[16:48] <Faizal> Can we run just one module for ex:- users-group module when we run the cloud init manually?
[16:50] <Faizal> When we run "cloudinit init"  it will execute all the modules... Right...?
[16:50] <Faizal> What if I want to run just users-group module
[16:53] <Faizal> Pls help
[17:09] <izalmul> Anyone here
[18:07] <harmw> always nice when ppl drop questions and leave...
[18:08] <kwadronaut> didn't we have irc logs somewhere? 
[18:09] <kwadronaut> no need to stick around, just grab the rss of the public logs ;-)
[20:56] <andreyst> Hi all, cloud-init doesn't seem to execute user-data for some reason
[20:56] <andreyst> I see that it reads it and puts in userdata.txt
[20:56] <andreyst> But I see no script output (it writes to /tmp/test.log), when I manually execute bash user-data.txt it works ok
[20:56] <andreyst> What could be the reason?
[20:57] <andreyst> Do I have to explicitly specify the need to execute user data in config somehow?
[21:10] <larsks> andreyst: what does your user-data look like?
[21:10] <andreyst> just a simple bash script
[21:10] <andreyst> @larsks #!/bin/bash then some echos
[21:11] <larsks> Hmm.  And looking in /var/log/cloud-init.log (or cloud-init-output.log) are there any errors (or any indication that it executed)?
[21:11] <andreyst> larsks: I see its contents in /var/lib/cloud/instance, in user-data.txt and scripts/part-001
[21:11] <andreyst> larsks: I see it is getting read, I see no errors and no indication that it was executed whatsoever
[21:12] <andreyst> also I see on the internet some reference to /etc/init.d/cloud-init-user-scripts, I don't have this file for some reason
[21:12] <larsks> Anyway, to answer one of your earlier questions, you shouldn't need to perform any explicit configuration to get it to execute.
[21:12] <andreyst> larsks: yeah, that's how it worked for me earlier
[21:12] <andreyst> thought something might have changed since then
[21:12] <larsks> What distribution are you booting?
[21:12] <andreyst> ubuntu@ip-10-222-222-127:/var/lib/cloud/instance$ uname -a
[21:12] <andreyst> Linux ip-10-222-222-127 3.13.0-44-generic #73-Ubuntu SMP Tue Dec 16 00:22:43 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[21:13] <andreyst> it is AWS provided ubuntu server ami
[21:15] <larsks> Do you have the AMI ID handy?  I can try booting it myself and see what happens.
[21:15] <andreyst> yeah, sec
[21:16] <andreyst> ami-234ecc54
[21:16] <andreyst> it's in eu-west-1
[21:16] <larsks> Okay. Let me see about getting that booted...
[21:17] <andreyst> this is my userdata: http://pastie.org/9992180
[21:18] <andreyst> oh man, this dumb version actually works. Guess it is something in the script after all! 
[21:18] <larsks> Yay!
[21:18] <andreyst> Thanks a ton for your help, man!
[21:19] <larsks> Eh, I did nothin'.  Glad it's working, though.
[21:19] <andreyst> you listened
[21:19] <andreyst> you know that's almost always a solution :)
[21:19] <larsks> Yup! :)