=== chris15 is now known as chris14 === leftyfb_ is now known as leftyfb [07:16] Hello guys, does somebody already upgraded a CEPH 15 installed from ubuntu 20.04 repos to a ceph 16 and/or 17 after upgrading to 22.04 ? [07:28] R4v3n: you may have more luck in #ceph on OFTC. also most deployments seem to use upstream pkgs [07:28] oh, you are there already, just with a different nick it seems [07:28] hey frickler, I did, I hope somebody will answer me :) [07:29] yep [07:30] btw as it's ubuntu specific, I was hoping to get an answer here [07:30] because I can't find any guide about this upgrade. Everybody is talking exclusively about upgrade 20.04 to 22.04 OR ceph 15 to 16 or 17, but not both at the same time [08:15] yes, that's one of the advantages of using upstream pkgs: you don't need to combine these two steps [08:16] the other option might be to pull in updates from UCA and upgrade ceph before doing the OS upgrade === markthomas1 is now known as markthomas [12:45] sergiodj: kanashiro[m] are any of you aware of that dep8 issue in the docker.io package, where the dep8 tests are failing post-focal because lxd is no longer a deb there? [12:45] I wanted to file a bug about it, and so far didn't find an existing one, just checking [12:46] kanashiro[m]: we must have seen that in the previous containerstack backport, no? I don't recall [12:46] or that only went as far down as focal, where it still works [12:47] looks like my php fpm service files do not create /run/php directory. What do I wrong here? [12:47] If have to create them manually [12:50] Aison: hm, permissions are in order etc? [12:50] yes, strange, sometimes it is autocreated, sometimes not ;-) [12:50] just rebooted again and now it worked [13:40] cpaelzer: do you remember seeing messages like these when you tried out strongswan in the past? https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/DmqJtBCVpT/ [13:40] it's like there are missing dependencies: some strongswan plugins are enabled and installed, but their corresponding system libraries are not there [13:40] a simpler case: https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/8pTdMnxdgv/ [13:41] and indeed, that library it mentions is not pulled in [13:41] I did nothing to enable or disable any plugin, just installed packages and ran the pki command [14:06] (I think) I want to use my local aptly mirror for packages during autoinstall (Ubuntu 20.04), but I'm required to use HTTPS. I'd need to add a certificate authority to the installer. I know how to do this after install ( put CA certs in /usr/local/share/ca-certificates and run /usr/sbin/update-ca-certificates ) but I'm not sure how to do this during autoinstall ? === chris15 is now known as chris14 [14:30] ahasenack: I didn't see those messages before [14:30] ahasenack: IIRC the config trying to load them is installed wirth the packages [14:31] ahasenack: but if you would 1. install all plugins 2. remove all (leaving config files) 3. install just the core => then you might have a system trying to load all of them (and fail). Not sure if that is your case, but that is the only bell that is ringing [14:36] bryceh: is it intentional on ppa dev tools that --help hsa no priority? [14:36] bryceh: I'd expect `valid command --help` to give me the help or if there is any context specific help for "command" even that [14:38] bryceh: sadly I wanted help on ppa show (which is great BTW) but that isn't even mentioned int he normal --help :-/ [15:54] ahasenack: that surprised me as well. I wasn't aware of this problem, but I remember fixing docker.io's dep8 at one point [16:08] @cpaelzer: it's not intentional, and there's a bug about the non-priority (which you filed for me some weeks ago) [16:57] bryceh: lol, I'm glad that I at least complain the same way (and not oppose my past self) :-) [16:57] bryceh: thanks === FoolishOwl3 is now known as FoolishOwl [20:06] @ahasenack hi =) [20:07] vpa1977: hi, so this is your repo, right? https://code.launchpad.net/~vpa1977/+git/cryptsetup [20:07] yes [20:08] and which branch do you want to MP? [20:08] the lpxxxx one, or fix_sysvinit_test one? [20:08] lpxxxxx [20:08] sysvinit is a draft =) [20:11] vpa1977: try "lp:ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup" as the target git repository [20:11] and is this for lunar, or another ubuntu release? [20:11] lunar [20:11] ok, then target branch is ubuntu/devel [20:11] try that, see if it works [20:12] `lp:~vpa1977/+git/cryptsetup is not mergeable into this repository.` [20:15] did you use LP's "fork it directly to your account" link when starting? Do you remember? [20:15] from this page: https://code.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup [20:15] the little green + at the top [20:18] I was able to merge that branch locally to ubuntu/devel, btw, but I get the same error as you in the LP UI [20:18] rbasak: if you are around? :) ^ [20:19] let me try something locally [20:19] no, i just cloned it with git-ubuntu, as far as i remember [20:20] weird, this is failing already: [20:20] $ git ubuntu remote add vpa1977 [20:20] fatal: could not read Username for 'https://git.launchpad.net': terminal prompts disabled [20:20] that is your lp username, right? vpa1977? [20:20] what's your output for "git remote -v"? [20:21] I think you may have pushed to the wrong location [20:21] so it became a different repo [20:21] I don't see you at the bottom of "https://code.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup" [20:21] "Other repositories" [20:21] launchpad git+ssh://vpa1977@git.launchpad.net/~vpa1977/+git/cryptsetup (fetch) [20:21] launchpad git+ssh://vpa1977@git.launchpad.net/~vpa1977/+git/cryptsetup (push) [20:22] origin git+ssh://vpa1977@git.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup (fetch) [20:22] origin git+ssh://vpa1977@git.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup (push) [20:22] yeah, that path does not look right [20:22] I just cloned that repo, and this is what mine looks like, for example: [20:22] ahasenack ssh://ahasenack@git.launchpad.net/~ahasenack/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup (push) [20:22] Yeah your source repo also needs to be at the right path. [20:22] try adding a remote like this: [20:23] "git ubuntu clone" automatically sets up the right remote for you, named after your LP ID. [20:23] git remote add vpa1977 git+ssh://vpa1977@git.launchpad.net/~vpa1977/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup [20:23] and push there [20:23] https://help.launchpad.net/Code/Git#Repository_URLs has the details if you're interested [20:23] thank you!!! Let me try it [20:23] about git ubuntu clone setting up the remote, yeah, that's why I asked if you used git ubuntu clone to begin with, or something else [20:24] You must use " This identifies a repository for a source package in a distribution." [20:24] this makes sense now - I made a mistake setting up remote [20:32] vpa1977: did it work? [20:32] one second =) [20:34] yes works now [20:35] Thank you !!!!!!!!!! [20:36] nice