[07:55] <sarah__> mpontillo, here you go http://paste.ubuntu.com/24025389/
[08:01] <sarah__> and I couldnt paste the region.log in the pastebin
[08:14] <sarah__> https://files.fm/u/sje8vraz#_
[08:14] <sarah__> that's the regiond file
[20:53] <mpontillo> sarah__: which version(s) of Ubuntu are you running? If you are on 14.04, the supported MAAS release is 1.9.x. If you are on 16.04, the supported MAAS release is 2.x. the reason I ask is, in your regiond.log I see references to API 2.0. while I think that should work fine, it's a hint that there might be an unsupported combination of versions
[20:54] <mpontillo> I would not recommend running MAAS on a non-LTS Ubuntu release.
[20:54] <sarah__> 14.04
[20:56] <sarah__> and its using the API 1.0
[21:05] <mpontillo> sarah__: can you integrity check your MAAS install? such as:
[21:06] <mpontillo> sudo apt-get install -yu debsums
[21:06] <mpontillo> debsums -s $(dpkg --get-selections | grep maas | awk '{print $1}')
[21:15] <mpontillo> sarah__: also I would really like to know what your $LANG (or any other environment variable that might affect character encoding) is set to; it might be that the API description is being truncated for some encoding-specific reason