[13:33] Linuturk, not really. [13:33] but you can make the url whatever you want [13:33] so http://example.com/foo/$INSTANCE_ID?linturk-says-hello=true [13:41] sec [17:48] alexpilotti: after booting a Windows2012 image, whats the method to retrieve the administrator passwor? [17:48] harmw: nova get-password [17:49] excellnt [17:49] thanks! [17:50] harmw: you’re welcome! [17:51] hehe, and it actually works :) [17:51] nice [17:51] harmw: :-) [17:52] harmw: that’s the only secure way to handle passwords [17:52] I can imagine [17:52] harmw: all other options require passing clear text passwords in a way or the other [17:53] do you support user-data to configure stuff like timezone? [17:54] harmw: userdata as in #cloud-config? [17:54] kind of, yes [17:55] just some way of pushing scripts/stuff in to the image at deploymnt-stage [17:55] harmw: you can pass a powershell userdata script that can do anything you want, iincluding setting the timezone or [17:55] ah [17:55] great [17:56] not as structured (abstract) as cloudinit, but it'll certainly do just fine :) [17:56] thanks [17:56] harmw: alternatively you can use the same cloud-config format used on linux, where we support the non-linux specific features, including timezone [17:56] oh, so you do? [17:56] harmw: it’s actually funny that you mentioned the timezone [17:56] harmw: as that specific bit is currently under review :-) https://review.openstack.org/#/c/166795/ [17:57] hehe cool [17:57] so expect to see it merged in a few days max [19:30] harmw, cloud-init 2.0 is windows friendly. [19:30] and alexpilootti and company will be helping there. [19:30] excellent [19:31] no point in having 'forks' [19:31] we should be making more noise in regards of fbsd as well some time [19:31] yes. and that is a target of 2.0 from the start... so you can be in volved ther e:) [19:32] (btw, I'm not saying cloudbase is just some bad fork, its great and even beter to see it will fully merge for 2.0) [19:32] hehe [19:35] ;) === mfisch is now known as Guest90957 [21:12] So if I just apt-get installed cloud-init on a server and want to try some of the examples just through the CLI, what to do? [21:12] Not through any 3rd party provider / e.g. AWS cli tools [21:12] I just want to know where to put the YAML / scripts and what cloudinit commands to run