Override component to main
libsmbios 2.3.1-0ubuntu2 in zesty: universe/libs -> main
libsmbios-dev 2.3.1-0ubuntu2 in zesty amd64: universe/libdevel/optional/100% ->
main
libsmbios-dev 2.3.1-0ubuntu2 in zesty i386: universe/libdevel/optional/100% ->
main
libsmbios-doc 2.3.1-0ubuntu2 in zesty
Yes, I'll make sure it's added to the list of stuff upstream needs to work
on.
On Mon, Dec 12, 2016, 10:15 Matthias Klose wrote:
> On 12.12.2016 13:07, Mario Limonciello wrote:
> > It will take some work to adjust them to Python3 (wish this was raised
> > sooner) but it can be
On 12.12.2016 13:07, Mario Limonciello wrote:
> It will take some work to adjust them to Python3 (wish this was raised
> sooner) but it can be done.
sure, it doesn't have to be done now, but could you address this for 17.04, or
if not possible, for 17.10?
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Well with the tests enabled, I believe that's an ACK from Seth. From my
end, all that's missing is the bug subscriber.
Mario, you asked me to sub ~foundations-bugs, but I'm not an admin for
that team. I poked Steve Langasek on IRC, but he was away at the time.
We'll see.
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Is it an all or nothing approach on moving binaries packages to main? If
not, only care about the library package in main.
It will take some work to adjust them to Python3 (wish this was raised
sooner) but it can be done.
On Mon, Dec 12, 2016, 06:05 Matthias Klose wrote:
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hmm, we are trying to move away from Python2. Can smbios be used with
Python3 instead? I'd like to avoid new Python2 using packages in main
given that we plan to demote it for the next LTS.
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I've just uploaded a new package to zesty that does the following:
- fixes smbios-utils python depends
- turns on the test suite at build time
@mterry
Can you subscribe foundations bugs for this?
As for the delta, yes the most recent upload to Debian did sync with us until
this new delta was
And from my (packaging) side:
Blockers:
- Needs a team bug subscriber that will look after this in Ubuntu
Non-blocker comments:
- smbios-utils should use ${python:Depends}
- Do we have a delta we care about from Debian anymore? I see their latest
upload claims to sync with us, then adds a few
I reviewed libsmbios version 2.3.1-0ubuntu1 as checked into Yakkety. This
should not be considered a full security audit but rather a quick check of
maintainability.
- libsmbios provides libraries and utilities for working with Dell BIOS
- No CVEs in our database
- The library is used by fwupd
Mario, thanks so much for the overview. Really, it saved me hours. :)
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Seth,
In Ubuntu it's going to be used for two purposes: fwupd, and fwupdate.
Although the library features functionality that could be used for RBU
firmware flashing, that feature is not going to be used in Ubuntu.
The strategy for Dell client systems BIOS updates is to continue to use
UEFI
Mario, could you walk me through how this library is going to be used?
- What processes use this library?
- How are they started?
- What user interaction do they have? How about their parents?
- What controls are in place to avoid operating on untrusted inputs?
I'm worried that the tool may not
Hi Iain, progress is slow, I haven't given it undivided attention for
several hours at a single time yet. It's complicated enough code that
it's not easy to pick it back up again after an absence.
Thanks
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Seth, any progress?
This is blocking gnome-software updates in zesty atm, as there's a
component-mismatch from fwupd.
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Seth,
It does have someone assigned to maintain it upstream, but there hasn't
been heavy activity on the code.
The person maintaining upstream will review anything you feel needs to be
addressed.
On Mon, Nov 14, 2016, 18:25 Seth Arnold <1603...@bugs.launchpad.net>
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Thanks for your patience Mario.
My first question, is this actively supported and loved? There's 262
warnings in the build logs along the lines of: "class std::auto_ptr is
deprecated" which gives me the strong impression that there's no longer
upstream support for this library.
Thanks
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Hello, can this please be looked at? It's been 4 months now.
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In zesty fwupd, fwupdate, fwupdate-signed migration is now blocked.
libfwup1/amd64 unsatisfiable Depends: libsmbios2v5
libfwup1/i386 unsatisfiable Depends: libsmbios2v5
fwupd/i386 unsatisfiable Depends: libsmbios2v5
fwupd/amd64 unsatisfiable Depends: libsmbios2v5
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Update from my side, the packages that include this functionality
(fwupdate 8-1 and fwupd 0.7.3-1) are in Debian now. When synced to
Ubuntu, this bug will be a blocker for them (FFe currently here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fwupd/+bug/1620698).
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No update from the security team yet as our security review queue for
Yakkety is quite large right now.
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Hello,
Any updates on this? The new version of fwupd was just released that
allows libsmbios support. I'm intending to update the whole stack in
Debian unstable shortly and would like to keep Ubuntu in sync.
Thanks,
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+ [Availability]
Already in Ubuntu universe.
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+ [Rationale]
A future version of both fwupd and fwupdate will add a dependency upon the
library libmsbios_c.
* For fwupd this adds a plugin that is able to do
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