[Group.of.nepali.translators] [Bug 1719671] Re: [SRU] include recent version containing fips and livepatch
** Also affects: ubuntu-advantage-tools (Ubuntu Trusty) Importance: Undecided Status: New -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of नेपाली भाषा समायोजकहरुको समूह, which is subscribed to Xenial. Matching subscriptions: Ubuntu 16.04 Bugs https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1719671 Title: [SRU] include recent version containing fips and livepatch Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools package in Ubuntu: Fix Released Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Trusty: New Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Xenial: New Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Zesty: New Bug description: ** description still being worked on, not done yet ** [IMPACT] Most recent version of ubuntu-advantage-tool on github includes fips and livepatch enablement. The fips enablement will allow customers to easily install and configure Canonical's FIPS certified modules on xenial, whereas livepatch allows xenial and trusty customers to patch the running kernel without a reboot. This SRU will cover both new features. In addition to the new features themselves, a new "status" command was added that will give a short summary about the available modules and their status, at a glance. Note: FIPS certified modules are only available for xenial. Livepatch is supported on xenial and trusty. The tool will refuse to enable either service on an unsupported ubuntu release. Without this updated package, customers of those services have to enable them manually by following a series of steps. [FIPS DESCRIPTION] When "ubuntu-advantage enable-fips " is issued from commandline, - configure the private PPA where the FIPS modules are located - install the FIPS modules from this PPA to the local machine from where the script is run - configure the bootloader to enable fips Upon successful completion of these steps, the customer then gets a message stating to reboot the machine to complete the fips enablement process. Without the script, customers must perform the steps manually. [LIVEPATCH DESCRIPTION] Livepatch allows customers to apply kernel patches to a running system without rebooting it. The current instructions live in http://ubuntu.com/livepatch and boil down to: - install snapd if it's not installed already. On trusty this means a new kernel as well. - install the canonical-livepatch snap - obtain a livepatch token from Canonical - run the enable command with the given token The ubuntu-advantage-tools package simplifies this process by just requesting the token and performing all the other steps on behalf of the user. It also conveniently checks the running kernel and instructs the user to reboot into a newer kernel if needed to finish the installation (this is the case when running trusty). [FIX] Add fips and livepatch support to the ubuntu-adadvantage-tools package. See debdiff below. [LIVEPATCH TESTCASES] TRUSTY 0. Install the new ubuntu-advantage-tools package to add livepatch support. 1. Collect status before enabling livepatch type on commandline: ubuntu-advantage status expect: livepatch: disabled esm: disabled (not available) fips: disabled (not available) 2. Enable livepatch visit https://ubuntu.com/livepatch and obtain a token type on commandline, sudo ubuntu-advantage enable-livepatch You may be required to install a newer kernel. In that case, expect the following output: Installing missing dependency snapd... OK Installing the canonical-livepatch snap. This may take a few minutes depending on your bandwidth. canonical-livepatch 7.24 from 'canonical' installed Your currently running kernel (3.13.0-133-generic) is too old to support snaps. Version 4.4.0 or higher is needed. Please reboot your system into a supported kernel version and run the following command one more time to complete the installation: sudo ubuntu-advantage enable-livepatch Once you reboot and re-run the specified command, expect: Enabling Livepatch with the given token, stand by... Successfully enabled device. Using machine-token: Use "canonical-livepatch status" to verify current patch status. 3. Verify livepatch status type on commandline, ubuntu-advantage status expect an output like the following, livepatch: enabled client-version: "7.23" architecture: x86_64 cpu-model: Intel Core Processor (Skylake) last-check: 2017-10-23T15:10:45.640938255Z boot-time: 2017-10-23T15:10:13Z uptime: 1m19s status: - kernel: 4.4.0-97.120~14.04.1-generic running: true livepatch: checkState: checked patchState: nothing-to-apply version: "" fixes: "" esm: disabled
[Group.of.nepali.translators] [Bug 1719671] Re: [SRU] include recent version containing fips and livepatch
