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| Guest44353 | Anyone up late and looking to lend me a hand, I have been fighting with this for 2 days and at this point I'm not getting any further. Cloud-init, cloud-config AWS EC2 using #include with a file:/// directive, using a multipart setup, so that I can grab/build my #cloud-config file and load it locally on the server, and then have the cloud-init take it and run with it. I've gotten further with it, but as of now cloud-init never | 04:35 |
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| Guest44353 | finishes and thus I am locked out of the instance I'm trying to create. | 04:35 |
| Guest44353 | https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?messageID=720556򯺬 for any further information on what I've tried and where I am at | 04:36 |
| Guest44353 | Failed to start Initial cloud-init job, interesting that seems like something what was fixed in (LP: #1432758) yet I just hit it.. Guess i can break anything if I try hard enough. | 04:59 |
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| tmblue | bah | 04:59 |
| tmblue | ahh CentOS 7 is running 0.7.5 this was fixed in 0.7.7,, I'll take a look at see what CentOS 7 has in their repo's, ahh 0.7.5 w0w, almost a year later.. | 05:05 |
| tmblue | okay maybe this one someone can answer, while I continue banging my head, is there a clean way to run cloud-init via the command line on an instance pointed at the multipart created file to see what it does? And then clean up after it and try it again | 05:12 |
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