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mupBug #1628729 opened: first partition for sda disk starts with sda-part2 instead of sda-part1 <MAAS:New> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1628729>01:09
mupBug #1628761 opened: netaddr assumes MAC OUI is ascii <MAAS:New> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1628761>03:57
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baldpopehey guys, I have what seems like a dumb question regarding maas / openstack install14:33
baldpopein the series of articles, you setup vlan trunk ports to each blade, but when the blade boots, the ports are in trunk mode, and the blade wont get a dhcp offer, because it doesn't know about the trunk14:35
baldpopedid I miss something?14:36
baldpopehttp://insights.ubuntu.com/2016/01/22/hardware-setup-deploying-openstack-on-maas-1-9-with-juju/ - scroll down to the switch config and it's all tagged traffic, not sure how the blade (prior to os) knows about the invidiaul vlans14:37
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baldpopeignore my previous comments, i was following the maas article too literally and did not have the switch ports in the correct mode to support pvid15:52
baldpopegot it resolved15:52
baldpopei think15:52
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baldpopeduring commissioning - when I boot one of the blades, throwing lots of errors running url_helper16:25
baldpopehttps://imagebin.ca/v/2wlKdY5kHFgt16:25
baldpopeeventually it just hangs here https://imagebin.ca/v/2wlL5KuXBAvX16:26
baldpoperather, sitting at a login prompt - but never completes commissioning in maas16:32
shubjerobaldpope: i had the same problem the other day. are you using the correct maas_url in rackd and regiond configs?16:55
shubjerobaldpope: I run maas 'all in one'.. regiond and rackd running on one server. both my rackd.conf and regiond.conf point to localhost for maas_url16:56
shubjeroroot@maas:~# grep url /etc/maas/regiond.conf16:57
shubjeromaas_url: http://localhost/MAAS16:57
shubjeroroot@maas:~# grep url /etc/maas/rackd.conf16:57
shubjeromaas_url: http://localhost:5240/MAAS16:57
roaksoaxshubjero: you need to change that16:58
roaksoaxshubjero: change /etc/maas/rackd.conf to point to an actual IP address machines can reach to16:58
roaksoaxshubjero: maas_url in regiond.conf is the IP that machines can reach to if we can't automatically determine from which rack they boot from16:59
roaksoaxshubjero: but they need to be reacheable16:59
shubjeromaas seems to break if i change it to the only IP used by maas17:01
shubjerowhen its localhost, i can discover, comission, and deploy nodes (although deploy breaks near the end lol)17:01
mupBug # opened: 1629004, 1629008, 1629011, 162901917:05
shubjeromy deploys fail at stage config and stage final, tracebacks17:05
mupBug #1629022 opened: [2.1, UI] Broken 'images page' link <MAAS:Confirmed> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1629022>17:35
mupBug #1629026 opened: [2.1] Images have been imported, but can't add a chassis <MAAS:Triaged> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1629026>17:35
mupBug #1629022 changed: [2.1, UI] Broken 'images page' link <MAAS:Confirmed> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1629022>17:38
mupBug #1629026 changed: [2.1] Images have been imported, but can't add a chassis <MAAS:Triaged> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1629026>17:38
mupBug #1629022 opened: [2.1, UI] Broken 'images page' link <MAAS:Confirmed> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1629022>17:41
mupBug #1629026 opened: [2.1] Images have been imported, but can't add a chassis <MAAS:Triaged> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1629026>17:41
mupBug #1629045 opened: [2.1] When failing to download images, MAAS leaves old files in the fs <MAAS:Confirmed> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1629045>18:11
shubjerocurtin is the most confusing thing ever18:32
shubjeroI just want my BIOS booted system to use a GPT partitioning scheme on deploy18:33
shubjeroFollowing this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/646278/how-to-ask-curtin-to-use-gpt-instead-of-mbr-with-maas18:33
shubjeroi need to add block-meta: & format: gpt to the curtin_userdata file but i have no idea where18:33
baldpopeshubjero, maas_url=the IP for 10.14.0.1 - which is the IP of eth118:37
baldpopei dont have a rackd.conf in /etc/maas18:37
mupBug #1629061 opened: Release and list IPs reserved by another user <MAAS:New> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1629061>18:44
baldpopecalling http://169.254.169.254/ ...18:45
baldpopenetwork unreachable...18:46
baldpopejust continues to spew...18:46
baldpopethen it just ends up at a console login promt18:47
shubjerobaldpope: try dpkg-reconfigure maas-regiond18:50
shubjerofollow the wizard to set the maas_url, then reboot the maas server.. retry your comission18:50
baldpopeshubjero, when running, the only prompt is to enter the IP, presumably for eth118:55
baldpopeand it's set18:55
shubjerobaldpope: just re-set it, then reboot.. and try again.. honestly my impressions of maas so far are that its extremely buggy19:08
