[01:46] <bdx> conjure-up is having ultimate failures with lxd/localhost provider right now
[01:46] <bdx> it will only accept a lxd from snap
[01:46] <bdx> and the darn snap lxd is not really ready yet
[01:46] <bdx> well, I mean, I havent been able to get it to work
[01:46] <bdx> tried all day
[01:46] <bdx> and conjure-up forces you to use it
[01:47] <bdx> blah
[01:49] <bdx> this https://imgur.com/a/xMyRC
[01:49] <bdx> wasnt working for me for some reason earlier
[01:50] <bdx> trying on a fresh system now
[01:50] <bdx> things seem to be going well so far
[01:51] <bdx> but I'm not to the point where I was hitting failure earlier, I'll file a bug if it persists this round through
[02:02] <stokachu> bdx: uhm what?
[02:02] <stokachu> You can use cloud providers or openstack
[02:04] <stokachu> And stgraber would love to see a bug report on why snap lxd isn't working
[02:05] <bdx> stokachu: yeah, I wasnt able to debug as much as I wish I could have
[02:05] <bdx> Im gathering the remaining scraps trying to put something together
[02:05] <bdx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/25782412/
[02:05] <bdx> ^ was one of the issues
[02:05] <bdx> while trying to debug one of the others
[02:06] <bdx> something tells me I didnt clean out system lxd and something was interfering/overlapping
[02:06] <bdx> but yeah ... I just couldn't seem to get snap lxd working
[02:07] <bdx> it works fine for you?
[02:07] <bdx> stokachu:^?
[02:09] <bdx> this is the other one I was hitting http://paste.ubuntu.com/25782424/
[02:09] <bdx> I tried totally removing all the snaps, and all the system level stuff
[02:09] <bdx> and start from 0
[02:09] <bdx> but i kept having issues
[02:24] <stokachu> hmm
[02:24] <stokachu> yea i just launched a container
[02:25] <bdx> ok
[02:25] <stokachu> bdx: im in #ubuntu-server and just asked stgraber to look at the pastebin
[02:25] <bdx> guessing it had something to do with cruft somewhere getting in the way
[02:26] <stokachu> yea that's a new error ive not seen before
[02:26] <bdx> Im not hitting it anymore
[02:26] <bdx> on my new machine
[02:26] <bdx> I was just able to successfully launch one too
[02:26] <bdx> gd
[02:27] <stokachu> bdx: out of disk space?
[02:27] <stokachu> thats from stgraber
[08:08] <EnvY> i want to design a charm. And it contains a snort IDS tool. I did not find any charm that install application using apt-get. can anybody help
[10:36] <zeestrat> EnvY: check out charmhelpers, they have a bunch of nice tools for just such things. On mobile so don't have the docs, but something line  "from charmhelpers.fetch import apt_install"
[11:28] <EnvY> zeestrat, thank you. can you share the charm that i can build and see then see the charm files to get help how to write. In the charm store they have build charms for different applications
[11:35] <EnvY> zeestrat, thank you seem like i am getting direction
[11:43] <EnvY> i am following https://pythonhosted.org/charmhelpers/getting-started.html
[11:46] <EnvY> My directory structure of "charm create" is different from the one available on the link. e.g. their is not file as hooks.py once i create charm
[13:18] <zeestrat> EnvY: the charmhelpers have moved their repo to GitHub recently and it looks like the docs on pythonhosted arent up to date. I'm out, but can probably point you in the right direction later.
[13:20] <zeestrat> Basically, the current framework for developing charms uses something called reactive and layers. The basic layer has some info https://github.com/juju-solutions/layer-basic/
[13:31] <zeestrat> If I forget, I'm sure you can ping rick_h to point you to some intros to charm development