<div dir="ltr">Bugs last updated on 2022-09-12 (Monday) Date range identified as: "Tuesday triage" Found 14 bugs Some comments below: ## <a href="https://pad.lv/1987992">https://pad.lv/1987992</a> - *(New) [autofs] - autofs: Missing support of SCRAM for SASL binds The bug reported forwarded the patches upstream and they seem well received. Waiting for further comments in the email thread before pushing this forward. ## <a href="https://pad.lv/1989100">https://pad.lv/1989100</a> - (Incomplete) [libvirt] - AppArmor DENIES swtpm pid file access Lena was investigating this and she has more context on this swtpm/libvirt situation. I did not do anything here, I believe Lena is planning to test that as she stated in her comment. ## <a href="https://pad.lv/1989356">https://pad.lv/1989356</a> - (New) [sssd] - pam_sss messes up existing /var/log/sssd/p11_child.log perm… This bug was reported and is also impacting Debian. In the Debian bug we can find some reproduction scripts that can be helpful. Subscribed ubuntu-server. ## <a href="https://pad.lv/1989358">https://pad.lv/1989358</a> - (New) [sssd] - Nova doesn’t update Neutron about changing compute instance… This was marked as a dup of #1989357 as stated by the bug reporter. However, the other bug does not seem related to sssd. FWIW I created a task for sssd and asked for some information to better understand what i s happening. --- Bugs tagged "-needs-merge -needs-sync -needs-oci-update -needs-snap-update -needs-mre-backport -needs-ppa-backport" and subscribed "ubuntu-server" and not touched in 60 days Found 1 bugs <a href="https://pad.lv/1958629">https://pad.lv/1958629</a> - (Triaged) [ruby-faraday] - Deprecation warnings about Proc.new This is in my TODO list but with low priority. --- Bugs subscribed to ubuntu-server and not touched in 180 days Found 1 bugs <a href="https://pad.lv/1258003">https://pad.lv/1258003</a> - (Triaged) [bind9] - DiG crashes on +nssearch with +tcp in bind9 9.18 The upstream issues linked by Sergio were all resolved. I believe Sergio might want to take a look again at this and maybe prepare a SRU. Lucas Kanashiro. </div>