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flaky chrony + resolved SELinux AVC denial #751
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Theory: this happens when |
This is likely fixed by systemd/systemd@7b87bec |
We carry a temporary hack in FCOS until we get that systemd patch: coreos/fedora-coreos-config@b9a2c39. Likely just need to order it before chronyd? From coreos/fedora-coreos-config#780 (comment), we should be able to drop that hack entirely once we move to f34. (Which... I'll add a note to that effect in #704 so we don't forget.) |
This will allow us to e.g. bypass SELinux denials when we need to, e.g. coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#751 The intention is that for FCOS releases we would drive this declaratively in the pipeline, something like a: ``` kola: no-default-checks: 33.20210201.3.0 ``` to automatically suppress checks for builds with that version number.
This will allow us to e.g. bypass SELinux denials when we need to, e.g. coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#751 The intention is that for FCOS releases we would drive this declaratively in the pipeline, something like a: ``` kola: no-default-checks: 33.20210201.3.0 ``` to automatically suppress checks for builds with that version number.
This will allow us to e.g. bypass SELinux denials when we need to, e.g. coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#751 The intention is that for FCOS releases we would drive this declaratively in the pipeline, something like a: ``` kola: no-default-checks: 33.20210201.3.0 ``` to automatically suppress checks for builds with that version number.
We're hitting SELinux flakes in the releases: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#751 Working on a better way to allow known SELinux failures, but for now let's just use the new `--no-default-checks` to unblock releases.
We're hitting SELinux flakes in the releases: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#751 Working on a better way to allow known SELinux failures, but for now let's just use the new `--no-default-checks` to unblock releases.
The workaround was reverted in coreos/fedora-coreos-config@474c87b so we're no longer carrying the workaround and have the new systemd with the fix. Closing this. |
See coreos/rpm-ostree#2598 (comment)
This is some sort of flake though because I'm at just a 1/8 failure rate:
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