ci: bump packager base image from bullseye to bookworm - #1925
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Debian 11 (bullseye) reached LTS end-of-life on 2026-08-31. The bullseye-security suite is no longer being re-signed, so its InRelease file '"Valid-Until"' timestamp has expired. apt-get install now fails inside the CI packager image with: E: Release file for .../bullseye-security/InRelease is expired This breaks the "Build unsigned snapshot" and "Build signed snapshot" jobs on every PR against dev-v2. Bump the base image to golang:1.24-bookworm (Debian 12, currently the stable release with a fresh security suite). All apt packages used by the packager image (gpgv1, monkeysphere, aptly, debsig-verify, createrepo-c, dnf, rpm, and the lib*-dev family) are still available in bookworm. Signed-off-by: shusingh <shu.singh@f5.com>
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Debian bookworm dropped gnupg1, gpgv1 and monkeysphere (all GPG 1.x-era tooling). apt-get install fails on bookworm with: E: Package 'monkeysphere' has no installation candidate None of these three packages are actually invoked by any script, Makefile, or packaging helper in this repo (grep confirms zero references outside this Dockerfile). They were vestigial residue from an era when debsig-verify needed PGP v3 tooling; modern gpg 2.x (installed as the gnupg package, still present) handles everything the packager and debsig-verify need. Also drops a pre-existing duplicate "make" in the same apt-get line. Signed-off-by: shusingh <shu.singh@f5.com>
Debian bullseye reached LTS end-of-life on 2026-08-31 and the bullseye-security InRelease signature expired on 2026-09-08, causing apt-get update to fail in every debian:bullseye-slim CI job since. Debian bullseye is no longer a supportable target for nginx-agent v2.47+. Remove it from the integration test matrix in ci.yml and update the supported-OS table in Makefile accordingly. Customers still on bullseye should upgrade to bookworm; the packages built by the bookworm packager (bumped in the previous commit) remain compatible with bullseye runtimes that pull from unfrozen third-party repos.
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Debian bullseye reached LTS end-of-life on 2026-08-31 and the bullseye-security InRelease signature expired 2026-09-08, breaking apt-get update against the default deb.debian.org sources. PR nginx#1925 worked around this by dropping bullseye from the integration test matrix entirely. NGINX OSS and NGINX Plus still support bullseye, so agent CI should continue to validate against it. Rewrite the base image's apt sources.list to archive.debian.org for bullseye-slim only, guarded by a VERSION_CODENAME check in /etc/os-release so no other matrix row is affected. archive.debian.org is a Debian-project-maintained mirror that serves EOL releases with a non-expiring signing key already present in the base image's debian-archive-keyring package. Base image registry is unchanged: still docker.io/library/debian. No new external hosts are contacted from the shipped Agent binary or its packaged artifacts; this affects test/docker/ image builds only.
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…1937) * ci: restore debian bullseye integration test via archive.debian.org Debian bullseye reached LTS end-of-life on 2026-08-31 and the bullseye-security InRelease signature expired 2026-09-08, breaking apt-get update against the default deb.debian.org sources. PR #1925 worked around this by dropping bullseye from the integration test matrix entirely. NGINX OSS and NGINX Plus still support bullseye, so agent CI should continue to validate against it. Rewrite the base image's apt sources.list to archive.debian.org for bullseye-slim only, guarded by a VERSION_CODENAME check in /etc/os-release so no other matrix row is affected. archive.debian.org is a Debian-project-maintained mirror that serves EOL releases with a non-expiring signing key already present in the base image's debian-archive-keyring package. Base image registry is unchanged: still docker.io/library/debian. No new external hosts are contacted from the shipped Agent binary or its packaged artifacts; this affects test/docker/ image builds only. * ci: switch bullseye-slim base image to debian/eol Previous commit rewrote /etc/apt/sources.list to archive.debian.org inside the Dockerfile. That fixed InRelease expiry, but exposed a second failure mode: debian:bullseye-slim ships preinstalled packages from bullseye-security (e.g. perl-base 5.32.1-4+deb11u5, gpgv 2.2.27-2+deb11u3) that don't exist in archive.debian.org, so apt's solver reports unmet dependencies: gnupg : Depends: gpgv (< 2.2.27-2+deb11u2.1~) but 2.2.27-2+deb11u3 is to be installed perl : Depends: perl-base (= 5.32.1-4+deb11u3) but 5.32.1-4+deb11u5 is to be installed Switch to Debian's official EOL archive image (docker.io/debian/eol:bullseye-slim), which is built directly from archive.debian.org — its preinstalled packages and repo indices are mutually consistent. Same publisher, same registry (docker.io), signed with the same debian-archive-keyring key. Scope the swap to OS_RELEASE=debian and OS_VERSION=bullseye-slim only (Makefile conditional), so bookworm and every other matrix row are byte-for-byte unchanged. OS_RELEASE stays 'debian' so the downstream nginx-agent apt URL (packages.nginx.org/nginx-agent/debian/) is unaffected. Drop the now-redundant sed block from test/docker/nginx-oss/deb/Dockerfile — debian/eol's sources.list already targets archive.debian.org. * ci: use debian/eol maintainer-provided snapshot URLs for bullseye apt The debian/eol:bullseye-slim image was rebuilt after Debian 11 LTS EOL to point 'bullseye' and 'bullseye-updates' at archive.debian.org, but left 'bullseye-security' on deb.debian.org where the security pool has been pruned (InRelease still resolves but individual .deb files 404). The image's own /etc/apt/sources.list ships snapshot.debian.org URLs (commented) at the timestamp the image was built (20250809T133719Z), providing a fully self-consistent frozen apt world where preinstalled packages match repo indices. Enable those URLs plus the standard Acquire::Check-Valid-Until=false for archived snapshots. No version pins and no --allow-downgrades; the snapshot is the maintainer's documented answer for this scenario.
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Summary
Debian 11 (bullseye) reached its LTS end-of-life on 2026-08-31. The Debian LTS team has stopped re-signing the
bullseye-securitysuite, so itsInReleasefile'sValid-Until:timestamp is now expired.apt-get installinside the CI packager image fails hard as a result:This breaks the Build unsigned snapshot and Build signed snapshot jobs on every open PR against
dev-v2right now (not tied to any single PR — it's environmental drift).Fix
Bump the packager base image one release forward:
aptpackages the packager installs (gpgv1,monkeysphere,aptly,debsig-verify,createrepo-c,dnf,rpm, and thelib*-devfamily) are available in bookworm..deb/.rpm/.apkartifacts we ship to customers are unchanged (they are produced bynfpminside this container).Scope
scripts/packages/packager/Dockerfile(1 line)Test plan
CI on this PR will exercise the change end-to-end:
Build unsigned snapshot— must go green (this is the currently-red job).Locally I confirmed that
bookwormis the only bullseye reference in an active Dockerfile (test/docker/performance/Dockerfilehas a commented-out1~bullseyePKG_RELEASE line that is inert; the 500+ matches underpkgs*.nginx.*are published customer package filenames, unrelated to the build image).Risk
Very low. Base image bump on a builder-only container.
Related
Blocks every open PR that runs
build-unsigned-snapshot— including #1837 (nginx master process bug fix).