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I'm very concerned that this package will not be up to our quality
standards before release.
The security team will strenuously object to including coreutils
replacements that cannot handle non-UTF8 filenames or that use unsafe,
racy, tree walking algorithms. Every maintainer script supplied by ev
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pathnames to be valid UTF-8. Linux makes no such requirement and neither
should our utilities. (Some filesystems offer UTF-8 validation and
canonicalization as features but these are not mandatory.)
See eg
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Well, there's a few different kinds of "real fix".
My message is mostly about trying to get our users to an upgrade path
that works with a minimum of fuss.
The upstream OpenZFS developers have never supported different versions
of userland utilities than the kernel modules. It's just happened to
The two mechanisms I have thought of so far, completely untested, are:
- do 'something' with the /var/lib/dpkg/info/zfsutils-linux.prerm script
supplied by plucky, questing, and whatever the next 'r' release is
called, to deal with this situation
- modify do-release-upgrade to deal with this situ
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Definitely try to exit as quickly and with as few side effects as
possible as possible if /proc isn't mounted. That's a very strange
situation and there's no point to try to recover from it.
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$ sudo apt upgrade qemu-block-extra
[sudo] password for sarnold:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
Reading state information... Done
Calculating upgrade... Error!
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impos
Ah, thanks Simon, none of my systems are new enough to have
/usr/lib/udev/rules.d/64-ext4.rules -- I would never have found this on
my own.
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Wait, Simon, where did your /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/64-ext4.rules file
come from? I assumed that was from systemd but I didn't see it in:
> Downloading 'systemd' version '257.6-1ubuntu1' for release 'questing'.
and I don't see it on:
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/tree/main/rules.d
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enough to remove it from this blocklist:
- it doesn't match the "insert a shady usb" attack vector
- my opinion on it might be overly shaded from 2021 status
https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/202109221850.003A16EC1@keescook/#t an
Here's an *untested* debdiff that I believe should block the candidates
that I have identified. Feedback gratefully accepted.
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The Linux kernel supports a lot of different filesystem types. This is
cool, it's part of what makes Linux so flexible and helped bring Linux
to the mainstream. However, quality of filesystem implementations varies
wildly
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Hello, just a heads up, there's logic in the main() function to try to
guess what functions will be executed based on a bunch of different
rules, eg argv[0]-based guesses.
The Ubuntu security team expects this functionality to be removed before
we ship. Executables should have a single purpose: th
Public bug reported:
Hello, grml ISOs have had a filename change that means new versions
aren't available on 24.04 LTS: https://github.com/grml/grml-
rescueboot/issues/28#issuecomment-2849355924
This update on Debian addressed the issue:
https://tracker.debian.org/news/1601155/accepted-grml-
resc
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I believe so, doko always asked for those in the past. I know less about
those than gcc specs, any advice would be appreciated.
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Enable -f
I have put my *untested* changes in https://launchpad.net/~seth-
arnold/+archive/ubuntu/toolchain/+packages
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Hello, please consider this *untested* debdiff that I hope would enable
-fzero-init-padding-bits=all and -Wbidi-chars=any in the Ubuntu-specific
GCC specs.
The first option, -fzero-init-padding-bits=all, is asking the compiler
to zero out bits in unions and structs. GCC 15 mo
Already in 2015 the nice folks at https://weakdh.org/ were hypothesizing
that 1024 bit DSA was unsafe against very well resourced attackers.
We have to draw a line somewhere, and we might as well draw it here,
today. Affected parties can modify their APT configuration, right? I'm
fine regressing d
Public bug reported:
Hello, please consider removing matrix-synapse from plucky before
release. FTBFS on all but riscv64:
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/matrix-synapse/1.121.0-5 -- plucky
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/matrix-synapse/1.100.0-1ubuntu1 --
oracular & noble
This is caus
That 3142 sure reminds me of apt-cacher-ng. I've seen this behavior from
it before. (I'm aware some people swear by it but I've seen it myself
and others have reported size and hash mismatches. I switched to squid-
deb-proxy.)
If you've got apt-cacher-ng in your environment, try working around it
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Hello Simon, Dmitry,
A few years ago we decided that packages that were in main solely to
satisfy build-dependencies on packages didn't need to go through the MIR
process, with the documentation being the primary driver of this
decision.
I'm wondering if these packages even need the MIR process?
My guess is: sudo apt purge podna && sudo apt autoremove
'autoremove' won't *purge* packages, it just uninstalls packages. That
invokes dpkg's machinery to track "conffiles" (or is it "config files"?
I can't remember.) If dpkg sees that an admin has removed a conffile
then it will not install that
Security team NAK on moving lenovo-wwan-unlock to restricted:
- these two profiles are still too open
- conversation has stalled for four months
We can revisit this package in the 25.10 cycle.
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Ah, sorry about neglecting the other curves here. I'm much less
concerned about the curve changes.
Someone who chooses these curves has thought about it and made their
choice. Someone who is on RSA1024 might not know that they're on the
"very best of y2k" playlist. The NSA may have suggested every
Ah, thank you both Andreas and Julian for working with me to understand
these changes better.
If we're already supporting rsa1024 in noble, that would explain why we
haven't seen a deluge of support requests around it. Fair. Tightening it
in an update a year later, absent impressive news, would be
Thanks for your summary, Andreas, I found it very helpful.