** Also affects: ubuntu-advantage-tools (Ubuntu Artful) Importance: Undecided Status: New ** Changed in: ubuntu-advantage-tools (Ubuntu Artful) Status: New => Fix Released -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of नेपाली भाषा समायोजकहरुको समूह, which is subscribed to Xenial. Matching subscriptions: Ubuntu 16.04 Bugs https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1719671 Title: [SRU] include recent version containing fips and livepatch Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools package in Ubuntu: Fix Released Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Trusty: In Progress Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Xenial: In Progress Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Zesty: In Progress Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Artful: Fix Released Bug description: This bug has some history that may be confusing from the comments. Basically it started out as a Feature Freeze Exception, that's why we have build logs, git logs and unit test runs attached. Also, the "rename" that is mentioned elsewhere did not happen with this package: the ubuntu-advantage name was kept, no new aliases were added. This will happen in a later SRU, with a later version of the package. I uploaded new tarballs and debdiff with these changes from what was here before, just in case you, the reader, have looked at the previous description: * tarball with correct directory entry. The previous one had "v10" instead of "10" as the base version * updated most recent changelog entry, just saying this is a backport of version 10. No need to say it has fips support, which neglected to mention the livepatch support. All that is in the previous d/changelog entries PPA with built packages for t, x and z: https://launchpad.net/~ahasenack/+archive/ubuntu/ua-tools-sru-1719671 (ppa:ahasenack/ua-tools-sru-1719671 - no ~ppaN suffix, sorry) [IMPACT] Most recent version of ubuntu-advantage-tool on github includes fips and livepatch enablement. The fips enablement will allow customers to easily install and configure Canonical's FIPS certified modules on xenial, whereas livepatch allows xenial and trusty customers to patch the running kernel without a reboot. This SRU will cover both new features. In addition to the new features themselves, a new "status" command was added that will give a short summary about the available modules and their status, at a glance. Note: FIPS certified modules are only available for xenial. Livepatch is supported on xenial and trusty. The tool will refuse to enable either service on an unsupported ubuntu release. Without this updated package, customers of those services have to enable them manually by following a series of steps. [FIPS DESCRIPTION] When "ubuntu-advantage enable-fips " is issued from commandline, - configure the private PPA where the FIPS modules are located - install the FIPS modules from this PPA to the local machine from where the script is run - configure the bootloader to enable fips Upon successful completion of these steps, the customer then gets a message stating to reboot the machine to complete the fips enablement process. Without the script, customers must perform the steps manually. [LIVEPATCH DESCRIPTION] Livepatch allows customers to apply kernel patches to a running system without rebooting it. The current instructions live in http://ubuntu.com/livepatch and boil down to: - install snapd if it's not installed already. On trusty this means a new kernel as well. - install the canonical-livepatch snap - obtain a livepatch token from Canonical - run the enable command with the given token The ubuntu-advantage-tools package simplifies this process by just requesting the token and performing all the other steps on behalf of the user. It also conveniently checks the running kernel and instructs the user to reboot into a newer kernel if needed to finish the installation (this is the case when running trusty). [FIX] Add fips and livepatch support to the ubuntu-adadvantage-tools package. See debdiff below. [LIVEPATCH TESTCASES] TRUSTY 0. Install the new ubuntu-advantage-tools package to add livepatch support. 1. Collect status before enabling livepatch type on commandline: ubuntu-advantage status expect: livepatch: disabled esm: disabled (not available) fips: disabled (not available) 2. Enable livepatch visit https://ubuntu.com/livepatch and obtain a token type on commandline, sudo ubuntu-advantage enable-livepatch You may be required to install a newer kernel. In that case, expect the following output: Installing missing dependency snapd... OK Installing the canonical-livepatch snap. This may take a few minutes depending on your bandwidth. canonical-livepatch 7.24 from 'canonical' installed Your currently running kernel (3.13.0-133-generic
[Group.of.nepali.translators] [Bug 1719671] Re: [SRU] include recent version containing fips and livepatch
