually mount and boot the system22:35
KeeperoftheKeysThis would seem to be a bug to me...22:36
sarnoldis that "still missing something" the busybox thing? https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2022-February/041824.html22:36
KeeperoftheKeysThat was not the error I saw, but then again there wasn't a lot in errors on the screen.22:38
KeeperoftheKeysNow that I am able to boot I don't mind rebooting to see if I can get more error info22:38
KeeperoftheKeysif you tell me where to look22:38
KeeperoftheKeys(I won't be able to chat while I'm there since this is my daily personal (non-work) driver)22:39
sarnoldheh, sorry, I just saw the email the other day and wondered if you hit the same thing, I was hoping to save you a bit of time if it was ;)22:40
KeeperoftheKeyswould errors from the initramfs stage appear in dmesg?22:40
sarnoldprobably the journal, I'm not sure about dmesg22:40
KeeperoftheKeysthe actual error shown on screen had to do with amdgpu which is weird since as far as I can tell my graphics are working fine22:44
KeeperoftheKeys(amd r7 4700u)22:44
KeeperoftheKeysand there is a stacktrace of a crash related to amdgpu before the good boot22:45
sarnoldhmm, was it something about firmware files being unavailable? I think I see folks mention that from time time..22:45
KeeperoftheKeys[    2.415967] UBSAN: invalid-load in /build/linux-aa0B4d/linux-5.15.0/drivers/gpu/drm/amd/amdgpu/../display/amdgpu_dm/amdgpu_dm.c:6044:8422:45
sarnoldoh wow, is compiling the kernel or modules with UBSAN something we do only in -devel? or is that a more general change?22:47
KeeperoftheKeysload of value 52 is not a valid value for type '_Bool22:47
KeeperoftheKeysI would not know I'm afraid :)22:48
KeeperoftheKeyshttps://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg5990074.html22:49
KeeperoftheKeyslooks like UBSAN is a kernel >=5.15 thing22:50
nonix4How should I link a git branch to launchpad bug report these days? Haven't added a changelog entry there yet though. https://git.launchpad.net/~iheino+ub/ubuntu/+source/bash/commit/?h=bugfix/196036623:30
* nonix4 actually meant that for #ubuntu-bugs...23:31

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