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[12:14] <v92> Hi, it seems that MAAS generates network config during deployment even for devices that are in Unconfigured (interfaces are not used or connected) state after commisioning. I have version 2.2.1 (6078-g2a6d96e-0ubuntu1~16.04.1)
[12:14] <v92> do you have same experience ?
[12:14] <v92> seems like bug to me
[12:14] <v92> get-curin-config shows
[12:15] <v92>   - id: eno3
[12:15] <v92>     mac_address: 80:18:44:e0:d4:0a
[12:15] <v92>     mtu: 1500
[12:15] <v92>     name: eno3
[12:15] <v92>     subnets:
[12:15] <v92>     - type: dhcp
[12:15] <v92>     type: physical
[12:15] <v92>   - id: eno4
[12:15] <v92>     mac_address: 80:18:44:e0:d4:0b
[12:15] <v92>     mtu: 1500
[12:15] <v92>     name: eno4
[12:15] <v92>     subnets:
[12:15] <v92>     - type: dhcp
[12:15] <v92>     type: physical
[12:16] <v92> they should be ignored
[12:16] <roaksoax> v92: i tested something with network configuration yesterday and it did not configure interfaces with DHCP that are "unconfigured"
[12:17] <v92> what version do you use ?
[12:17] <roaksoax> v92: 2.2.2, but between 2.2.1 and 2.2.2 there hasn't been changes in network config
[12:18] <roaksoax> let me try to re-test
[12:18] <v92> I'm using dell for this test and I'm using only first two interfaces
[12:19] <v92> it prolongs boot time of server because it tries to get address with DHCP which wont work but it takes about two minutes
[12:21] <roaksoax> yup, i'll run a quick test
[12:21] <roaksoax> in the meantime, do you mind getting the output of
[12:22] <v92> output of ?
[12:22] <roaksoax> maas admin interfaces read <systemd_id>
[12:23] <v92> https://pastebin.com/JAgFdrdx
[12:26] <roaksoax> v92: so eno3/eno4 are unconfigured
[12:26] <roaksoax> v92: but do show this "        "links": [
[12:26] <roaksoax>             {
[12:26] <roaksoax>                 "id": 939739,
[12:26] <roaksoax>                 "mode": "dhcp"
[12:26] <roaksoax> "
[12:29]  * roaksoax brb, reboot
[12:30] <v92> yep, that's what I'm saying
[12:30] <v92> for some reason they're configured for dhcp even they're not configured to be
[12:31] <roaksoax> v92: do you have a external dhcp server connected to those interfaces ?
[12:39] <v92> to eno3 and eno4 ? they aren't connected
[12:41] <roaksoax> v92: I'm testing now to see if I can reproduce
[12:46] <v92> gr8
[12:48] <roaksoax> v92: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25382734/
[12:48] <roaksoax> v92: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/25382746/
[12:48] <roaksoax> v92: jus commissioned and deployed a machine and it works as expected
[12:49] <roaksoax> v92: has this maas been upgraded or did you use to manage those interfaces with DHCP or anything of the sort ?
[12:50] <v92> it was upgraded but now I realize why does it behave this way
[12:52] <v92> I have oneline patch that resets devices to DHCP because I needed them to be in that configuration after release.I didn't trust users that they will set it every time before deployment as it was needed.
[12:53] <roaksoax> gotcha :)
[12:53] <v92> I was thinking it it does only on enabled devices but device can be enabled regardless of its connected state
[12:53] <v92>         # Set LINK_UP mode on all the other enabled interfaces.
[12:53] <v92>         for interface in self.interface_set.all():
[12:53] <v92>             if interface == boot_interface:
[12:53] <v92>                 # Skip the boot interface as it has already been configured.
[12:53] <v92>                 continue
[12:53] <v92>             if interface.enabled:
[12:53] <v92>                 interface.ensure_link_up()
[12:53] <v92>                 interface.link_subnet(INTERFACE_LINK_TYPE.DHCP, None)
[12:53] <v92> in maasserver/models/node.py
[12:54] <v92> that last line is mine
[12:54] <roaksoax> v92: yeah "link_subnet" will basically tell it to bring it up
[12:56] <v92> I will probably just delete those sections in interfaces file during deployment and it would behave as expected
[12:58] <v92> roaksoax: anyway, thank you for your time !
[13:18] <roaksoax> v92: glad to help
[15:11] <ybaumy> roaksoax: did you hear anything from the bug with the resolv.conf?
