a) Add time in current friendly format
- It's a trivial change, but this will cause additional length for sosreport archive name.
b) Do a 'UBUNTU SAUCE' in the sosreport Ubuntu packages by enforcing the 'legacy' mode in Ubuntu policy for now.
- The 'legacy' mode is still available and working.
A discussion is in progress about what Canonical should use in term of pattern naming.
For now debian policy uses 'friendly' which the Ubuntu policy inherit.
Examples: tux.123456- 20171224185433. tar.xz' tux-mylabel- 123456- 2017-12- 24-ezcfcop. tar.xz'
legacy - 'sosreport-
friendly - 'sosreport-
The concerns is about 'friendly' mode not providing the timestamp as oppose to its predecessor the 'legacy' mode.
https:/ /github. com/sosreport/ sos/blob/ master/ sos/policies/ __init_ _.py#L534- L565
Potential options:
a) Add time in current friendly format
- It's a trivial change, but this will cause additional length for sosreport archive name.
b) Do a 'UBUNTU SAUCE' in the sosreport Ubuntu packages by enforcing the 'legacy' mode in Ubuntu policy for now.
- The 'legacy' mode is still available and working.
c) Leave it as is and drop the idea of timestamp
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