/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2013/11/26/#maas.txt

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roaksoaxbigjools: yeah I saw that.. i'm not sure how to fix it because locally it builds just fine01:25
bigjoolsroaksoax: oh really? I didn't try I just assumed, how naive. So what's the difference locally?01:26
roaksoaxbigjools: i build locally against a pbuilder01:27
roaksoaxbigjools: so it might be the build environment that's broken.. or maybe the recipe?01:27
roaksoaxbigjools: the reason might be that it is not detecting the source format?01:28
bigjoolsroaksoax: I was told that it's bzr's fault01:28
bigjools bzr-builder will convert from 3.0 (quilt) to 3.0 (native) if you don't have pristine-tar information01:28
bigjoolsand previously dpkg didn't care until a recent trusty upload01:29
roaksoaxbigjools: where is the recipe that builds the package?01:29
rawanghello, guy, just a quick question, how can i force maas to update the dns record based on the its dhcp lease file?01:30
freeflyingif there is a new record in dhcpd.leases, any reason why hasn't maas has it update into dns? I have restart celery on both region and cluster controller01:31
rawangin my case , new node added, but failed to add dns record in the zone file01:31
bigjoolsis the interface set to manage dhcp/dns?01:31
rawangbigjools, yes01:31
bigjoolscan you see errors in either celery log?01:32
rawangbigjools, you mean celery logs on region controller?01:32
bigjoolsand cluster01:32
roaksoaxbigjools: so maybe bzr is not creating a pristine tarballs then01:34
bigjoolsroaksoax: https://code.launchpad.net/~maas-maintainers/+recipe/maas-daily-trusty01:34
bigjoolsroaksoax: correct, I think01:34
rawangbigjools, i don't think i have see the error in  celery logs on both nodes, but i can see 0AuthUnauthorized error in maas.log01:35
bigjoolshas this ever worked?01:35
rawangOAuthUnauthorized01:36
bigjoolshave you ever had a DNS entry updated correctly?01:37
rawangbigjools, yes01:38
bigjoolsrawang: ok so what has changed since then?01:38
rawangbigjools, nothing changes01:38
bigjoolsdo you keep a log of anything you configure?01:38
roaksoaxbigjools: ok it seems it might be the versioning being used01:38
bigjoolsroaksoax: yes, exactly right. it needs a pristine tar for that style01:39
rawangbigjools, we added a node in maas, enlist, commission, but juju add-unit, when the unit is started, we're trying to ssh ,and the hostname is able to be resolved. that's about it01:39
rawangs/but/and/01:39
bigjoolsrawang: ok one moment01:39
rawangok :)01:40
roaksoaxbigjools: nope, I think it might be a bug somewhere..., the error asks for a native package 3.0 (native), when in reality it is a 3.0 (quilt)01:40
roaksoaxit is trying to build the package as native, and antive packages do not have the debian revisions01:40
bigjoolsroaksoax: because bzr-builder converts it to native01:40
roaksoaxbigjools: should it do that thoguh? the package is a 3.0 (quilt) not native01:41
roaksoaxthe problem might be related to having a debian revision i.e. 1.4-0ubuntu101:41
roaksoaxthe debien revision is '-0'01:41
bigjoolsok01:41
roaksoaxwhich is intended01:42
bigjoolsrawang: ok can you run "maas shell" and then type these lines:01:42
rawangok01:43
bigjoolsfrom maasserver.models import DHCPLease01:43
bigjoolsDHCPLease.objects.all()01:43
bigjoolsand tell me if you see your node's IP01:43
rawangbigjools, the output is truncated, how do i see the full output?01:45
bigjoolshow many nodes do you have?!01:45
rawangbigjools, currently 3301:46
bigjoolsrawang: try:01:46
bigjoolsfor l in DHCPLease.objects.all():01:46
bigjools    print l.mac,l.ip01:46
rawangk01:47
roaksoaxbigjools: can't we tell bzr to not create a native package?01:47
bigjoolsroaksoax: no idea!01:47
bigjoolsdon't think you can01:47
bigjoolsroaksoax: go to #launchpad-dev and ask stevek or wgrant01:47
bigjoolsstevenk even01:48
rawangbigjools, well, I don't think I have seen my new node's IP01:48
roaksoaxbigjools: k, i;'ll have to check on tahat tomorrow01:48
roaksoaxi'm off now01:48
