Public bug reported:
Hi,
I was failed by autopkgtests of freeipa, but not the old "ip route output
changed" case.
Like:
https://objectstorage.prodstack4-5.canonical.com/v1/AUTH_77e2ada1e7a84929a74ba3b87153c0ac/autopkgtest-bionic/bionic/amd64/f/freeipa/20180201_161632_c9091@/log.gz
It essentiall
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Title:
failing autopkgtest due to password issue by nss
Status in freeipa package in Ub
It also seems to have effect on bug 1746948 with corosync postinst.
I only thought "hey nss minor update, why not pull it in", but without
help to understand and resolve this I might be forced to go to a
3.35+really3.34 update to go back as I'm not enough of an nss expert to
resolve :-/
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Hi Timo,
according to my sniff tests it will fail later on in 4.6.2 as well.
It seems the new nss makes the crypto/passwords no more behave the way as
expected.
Of course the autopkgtest for 4.6.2 won't fail (as there is no old
cert8.db, so the call is skipped), but if there would be one (e.g. on
I want to decouple things a bit to make this bug less blocking, so I will:
1. prep a nss upload 2:3.35-2ubuntu1+really3.34.1-1ubuntu1
That will (for now) skip the nss merge that I meant to do to help while
coming by, but seems to
cause issues.
2. test that in a ppa if it would test correctl
** Also affects: nss (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: nss (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Triaged
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Title:
For a better overview and to make a decision (as a +really version always sucks
to some extend) I did some tests:
- built nss 3.34 with the freebl3 change in ppa [1] as
2:3.35-2ubuntu1+really3.34-1ubuntu2
- set up some containers to test
- ran the sequence of installs/commands that freeipa tests
I was discussing this with Timo and he correctly pointed out that reverting [1]
might be enough.
This would allow to get all fixes of 3.35, but at the same time not run into
this bug here all over the place.
Building with that for some test runs.
[1]: https://github.com/nss-
dev/nss/commit/33b1
Built with said change - and now testing against the nss in the ppa (should all
work):
- install 4.4 (ppa) -> OK
- install 4.6 (proposed + ppa) -> OK
- old python call against 4.4 (ppa) -> OK
- new python call against 4.6 (proposed + ppa) -> OK
I dupped Corosync on here, so lets verify it fixes t
Public bug reported:
nss in version 3.35 in upstream changed [2] the default file format [1] (if no
explicit one is specified).
For now we reverted that change in bug 1746947 until all packages depending on
it are ready to work with that correctly.
This bug here is about to track when the rever
** Changed in: freeipa (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Won't Fix
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Title:
failing autopkgtest due to password issue by nss
Status in freeip
For corosync the affected components are corosync-qnetd.
I checked and without adaption on install they would be fine as they
initialize a new DB and nowhere does anyone specify the type. But as
with some other tools on an upgrade we have to assume that the old DBM
format will be tried to be read
Corosync is actually a sync for Cosmic, with all Delta dropped:
* Merge with Debian unstable (LP: #1747411). Remaining changes:
* Dropped Changes:
- Properly restart corosync and pacemaker together (LP: #1740892)
d/rules: pass --restart-after-upgrade to dh_installinit.
(th
** Merge proposal linked:
https://code.launchpad.net/~paelzer/ubuntu/+source/nss/+git/nss/+merge/345213
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Title:
Change of default da
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