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Migrate from glibc libcrypt to sys-libs/libxcrypt #1732
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It's from Gentoo commit 5719c8e719b916e754090c74aaed74634a28ad9b.
It's long overdue and glibc 2.39 will drop crypt stuff altogether. Or so I heard. Whatever happens, the crypt library in glibc is deprecated for a long time already.
Stage1 hooks will receive a path to a file as a third parameter. They can use it to tell the bootstrap script to set up catalyst to perform updates on seed SDK. Contents of the file are ignored - what counts is that the file exists AND is not empty.
They are copying sys-libs/libxcrypt from new portage-stable and updating package masks and USE flags in order to migrate from glibc-provided libcrypt to libxcrypt-provided libcrypt. The migration seems to be a bit complicated to do, because bootstrapping a system using glibc with libxcrypt-provided libcrypt using a build environment using glibc with glibc-provided libcrypt results in some slot conflicts. Without the stage1 hooks the failure happened in stage2. With the hooks, but without the seed SDK update, the failure happened already in stage1. Updating the seed SDK to use libxcrypt seems to do the trick. The update of the seed SDK will happen only when transition happens - if the seed SDK is already using libxcrypt, these hooks are noops.
Rebased, CI kicked off. |
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This ought to be done long time ago, as the glibc crypt functionality is deprecated since 2.30 or 2.33 or so. The sys-libs/libxcrypt provides the replacement. Glibc crypt stuff is supposed to be dropped in 2.39, so really soon. We are using 2.38 at the moment.
I think I punted the migration because I was getting some dependency loop issues (dev-lang/python -> virtual/crypt -> sys-libs/libxcrypt -> sys-libs/glibc -> dev-lang/python). Let's see how it goes now.
CI: http://jenkins.infra.kinvolk.io:8080/job/container/job/sdk/1474/cldsv/