** Changed in: ubuntu-advantage-tools (Ubuntu Artful) Assignee: (unassigned) => Andreas Hasenack (ahasenack) ** Changed in: ubuntu-advantage-tools (Ubuntu Artful) Importance: Undecided => Medium ** Changed in: ubuntu-advantage-tools (Ubuntu Artful) Status: Fix Released => In Progress -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of नेपाली भाषा समायोजकहरुको समूह, which is subscribed to Xenial. Matching subscriptions: Ubuntu 16.04 Bugs https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1719671 Title: [SRU] include recent version containing fips and livepatch Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools package in Ubuntu: Fix Released Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Trusty: In Progress Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Xenial: In Progress Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Zesty: In Progress Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Artful: In Progress Bug description: This bug has some history that may be confusing from the comments. Basically it started out as a Feature Freeze Exception, that's why we have build logs, git logs and unit test runs attached. Also, the "rename" that is mentioned elsewhere did not happen with this package: the ubuntu-advantage name was kept, no new aliases were added. This will happen in a later SRU, with a later version of the package. I uploaded new tarballs and debdiff with these changes from what was here before, just in case you, the reader, have looked at the previous description: * tarball with correct directory entry. The previous one had "v10" instead of "10" as the base version * updated most recent changelog entry, just saying this is a backport of version 10. No need to say it has fips support, which neglected to mention the livepatch support. All that is in the previous d/changelog entries PPA with built packages for t, x and z: https://launchpad.net/~ahasenack/+archive/ubuntu/ua-tools-sru-1719671 (ppa:ahasenack/ua-tools-sru-1719671 - no ~ppaN suffix, sorry) [IMPACT] Most recent version of ubuntu-advantage-tool on github includes fips and livepatch enablement. The fips enablement will allow customers to easily install and configure Canonical's FIPS certified modules on xenial, whereas livepatch allows xenial and trusty customers to patch the running kernel without a reboot. This SRU will cover both new features. In addition to the new features themselves, a new "status" command was added that will give a short summary about the available modules and their status, at a glance. Note: FIPS certified modules are only available for xenial. Livepatch is supported on xenial and trusty. The tool will refuse to enable either service on an unsupported ubuntu release. Without this updated package, customers of those services have to enable them manually by following a series of steps. [FIPS DESCRIPTION] When "ubuntu-advantage enable-fips " is issued from commandline, - configure the private PPA where the FIPS modules are located - install the FIPS modules from this PPA to the local machine from where the script is run - configure the bootloader to enable fips Upon successful completion of these steps, the customer then gets a message stating to reboot the machine to complete the fips enablement process. Without the script, customers must perform the steps manually. [LIVEPATCH DESCRIPTION] Livepatch allows customers to apply kernel patches to a running system without rebooting it. The current instructions live in http://ubuntu.com/livepatch and boil down to: - install snapd if it's not installed already. On trusty this means a new kernel as well. - install the canonical-livepatch snap - obtain a livepatch token from Canonical - run the enable command with the given token The ubuntu-advantage-tools package simplifies this process by just requesting the token and performing all the other steps on behalf of the user. It also conveniently checks the running kernel and instructs the user to reboot into a newer kernel if needed to finish the installation (this is the case when running trusty). [FIX] Add fips and livepatch support to the ubuntu-adadvantage-tools package. See debdiff below. [LIVEPATCH TESTCASES] TRUSTY 0. Install the new ubuntu-advantage-tools package to add livepatch support. 1. Collect status before enabling livepatch type on commandline: ubuntu-advantage status expect: livepatch: disabled esm: disabled (not available) fips: disabled (not available) 2. Enable livepatch visit https://ubuntu.com/livepatch and obtain a token type on commandline, sudo ubuntu-advantage enable-livepatch You may be required to install a newer kernel. In that case, expect the following output: Installing missing dependency snapd... OK Installing the canonical-livepatch snap. This may take a few minutes depending on your bandwidt
[Group.of.nepali.translators] [Bug 1719671] Re: [SRU] include recent version containing fips and livepatch