* baldpope sigh19:09
baldpopeok19:09
baldpopeshubjero, there's a reference to an iptable entry that needs to be set - but I have no iptables rule19:10
baldpopedo you?19:10
shubjeroiptables on my maas server is set to accept all19:11
shubjerobaldpope: why arent you running rack-controller.. aka rackd?19:11
shubjeropretty sure thats required.. also.. how did you install maas?19:11
baldpopeinstalled maas through apt-get19:11
baldpopeas per http://insights.ubuntu.com/2016/01/23/maas-setup-deploying-openstack-on-maas-1-9-with-juju/19:11
shubjeroI did a 2.0 install of 'maas region controller' right from the ubuntu 16.xx ISO19:13
shubjeroand it installs region-controller and rack-controller19:13
shubjerohttp://pastebin.com/rrcL5LEd19:13
jheggebaldpope: check maas-region local_config_get --maas-url, make sure it's pointed at your maas server IP, otherwise set it explicitly.  i had to do that w/ 1.9 when i saw the 169 IPs19:13
baldpopejhegge, where is that?19:14
jheggebaldpope: it's a binary on your maas install server19:14
baldpopemaas-region command not found19:15
baldpopemaas-region-admin?19:15
baldpopejhegge,  sudo maas-region-admin local_config_get --maas-url19:15
baldpopemaas_url: http://10.14.0.1/MAAS19:15
jheggenot in your path, i can't recall where it's at.  try maas-region-admin, might be it changed from 1.919:15
baldpopethat IP is the eth1 address19:15
jheggebaldpope: that IP needs to point to the right interface, if it's not you can use local_config_set --maas-url to change it19:17
jheggei saw this several times depending on how i'd setup the server19:17
shubjerobaldpope: i believe i followed this when i had the same problem as you: http://askubuntu.com/questions/352363/virtualbox-maas-help-needed19:19
shubjerobut i mean, ultimately its just making sure you have that maas_url variable set correctly.. which you've already confirmed19:19
shubjerobut like i said.. pretty buggy.. reboot once.. might not work.. reboot again.. works suddenly19:19
shubjeroi still have flaky dhcp service with maas.. literally doesnt work on some reboots19:20
baldpopei dont mind rebooting again - but still...19:20
shubjeroyeah i know *shrug*19:20
baldpopejhegge, when you say the 'right interface' - do you mean the maas internal one?19:25
jheggebaldpope: the one you want to serve TFTP to nodes19:26
baldpopeok, then yea -it's set correctlyt19:26
jheggei always had this: http://<maas-ip>:5240/MAAS    perhaps the port is needed19:27
baldpopehm, port wasn't there, I'll add it19:29
mupBug #1629080 opened: [2.1 ipv6] deploying machine needs connectivity to maas <maas-ipv6> <MAAS:New> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1629080>19:29
baldpopebtw - not sure if it matters, but I'm on 14.0.4?19:30
baldpopeshould I reinstall the maas host with 16?19:30
baldpopeor do a dist-upgrade?19:30
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baldpopejhegge, on the internal, right?19:32
shubjeroAnyone come across this before? http://imgur.com/a/xspnc19:33
shubjero'Can not apply stage config, no datasource found! Likely bad things to come!19:33
shubjeroTraceback19:33
jheggebaldpope: I don't know what you mean by internal but the maas-url needs to be on the interface that is pointed at your nodes19:35
baldpopeok, then yea - from the guide the eth0 would be 'public' and eth1 (along with the sub interfaces) were all internal19:36
baldpopeadded the port19:36
baldpoperebooting a node19:36
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baldpopeno change19:39
baldpopehm19:39
baldpopehm19:40
baldpopeok - dumb question19:40
baldpopei have a total of 6 nics in the node/blade19:40
baldpopeeth0 - 3 are an add on card, while eth4 and eth5 are onboard - I currently have the onboards plugged in and the add-ons are vacant19:41
baldpopeis it possible it's trying to use eth0, which has no binding?19:41
baldpopethe default route is out eth4, so I wouldn't think so...19:41
baldpopehttps://imagebin.ca/v/2wmIJe2y8guB19:42
shubjerobaldpope: yeah that looks fine19:48
shubjeroyour maas is in the 10.14.0.0/24 ?19:50
shubjeroah yep, just read up19:50
baldpope /2019:50
baldpopebut yea19:50
shubjerosorry, meant to type /2019:50
shubjeroI cant get UEFI or BIOS deploy's working. BIOS deploys end up with tracebacks near the end of the deploy. UEFI deploys just drop at the GRUB boot. Enticing me to just use Foreman19:53
shubjeroThe support and documentation for maas sucks19:53
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baldpopeshubjero, i got it working - was able to deploy20:38
shubjerobaldpope: me too! lol20:40
shubjeroonly using UEFI though (which is fine)20:41
baldpopeinteresting note (expected?) no default route set20:42
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mupBug #1629106 opened: DHCP probe service fails for interfaces with no IP address assigned <MAAS:New> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1629106>21:17
baldpope confirming - i cannot change the network settings for a deployed node, it must be in the ready state?21:29
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