roaksoaxttyl01:48
bigjoolsrawang: ok then there is the problem.01:48
bigjoolsroaksoax: ok cheers, good night01:48
bigjoolsrawang: the celery job on the cluster controller parses the dhcp leases file. Can you check to se if it  threw any errors, and can you manually check the actual leases file for your mac01:49
bigjoolssee if there is a host{} entry for it as well01:49
rawangbigjools, yes, there is a host() entry for new node in /var/lib/maas/dhcp/dhcp.lease file,  this node was added/removed a few days ago01:51
bigjoolsrawang: is there a current lease?01:51
wgrantroaksoax: It will fall back to a native package if thrre's no pristine-tar metadata to allow it to recreate the orig.tar.*. Since you can't really create a non-native package without the orig tarball.01:51
rawangbigjools, well the node's IP is 10.214.25.175 (we can ssh into via this IP), and we have seen this record in dhcp.leases, the only problem is the record  was recorded on 11.20 ->01:54
rawanghttps://pastebin.canonical.com/101021/01:54
bigjoolsrawang: is that the most recent lease entry?  It has expired, which is why maas is not writing the dns entry.01:55
roaksoaxwgrant: so what's the recommended way to fix this?01:55
rawangbigjools, that's the most recent lease entry01:56
bigjoolsrawang: ok, on the node, can you look at syslog to see if there's any dhclient errors?01:56
bigjoolsis dhclient running?01:56
rawanglet me check01:56
rawangbigjools, seems like there is no error for dhclient on client side.01:58
rawangNov 26 10:55:15 74ctp dhclient: DHCPRELEASE on bond0.203 to 10.214.0.4 port 6701:58
rawang10.214.0.4 is the maas cluster controller's ip01:58
rawangNov 26 10:55:24 74ctp dhclient: bound to 10.214.25.175 -- renewal in 17171 seconds.01:59
rawangbigjools, more dhclient logs https://pastebin.canonical.com/101022/02:00
rawangbigjools, so client get the ip, but it does not update the maas lease file with latest date, and maas celery failed to add the new dhcp entry to dns record02:01
rawangbigjools, is there any command/option to reload maas dns record from dhcp lease02:01
bigjoolsrawang: so can you find a matching entry in the maas dhcp server log?02:01
bigjoolsis there a rogue dhcp server?02:01
rawangbigjools, :)   I don't get what do you mean by rogue dhcp server?02:02
wgrantroaksoax: You need to include pristine-tar metadata in the branch02:02
wgrantUsing 'bzr import-upstream', for example.02:02
roaksoaxwgrant: ok, thanks!02:02
bigjoolsrawang: is there another dhcp server apart from the maas-controlled one?02:03
bigjoolsyou need to find out where the node got that lease from02:03
rawangbigjools, there are two dhcp services running on maas cluster controller, one for maas managed interface for dns/dhcp , and another dhcpd daemon for the rest of the interfaces.02:03
bigjoolsrawang: and they are *definitely* serving different interfaces?02:04
bigjoolscan you find the lease in the other dhcp daemon's lease file?02:04
rawangbigjools, yes, they are definitely server  different interface without any problem for the current nodes02:05
rawangbigjools, yes, there are two dhcp.lease, one in /var/lib/maas/dhcp/dhcp.lease, the other one is in /var/lib/dhcp/dhcp.leases02:06
bigjoolsrawang: ok you need to find that lease in a server daemon log or lease file02:06
bigjoolsI need to know where it came from02:06
rawangbigjools, the one I paste is from /var/lib/maas/dhcp/dhcp.leases02:06
bigjoolsok02:07
bigjoolsrawang: so is it in /var/lib/dhcp/dhcp.leases?02:13
rawangyes02:13
rawangbigjools, so for short, i think new node entry is in /var/lib/maas/dhcp/dhcp.leases file, but maas didn't update it for dns record :)02:13
bigjoolsrawang: wait02:13
bigjoolswhich leases file is it *current* in?02:13
bigjoolsit is not in the maas one AFAICT because it expired02:14
rawang/var/lib/maas/dhcp/dhcp.leases02:14
bigjoolswhich is why it's not in DNS02:14
bigjoolsrawang: well no, it's not in there02:14
rawangok02:14
bigjoolscan you grep it in the /var/lib/dhcp/dhcp.leases file?02:14
bigjoolsie the non-maas one02:14
