[00:24] i guess ill try installing with a btrfs root and taking a snapshot and rolling back [01:36] wow this is not like zfs :) [01:37] 'btrfs subvolume get-dafault' lol [03:11] hi all, I re-install maas on 12.04, ran all the updates, but now my enlist entry is not there anymore. [03:11] If I put it back manually, it tells me that it cannot retrieve the preconfiguration file [04:59] torment: there is a fix on the queue waiting to be released [05:01] i re-installed today, and maas-dhcp failed [05:01] couldnt boot nodes [05:03] precise, queantal? [05:03] maas server is quantal [05:04] i figued out btrfs in a vm tonight, so ill try to install a base 12.10 tomorrow snap it and install maas let it burn and snap back [05:05] torment: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/maas/+bug/1067929 [05:05] Ubuntu bug 1067929 in maas (Ubuntu) "maas-region-celeryd connects to the wrong queue." [Critical,Fix committed] [05:05] yes i ran into that today [05:06] i did the workaround - i didnt get the error above - but i didnt get a working dhcp [05:06] yeah there's a couple fixes to DHCP also in the queue [05:06] i have 13 nodes on 2 blade servers to play with [05:06] using impi [05:06] the ipmi seems to work well so far [05:07] Daviey: up already? [05:07] torment: awesome! [05:07] whos the ipimi guy? [05:07] if i give maas the root account it renames them to maas [05:08] does it make a new acct? [05:08] torment: I am [05:08] torment: and yes it makes a new account [05:08] torment: we have ipmi autodetection/configuration [05:09] so if the ipmi has an maas user acct does it recreate it if i give it root in the maas webui? [05:09] i've reconfigured these blades quite a few # of times [05:10] torment: so maas creates a temporary account during enlistment, once you accept&commission, it will create the account it will use later on for deployments during the commissioning process [05:11] ive only ever added them by hand [05:11] torment: so if the machjines have been enlisted, and commissioned, you can change the IPMI account you want to use for each machine, and won't be changed by maas [05:11] is it able to delete the old maas user with 'whatever password' and make a new one [05:11] thats what im asking [05:12] torment: everytime the machine is enlistment/commiussioned it creates a new password [05:12] right, but i've had to reinstall my maas server like 3 times today [05:12] torment: so if you remove the machine from the maas clusgter, then the user will ramin [05:12] remain [05:12] so if it loses that password... [05:12] torment: maas creates the password again [05:12] for the machines [05:13] so it uses root permissions in ipmi to set passwords to a new password for the maas user [05:13] torment: again, during the commissioning is where the maas user for IPMI is created, and granted a pssword. If you remove and reinstall MAAS server, that means that you need to enlist/commission the machine again, that means that a password for IPMI maas user is recreated [05:14] torment: yes, we access the bmc [05:14] ok [05:14] im just trying to get to the juju point [05:15] torment: right, so simply enough, you should be able to 1. install maas. 2. enlist/commission machines 3. configure juju environment. 4. deploy [05:15] i've installed ubuntu 12.10 MAAS 3 times yesterday [05:15] torment: if ipmi is detected correctly, it will be configured accordingly, and you should not have to do anything [05:15] i've ventured into #btrfs to allow me to snapshot a base server OS [05:16] then apt-get install maas after snap [05:16] right, TBH i haven't really test the DHCP stuff [05:16] cause i use external DNS/DHCP [05:16] right [05:16] there are a lot of changes i have to make [05:16] internal [05:18] what are you doing to reset? [05:18] torment: how are you confuring dhcp though? [05:18] configuring* [05:18] are you reinstalling the whole OS? or is there a special treat apt-get remove line [05:18] my first install went ok [05:18] i did the maas install from DC [05:18] CD [05:19] it didnt install maas-dhcp [05:19] i installed that through aptitude [05:19] torment: sudo apt-get remove --purge maas && sudo apt-get autoremove --purge [05:19] torment: and then sudo apt-get install maas [05:19] dpkg-reconfigure maas-region-controller [05:19] torment: so you need to install maas-dhcp, and use https://maas.ubuntu.com/docs/maascli.html#cli-dhcp [05:19] yes i did [05:20] i had all 13 nodes in ready today [05:20] but juju would not bootstrap -- but i had the '5 minutes to recheck maas images' thing [05:20] torment: right, so that's only matter of fixing the upstart job [05:20] tell me more :) [05:22] it seems the error in the web page is something in the DB that juju doesnt like [05:22] i'm hoping to have that fix released today [05:22] torment: can you show the output? [05:22] im not at work now [05:23] torment: ah! so yeah, when you can just pastebinit and show it and I'll be able to tell you more of what might be going wrong [05:23] and ill have to reinstall the nasty that i've done to the maas server at this point [05:23] ok [05:24] sudo apt-get remove --purge maas && sudo [05:24] | apt-get autoremove --purge [05:25] i've tried pretty much to this today [05:25] it doesnt go well for me [05:25] does it really work for you? [05:25] can i apt-get install maas after a base server install? [05:26] torment: yes you can [05:26] this is why im going to try using btrfs on my