On 12.06.25 14:27, Athos Ribeiro wrote:
On Mon, May 19, 2025 at 05:10:44PM +, Benjamin Drung wrote:
I am a little late to the party.
Way later here :)
I just discussed this with some people at DebConf in the context of rust-hwlib,
which is another Ubuntu-native package. I guess the gener
Hello folks!
At the recent Ubuntu Engineering Sprint, we planned to move forward with
installing "chrony" by default in all Ubuntu 25.10+ images, replacing
systemd-timesyncd. Chrony is already in "main", is being used by some official
Ubuntu cloud-images, and was enabled to utilize "Network Time
Hi folks!
I was on +1 maintenance from April 17-20, which was Lunar's release week, too.
In order not to interrupt the release process with non-critical uploads, I
created a PPA and uploaded my stuff into it using the "devel" series, so the
packages can be copied over into the main archive, once i
Hey folks!
At Netplan.io we're getting frequent requests about supporting systemd-resolved's mDNS (Multicast
DNS) functionality in Ubuntu's network configuration, in order to resolve ".local"
domains. [1][2] But we feel like this should not be a Netplan setting, but rather "just
work" on a Dis
Hi folks,
I'd like to briefly introduce myself for the Ubuntu Technical Board nomination!
My name is Lukas Märdian aka 'slyon' [0] I am 32 years old and based in Germany.
I joined Canonical in 2020 and have been working for the Ubuntu Foundations team
since then. People mig
Hello folks,
This is Lukas Märdian, a software engineer for the Ubuntu Foundations team.
I have been working on integrating NetworkManager’s settings plugin with
Netplan’s YAML schema, using libnetplan. We’d like to ask the community to help
test our prototype of this integration on a wide
Hi folks!
Here's the report for my (short) week starting Nov 7th 2022.
I have been working on some very old migrations and dropped a few universe
deltas, which are not needed anymore, so the Debian auto-sync can do it's thing.
### jellyfish1 ###
jellyfish1 / 1.1.11-8
Please remove the binar
Am 25.08.22 um 21:32 schrieb Luca Boccassi:
On Thu, Aug 25, 2022 at 06:13:12PM +0200, Lukas Märdian wrote:
[...]
Provided that the use of a ppa would work for upstream's CI
requirements, I
think this is the lowest-cost option and would prefer we do this.
However, if that's not an
Am 25.08.22 um 12:11 schrieb Lukas Märdian:
Hi Luca, Robie & other SRU members!
Am 17.08.22 um 18:43 schrieb Luca Boccassi:
The critical difference is that this is not a separate and
standalone
utility...
Yet this is the justification you're using as to why an SRU will be
safe.
Hi Luca, Robie & other SRU members!
Am 17.08.22 um 18:43 schrieb Luca Boccassi:
The critical difference is that this is not a separate and
standalone
utility...
Yet this is the justification you're using as to why an SRU will be
safe.
Runtime behaviour and maintenance/development workflows
Hi all,
I recently talked to bluca on IRC about the enablement of "systemd-repart" [2]
in Jammy.
It is already enabled in Kinetic. The rational being that they (upstream
systemd) want to make use of it for their mkosi image builder running on GitHub
Actions Jammy images. See [0] for a detaile
Am 14.06.22 um 01:22 schrieb Nick Rosbrook:
On Mon, Jun 13, 2022 at 8:19 AM Lukas Märdian wrote:
I wonder if we could use a more selective approach, though, using
"OOMScoreAdjust=" in the systemd.exec environment (i.e. Gnome-Shell
launcher in Ubuntu's context, as sd-oomd is
Am 10.06.22 um 12:17 schrieb Sebastien Bacher:
Le 10/06/2022 à 11:40, Julian Andres Klode a écrit :
The bug reports we see show that systemd-oomd is working correctly:
The browser gets killed, the system remains responsive without having
become unresponsive as would be the usual case.
It might
Am 25.05.22 um 13:22 schrieb Marc Deslauriers:
[...]
We needed a version that does not contain the word "ubuntu", so it can be
auto-synced, once the committed patch is uploaded into Debian. But at the same
time we needed it to be bigger than the current version (1.0.1-3build2) and
wanted it to b
Hi all!
We had an interesting discussion with @enr0n and @brian-murray recently,
about which version string to choose if we want an Ubuntu package
(+delta) to be auto-synced, without the need for a manual merge. The
results might be of interest for the broader Ubuntu developer community!
The
Hi folks!
Here's my report for the week starting May 16th 2022.
I have been working on some old (100+ days) migrations and a few (TIL)
universe merges, as we're still early in the cycle and the Debian
auto-sync is open. Furthermore, I've had a look at the sponsorship queue
for patches tha
Hello folks,
After the enablement of systemd-oomd in Debian [0] we've now integrated
the relevant changes into Ubuntu's systemd v249.9-0ubuntu2 package.
sd-oomd is a userspace out-of-memory (OOM) killer, that utilizes
systemd's unified cgroup hierarchy (cgroup v2, available as of Ubuntu
Impis
Here's my report for the week of Jan 17-21.
