Public bug reported:

[Impact]
All Ubuntu users on UEFI systems

[Test case]

== Disabling timeout ==
1) Run 'sudo mokutil --timeout -1'.
2) Run 'sudo mokutil --reset' (or another command that requires user 
interaction in MokManager)
2) On reboot, validate that MokManager does not show a timeout screen, and 
instead immediately stops at the menu.

== Changing timeout ==
1) Run 'sudo mokutil --timeout 666'.
2) Run 'sudo mokutil --reset' (or another command that requires user 
interaction in MokManager)
2) On reboot, validate that MokManager shows a timer of 666 seconds before 
continuing to reboot, waiting for user input.

== Exporting keys ==
1) Run 'sudo mokutil --export --db'; 'sudo mokutil --export --kek', etc.
2) Validate that mokutil allows exporting the contents of DB, KEK, etc.

[Regression potential]
This affects the userland tool used to communicate tasks to have done by 
MokManager at early boot. As such, any failure to enroll certificates, to 
disable validation in shim, to export keys or list keys should be investigated 
as possible regressions caused by this update.

---

Update mokutil to a git snapshot of fb6250f2.

Changes since cca7219 (current git snapshot in cosmic):

fb6250f Update TODO
af2387a Rename export_moks as export_db_keys
4efbb0e Add support for exporting other keys
f0217e5 add new --mok argument
73c045b set list-enrolled command as default for some arguments
382ba20 Add more info to --sb-state: show when we're in SetupMode or with shim 
validation disabled
303ee33 Correct help: --set-timeout is really --timeout
385a7dd generate_hash() / generate_pw_hash(): don't use strlen() for strncpy 
bounds
c8b26c2 Add the type casting to silence the warning

** Affects: mokutil (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Summary changed:

- Update mokutil to fb6250f2
+ [FFE] Update mokutil to fb6250f2

** Description changed:

  [Impact]
  All Ubuntu users on UEFI systems
  
  [Test case]
  
  == Disabling timeout ==
  1) Run 'sudo mokutil --timeout -1'.
  2) Run 'sudo mokutil --reset' (or another command that requires user 
interaction in MokManager)
  2) On reboot, validate that MokManager does not show a timeout screen, and 
instead immediately stops at the menu.
  
  == Changing timeout ==
  1) Run 'sudo mokutil --timeout 666'.
  2) Run 'sudo mokutil --reset' (or another command that requires user 
interaction in MokManager)
  2) On reboot, validate that MokManager shows a timer of 666 seconds before 
continuing to reboot, waiting for user input.
  
  == Exporting keys ==
  1) Run 'sudo mokutil --export --db'; 'sudo mokutil --export --kek', etc.
  2) Validate that mokutil allows exporting the contents of DB, KEK, etc.
  
  [Regression potential]
  This affects the userland tool used to communicate tasks to have done by 
MokManager at early boot. As such, any failure to enroll certificates, to 
disable validation in shim, to export keys or list keys should be investigated 
as possible regressions caused by this update.
  
  ---
  
  Update mokutil to a git snapshot of fb6250f2.
+ 
+ Changes since cca7219 (current git snapshot in cosmic):
+ 
+ fb6250f Update TODO
+ af2387a Rename export_moks as export_db_keys
+ 4efbb0e Add support for exporting other keys
+ f0217e5 add new --mok argument
+ 73c045b set list-enrolled command as default for some arguments
+ 382ba20 Add more info to --sb-state: show when we're in SetupMode or with 
shim validation disabled
+ 303ee33 Correct help: --set-timeout is really --timeout
+ 385a7dd generate_hash() / generate_pw_hash(): don't use strlen() for strncpy 
bounds
+ c8b26c2 Add the type casting to silence the warning

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