[Bug 1959626] Re: barbican autopkgtests fail with python3.10
Lukas Märdian
1959626 at bugs.launchpad.net
Mon Feb 21 16:51:43 UTC 2022
** Changed in: barbican (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Fix Committed
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Title:
barbican autopkgtests fail with python3.10
Status in barbican package in Ubuntu:
Fix Committed
Bug description:
python3-defaults in jammy-proposed switches python3 to be python3.10.
This causes barbican's autopkgtests to fail fairly inscrutably:
autopkgtest [09:11:30]: test barbican-daemons: [-----------------------
OK
OK
autopkgtest [09:16:31]: test barbican-daemons: -----------------------]
barbican-daemons FAIL non-zero exit status 22
The 'OK' messages are confirmations that the daemons are started; the
actual failing command is the call to curl --fail
http://localhost:9311, which connects to apache and then expects a
response from barbican-worker via wsgi. The apache log shows output
such as:
[Mon Jan 31 21:45:54.931993 2022] [wsgi:error] [pid 15857:tid
139695589144128] [client 127.0.0.1:59380] Timeout when reading
response headers from daemon process 'barbican-api':
/usr/share/barbican/app.wsgi
The worker log, in turn, shows only:
2022-01-31 21:34:36.092 11378 ERROR
oslo.messaging._drivers.impl_rabbit [-] Connection failed: [Errno 111]
ECONNREFUSED (retrying in 2.0 seconds): ConnectionRefusedError: [Errno
111] ECONNREFUSED
It's true that the connection is refused, because the autopkgtest
doesn't install rabbitmq-server? But this doesn't seem to be a
problem when running under python3.9?
If I upgrade to -proposed and then downgrade only python3-defaults,
the failure is still reproducible, so this may be caused by by some
other package in -proposed besides python3-defaults.
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