Package: adduser Source: adduser Subject: adduser tests utilize fixed gid causing collisions with systemd-sysuser auto-allocations Version: 3.158 X-Debugs-Cc: [email protected]
adduser in Ubuntu 26.10 is failing autopkgtests with the following 111s err: The group `s3afixedg01' already exists, but has a different GID. Exiting. 111s 111s # Failed test 'command success: /usr/sbin/addgroup --stdoutmsglevel=error --stderrmsglevel=error --system --gid 980 s3afixedg01' 111s # at debian/tests/lib/AdduserTestsCommon.pm line 243. 111s # got: '13' 111s # expected: '0' 111s 111s # Failed test 'group exists: s3afixedg01' 111s # at debian/tests/lib/AdduserTestsCommon.pm line 405. 111s # got: undef 111s # expected: anything else 111s 111s # Failed test 'group has gid: group s3afixedg01 does not exist' 111s # at debian/tests/lib/AdduserTestsCommon.pm line 675. 126s # Looks like you failed 3 tests of 950. https://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/results/autopkgtest-stonking/stonking/amd64/a/adduser/20260823_164607_a1a91@/log.gz systemd-sysused auto allocates starting at 999 and going down. In a Forky/testing container, it enumerates down to 987 polkitd:987 render:988 kvm:989 clock:990 sgx:991 input:992 _ssh:993 tss:994 systemd-resolve:995 messagebus:996 systemd-network:997 systemd-journal:998 lpadmin:999 the tests in debian/tests/f/firstlastuidgid.t : test group S3A: uid range requested by config, no command line : hardcodes values $prefix='s3a'; $firstuid1=260; $firstgid1=270; $fuid = 970; $fgid = 980; in autopkgtest in Ubuntu, we apparently have users down to 980 causing failures. This can be addressed in the test by checking for open ids -- ----------------------- Dr. John Chittum Engineering Manager, Canonical, Debcrafters