This guide appeared to be the newest from NIST that I could find on the
topic of key lengths
https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/SpecialPublications/NIST.SP.800-131Ar3.ipd.pdf
-- page 21 (marked 11 on the page) appears to say n=1024 is still
> but also sphinx-doc binary package has runtime dependency on node-
mathjax-full.
Ahhh, this may change it a bit. sphinx-doc is in main. (Does it need to
be? Is it better for it to be in main regardless if we need it to be in
main?)
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> Probably any GTK4 app with a non-trivial AppArmor profile will need to
> #include , to allow access to Mesa's shader cache
> for OpenGL and Vulkan.
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I strongly dislike this mechanism. We should strive to provide better
guarantees of authenticity and origin than the TLS checks that wget
probably does in this script.
I would much prefer if we were to mimic these other packages for
packaging of key material:
- ubuntu-keyring
- ubuntu-dbgsym-keyr
Public bug reported:
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verbose, giving full command lines with all arguments for compilers,
which can help understand what exact inputs were used when building any
given package.
The Rust default cargo output is very terse and doe
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jderose9 and @charlesg99.
Path:
/home/arnold/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/dash-to-pa...@jderose9.github.com
URL: https://github.com/home-sweet-gnome/dash-to-panel
Version: 65
Enabled: Yes
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Will python-django-pyscss drop to universe once this is done?
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Hello, I like to leave pavucontrol open all the time so I can have easy
access to the per-application volume slider. I need to turn up firefox
above 100% often, because some coworkers have quiet microphones in
Google Meet, and there's no way in Google Meet to change individual
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I came here from
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nbd/+bug/2054480
That bug included a link to
https://code.launchpad.net/~r41k0u/ubuntu/+source/nbd/+git/nbd/+merge/474033
which was proposed to help solve a problem.
However, I have significant concerns about that approach:
- it special
Thanks so much for the additional context. I'll go add some comments on
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Hello, twice recently my 20.04 LTS laptop in a docking station was very
unhappy after leaving it unattended overnight:
- the external monitor did not wake from dpms sleep when pressing keys on
either the external keyboard or the built-in keyboa
Some amount of "why was it dropped, and will it have upstream support"
feels worth fleshing out.
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Hello, the output of `pro help` duplicates a lot of the lines:
$ pro help
usage: pro [-h] [--debug] [--version] ...
Quick start commands:
status current status of all Ubuntu Pro services
status current status of all Ubuntu Pro services
attach
I'm disinclined to unilaterally assign a CVE here:
- ftgrid doesn't feel like it's useful beyond freetype developers -- try
it out for yourself on a font on your system. (For me, quite a lot of
the window space is filled with the previous contents of the screen, but
perhaps if you're not running a
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Can you expand on this section?
+# unload the custom apparmor profile
+if [[ $(uname -m) == "ppc64le" || $(uname -m) == "s390x" ]]; then
+apparmor_parser -R "${TMPDIR}/autopkgtest-apparmor.profile"
+fi
In what way is the apparmor profile incomplete? Why is it better to
pretend it doesn't exis
I don't know how to make sure that this doesn't get forgotten in another
cycle or two, but in the meantime I believe this option is less-bad than
the others:
A/ use the vendored llhttp from libgit2:deps/llhttp/ (not exposed to
the archvie)
Let's do this, get this handled, and do our best to try
Thanks for updating the apparmor profiles. These are really coming along
nicely. I took another look at these two today:
https://github.com/lenovo/lenovo-wwan-unlock/blob/ubuntu-
oem/debian/opt.fcc_lenovo.DPR_Fcc_unlock_service
I'm surprised by this line:
include
Does this tool actually use
We have not been able to contact anyone 'upstream' who cares about this
code. From our perspective, this is basically abandonware. It doesn't
feel like this meets our quality expectations for inclusion in Ubuntu
Main.
If we find an upstream maintainer willing to discuss and answer
questions, we ca
Brett, I think Marc's 'only if cloud-init needs to overwrite the value
to "no"' was less about the existing sshd configuration (afterall, if
cloud-init is running, did the configuration have meaningful values ten
seconds earlier?) and more about the user-data being explicit that
passwords should be
Public bug reported:
Hello, recently the change to the sshd .d "drop-in" configuration format
has been causing problems like people being surprised to find password
authentication is enabled https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42133181
I propose that it would be useful to patch sshd to log some
There's a bunch of i386 discussion here, but I thought the goal was to
mark systems / packages that support 64 bit operation, or which 64 bit
instruction sets a system supports, etc? Addressing my confusion isn't
necessarily required but perhaps I'm not the only one confused.
Is this ready? what n
My computer had some very unhappy times just now, while I was using it,
where it did not respond to mouse or keyboard for minutes. I saw via my
i3bar that it went from 700-ish megabytes of free memory to 2.6
gigabytes of free memory. These are the entries from dmesg after it
recovered:
[629656.318
Public bug reported:
Hello, Firefox lately usually takes around 15 to 30 seconds to join
Google Meet sessions, though I've had some take three minutes or so to
join. During this time I get a message "Still trying to get in" from
Google Meet, and a spinner. My phone serves as a camera, and it doesn
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