This bug was fixed in the package ubuntu-advantage-tools - 10ubuntu0.17.10.1 --- ubuntu-advantage-tools (10ubuntu0.17.10.1) artful; urgency=medium * Backports from upstream version 13 (LP: #1719671): - support older python3 versions in the test suite - d/control, d/rules: run tests at package build time - default FIPS tests to the x86_64 architecture - add FIPS test for unsupported architecture -- Andreas Hasenack Sun, 05 Nov 2017 18:45:21 -0200 ** Changed in: ubuntu-advantage-tools (Ubuntu Artful) Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of नेपाली भाषा समायोजकहरुको समूह, which is subscribed to Xenial. Matching subscriptions: Ubuntu 16.04 Bugs https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1719671 Title: [SRU] include recent version containing fips and livepatch Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools package in Ubuntu: Fix Released Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Trusty: Fix Released Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Xenial: Fix Released Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Zesty: Fix Released Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Artful: Fix Released Bug description: This bug has some history that may be confusing from the comments. Basically it started out as a Feature Freeze Exception, that's why we had build logs, git logs and unit test runs attached. Also, the "rename" that is mentioned elsewhere did not happen with this package: the ubuntu-advantage name was kept, no new aliases were added. This will happen in a later SRU, with a later version of the package. PPA with test packages: https://launchpad.net/~ahasenack/+archive/ubuntu/ua- tools-1719671-take1 [IMPACT] Most recent version of ubuntu-advantage-tool on github includes fips and livepatch enablement. The fips enablement will allow customers to easily install and configure Canonical's FIPS certified modules on xenial, whereas livepatch allows xenial and trusty customers to patch the running kernel without a reboot. This SRU will cover both new features. In addition to the new features themselves, a new "status" command was added that will give a short summary about the available modules and their status, at a glance. Note: FIPS certified modules are only available for xenial. Livepatch is supported on xenial and trusty. The tool will refuse to enable either service on an unsupported ubuntu release. Without this updated package, customers of those services have to enable them manually by following a series of steps. [FIPS DESCRIPTION] When "ubuntu-advantage enable-fips " is issued from commandline, - configure the private PPA where the FIPS modules are located - install the FIPS modules from this PPA to the local machine from where the script is run - configure the bootloader to enable fips Upon successful completion of these steps, the customer then gets a message stating to reboot the machine to complete the fips enablement process. Without the script, customers must perform the steps manually. [LIVEPATCH DESCRIPTION] Livepatch allows customers to apply kernel patches to a running system without rebooting it. The current instructions live in http://ubuntu.com/livepatch and boil down to: - install snapd if it's not installed already. On trusty this means a new kernel as well. - install the canonical-livepatch snap - obtain a livepatch token from Canonical - run the enable command with the given token The ubuntu-advantage-tools package simplifies this process by just requesting the token and performing all the other steps on behalf of the user. It also conveniently checks the running kernel and instructs the user to reboot into a newer kernel if needed to finish the installation (this is the case when running trusty). [FIX] Add fips and livepatch support to the ubuntu-adadvantage-tools package. See debdiff below. [LIVEPATCH TESTCASES] TRUSTY 0. Install the new ubuntu-advantage-tools package to add livepatch support. 1. Collect status before enabling livepatch type on commandline: ubuntu-advantage status expect: livepatch: disabled esm: disabled (not available) fips: disabled (not available) 2. Enable livepatch visit https://ubuntu.com/livepatch and obtain a token type on commandline, sudo ubuntu-advantage enable-livepatch You may be required to install a newer kernel. In that case, expect the following output: Installing missing dependency snapd... OK Installing the canonical-livepatch snap. This may take a few minutes depending on your bandwidth. canonical-livepatch 7.24 from 'canonical' installed Your currently running kernel (3.13.0-133-generic) is too old to support snaps. Version 4.4.0 or higher is needed. Please reboot your system into a supported kernel version and run the following command
