[01:10] <mpontillo> hm, I guess myra left. I was going to suggest running: curl http://<maas-ip-address>:5240/MAAS/api/1.0/describe/ | jq
[01:10] <mpontillo> I wonder if the describe command is able to finish describing the API.
[04:17] <mup> Bug #1650587 changed: [FUJ]  It is not clear for users that they need to click on 'Save Selection' to start importing new images <MAAS:Expired> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1650587>
[07:50] <ybaumy> hi. anybody knows maybe how to add vmware chassis with self signed cert? http://paste.ubuntu.com/24018648/
[07:51] <ybaumy> i already imported it to my local maas installation and ran dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates
[07:51] <ybaumy> but im still getting the error. when trying to add the vmware chassis on the cli the maas command changed and doesnt know profile option anymore
[07:53] <ybaumy> could you guys implement an option for importing with unverified ssl cert?
[07:57] <ybaumy> nobody here?
[10:14] <ybaumy> anyone?
[10:42] <ybaumy> i must say that this is really poorly implemented and this for varios versions
[10:42] <ybaumy> as i read in several threads it was working in old ubuntu versions
[10:42] <ybaumy> but python changed
[10:43] <ybaumy> so your documentation should at least point to a workaround.
[10:43] <ybaumy> why add vmware in the first place if its not working
[10:46] <ybaumy> just tell if i waste my time here
[10:46] <ybaumy> at least
[11:32] <ybaumy> ok i had to login to the cli. which is new. and then maas baum machine ... to add the server with unverified https option
[11:32] <ybaumy> now it worked
[17:52] <myra> does the "boot-resources" command in maas cli needs a package or something? because whenever I type it this error pops out "argument COMMAND: invalid choice: u'boot-resources' (choose from 'files', 'node-groups', 'nodes', 'version')"
[18:17] <pmatulis> myra, what exact command did you use?
[18:48] <myra> pmatulis, boot-resources command
[19:03] <Sarah__> "argument COMMAND: invalid choice: u'boot-resources' (choose from 'files', 'node-groups', 'nodes', 'version')" when trying the command "boot-resources"
[19:03] <Sarah__> any ideas ?
[19:49] <mpontillo> Sarah__: what version of MAAS is this?
[19:51] <pmatulis> pmatulis, i meant the exact invocation
[19:51] <pmatulis> grrr
[20:21] <Sarah__> 1.9.4
[20:21] <Sarah__> sorry for replying late
[21:08] <mpontillo> Sarah__: can you do: apt-get install -yu jq ; curl http://localhost:5240/MAAS/api/1.0/describe/ | jq
[21:08] <mpontillo> ^ on the MAAS server
[21:08] <mpontillo> I want to see if the describe endpoint is providing complete information
[21:09] <Sarah__> sure hold on
[21:12] <sarah__> here's the results http://paste.ubuntu.com/24022548/
[21:14] <mpontillo> sarah__: can you include the complete command? I think there might have been a mistake
[21:14] <mpontillo> curl http://localhost:5240/MAAS/api/1.0/describe/ | jq
[21:15] <mpontillo> sarah__: there should be lots of output... here's what it looks like for me on MAAS 2.x http://paste.ubuntu.com/24022567/
[21:16] <sarah__> paste.ubuntu.com/24022568
[21:17] <mpontillo> sarah__: hm, ok, try without jq then. jq will nicely format JSON output for you. but if you aren't getting JSON output it won't work
[21:17] <mpontillo> sarah__: oh, I guess you missed the /1.0/ in that command. that is required
[21:20] <sarah__> http://paste.ubuntu.com/24022591/
[21:21] <sarah__> and with the jq it just says "failed writing body"
[21:42] <mpontillo> sarah__: can you post the contents of your /var/log/maas/regiond.log and /var/log/maas/maas.log?
[21:42] <mpontillo> sarah__: also I would like to see the output of "env" on your system if you don't mind
[21:47] <mpontillo> sarah__: the fact that jq failed tells us something: it seems that on your system, for some reason, we don't seem to be getting valid JSON. that could interfere with the CLI's ability to read the description of the API and present you with the commands