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mitya57Hi! There is no sil2100, but maybe someone else can look why https://bileto.ubuntu.com/log/4900/build/1/ got stuck?09:55
ahasenackTIL dh-nss exists, to install /etc/nsswitch.conf services12:20
ahasenackmore specifically, to add entries to /etc/nsswitch.conf12:20
ahasenacksergiodj: ^ FYI12:20
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slyonenr0n: FYI: systemd FTBFS with the new glibc 2.36 from -proposed. I integrated the upstream fix to solve this: https://git.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu/+source/systemd/commit/?h=ubuntu-kinetic&id=1e8048741cc0f811faf6b9e713a3fb7e38ef350313:40
ubottuCommit 1e80487 in ~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu/+source/systemd "Cherry-pick upstream commit (3657d3a) to fix glibc 2.36 compat"13:40
enr0nslyon: cool, thanks!14:03
arraybolt3[m]Hey, quick question for y'all - if I hit a source code file in software I'm helping package that is under a license that isn't specifically named and doesn't look like any license I've seen before, how do I put that in debian/copyright?15:41
arraybolt3[m](The file is in an audio plugin package I'm working on making the debian/copyright file for, it's made by Apple and the license, while it is free and open-source, it's also not anything I've seen. It looks... BSD-inspired, maybe? But definitely not BSD AFAICT.)15:42
rbasakarraybolt3[m]: I think the hard requirement is merely that it's DFSG-compatible and that it's documented in debian/copyright. So you can paste the license, or install the file somewhere if it's large and then mention that in debian/copyright, etc.15:46
rbasakarraybolt3[m]: if you're following dep5 (https://dep-team.pages.debian.net/deps/dep5/) then you can add a License section that contains the license.15:47
rbasakarraybolt3[m]: there's an example on that page. Search for "PSF-2"15:47
rbasak"If there are licenses present in the package without a standard short name, an arbitrary short name may be assigned for these licenses."15:48
arraybolt3[m]rbasak: Ah, thank you for that link! It says I can use an arbitrary short name, which is what I needed to know.15:48
arraybolt3[m]Thank you!15:48
rbasakAh I said above you can link to a separate file, but that's wrong. That's only allowed for a specific limited list: https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-docs.html#s-copyrightfile15:50
rbasakApart from that debian/copyright must contain the full license text.15:50
arraybolt3[m]That's not a problem, it's a short license.15:51
rbasakSure. Just correcting myself for the record.15:51
cyphermoxif you want to find a name for it you could also grep the SPDX github for a meaningful portion of the license text, in case it shows up16:02
cyphermoxhttps://github.com/spdx/license-list-XML/tree/master/src16:02
sergiodjahasenack: TIL indeed16:10
arraybolt3[m]cyphermox: Thanks, that's handy! Looks like it's some very shortened variant of APL to me (still not quite the same though). I guess I'll call it ASPL (Apple Short Public License).16:16
cyphermoxarraybolt3[m]: if it's not quite the same I would just not give it a name17:16
arraybolt3[m]cyphermox: You can do that? I thought it had to have a short name.17:17
cyphermoxI wouldn't invent a name19:20
sarnoldyou wouldn't download a license19:26
Eickmeyer[m]You wouldn't download RAM either.19:27
arraybolt3[m]Well then what should I do if the license has no name and the specification requires a short name?20:27
arraybolt3[m]I mean, the doc literally says to invent a name.20:28
luis220413Please reopen bug 184380620:38
ubottuBug 1843806 in bind9 (Ubuntu) "Please build with DNSTAP" [Wishlist, Won't Fix] https://launchpad.net/bugs/184380620:38
luis220413The status of this bug was set by the reporter to Won't Fix immediately after reporting it.20:39
Eickmeyer[m]luis220413: You need to take that up with teward . He's the person that closed it as "Won't Fix" and is a seasoned developer. We are not going to override his decision.20:59
Eickmeyer[m]And, once again, stop with the insistence. You've been warned.21:00
luis220413Eickmeyer[m]: This seems to be a mistake, because he said that this bug will not be fixed for Eoan (the development series at the time the bug was filed) but may be considered for Focal.21:00
tewardi'm... confused21:00
tewardwhy am i receiving pings?21:00
luis220413teward: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bind9/+bug/1843806/comments/521:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1843806 in bind9 (Ubuntu) "[SRU] Please build with DNSTAP" [Wishlist, Won't Fix]21:01
luis220413teward: You are receiving pings because this is your Launchpad username.21:01
tewardi was talking to Eickmeyer[m] ;)21:01
Eickmeyer[m]teward: Because he wants to reopen a bug you closed as "Won't Fix".21:01
tewardthen he can file his own SRU bug.  The original SRU is closed as wont fix and is staying dead.  And I dont think SRU intended to add new features despite a MIR completing or not21:03
Eickmeyer[m]luis220413: ^21:03
tewardluis220413: 'revisited' was not a guarantee it would be looked at21:03
tewardand guess what i got other priorities than bind9 dnstap21:04
Eickmeyer[m]That's the correct procedure.21:04
tewardluis220413: if you want this considered for 20.04 onwards you have to file a *new* SRU request21:04
tewarddont touch the dead dnstap sru i filed.21:05
tewardEickmeyer[m]: hes been warned about what insistence?  DM me specific logs / references please21:05
tewardfyi i'm coming off a day long shift of beating an ms365 + exchange mail cluster at FT job to make it behave with an onprem app so i'm extra grumpy today21:06
luis220413teward: I just filed bug 1986586.21:08
ubottuBug 1986586 in bind9 (Ubuntu) "[SRU] Enable DNSTAP support" [Undecided, Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/198658621:08
luis220413I reset the status to New.21:09
tewardand i need more pings on this why?21:09
tewardi'm not Release Team.21:09
sarnoldI have to expect the SRU team will require significantly more compelling test plan and problem sections21:10
teward^^ that though21:12
tewardsarnold knows all21:12
tewardspeaking of sarnold i summon you to dms21:12
sarnoldeek I'm being dragged to another window! help help!21:12
luis220413sarnold: What do you mean?21:13
sarnoldluis220413: take a look at the bug template again https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates#SRU_Bug_Template  "detailed instructions" and "imagine the change is wrong or breaks something else, how would this show up?"21:16
sarnoldluis220413: those aren't idle questions. go through the old SRUs and take a look at questions the SRU team has asked people who've proposed SRUs in the past. they expect details before they'll distribute changes to the tens of millions of ubuntu users.21:17
luis220413sarnold: I updated the bug with a complete test plan and an improved regression analysis.22:01

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