=== spammy is now known as Guest81296 === jamespag` is now known as jamespage === Guest81296 is now known as spammy [11:23] Bug #1603947 opened: ntp dhclient exit hook does not remove most servers

[11:29] Bug #1603947 changed: ntp dhclient exit hook does not remove most servers

[11:44] Bug #1603947 opened: ntp dhclient exit hook does not remove most servers

[11:53] Bug #1603947 changed: ntp dhclient exit hook does not remove most servers

[11:59] Hello there, can a normal user add a machine via MAC? If not, how can we let a normal user do that. [12:00] To prevent changing default settings etc.. [12:20] Hi guys. Is there a way to install maas < 2.0 on xenial? [12:22] MonsieurBon: Nope, use 14.04 [12:24] seriously? there is only a beta version available on an LTS server OS? that's a bit disappointing [12:24] Ubuntu LTS Server isn't released yet [12:25] atleast not fully [12:25] that will happen with 16.04.1 [12:25] I would call this released: http://www.ubuntu.com/server [12:25] :) [12:26] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XenialXerus/ReleaseSchedule [12:26] True, but an upgrade for example isn't supported yet [12:26] from 14.04 to 16.04 [12:26] that will happen only when the PointRelease is done [12:27] Ok, good to know [12:27] maas currently is on 2.0rc2 [12:28] so i think it will be final during that time [12:32] ok. Hope the same applies to juju. Because juju 2.0 seems far from stable to me :) [12:32] thx for the clarification anyway [12:53] hi all, I am trying to boot ubuntu VM using iPXE with MaaS [12:53] without success. The error is "no bootable device" [13:22] virginie__, have you configured the vm to boot from the network interface - is it a kvm vm? [13:28] brendand, I checked the box and the VM starts using iPXE but I got an error [13:30] Maas created a bootstrap vm but I have got this error [13:32] error 0x040ee119 [14:10] the pb was that I have 3 different NIC and the iPXE boot on the wrong one. So I need to press F12 key to see boot menu and select the right interface [14:12] also for the minimum kernel, I had to set "trusty" rather than "no minimum" === zz_CyberJacob is now known as CyberJacob [15:36] ;/win 6 [16:45] is it possible to login to the provisioning environment? [17:26] acovrig, yes [17:26] acovrig, by provisioning, in maas-speak, do you mean deployment? or commissioning? [17:27] kiko: I netboot a new client, it boots to an ubuntu login prompt, how do I login to that? [17:28] acovrig, I assume you uploaded SSH keys? [17:29] yes, and I tried logging in from that system as ubuntu and I think as root, what user should it be? [17:31] I’m trying this from 16.04, it hung somewhere on the boot process for quite a while, so I tried 14.04 then it hangs on the ubuntu login after trying to conenct to a 169.254.*.* for a long time [17:31] I just let a 16.04 go for several minutes an eventually got the ubuntu login prompt; how long should I expect it to sit at this prompt before it shutsdown after enrollment? [17:36] acovrig, as ubuntu [17:36] acovrig, hmmm. [17:36] acovrig, I don't know in what phase you are getting stuck. are you enlisting the machine, commissioning or deploying? [17:47] kiko: I’m not sure either; from what I understand I can take a new piece of hardware, netboot it, then it will show up in the MAAS web interface so I can decide what OS and software to run on it. [17:47] acovrig, correct. that first netboot is called "enlistment" [17:48] It’s getting stuck when I netboot it. I believe it’s supposed to enlist in MAAS then shutdown [17:48] acovrig, once enlistment concludes the machine shuts down [17:48] acovrig, ah. so enlistment is not concluding. is it the same for all your machines or do some enlist while others hang? [17:48] all machines [17:49] ok [17:49] acovrig, can the machines reach the internet? [17:49] currenlty I’m doing this in virtualbox on my macbook, but plan to use it to netboot and install MAAS on a physical server (because I have yet to have success installing from USB) [17:50] kiko: are they supposed to? the MAAS server has 2 nics, 1->internet, 2->internal network to the physical&VMs, but doesn’t have a router on it [17:50] am I supposed to manually create FW rules and ipv4_forward rules on the MAAS server so the clients have internet? [17:51] acovrig, enlistment requires packages be installed, which could come from a proxy. the simplest way to ensure it works is to give clients internet access. [17:52] I’m a little confused on how that’s supposed to work: do I need to configure the MAAS server to be a router or not use DHCP on the MAAS server and configure a router to give the netboot DHCP option? [17:56] acovrig, configure the MAAS server to provide DHCP on the segment your clients are on, and have it be a router, or indicate the correct default gateway [17:56] (if you have another router on the segment) [17:56] acovrig, does that make sense? [17:57] I think so, by default, does it configure itself as the router in DHCP, so if I add the FW rules and enable forwarding in the kernel it should work then? [18:00] acovrig, I believe it does advertise itself as the router unless you specify otherwise in the settings page [18:00] acovrig, by FW rules I assume you are going to NAT the clients? [18:01] yea, my plan is to make an openstack cluster between 3 servers (for failover); from what I undertand I can have 1 network for internet (LAN) and a few other networks for cluster management [18:02] currently my thought was to install ubuntu server from my laptop to the 3 servers over an unused cluster network then convert one of them to be the MAAS controller [18:06] right, that works fine [18:06] but indeed, the machines need external access, so you need to set up NAT and routing [18:09] :D I got my first machine to show up in MAAS! I guess I missed something in the docs, or something needs to be specified more clearly in the docs. It booted much quicker too, I guess it was trying to conenct for a while during the boot process [18:10] cool! [18:10] acovrig, yeah, the process and the failure more is still sadly invisible [18:10] acovrig, fortunately once it works it really does work [18:11] yea, unfortunately I’ve been testing this w/a VM nic bridged to a host VLAN that goes to the server room, and I don’t think that will work, so I guess I need to untag my laptop on the cluter network to netboot the servers from my laptop :) [18:12] heh [18:12] too bad virtualbox doesn’t do _real_ network bridges [18:21] Bug #1604103 opened: maas doesn't install in xenial unprivileged container === wolverin_ is now known as wolverineav === acovrig_ is now known as acovrig === acovrig_ is now known as acovrig [19:15] Bug #1604111 opened: MAAS does not allow an interface to be "disconnected" and not have an associated (vlan, fabric) [19:45] Bug #1604103 changed: maas doesn't install in xenial unprivileged container [19:45] Bug #1604128 opened: [2.0RC2] Unable to add a public SSH Key [21:24] Bug #1604128 opened: [2.0RC2] Unable to add a public SSH Key due to lp1604147 [22:01] Bug #1604169 opened: maas login yields "ImportError: No module named 'maasserver'" [22:48] Bug #1604128 changed: [2.0RC2] Unable to add a public SSH Key due to lp1604147

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