rawangbigjools, to grep the different mac from same node from /var/lib/dhcp/dhcp.leases?02:15
bigjoolsrawang: grep the IP address02:16
rawangok02:16
rawangbigjools, yes i can02:17
bigjoolsrawang: and this is the IP for the interface on the maas-dhcp side?02:19
bigjoolsyou presumably have two IPs02:19
bigjoolsrawang: the basic problem is that there is no active lease for the interface that is connected to the maas dhcp. You need to fix this, I don't know why it is not working. There is a dhclient problem or other networking problem you're not telling me about yet.02:20
rawangbigjools, in short, I can get that node's ip from both dhcp leases files02:21
bigjoolsrawang: then you have a fundamental network setup problem02:22
bigjoolssomehow your node has got an IP from the wrong dhcp server02:23
bigjoolsmaas cannot assign a dns entry unless its own dhcp server is used02:23
rawangsorry, keep busy on looking at other problem, will be back soon02:25
rawangbigjools, problem solved, it's because we have another workaround for solved dns problem, which leads to this one :(02:56
rawangbigjools, thanks a lot :)02:56
bigjoolsrawang: ok02:57
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bigjoolsjtv: yo.  So, I need to add something to periodically look for existing dhcp servers.04:34
bigjoolsI was thinking of adding it to the lease parser job, what do you think?04:34
jtvYes.04:34
jtvCombining async jobs sounds hazardous.04:34
bigjoolswell I thought of doing it in pserv but it's a bit of a job04:35
bigjoolssince there's no credential storage there04:35
jtvAh.  Credentials.04:35
bigjoolsyes credentials04:35
bigjoolsbut with the leases job I can just call one more api endpoint and we're off04:36
jtvWhat if we decoupled the probing and the reporting?04:37
bigjoolsin what way?04:37
bigjoolsI'm open04:37
jtvWhere one periodic job says "start probing for DHCP servers, boys" and then another (such as the lease-parser job) reports any DHCP servers that have been seen.04:37
jtvEliminates the wait, if you see what I mean.04:37
jtvAlthough maybe I'm optimising prematurely there.04:38
jtvbigjools: still here?04:45
bigjoolsjtv: sorry, waylaid by something, back a in sec04:45
bigjoolsin a*04:45
jtvok04:45
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bigjoolsjtv: so remind me how often we parse leases?04:59
bigjools30 seconds wasn't it?04:59
* jtv looks05:00
jtvbigjools: once a minute05:00
jtvGuilty thought: "send DHCP probe; parse DHCP leases; send DHCP leases to API; sleep for remainder of DHCP wait period; send DHCP results; done."05:01
bigjoolsjtv: that's exactly what I was thinking :)05:11
jtvThen we're both guilty.05:12
bigjoolsjtv: however, we'd need to do non-blocking IO05:12
jtvNot this way, AFAICT.05:12
bigjoolsso I think sequential is fine05:12
jtv*Sending* the packet should be instantaneous.05:12
jtvWe can start *receiving* once the leases parser is done.05:12
bigjoolswe can05:13
jtv(Never mind the "sleep," I now see: the blocking recv() will do that)05:13
bigjoolsin the example code I did I used a settimeout05:13
bigjoolsso it waits ~3 seconds and then returns05:13
jtvYeah.  For us, the latency of parsing and reporting the DHCP leases would probably hide the latency of probing for a DHCP server, _if_ there is one.05:17
jtvOtherwise, well, at least we could subtract the elapsed time from the timeout.05:18
bigjoolsthere's very very little latency.05:19
bigjoolsyou usually get a response subsecond05:19
jtvShouldn't we cater for the situation where there is no DHCP server?05:31
bigjoolsof course, we'll update the interface every scan05:35
bigjoolsjtv: I'll submit a branch now that has the api side changes so you can see my intended solution to that05:53
bigjoolsjtv: https://code.launchpad.net/~julian-edwards/maas/dhcp-detect-pserv/+merge/19665905:58
xiaolinI got an error while PXE booting : http://picpaste.com/20131126_122922-oSwGs8An.jpg06:27
xiaolinany clue for this?06:27
axwanyone awake? I'd like to see the agent_name for nodes in my MAAS server; what maas-cli invocation do I need to make?06:29
