[06:59] Ubuntu 22.04LTS Thunderbird package lagging... should be 91.13.1 (or 102.x) in jammy-updates !??!!?? [08:06] hank, hopefully the publicdate won't be bogus anymore as we altered the cve generation script, but feel free to let us know if you still find issues === martums1 is now known as martums [14:25] ebarretto: thanks [17:44] jjohansen: hi, will we get an updated apparmor in kinetic before the beta freeze on monday? [17:44] (if you know) [17:45] ahasenack: maybe I assume that means you need it today? [17:45] no, not at all [17:45] I'm working on a staged SRU for jammy, and wanted to check if the bug will be present in kinetic as well [17:46] it's in one of the apparmor profiles that is shipped in the extra apparmor-profiles-extra package [17:47] which bug? [17:47] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+bug/1979879 [17:47] Launchpad bug 1979879 in apparmor (Ubuntu Jammy) "Apparmor profile in 22.04 jammy - fails to start when printing enabled" [Undecided, In Progress] [17:47] it's part of the onboarding process of a new colleague [17:47] it in itself does not warrant an SRU at all [17:47] hence staging [17:47] and if we are talking just before Monday, yes absolutely. [17:53] ahasenack: so for the bug I think we can get it fixed. Originally we had an FF exception for apparmor 3.1.1 but that has run really late for reasons I don't know, so we are cherry-picking just a couple things for the FF. I can make sure we pick the fix for this bug as well [17:54] so you think we can check with what is in kinetic right now? [17:54] no [17:54] the path fix (samba-bgqd) won't be needed, but there were other changes in samba, more binaries being spawn [17:54] kinetic unfortuately has exactly what is in jammy [17:54] and I did check kinetic a few weeks ago and these new binaries wouldn't start either, if apparmor was in enforce mode [17:55] ok, so how about I test kinetic as it is, with samba, apply the profile in enforce mode, and file bugs if needed? [17:55] kinetic has 3.0.7, jammy has 3.0.4 [17:56] I don't know if the samba profiles (in -extras) changed [17:56] ah, okay not exactly the same. but close [17:56] again, not super important, I just want to help to get this onboarding task done [17:56] I will look into it and make sure we have some fixes [17:57] ok [18:01] jjohansen: incidentally, how would you feel if an effort was started to move these profiles shipped in apparmor-profiles{-,extra} to each respective package, keeping the complain (or disabled) status? [18:05] I'm not opposed to it, we tried doing it years ago, and a few packages started doing it. I am not sure why doing that stopped [18:05] my reasoning is that it's awkward to update apparmor (and impact all ubuntu users) if I want to update a specific profile that it ships for a specific package [18:06] 100% of users have apparmor profile, but (let's say) 1% have package foo installed, and the profile for foo is in src:apparmor [18:06] 10)% of users have apparmor *installed*, is what I meant [18:07] I'll try to seed this idea, at least regarding packages we maintain [19:10] jjohansen: ok, filed this for kinetic: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apparmor/+bug/1990692 [19:10] Launchpad bug 1990692 in apparmor (Ubuntu) "samba profile needs updating" [Undecided, New] [19:11] thanks [19:11] many (if not all) of these only show up when actually using a printer, or as close to a printer as one can fake [19:11] hence the instructions at the top of the bug to create a fake printer [19:15] yeah