[15:13] <mup> Bug #1441624 changed: MAAS squid proxy doesn't support using an upstream proxy <landscape> <MAAS:Fix Released by bjornt> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1441624>
[15:19] <mup> Bug #1441624 opened: MAAS squid proxy doesn't support using an upstream proxy <landscape> <MAAS:Fix Released by bjornt> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1441624>
[15:25] <mup> Bug #1441624 changed: MAAS squid proxy doesn't support using an upstream proxy <landscape> <MAAS:Fix Released by bjornt> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1441624>
[15:35] <roaksoax> ybaumy: nothing really, one thing I have to test is whether the dns resolution while cloud-init is working
[15:35] <roaksoax> ybaumy: cause it could be that the interface re-requested dhcp and something cased it not to obtain dns
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[18:25] <mup> Bug #1597801 changed: cannot create node VLAN interfaces on centos <MAAS:Fix Released> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1597801>
[18:25] <mup> Bug #1697931 changed: [2.2,snap] Proxy isn't running after installing the snap <snap> <MAAS:Invalid> <MAAS 2.2:Invalid> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1697931>
[19:44] <Pepper> Hi. I'm searching for a solution for the following problem: I have a rack controller with 5 interfaces which are automatically picked up by maas, i.e. creating fabrics and subnets etc. I want MAAS to handle only two of these subnets so I set all the other subnets to "unmanaged". However it seems that this does not affect DNS behavior. When I try to ping the rack controller from a node in my network it retrieves to a local ip of an unman
[19:44] <Pepper> Is there a way to specify which subnet to prefer? Ultimately I don't want MAAS to care about any of the other subnets.
[19:57] <roaksoax> Pepper: i dont understand this "itr retrieves to a local ip of an unman" ?
[19:58] <Pepper> To a ip on the rack controller which is not connected to the rest of the network
[19:59] <Pepper> there are 5 subnets on the rack controller but only 2 are accessible from the deployed nodes
[19:59] <roaksoax> Pepper: so you are pinging to the hostname of the rack instead of the ip of the rack
[19:59] <roaksoax> Pepper: try <iface>.<name>.<domain>
[19:59] <roaksoax> Pepper: try <iface>.<hostname>.<domain>
[19:59] <Pepper> sure that works
[19:59] <Pepper> but I want it to resolve to a different default ip
[20:00] <Pepper> I don't want to specify that specific network interface
[20:01] <roaksoax> i can't remember fi we did that or not
[20:01] <roaksoax> mpontillo: ^^ can you ?
[20:01] <roaksoax> i /thought/ you could decide to change which interface gets the hostname ... remember ?
[20:01] <Pepper> Previously I just deleted the unused subnets but every time I restart maas they are picked up again
[20:02] <mpontillo> roaksoax: Pepper: I think if you set the default gateway interface using the API, that's what we'll select
[20:03] <mpontillo> Pepper: someone on the mailing list just mentioned this problem; the solution they came around to was to use lxd/lxc to create a container to run MAAS inside, so that only the relevant interfaces would appear to be on the controller in the first place
[20:05] <mpontillo> huh. 2017-08-24 20:05:24 maasserver.preseed: [warn] WARNING: '/etc/maas/preseeds/curtin_userdata' contains deprecated preseed variables. Please remove: main_archive_directory, ports_archive_directory, http_proxy
[20:05] <Pepper> Ok thx I'll check if the default gateway works otherwise I will try to setup the container solution for now. It would be nice to permanently delete subnets from maas ;)
[20:06] <mpontillo> (oops, didn't mean to paste that log here, sorry for the spam)
[20:06] <roaksoax> Pepper: the other option would be the add a dns resource record
[20:06] <roaksoax> Pepper: either a CNAME or a A record
[20:06] <Pepper> This overrides the other A record?
[20:20] <roaksoax> Pepper: this is what I did:
[20:20] <roaksoax> ubuntu@maas00:~$ ping maas00.maas
[20:20] <roaksoax> PING maas00.maas (192.168.1.13) 56(84) bytes of data.
[20:20] <roaksoax> maas admin dnsresources create fqdn=maas00.maas ip_addresses=10.90.90.1
[20:21] <roaksoax> ping maas00.maas
[20:21] <roaksoax> ubuntu@maas00:~$ ping maas00.maas
[20:21] <roaksoax> PING maas00.maas (10.90.90.1) 56(84) bytes of data.
[20:21] <Pepper> Ok that looks like what I want :-)
[20:21] <Pepper> thx
[20:27] <Pepper> Just tested it and it works! Thanks again for your help.
[21:11] <mup> Bug #1712917 opened: [2.3] Cannot use fqdn parameter when creating dnsresource-records <MAAS:Triaged> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1712917>
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