jambigjools, jtv: ^^ is agent_name rendered in output ? I see it in models/node.py and api.py, but not explicitly in any of the templates06:31
bigjoolsno it's not part of templates06:31
bigjoolswhat problem do you have?06:32
axwjam: your idea works - I can just nodes list agent_name=<UUID>06:32
jambigjools: if we acquire using one, we wanted to ensure we did that correctly06:32
axwbigjools: I started a new instance in MAAS, just wanted to ensure it had the same agent_name as the others06:32
jamwe were hoping to see it in "nodes list" but you just have to guess the agent_name and filter yourself06:32
jamwell "guess" in that we have it written elsewhere06:32
bigjoolsyay rushed fixes06:32
bigjoolsok so axw did you answer your own question? :)06:33
axwbigjools: jam answered it for me, thanks :)06:33
bigjoolsok06:33
axwmay as well stay here while I learn how to use maas ;)06:34
gmbMorning jtv. In your review here https://code.launchpad.net/~gmb/maas-test/warn-on-virtual-hardware/+merge/196489 you say "we should be okay w.r.t the change..." (unicode vs bytes again). Is "should" indicating an obligation or is it meant to indicate likelihood?07:05
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jtvHi gmb — I meant likelihood.  My apologies for the ambiguity.08:46
jtvgmb: about that pidfile...  see the two pastebin links on rvba's MP: https://code.launchpad.net/~gmb/maas-test/accept-proxy-config-option/+merge/19666409:12
gmbjtv: Yep, looking, thanks.09:14
jtvOh wait, it's your MP.  :)09:15
gmbYep :)09:16
jtvOn this massive screen I'm in front of, the name at the top is just too far out of the way.  Raphaël's was right in front of me.09:16
bigjoolsjtv: did you make any changes to the dhcp detection stuff yet? I need to start doing things with it and we might tread on each other's toes here09:19
jtvbigjools: yes.  How about I push it now?09:21
bigjoolsjtv: sure09:21
jtvI also have a script that I created for experimentation...  Might as well include that I suppose.09:21
jtvbigjools: pushing to lp:~jtv/maas/probe-dhcp09:22
jtvAnd... done.09:22
bigjoolspwobe09:23
jtvbigjools: adds a scripts/maas-probe-dhcp.py for easy experimentation.09:23
bigjoolsjtv: make a WIP MP so we get a working diff09:23
jtvOK09:23
gnuoyCan global kernel options be set through the cli ? maas-cli maas maas get-config 'kernel_opts' is returning "u'kernel_opts' is not a name=value pair"09:52
gnuoys/set/displayed/09:52
bigjoolsgnuoy: name=kernel_opts IIRC09:58
gnuoybigjools, perfect, thank you09:58
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jtvgmb: oops, I just voted Disapprove on your branch but it looks like it's already merged.10:39
gmbjtv: HOW DARE YOU.10:39
gmbI mean10:39
gmbWhy, what was wrong with it?10:39
jtvI am sorry for being so negative, really I am.  Basically, you were trying to stuff two fixtures into one body.10:40
jtvThe thing has become wholly schizophrenic.  Two personalities, no shared code.10:40
gmbjtv: Nah, it's fine; I'd rather have your negative reviews than most people's positive ones. And you're absolutely right, too. I'll put a branch together to take care of your points now.10:40
jtvThanks.  Very sporting of you.10:43
rvbajtv: since you seems to be in reviewing mode, could you have a look at https://code.launchpad.net/~rvb/maas-test/customize-series-arch/+merge/196685 please?10:45
rvbaseem*10:45
* jtv was trying to get _out_ of reviewer mode for a change10:46
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rvbajtv: all right, no worries, I'll ask someone else to pick it up then.11:08
jtvThanks.11:10
rvbaallenap: time for a review? https://code.launchpad.net/~rvb/maas-test/customize-series-arch/+merge/19668511:11
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gmbjtv, rvba: A branch to deal with the concerns about the overloading of ProxyFixture: https://code.launchpad.net/~gmb/maas-test/fix-buggery/+merge/19669712:01
* gmb -> lunch12:01
jtvLooking.12:01
gmbjtv: Might want to refresh; just pushed another revision.12:02
jtvOK12:03
