[Bug 1790709] Re: Backport gnu-efi 3.0.8 to all supported releases for SHIM

[Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre]

** Description changed:

  [Impact]
  All users on UEFI systems.
  
  Gnu-efi needs to be backported everywhere to support new shim releases.
  This applies to bionic, xenial, and trusty.
  
  This is to properly build the new shim releases on these releases of
  Ubuntu.
  
- 
  [Test cases]
  -- build tests --
  Validate that the following reverse-dependencies build correctly:
+ 
+ Reverse-Build-Depends-Indep
+ ===========================
+ * syslinux
+ 
+ Reverse-Build-Depends
+ =====================
+ * dell-recovery
+ * efitools
+ * fwupd
+ * fwupdate
+ * kexec-tools
+ * refind
+ * sbsigntool
+ * shim
+ * systemd
+ 
+ Rebuild tests will happen in
+ https://launchpad.net/~cyphermox/+archive/ubuntu/rebuild-tests
  
  
  == Functionality tests ==
  
  Run the following tests after the packages have been rebuilt against the
  new gnu-efi.
  
  === mokutil ===
  Validate that mokutil can process:
  - Certificate import: mokutil --import <file.der>
  - List enrolled certificates: mokutil --list-enrolled
  - Set verbosity: mokutil --set-verbosity true
  
  Reboot, and validate that MokManager processes the requested changes.
  
  
- === efibootmgr ===
- Validate that efibootmgr can read the BootEntries normally:
- 
- sudo efibootmgr -v
- 
- 
  [Regression potential]
  gnu-efi is a library that supports applications in handling EFI variables in and outside of the runtime environment, along with supporting standard library features for EFI applications. As such, any application that makes uses of EFI variables on a running system or as their own EFI application should be validated against possible corruption of the contents of the variables, as well as doing smoketesting of the EFI applications themselves for incorrect behavior, crashes, and other runtime issues.

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Title:
  Backport gnu-efi 3.0.8 to all supported releases for SHIM

Status in gnu-efi package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released
Status in syslinux package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress
Status in gnu-efi source package in Bionic:
  New
Status in syslinux source package in Bionic:
  New

Bug description:
  [Impact]
  All users on UEFI systems.

  Gnu-efi needs to be backported everywhere to support new shim
  releases. This applies to bionic, xenial, and trusty.

  This is to properly build the new shim releases on these releases of
  Ubuntu.

  [Test cases]
  -- build tests --
  Validate that the following reverse-dependencies build correctly:

  Reverse-Build-Depends-Indep
  ===========================
  * syslinux

  Reverse-Build-Depends
  =====================
  * dell-recovery
  * efitools
  * fwupd
  * fwupdate
  * kexec-tools
  * refind
  * sbsigntool
  * shim
  * systemd

  Rebuild tests will happen in
  https://launchpad.net/~cyphermox/+archive/ubuntu/rebuild-tests

  
  == Functionality tests ==

  Run the following tests after the packages have been rebuilt against
  the new gnu-efi.

  === mokutil ===
  Validate that mokutil can process:
  - Certificate import: mokutil --import <file.der>
  - List enrolled certificates: mokutil --list-enrolled
  - Set verbosity: mokutil --set-verbosity true

  Reboot, and validate that MokManager processes the requested changes.

  
  [Regression potential]
  gnu-efi is a library that supports applications in handling EFI variables in and outside of the runtime environment, along with supporting standard library features for EFI applications. As such, any application that makes uses of EFI variables on a running system or as their own EFI application should be validated against possible corruption of the contents of the variables, as well as doing smoketesting of the EFI applications themselves for incorrect behavior, crashes, and other runtime issues.

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