[00:07] i found a message in cloud-init-dev about building a package for cloud-init. i'll post a bug to the debian package if it works. === rangerpb is now known as rangerpbzzzz === harlowja is now known as harlowja_away [06:37] bbradley, should be able to (with dependencies installed) ./packages/bddeb === [1]claudiupopa is now known as claudiupopa [11:03] smoser: thanks. if i have anymore trouble after testing a new version, i'm going to post to the mailing list. === rangerpbzzzz is now known as rangerpb [13:47] oh my [13:47] i think it's because i'm quoting the value of source in apt_sources. [14:13] that's not it [14:14] but something is causing my apt_sources block to quit parsing. if i move my apt_sources block above other statements, the rest of the file is not parsed. [14:14] very strange [14:17] can you show a file that is working and one that is wrong ? [14:17] pastebin [14:18] http://pastebin.com/4uDjfG77 [14:19] this one has the apt_sources statement at the bottom. [14:19] if i moved that statement above other statements, apt_sources & all below it do not execute. [14:19] move [14:19] smoser ^ [14:21] it works if i remove the apt_sources statement. [14:23] bbradley, /var/log/cloud-init-output.log ? [14:23] one moment [14:26] http://pastebin.com/xvdKJAxy [14:28] use paste.ubuntu.com . much less obnoxious [14:28] sure no worries [14:29] (also, for your info, you can 'apt-get install pastebinit; pastebinit /var/log/cloud-init.log') [14:30] sweet [14:30] http://paste.ubuntu.com/10952975/ cloud config [14:30] so what is it that you think failed ? [14:31] apt_sources does not add anything to the sources.list or sources.list.d [14:31] nor are packages installed using using this source. [14:32] -using [14:32] paste /var/log/cloud-init.log ? [14:34] oih i'm on debian so pastebinit made this. [14:34] http://paste.debian.net/170226/ [14:35] fine with me. [14:35] still much less obnoxious than pastebin.com . [14:36] cool [14:36] please observe lines 708 and 709 [14:37] line 708 has warning. yeah. [14:37] it is failing. you will need to declare the mirror for 'security' which you can just define to ftp.debian.org. or maybe None [14:37] let me see how you could do that [14:38] oh ok [14:38] ideally your debian image would have done that for you. [14:38] i can do that with my setup. [14:39] i'm using xen-tools to build images and it copies sources.list from the host machine. [14:40] i suppose cloud-init uses unattended-upgrades packages and needs a security package repo. is that the problem? [14:43] hmm [14:44] i have security in my sources file. [14:44] so you mean in the cloud config. [14:45] http://paste.ubuntu.com/10953096/ [14:45] try adding that stanza [14:50] i noticed the 'security' in the warning immediately but was not sure of the context until your help just now. [14:51] done [14:51] will be a few minutes until i know if it works. [14:53] what do you mean by 'debian image would have done that for you'? [14:59] ah [15:00] my cloud.cfg (unedited from official package install) only has a failsafe for the primary. [15:03] smoser: that worked. [15:03] thanks a bunch [15:09] will file a bug with debian cloud-init. [15:09] the default cloud.cfg should have a failsafe security mirror in it. === harlowja_away is now known as harlowja [17:26] https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=783847 [18:46] hi there, can I inject a cloud init file into an existing running openstack instance? [18:46] and then have it run of course === setient_ is now known as setient === rangerpb_ is now known as rangerpbzzzz