jtvI was wondering about that class you just removed.  :-)12:04
jtvgmb: done.12:07
jtvrvba: I'm beginning to think that we need a separate version of packages.txt for packages that we expect to be installed for development.12:25
allenaprvba: Sure.12:29
jtvDoes anyone remember what to do about this one?12:54
jtv  Getting distribution for 'psycopg2>=2.4.4'.12:54
jtvError: Picked: psycopg2 = 2.5.112:54
jtvallenap..?12:55
allenapjtv: I tried to help someone with this last week but it was futile. Let me see if I can recreate it.13:00
allenapjtv: Is this in maas or maas-test?13:00
jtvallenap: maas13:01
jtvsaucy13:01
rvbagmb: I'm getting a failing when running the tests on trunk… http://paste.ubuntu.com/6478833/13:01
gmbrvba: Fuckmonkeys.13:01
rvbaThis seems related to landing of your most recent branch.13:01
gmbYeah, that was my bad, I've missed a test run.13:01
gmbFixing it now.13:01
rvbaI think it's trying to import RemoteProxyFixture which does not seem to exist.13:02
gmbYep13:02
allenapjtv: make install-dependencies?13:03
allenapjtv: I can reproduce by removing python-psycopg2.13:03
jtvallenap: I ran that of course.13:04
gmbrvba: https://code.launchpad.net/~gmb/maas-test/agiantpileofarse/+merge/19670913:04
jtvI started hitthing the problem without python-psycopg2 installed.  Installing it didn't help.13:04
allenapjtv: Ah, I can also reproduce now I've installed python-psycopg2! Dammit buildout.13:04
rvba"can we have CI now? Thanks." says gmb.  Seconded :)13:04
gmb:)13:04
rvbaallenap might have a secret script to spin up a juju-deployed tarmac.13:05
allenapjtv: rm -r ~/.buildout/eggs/psycopg2-*.egg13:05
jtvActually, without python-psycopg2 it fails even earlier.  :(13:05
jtvallenap: no ~/.buildout.13:05
allenapOr wherever your buildout cache is.13:05
jtvRemoving the eg...13:06
jtvegg...13:06
jtvNope, back to the same error.13:06
jtvThis is a freshly installed machine, so no old eggs.13:06
allenapjtv: After `make distclean`, does `bzr ignored` report anything?13:07
jtvallenap: bin    ./bin13:08
jtvetc.13:08
jtvSame for eggs, develop-eggs, lib, local, and parts.13:08
gmbrvba: Um, packages.txt seems to be broken: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6478860/13:08
allenapjtv: It should have reported nothing.13:08
gmb(Just removing the comment fixes it, but still)13:08
jtvallenap: what does that mean?13:08
rvbagmb: uh-oh, my bad13:09
allenapjtv: make distclean should have removed all non-versioned files from the tree.13:09
rvbagmb: I'll clean it up…13:09
rvbaI'm still waiting for the diff to show up on your MP…13:09
gmbrvba: Okay. And another +1 in the CI column...13:09
gmbrvba: Yeah, LP seems to be on a go-slow today.13:09
jtvallenap: ah!  "make distclean" fails because "svok" can't be found.13:10
allenapjtv: Interesting! daemontools is probably missing from the package list.13:10
allenapMmm, it's there.13:10
gmbrvba: To save you waiting: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6478874/13:11
gmbWoah, hang on13:11
gmbrvba: Scratch that, I appear to have done something dumb.13:11
gmbOne sec.13:11
jtvallenap: I also had to install libpq-dev and libpython-dev13:11
allenapjtv: Something weird is going on: libpq-dev is in required-packages/dev. libpython-dev is missing, granted.13:12
jtvallenap: make distclean works now, "bzr ignore" says nothing, but still no psycopg2.13:12
jtvWha!?  "make install-requirements" gives me some additional packages now!13:12
gmbrvba: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6478881/13:12
rvbaTa.13:13
jtvallenap: whoops...  lots and lots of additional dependencies in fact.13:13
rvbagmb: approved, and I fixed the packages.txt fuckup.13:14
gmbCool.13:14
gmbrvba: Thanks.13:14
jtvallenap: success!  Installation must simply have failed somewhere.13:28
rvbaallenap: thanks for the review… I'm afraid my change will add more conflicts to the 2 branches you have in progress but solving them will be mostly mechanical…13:30
allenaprvba: Don't worry about it.13:32
allenapjtv: \o/13:32
jtvThat *finally* got to the point where I can test what I wanted to, and the news is bad.  :(13:33
