=== Guest33821 is now known as mfisch === mfisch is now known as Guest10736 === harlowja is now known as harlowja_away [09:20] smoser: e.t.a. for 0.7.6 release? [09:20] harlowja_away: upgrading from 6.5 to 7 went rather smooth, atleast for base [09:20] quite impressive [10:17] hiren_: you got that vm running by now?:p [11:06] harmw, is it ready for you? [11:06] i'll release today if so. [11:10] ok, cool [11:10] well afaik it all just works, including configdrive and static networking [11:10] lets just wait a little so hiren_ can confirm this, I'd rather not be the only tester in this [12:47] harmw, cool. hiren_ if you could test that would be awesome. [12:47] harmw, so you will upload that to ports ? [12:47] or submit it for upload? [12:47] i really have no idea how this works. [12:48] no worries, Ill manage that :) [12:49] harmw, so what do you do ? [12:49] is there some doc i can rtfm ? [12:49] porters guide [12:49] let me check [12:49] when i tell someone "look, cloud-init is in freebsd" i don't want to sound like a *complete* idiot. [12:49] i try to limit how much of an idiot i appear. [12:50] its not easy to do [12:50] hehe [12:50] https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/porters-handbook/index.html [12:51] and eventually, this is produced: [12:51] https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=192674 [12:51] so "time needed to include a new port in FreeBSD can vary from a few days to a few months" [12:51] nah [12:52] do you have people that you'd ping that would help you or have you done this before ? [12:52] yup [12:52] cool. [12:52] that bugreport is about one of 2 earlier ports I did [12:52] awesome. [12:52] so your new $work has you working on some of this ? [12:52] submitted on aug/15, committed on aug/18. Fairly quick I'd say :) [12:53] yeah, way more responsive than that cloud-init project [12:53] :P [12:53] $newjob will hopefully ditch vmware and go the openstack route [12:54] they expressed their love during the interview :) [12:54] well, harm everyone loves you [12:54] lol [12:54] have you ever tried freebsd on ec2 ? [12:54] nope [12:55] only in my own openstack cloud [12:55] it'd be nice if i could say that that ds works also. [12:55] which is more like fog, rather than full cloud :p [12:55] +1 [12:56] if I find time, perhaps I can get my hands on a trial account at amazone/azure [12:56] i can spin you some instances if you want for sure. [12:57] ah [12:57] well in that case, all I need is a proper FBSD image with c-i inside [12:57] well, we wont get one with c-i inside as easily. [12:57] you can't upload your own image to amazon? [12:57] i can [12:58] but thats just more painful. i'd just launch one of the freebsd [12:58] and then put cloud-init in, clean up and reboot [12:58] at least for initial testing [12:58] sure thing [12:58] if you want one to poke at let me know. [12:58] definately [12:58] perhaps tonight [12:59] their current image is based on nothing? no automation whatsoever? [13:05] smoser: know what, spin me up an fbsd 10 instance on amazon and Ill look at that somewhere this week [13:06] which most of the time means the same day :P [13:06] harmw, i'm not sure how they build them or what is in them. [13:06] i suspect they have something that pulls in ssh keys [13:06] and possibly runs #! user-data [13:10] hmk, well we'll just have to find out :) smoser, I do hope they offer version 10.0? [13:11] http://paste.ubuntu.com/8514448/ [13:11] harmw, to my knowledge those are the closest to official freebsd images. owned by '118940168514' [13:12] ami-19dae970 10.0-RELEASE 64-bit [13:12] excellent === zz_gondoi is now known as gondoi === harlowja_away is now known as harlowja [17:16] smoser: go ahead and bring me a fbsd instance [17:17] k [17:18] I think I can play with it later tonight, in about 2hrs [17:20] harmw cool, i still haven't convinced myself to go on the RDO list and try to sell anvil to folks, haha [17:21] hah lol [17:21] well, I was stupid enough to post first and check archives later [17:26] :-P [17:26] https://review.openstack.org/#/c/126447/ was something neat though, an alternative to rpm packages if u will [17:27] ^ is similar to what dreamhost and rackspace are doing afaik [17:27] hmk [17:27] interesting [17:28] basically saying screw packages, put everything in a virtualenv, deploy virtualenv [17:28] yup [17:28] sounds adventurous :) [17:28] we (y!) team have considered