[Group.of.nepali.translators] [Bug 1719671] Re: [SRU] include recent version containing fips and livepatch
This bug was fixed in the package ubuntu-advantage-tools - 10ubuntu0.17.04.1 --- ubuntu-advantage-tools (10ubuntu0.17.04.1) zesty; urgency=medium * Backport version 10 to zesty. * Backports from upstream version 13 (LP: #1719671): - support older python3 versions in the test suite - d/control, d/rules: run tests at package build time - default FIPS tests to the x86_64 architecture - add FIPS test for unsupported architecture -- Andreas Hasenack Sun, 05 Nov 2017 18:41:46 -0200 ** Changed in: ubuntu-advantage-tools (Ubuntu Zesty) Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released ** Changed in: ubuntu-advantage-tools (Ubuntu Xenial) Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of नेपाली भाषा समायोजकहरुको समूह, which is subscribed to Xenial. Matching subscriptions: Ubuntu 16.04 Bugs https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1719671 Title: [SRU] include recent version containing fips and livepatch Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools package in Ubuntu: Fix Released Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Trusty: Fix Released Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Xenial: Fix Released Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Zesty: Fix Released Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Artful: Fix Released Bug description: This bug has some history that may be confusing from the comments. Basically it started out as a Feature Freeze Exception, that's why we had build logs, git logs and unit test runs attached. Also, the "rename" that is mentioned elsewhere did not happen with this package: the ubuntu-advantage name was kept, no new aliases were added. This will happen in a later SRU, with a later version of the package. PPA with test packages: https://launchpad.net/~ahasenack/+archive/ubuntu/ua- tools-1719671-take1 [IMPACT] Most recent version of ubuntu-advantage-tool on github includes fips and livepatch enablement. The fips enablement will allow customers to easily install and configure Canonical's FIPS certified modules on xenial, whereas livepatch allows xenial and trusty customers to patch the running kernel without a reboot. This SRU will cover both new features. In addition to the new features themselves, a new "status" command was added that will give a short summary about the available modules and their status, at a glance. Note: FIPS certified modules are only available for xenial. Livepatch is supported on xenial and trusty. The tool will refuse to enable either service on an unsupported ubuntu release. Without this updated package, customers of those services have to enable them manually by following a series of steps. [FIPS DESCRIPTION] When "ubuntu-advantage enable-fips " is issued from commandline, - configure the private PPA where the FIPS modules are located - install the FIPS modules from this PPA to the local machine from where the script is run - configure the bootloader to enable fips Upon successful completion of these steps, the customer then gets a message stating to reboot the machine to complete the fips enablement process. Without the script, customers must perform the steps manually. [LIVEPATCH DESCRIPTION] Livepatch allows customers to apply kernel patches to a running system without rebooting it. The current instructions live in http://ubuntu.com/livepatch and boil down to: - install snapd if it's not installed already. On trusty this means a new kernel as well. - install the canonical-livepatch snap - obtain a livepatch token from Canonical - run the enable command with the given token The ubuntu-advantage-tools package simplifies this process by just requesting the token and performing all the other steps on behalf of the user. It also conveniently checks the running kernel and instructs the user to reboot into a newer kernel if needed to finish the installation (this is the case when running trusty). [FIX] Add fips and livepatch support to the ubuntu-adadvantage-tools package. See debdiff below. [LIVEPATCH TESTCASES] TRUSTY 0. Install the new ubuntu-advantage-tools package to add livepatch support. 1. Collect status before enabling livepatch type on commandline: ubuntu-advantage status expect: livepatch: disabled esm: disabled (not available) fips: disabled (not available) 2. Enable livepatch visit https://ubuntu.com/livepatch and obtain a token type on commandline, sudo ubuntu-advantage enable-livepatch You may be required to install a newer kernel. In that case, expect the following output: Installing missing dependency snapd... OK Installing the canonical-livepatch snap. This may take a few minutes depending on your bandwidth. canonical-livepatch 7.24 from 'canonical' installed Your currently running kernel (3.13.0-133-generic) is too old to support snap