jtvCan't bind to the dhcp client socket when dhclient is running... even on another interface.13:33
allenapjtv: http://freeprogrammersblog.vhex.net/post/linux-39-introduced-new-way-of-writing-socket-servers/2 might help.13:39
rvbagmb: fwiw, MAASFixture.configure_default_series does exactly the sort of config you have to do to make the documentation about --http-proxy be true (i.e. for the proxy to be actually used by the nodes) :).13:40
jtvThanks allenap.  Will look at that tomorrow.13:40
rvbagmb: also, the branch I just landed is the cleanup you and I talked about a few days ago.  The arch and the series for which the images are imported is not hardcoded anymore.13:43
allenaprvba: Is there any need to keep TestMAAS and TestOneNode separate?14:11
gmbrvba: Sweeeeeet. Thanks for the tip.14:13
allenaprvba: I guess TestOneNode has the actual cases, whereas TestMAAS is just utility-like code.14:13
gmbI'm getting TypeErrors... WTF? I'm going to make tea in anger.14:13
rvbaallenap: yes, something like a mixin… I decided to split them up because at some point, it look as if we were about to have multiple test cases… turns out we only needed one so far.14:25
allenaprvba: I won't change it, but I will document it.14:25
rvbaSounds good.14:25
rvbagmb: I see something fishy in maastest/main.py: we pass cls.proxy to MAASFixture() instead of proxy_url.  Looks like a problem to me…14:51
gmbrvba: Yeah, that's a bug — we don't actually have tests for the TestCase infrastructure, which doesn't help — I've got a fix for that in a branch now.14:52
rvbaAll right.14:52
rvbaAlso, I don't see cls.proxy.setUp() being called.14:53
gmbrvba: Yep14:56
rvbagmb: where will polipo put its cache?  It's not obvious from the code…14:57
rvba(I'm asking because I can't have it put large files in ~/, I need to create a symlink to a place where there is space)14:57
gmbrvba: It goes in /var/cache/polipo by default.14:58
rvbaIt can write there even if it's running with my id?14:58
rvbaI doubt it :)14:59
rvbaThe log is full of:15:00
rvbaCouldn't create disk file /var/cache/polipo/archive.ubuntu.com/Uh9N+CMWid7p9wF5hBk53Q==: Permission denied15:00
rvbaCouldn't create disk file /var/cache/polipo/archive.ubuntu.com/Q3DSIlpgswiWnUOrv3cdXQ==: Permission denied15:00
gmbrvba: Hmm, good point, I doubt it too... What an excellent feature!15:00
rvba:)15:00
gmbOkay, so we should fix _that_ then.15:00
rvbagmb: I'll see if I can change the config to cache things in .maas-test/cache15:01
gmbok.15:01
rvbaOn the bright side, it does not cache anything but it does not break :)15:01
gmbYes... that's the kind of failure we like: agreeable uselessness.15:02
gmbrvba: LP's being slow again; does this look good to you: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6479326/15:03
rvbagmb: that's precisely what I've done to test this thing.15:03
gmbExcellent. I'll merge that now.15:04
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bluekingany activity here ?15:31
gmbblueking: Plenty. What kind of activity were you looking for?15:33
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bluekinghardware on router are15:38
bluekingmobo http://www.supermicro.nl/products/motherboard/Xeon/C220/X10SLM_-F.cfm15:38
gmbblueking: I suspect  that maas is more than you need for what you're trying to do. You might be better off asking in #ubuntu or #ubuntu-server15:38
bluekingok15:39
bluekingsame irc server ?15:39
gmbblueking: Yes.15:40
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rvbaallenap: would you be available for a review?15:47
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rvbaallenap: here is the MP, if you have time: https://code.launchpad.net/~rvb/maas-test/fix-cache-config/+merge/19673715:52
rvbagmb: did you start working on setting MAAS' proxy?16:16
rvbagmb: I'll take that as a no :)16:27
rvbagmb: can you have a look? https://code.launchpad.net/~rvb/maas-test/fix-proxy-usage/+merge/19674516:27
rvbaallenap, maybe ^16:27
allenaprvba: Sure.16:46
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