I have been working mostly on the long tail of universe packages that fail
to
build from source, as collected and reported by ginggs [0].
### bagel ###
bagel / 1.2.2-2
Fails to build with C++17/GCC-11 due to an ambiguous variable name, that
is now also
On Sun, Dec 5, 2021 at 7:38 PM Jeremy Bicha wrote:
> On Tue, Nov 30, 2021 at 10:22 PM Michael Hudson-Doyle
> wrote:
> > It turns out that ccache has been in main essentially forever, since
> 2004 and there is no formal record of the motivations for including it in
> main. However it was and is a
Hello folks!
We wanted to go with systemd v250 at first but as we do not have any
upstream RC releases at this time we opted to merge systemd v249 for
Ubuntu Jammy LTS, to stay on the safe side.
The merge is prepared and the blockers I found got resolved [0][1].
Pre-testing in Bileto [2] sho
Here's my report for the week of October 11-15.
This is Impish release week, therefore I was a bit distracted by
last-minute things here and there. And also helped a bit with ISO testing.
Other than that I've been mostly focused on fixing FTBFS issues, as
collected and reported by ginggs [0]. Some
Am 17.08.21 um 12:45 schrieb gerard.bi...@gmail.com:
this : > > switching to the "unified" cgroup hierarchy (cgroupv2) by >
default > > If for some reason you need to keep the legacy cgroup v1 >
hierarchy, you > can select it via a kernel parameter at boot time: >
systemd.unified_cgroup_hierar
Hi all,
After delaying this for a long time, we want to follow upstream, Debian
and others in switching to the "unified" cgroup hierarchy (cgroupv2) by
default:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/snapd/+bug/1850667
As discussed with the snapd and release teams, the next systemd upload
Here's my report for the week of August 09-13.
Unfortunately, I was out sick for a few days during this period, but I
could still
drive forward a few fixes, with special regard to the new GCC-11 FTBFS
issues
recently reported by doko.
### klibc ###
klibc / 2.0.8-6.1ubuntu2 (armhf)
Merge from Deb
Here's my report for the (short) week of June 07-11 – I was out sick
on Friday after getting my vaccination.
### pypy/pypy3 ###
pypy(3) / 7.3.5+dfsg-1
Made sure @tumbleweed's changes made it into Ubuntu from Debian/experimental
and resolved the problems in pypy and pypy3, as discussed during my
Here's my report for the (short) week of May 10-15 (Thu was a national
holiday).
The week started by having a small merge party with the foundations team 🎉,
distracting me ("team +1 work") from my actual +1 work a bit, by merging:
* popularity-contests / 1.71ubuntu1, migrated
* vim / 2:8.2.2434-3
Here's my report for the week of April 19-23.
Unfortunately, I got a bit distracted by a late netplan.io regression,
which I
worked on a bit on the side.
### aws-shell ###
aws-shell / 0.2.1-1 ftbfs on amd64 (all)
This package is pretty outdated and unmaintained upstream. It depends on
prompt-to
Hello,
I was on +1 this Wed & Thu and cleaned up the update-excuse bug LP:
#1915926 for R migrations, which I created last time. Upstream did not yet
properly solve the problem, but it was fixed in Ubuntu by re-updating the
rmatrix package to the newer version.
Furthermore, I've moved the auto-wl
So I looked into several R packages and was able to fix some failed
r-cran-* autopkgtests by adopting the triggers for the gtk4 rebuild. Also,
I investigated the "rmatrix 1.3-2+really1.2-18-0ubuntu1" case, which is a
version mismatch due to downgrade ("namespace ‘Matrix’ 1.2-18 is already
loaded, b
Hello,
After two days of +1 maint, I worked on/resolved the following issues. Most
time was spent figuring out what's wrong with iotjs (or rather it's
vendorized dependency on jerryscript), as I've had worked on this before it
was almost 100 days old and it was not resolved in the meantime. After
://github.com/389ds/389-ds-base/issues/4563
Best,
Lukas
On Thu, Jan 21, 2021 at 9:25 PM Sergio Durigan Junior
wrote:
> On Thursday, January 21 2021, Timo Aaltonen wrote:
>
> > On 21.1.2021 18.59, Lukas Märdian wrote:
> >> NO - dogtag-pki vs ['389-ds-base/1.4.4.9-1b
Hi folks,
this week I had my 2nd +1 duty (Wed+Thu). I looked into some transitions
and applied some of my new learnings from the last +1 Maint meeting. I
found quite a few packages which just failed to build on Launchpad and I
could re-trigger the build to fix them and move some transitions forwar
Hi,
Yesterday I finished my first +1 maintenance rotation (Wed+Thu). Here are
the things I worked on:
* Getting into the +1 maint workflow by reading docs, reports and wiki pages
* Getting into some of the "ubuntu-archive-tools"
* Used ./retry-autopkgtest-regressions --only-unknown to find & trig
Hello all,
I'm currently working on a problem where an autopkgtest works fine in local
autopkgtest testrunners (QEMU based), but it fails in different ways on the
real Ubuntu autopkgtest infrastructure [0] (networking related issues).
Some developers use Bileto [1] to reproduce tests in such situ
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