I'm attempting to reproduce this, just to verify this SRU will actually
fix something but so far I'm failing. Attempts so far:
* i386 is out since there hasn't been an apt-cacher-ng i386 build since
bionic, so the only possible architecture this could affect is armhf
* Testing with armhf on noble is tricky as we stopped producing a raspi
armhf kernel so there is no noble armhf image for raspi, and upgrading
from jammy doesn't work
* Tested with a Pi 5 8GB running noble (arm64), with a noble (armhf) LXD
container as follows:
$ lxc launch ubuntu:n/armhf acngtest
$ lxc shell acngtest
# apt update && apt install apt-cacher-ng
Waited several minutes, but no excessive usage shown in top. Just in
case actual usage of the proxy matters, attempted the following:
# echo 'Acquire::http { Proxy "http://localhost:3142";; }' >
/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/00proxy
# apt update
# apt -y full-upgrade
This pulled in several things, but still no spike in CPU usage after
waiting several minutes. I then left it running all night and still
nothing. Am I missing something to replicate this issue?
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SRU: time_t overflow on certain architectures (100% CPU)
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