it, i'm still not sure if its better or worse yet [17:28] well for now, Ill just go back at fixing python deps that are unfilled since upgrading to centos7 :p [17:29] :-P [17:29] fair enough, ha [17:54] harmw, ok. i'll get you an instance. [18:50] hi all [18:51] is there any way to disable SSL verificaation in cloud-init? [19:32] harlowja_, ^ [19:32] jaxxstorm, possibly... you can also put in certificates though [19:34] I did give thata try [19:35] think I'm missing a package [19:39] smoser: ping [19:39] hey [19:39] you got that instance online? [19:41] will do that right now. [19:45] harmw, freebsd 10 ? [19:45] right [19:45] ? [19:45] yup [19:47] k. working on it. i launched one. i think it should come up with an ip here shortly [19:47] wicked [19:50] harm@manbearpig -> ec2-user@54.172.71.8 [19:50] harmw, ^ [19:50] cool [19:50] excellent, I'm in [19:51] hehe, interesting this instance has an xn0 nic [19:51] c-i wont like that [19:51] well, my stupid code won't [19:52] thre are some ec2_* scripts in /usr/local/etc/rc.d [19:58] hm, sounds fun: I should make some discovernetdev() function in freebsd.py [20:03] ok, removed ec2-scripts-1.8 [20:03] lets see if it survives a reboot smoser [20:05] cool, it does [20:05] well thats good :) [20:06] smoser: are all those recent changes/fixes in trunk? [20:07] I guess so.. [20:08] everything shoudl be in trunk, yeah. === harlowja_ is now known as harlowja_away [20:11] smoser: rebooting now, with c-i enabled [20:11] let's see what happens :) [20:12] it's back up, so thats good [20:14] hm, c-i just logs everything to console or something [20:14] Oct 7 20:12:20 ip-10-0-0-158 kernel: Can not apply stage final, no datasource found! Likely bad things to come! [20:14] aw damn, I forgot to edit cloud.cfg [20:15] :) [20:15] you can still get in though [20:15] right ? [20:16] or you need a new instance [20:16] oh ys [20:16] rebooting, again :) [20:16] this time with datasource Ec2 added [20:17] this is an eastcoast instance, right? [20:17] east coast, yeah [20:19] hm, you did something special with the sshkey smoser ? [20:19] since it just added someone else's key to the beastie user :) [20:20] and perhaps you can specify some hostname in the ec2 interface? [20:21] harmw, i dont follow. [20:21] i launched the instance iwth [20:21] smoser's ssh key [20:22] ok, and how did you add my ky? [20:25] vi .ssh/authorized_keys :) [20:26] hihi [20:26] ok [20:26] well I added my key to the c-i created beastie account [20:26] login is ok, sudo works [20:27] can you change the hostname from within the EC2 interface? [20:56] yo [20:58] I want to execute a "User-Data Script". This script needs a few variables. How could I provide them? === harlowja_away is now known as harlowja_ [21:05] harm@manbearpig [21:05] to much southpark harmw [21:05] lol [21:08] lol harlowja_ [21:09] I even have manbearpig.nl and cartman.land :> [21:09] :-P [21:09] nice, ha [21:27] :p === Guest10736 is now known as mfisch === mfisch is now known as Guest69465 [21:54] harmw, you can't change the hostname from within ec2. [21:54] harmw, i have to run. thanks for your sniff. [21:54] i'll make an 0.7.6 tomorrow... would love to have a yahoo (hiren_/harlowja run on it though on freebsd) [22:14] hmmm, hiren_ have u had anytime to work through the above? [22:26] any help for my question, please? [22:27] You have to stuff them into the script somehow, Wulf. EC2 doesn't provide a way to set arbitrary info as you run instances. [22:28] You could add tags later or upload things elsewhere, though. [22:28] Templating FTW [22:28] gholms: then it's the script. Was hoping that cloud-init might provide some key-value store [22:28] thanks [22:29] * gholms looks through modules to see if something reads that kind of thing [22:29] If it's just a plain user-data script then yeah, that's the only input cloud-init is likely to get. [22:30] You might be able to pull off some multi-part trickery, but I'm not at all familiar with how cloud-init handles that. [22:31] gholms: hmm.. I'm using mime-multipart already. MIME supports headers, so that might be a place. But sounds too ugly :) [22:32] If it was up to me I'd template the script or try to put the bits that will change somewhere that it can download. [22:42] gholms: doing that now. Got a deadline for a beta version of the project, can always change it later if I find a neater solution === gondoi is now known as zz_gondoi