[18:56] <gondoi> utlemming or smoser: you around?
[18:57]  * utlemming is here
[18:57] <gondoi> ohai
[18:57] <gondoi> so i'm trying to use config-drive with user-data, but it cloud-init doesn't seem to execute my scripts
[18:58] <utlemming> can you paste your script? 
[18:58] <gondoi> i can see that it's getting the file because if i use invalid syntax at the beginning (ala no #!) it errors
[18:58] <gondoi> super simple one just for testing: https://gist.github.com/gondoi/7342051
[19:00] <utlemming> and /var/log/cloud-init.log
[19:03] <gondoi> umm it's in debug so it has tons of output.. just a min
[19:05] <gondoi> okay, refresh that gist
[21:48] <gondoi> utlemming: any thoughts?
[21:48] <utlemming> gondoi: what cloud is this on?
[21:48] <gondoi> rackspace
[21:52] <utlemming> gondoi: is this from a fresh instance? or have you rebooted it? 
[21:52] <gondoi> from a fresh instance
[21:53] <gondoi> i tried putting that script in the user-data
[21:54] <utlemming> is your file in /var/lib/cloud/instance/user-data.txt?
[21:55] <gondoi> yes
[21:56] <utlemming> gondoi: with out taking a look, I'm not exactly sure why its not firing
[21:57] <gondoi> is it a fair simulation to blow away the instances directory and run cloud-init again?
[21:57] <utlemming> gondoi: 12.04? 
[21:57] <gondoi> yes
[21:58] <utlemming> rm -rf /var/lib/cloud; cloud-init-cfg start; cloud-init all
[22:01] <utlemming> gondoi: did you do _anything_ else to this instance? 
[22:01] <gondoi> i tried copying the original cloud.cfg from the package but i just put back the one from the base image
[22:02] <utlemming> gondoi: do you have launchpad account?
[22:02] <gondoi> eys
[22:02] <gondoi> yes
[22:02] <gondoi> https://launchpad.net/~bkbox
[22:03] <utlemming> can you run "ubuntu-bug cloud-init"? 
[22:03] <gondoi> sure
[22:04] <utlemming> and then follow the propmpts. When given a choice with "C", pick that. 
[22:04] <utlemming> I forget the prompt
[22:04] <gondoi> cancel?
[22:04] <gondoi> *** It seems you have modified the contents of "/etc/cloud/cloud.cfg".  Would you like to add the contents of it to your bug report?
[22:04] <utlemming> Yes
[22:05] <gondoi> oky
[22:07] <gondoi> umm it trashed it.. want me to view or save it for you?
[22:08] <utlemming> gondoi: meh, don't worry
[22:09] <utlemming> gondoi: the problem is here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6373051/
[22:10] <utlemming> gondoi: RS has imposed a 13.04 or 13.10 /etc/cloud/cloud.cfg onto 12.04, which is confusing cloud-init.
[22:11] <gondoi> hmm thought about that and tried the 0.6.3 release of the config
[22:11] <gondoi> want to give that one a shot?
[22:12] <utlemming> apt-get -y purge cloud-init; rm -rf /var/lib/cloud /etc/cloud; apt-get update; apt-get -y install cloud-init
[22:12] <utlemming> then "cloud-init-cfg start" and "cloud-init all"
[22:13] <gondoi> bad command all
[22:13] <gondoi> start perhaps?
[22:14] <utlemming> whoops
[22:14] <utlemming> try "cloud-init start" and "cloud-init-cfg all"
[22:15] <gondoi> stil nothing :/
[22:15] <gondoi> user-data.txt file is there too
[22:16] <utlemming> no, check again
[22:16] <gondoi> oh.. 
[22:17] <utlemming> so your problem is that RS has used an improper configuration and that is causing it to crap out on you
[22:17] <gondoi> :(
[22:17] <gondoi> k
[22:17] <utlemming> you are the 2nd person who has been burned by this
[22:17] <gondoi> :D
[22:17] <gondoi> yeah i saw ypaq's messages yesterday I think? wasn't sure if it was the same issue for me
[22:17] <utlemming> I would recommend that you file a support ticket and ask that they use a proper configuration file for cloud-init
[22:19] <utlemming> gondoi: I would be interested to know their response....
[22:19] <gondoi> me too :D
[22:19] <gondoi> i'll see what I can find out
[22:21] <gondoi> sorry, i'm trying to execute it again so I can reproduce… i removed the file /var/lib/cloud and ran cloud-init start cloud-init-cfg all and it's not showing now
[22:22] <utlemming> I would run: "cloud-init start", "cloud-init-cfg all", "cloud-init-cfg all final"
[22:22] <gondoi> there we go
[22:22] <gondoi> awesome
[22:24] <gondoi> one more question… i noticed you mentioned before that they should use the cfg.d to place the config.. if they put the values there that are in cloud.cfg, will they override the main cloud.cfg?
[22:24] <utlemming> correct
[22:25] <gondoi> cool
[22:25] <utlemming> presidence is /etc/cloud.cfg, /etc/cloud.cfg.d and then your user-data