[Group.of.nepali.translators] [Bug 1719671] Re: [SRU] include recent version containing fips and livepatch
This bug was fixed in the package ubuntu-advantage-tools - 10ubuntu0.16.04.1 --- ubuntu-advantage-tools (10ubuntu0.16.04.1) xenial; urgency=medium * Backport version 10 to xenial. * Backports from upstream version 13 (LP: #1719671): - support older python3 versions in the test suite - d/control, d/rules: run tests at package build time - default FIPS tests to the x86_64 architecture - add FIPS test for unsupported architecture -- Andreas Hasenack Sun, 05 Nov 2017 18:37:47 -0200 ** Changed in: ubuntu-advantage-tools (Ubuntu Trusty) Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of नेपाली भाषा समायोजकहरुको समूह, which is subscribed to Xenial. Matching subscriptions: Ubuntu 16.04 Bugs https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1719671 Title: [SRU] include recent version containing fips and livepatch Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools package in Ubuntu: Fix Released Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Trusty: Fix Released Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Xenial: Fix Released Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Zesty: Fix Released Status in ubuntu-advantage-tools source package in Artful: Fix Released Bug description: This bug has some history that may be confusing from the comments. Basically it started out as a Feature Freeze Exception, that's why we had build logs, git logs and unit test runs attached. Also, the "rename" that is mentioned elsewhere did not happen with this package: the ubuntu-advantage name was kept, no new aliases were added. This will happen in a later SRU, with a later version of the package. PPA with test packages: https://launchpad.net/~ahasenack/+archive/ubuntu/ua- tools-1719671-take1 [IMPACT] Most recent version of ubuntu-advantage-tool on github includes fips and livepatch enablement. The fips enablement will allow customers to easily install and configure Canonical's FIPS certified modules on xenial, whereas livepatch allows xenial and trusty customers to patch the running kernel without a reboot. This SRU will cover both new features. In addition to the new features themselves, a new "status" command was added that will give a short summary about the available modules and their status, at a glance. Note: FIPS certified modules are only available for xenial. Livepatch is supported on xenial and trusty. The tool will refuse to enable either service on an unsupported ubuntu release. Without this updated package, customers of those services have to enable them manually by following a series of steps. [FIPS DESCRIPTION] When "ubuntu-advantage enable-fips " is issued from commandline, - configure the private PPA where the FIPS modules are located - install the FIPS modules from this PPA to the local machine from where the script is run - configure the bootloader to enable fips Upon successful completion of these steps, the customer then gets a message stating to reboot the machine to complete the fips enablement process. Without the script, customers must perform the steps manually. [LIVEPATCH DESCRIPTION] Livepatch allows customers to apply kernel patches to a running system without rebooting it. The current instructions live in http://ubuntu.com/livepatch and boil down to: - install snapd if it's not installed already. On trusty this means a new kernel as well. - install the canonical-livepatch snap - obtain a livepatch token from Canonical - run the enable command with the given token The ubuntu-advantage-tools package simplifies this process by just requesting the token and performing all the other steps on behalf of the user. It also conveniently checks the running kernel and instructs the user to reboot into a newer kernel if needed to finish the installation (this is the case when running trusty). [FIX] Add fips and livepatch support to the ubuntu-adadvantage-tools package. See debdiff below. [LIVEPATCH TESTCASES] TRUSTY 0. Install the new ubuntu-advantage-tools package to add livepatch support. 1. Collect status before enabling livepatch type on commandline: ubuntu-advantage status expect: livepatch: disabled esm: disabled (not available) fips: disabled (not available) 2. Enable livepatch visit https://ubuntu.com/livepatch and obtain a token type on commandline, sudo ubuntu-advantage enable-livepatch You may be required to install a newer kernel. In that case, expect the following output: Installing missing dependency snapd... OK Installing the canonical-livepatch snap. This may take a few minutes depending on your bandwidth. canonical-livepatch 7.24 from 'canonical' installed Your currently running kernel (3.13.0-133-generic) is too old to support snaps. Version 4.4.0 or higher is needed. Please reboot your system into a supported kernel versi