Monday Triage

[Lena Voytek]

On Mon, 2023-07-17 at 15:44 -0700, Bryce Harrington wrote:
> Bugs last updated between 2023-07-14 (Friday) and 2023-07-16 (Sunday)
> inclusive
> Found 24 bugs
> 
> Only 3 of the 24 required triage attention, rest are already
> processing:
> 
> LP: #2027838  libvirt-uri-sh overrides configured default
>   --> Tagged server-triage-discuss for Wednesday's meeting.
>   - This script is an adaptor for xen, which I wonder if is an
> obsolete
>     use case?  If so, reporter's suggestion to drop it might be
> valid.
> 
> LP: #2027921  chrony failed to install due to conflict with systemd
>   --> Incomplete
>   - Asked reporter for some further clarifications.
>   - I am not seeing other reports of this problem, so suspect it may
> be
>     something unique to the reporter.  Neither logs nor report are
>     detailed enough to make educated guesses yet.
> 
> LP: #2027913  mysql-8.0  Failed to install
>   --> Duped to LP: #1914636.  Most likely just a dupe of that.
>   - I noticed LP: #2002828 also probably another dupe and duped it
>   - source_mysql-8.0.py already has a check + prompt for missing
>     /etc/mysql, perhaps that could be broadened to look for
>     /etc/mysql/conf.d/ as well?  I.e. something like:
> 
>     if not os.path.isdir('/etc/mysql'):
>         ## ...
>     else if not os.path.isdir('/etc/mysql/conf.d'):
>         report['EtcMysqlConfdDirListing'] = str(False)
>         response = ui.yesno("The /etc/mysql/conf.d directory is
> missing, which "
>                             "suggests a local configuration problem
> rather "
>                             "than a bug in Ubuntu (see LP: #1914636).
> "
>                             "Do you still wish to "report this bug?")
>         if not response: # user cancelled or answered
> No                                                             
>             report['UnreportableReason'] = "Missing /etc/mysql/conf.d
> directory"
>             return False
>     else:
>         ## ...
> 
>     Lena, what do you think?

That sounds like a good idea to me. It should help mitigate bad reports
in the future. I'll add it in once the dust is settled from the
upcoming 8.0.34 security release.
 
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> The first item relates to use of tasksel, which I am not accustomed
> to
> so am unclear on how it should be used on modern systems.  I've
> updated
> the docs to address the mentioned error, however I'm unclear if
> tasksel
> is actually doing anything or if it is broken... or unnecessary.
> 
> Is tasksel only included for legacy purposes at this point, or is it
> a
> workflow we actively support?  If the former, maybe it should be
> dropped
> from the docs; if the latter than perhaps the tasksel workflow needs
> some further attention?
> 
> Bryce
>