Actually, setting HOME to the target user is the behavior of the Debian
sudo config anyway.

There is no need for the file to be executable.  It looks not nice in
the output of `ls -l`.

Debian 9 (Stretch) was released on 2017-06-17.

The data is currently in an inconsistent state and makes apt unhappy.
It can be updated again once the generator is fixed.

Reference: https://bugs.debian.org/880645

The previous query was way too slow; PostgreSQL seems to be happier
with this.

This should keep the WAL smaller as we no longer delete and rewrite
the full table.

See 3304b36a

queued no longer runs on security-master: uploads go to the dedicated
upload host (config-security-upload), reuploading to ftp-master uses
rsync.

The alias mirror.ftp-master.d.o should be more stable than the current
hostname.

This query will replace a heuristic in dh-make-golang(1) and help us resolve
Go build dependencies into Debian build dependencies accurately.
Signed-off-by: NMichael Stapelberg <stapelberg@debian.org>

`cnf.get(...)` returns an empty string and not None when the option is
not set.
Reported-by: NNicolas Kessler <uleki@student.kit.edu>
Reference: https://lists.debian.org/debian-dak/2017/10/msg00007.html

The `GREP_OPTIONS` environment variable is deprecated and setting
gives an annoying warning.

This script is intended to be used when rsyncing uploads to another
host, for example from security-master.d.o to ssh.upload.d.o.

As the synced uploads include both binary-only and source uploads, we
have to make sure the source uploads are available before the
binary-only uploads are processed.  So we sync to a staging area and
and only move all files to the target directory afterwards.

There is still a small race condition as the source .changes might be
moved after the binary .changes, but dak should only reject uploads
after a short time (`Dinstall::SkipTime`).

The rsync run happens during unchecked to make sure queue/accepted
only contains complete uploads.

The latter stopped working with GnuPG2.