[03:06] I've to provision 10 bare metal servers - what is a good way to do this, apart from installing by hand and then running a install script for installing what i need. [04:06] codepython777, you might want to take a look at ansible [04:06] https://launchpad.net/~ansible/+archive/ubuntu/ansible [04:06] https://launchpad.net/~ansible/+archive/ubuntu/ansible [04:10] vbotka know about sshkeys? [04:11] vbotka: I am using ansible - but I need an easy way to apt-get ansible and then run the playbook - assuming i have baremetal === JanC is now known as Guest35692 === JanC_ is now known as JanC === Lunar_La1p is now known as Lunar_Lamp [09:11] trying to install 12.04, after system installation i can only see memtest in grub [09:11] any idea why ? === cargonza is now known as cargonza-holiday [12:40] jamespage: coreycb: can we still get python-keystoneauth1=2.4.1 into xenial? it was in yakkety for a short time, but has been superseded there by 2.7.0. the latter probably is too new for mitaka, though [12:40] frickler, we likely can if there are some high priority bug fixes [12:41] coreycb, tbh if its a point release ontop of 2.4, we can push it through under the micro release exception that the SRU team can grant whenever now === allquixotic_ is now known as allquixotic [12:41] jamespage, yes [12:41] jamespage, frickler: we'll work on that [12:42] ah, I already had a bug open for it: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/xenial/+source/python-keystoneauth1/+bug/1586900 [12:42] Launchpad bug 1586900 in python-keystoneauth1 (Ubuntu Xenial) "[SRU] keystoneauth1 2.4.1 for Xenial/Mitaka" [Medium,Triaged] [12:45] frickler, thanks! [13:02] Is there a way to validate json documents in the command line? [13:12] ddellav, coreycb, cargonza-holiday: made the decision to move OpenStack things to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OpenStack [13:12] from out of ServerTeam [13:13] jamespage, seems like a better place these days [13:14] jamespage, what ever happened to the 36 months of support for LTS+2 release? is that still happening? === inaddy is now known as tinoco === iberezovskiy_ is now known as iberezovskiy === smoser` is now known as smoser [14:22] im trying to use pv remotely like this> ssh user@host "pv dump.sql | mysql -u -p" but the pv progress bar does not show up. How can I see it? [14:22] skylite: add -t to ssh command to allocated a tty. [14:23] err, to allocate a tty [14:24] jrwren brilliant thx === zul_ is now known as zul [15:24] my ec2 instance has begun running very slow. I tried stopping and starting it in case it was an issue of the host... are there some easy checks to see what's going on? [15:30] vmstat, iostat [15:31] has anyone seen this error? http://paste.ubuntu.com/17597189/ I'm getting similar errors if I try to do tab completion on a systemctl command [15:32] ddellav, jamespage: ci update: nova newton - patches dropped/rebased, neutron mitaka - opened bug/patched out new test that landed and is failing, aodh mitaka - updated to install new aodh-data-migration tool, designate liberty - uploaded dh-python != fix to wily review queue [15:40] hggdh: hrm, that's really weird! it is completely GPLv3... [15:41] hggdh: I have not idea... [15:44] kirkland: yeah. But gnome-software center thinks otherwise :-) [15:44] hggdh: I have no idea why; if someone figures out why, I'm happy to go and fix it :-) [15:45] heh [16:31] beisner, nova 2:13.0.0-0ubuntu5~cloud0 is ready to promote to xenial-proposed [16:31] that is, mitaka-proposed [16:34] hi coreycb, promoted nova 13.0.0-0ubuntu5~cloud0 -> mitaka-proposed re: bug 1576093 [16:34] bug 1576093 in Ubuntu Cloud Archive "[SRU] block migration fail with libvirt since version 1.2.17" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1576093 [16:34] beisner, thanks sir [16:34] coreycb, yw sir [16:47] Anyone uses ruby-switch(1) here? === iberezovskiy is now known as iberezovskiy|off [17:49] I've to provision 10 bare metal servers - what is a good way to do this, apart from installing by hand and then running a install script for installing what i need. [17:49] presseed ? [17:50] preseed [17:52] ikonia: is there something better than pxe, preseed, ...or anything that is not 20 years old and painful to use? [17:52] whats wrong with pxe and preseed ? [17:52] you can use it with image based deployment too [17:54] ikonia: is there an easier way? I've not used them, but the way they are designed looks ... not nice [17:54] codepython777: they are really really easy to use [17:54] doesn't take long to setup [17:55] ikonia: in preseed, can i use my own ansible playbook - to play at the end? [17:55] codepython777: sure thing [17:55] codepython777: once the box comes up and deploys just run the playbook [17:55] codepython777: you could even put that in as a "post" script [17:55] cool [17:55] Let me try preseed [17:56] first few times, you'll screw it up [17:56] don't worry about it [17:56] once you click with it, you'll fly [17:56] codepython777: maas is very good and open source. [17:56] codepython777: http://maas.io [17:57] you like maas ? [17:57] its come a long way ;] [17:57] no doubt, it just still feels immature and lacking features [17:57] what kind of features? [17:58] i use it for a specific case, it works well for my case. I can see how it may not work well for other cases. [17:58] so for example how it doesn't depend on the underlying platform technology it does it's "own" thing [17:58] I may give the current version a try [17:58] I just don't see what it has over say foreman [17:59] i'm not sure what that means. [17:59] it does depend on "underlything platform technology" afaict. Being a string of words, we might expect different things from "underlyhing platform technology" [17:59] maybe it's time to give it another try and see where it is "now" [18:00] is it still run by canonical ? [18:00] it looks very similar to foreman to me. I've not played with theforeman. Maybe I should. [18:00] yes, it is still run by canonical [18:01] foreman does physical/virtual has plugins for providers such as dhcp providers, dns providers etc etc [18:01] I'll give maas a spin now with the current build [18:05] checking out mass [18:06] jrwren: In my case, I will have to provision one machine with mass, and then PXE boot the 10 machines? [18:07] think of mass as a manger/wrapper for pxe in your example [18:07] once the machines are booted maas can be used to manage them [18:08] codepython777: yes. [18:13] jrwren: what is a good place to get suport on mass? (mailing list? here?) [18:18] codepython777: askubuntu, #maas [18:19] Hello , Has anyone tried to set grub password on 12.04. I need some help. I did set up superuser to /etc/grub.d/40_custom however the system on its boot just drops to an shell where user manually [18:19] needs to enter the password to boot [18:19] type in [18:19] iamrediculous [18:20] while trying to add --unrestricted as menuentry argument it just boots to memtest [18:21] i did try out the solution provided by Alain Regura (http://askubuntu.com/questions/499264/how-to-set-up-grub2-password-in-an-easy-way) it works well for 14.04 [18:22] but not on 12.04 [18:23] yeah the grub password behaviour completely changed between 12.04 and 14.04 :( [18:24] rattking:documentation on them are not very clear https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Passwords [18:25] while i try to user --users in 12.04 every reboot i just need to take up a console and manually type in username/password to boot the system [18:26] TIMEOUT in /etc/default/grub just ticks down and then drops to shell where i need to just enter the passord to boot the system === degorenko is now known as _degorenko|afk === Beautiful is now known as Bae === bradm_ is now known as bradm