root [05:27] this blades have horrible console access [05:27] do you know if ubuntu has vnc install access like fedora [05:28] i did the aptitude purge on maas -- and rabbitmq wants to die [05:28] it's neat that they want to chang passwd often [05:29] but it screws up uninstallation [05:30] how so? [05:30] can you pastebin? [05:33] not at work, and will be installing fresh again when i get in [05:33] but if i get one, ill letchu know [05:34] torment: i just installed maas, then sudo apt-get remove --purge maas && sudo apt-get autoremove --purge (selected to purge database), and reinstalled maas again, and everything seems just fine [05:36] when does it change passwords from maas [05:36] torment: for the IPMI? that's during commissioning [05:39] when i try to remove maas - it removes rabbit mq - it tries to connect and it says wrong passwd [05:39] torment: forget about that, it should not really affect on reinstallation [05:39] but i wonder what could have gone wrong there [05:40] torment: oh, for the juju stuff, did you add your SSH key to maas? [05:40] it hangs when i remove [05:40] because its trying to connect to the DB [05:40] to remove the DB [05:40] i havent gotten juju working yet [05:40] this is pure maas [05:42] this is pure bs until i get you pastebins or whatever [05:42] ok [05:42] yeah withouthem wont be able to tell for sure [05:42] i'll be happy to work with yo tomorrw -- what are your hours [05:42] timezone or whatever [05:44] right [05:45] right now it is 7.45 am [05:45] for me [05:46] ok, i can figure that out [05:47] alright [05:47] id like to make this work [05:47] anywyas, im off to breakfast [05:47] torment: it should be pretty straight forward [05:47] eat it up! [05:47] :) [05:47] i have a hard netowrk [05:48] im interested to see what yall do for all my crazy net interfaces [05:48] internal proxies [05:48] i have a lot of fun hacking up the ephemerials [05:49] ubuntu and their hate for internal ntp servers [05:50] squid-deb-proxy -- needs a cache-peer etc [06:51] bigjools: [06:51] err [06:51] allenap: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1299424/ [06:55] * allenap looks [06:57] allenap: this is the log: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1299433/ [07:08] roaksoax: I think it means that the node group ("master") has not been found. Try bin/maas-cli maas node-groups, and use the uuid field. [07:26] roaksoax: Ah, okay. File a bug! :) [07:27] allenap: yeah but there seems to nbe aproble [07:27] I don't know what nbe aproble means. [07:27] allenap: trying to write what I' seeing [07:28] allenap: basically, the master seems to be created without any parameters, so I have to update it using the uuid [07:29] allenap: i'll further investigate later but that's what I'm seeing [07:29] right now [07:30] roaksoax: I don't fully understand the problem. Is this a regression? [07:31] allenap: maybe so, I was simply trying to follow the guide to setup DHCP and it doesn't seem to work that way. I'll futher investigate later [07:31] allenap: and let you know [07:31] roaksoax: Cool, okay. Is that the guide that Nick wrote? [07:31] allenap: yep [08:01] allenap: any thoughts? Oct 23 03:58:49 maas named[933]: error (network unreachable) resolving 'google.com/A/IN': 2001:500:1::803f:235# [08:15] roaksoax: No. Does this relate to a problem you're trying to debug, or did you just spot it in the logs? If the latter, it might be okay to ignore it for now. [08:16] allenap: the latter, and might be the DNS setup here might not [08:16] allenap: but because of this I cannot even enlist servers :( [08:17] roaksoax: we at the tables near the cafe if you want to come over [08:21] bigjools will be there in a bit, trying to debug this [08:23] roaksoax: well we might be able to help :) [08:25] bigjools: i [08:25] bigjools: i think might be an issue with the network here [08:27] roaksoax: forgive me for laughing then :) [08:29] roaksoax: hey [08:29] roaksoax: Can you add test cases for the SRU's please? [08:29] Daviey: ok [08:34] Daviey: please, copy the package to raring [08:35] i did [09:46] bigjools: https://code.launchpad.net/~allenap/maas/proxy-settings/+merge/130966 [10:05] allenap: ValidationError: {'__all__': [u'Node group interface with this Nodegroup and Interface already exists.']} [10:06] bigjools: ^^ [10:07] roaksoax: what are you doing? [10:07] bigjools: simply upgraded [10:08] bigjools: to the new upstream you prepared [10:08] for quantal [10:09] roaksoax: when is it showing that? [10:10] exactly [10:10] bigjools: maas is not running [10:10] bigjools: at al [10:10] bigjools: i just upgraded and stopped working and that error was shown [10:10] the only different that I did was configure DHCP [10:11] roaksoax: which log? [10:11] bigjools: maas.log [10:11] bigjools: so I had maas installed from the archives, configured DHCP, then upgraded from -proposed, and that happened [10:11] roaksoax: let me try the upgrade too, hang on [10:24] roaksoax: can't recreate here [10:25] roaksoax: did you poke anything in the DB etc? [10:25] bigjools: nope, I'm trying to recreate, but not that I had DHCP configured [10:25] s/not/note [10:27] an upgrade from a maas without DHCP configure to the -proposed packages works fine [10:31] roaksoax: I think I need to see your session, I cannot see any problems here [10:59] y === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch === matsubara-lunch is now known as matsubara