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| NostawRm | info on it seems a little sparse, any way to make cloud-init use openstack's admin_pass from metadata? I could just be missing it in my searches | 17:33 |
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| NostawRm | the options I have found involve changing parts of cloud-init which I'd rather not do so we can update without issue later | 17:34 |
| smoser | NostawRm, patches are welcome, but cloud-init will pull the users ssh keys. | 18:36 |
| smoser | which.. seems more secure and desireable. | 18:36 |
| NostawRm | smoser, wanting to fight with networking configs via vnc | 18:42 |
| NostawRm | you're definitely right, but it seems to have its place, and I did just look through the source, its not there so woo | 18:42 |
| smoser | NostawRm, well, if cloud-init is finding the datasource (which would be required to use the adminpass anyway) | 19:05 |
| smoser | then you can pretty easily just tell it to set a root password | 19:05 |
| smoser | #cloud-config | 19:05 |
| smoser | password: passw0rd | 19:05 |
| smoser | chpasswd: { expire: False } | 19:05 |
| smoser | ssh_pwauth: True | 19:05 |
| smoser | that'll let you log in on console or ssh with ubuntu:passw0rd | 19:06 |
| dgarstang | I have an Ubuntu instance that boots with 2x2Tb disks attached. Cloud-init only formats them to 1Tb. Is this a known issue with cloud-init? | 22:03 |
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