[06:04] Hello.. [06:05] I am relatively new to using MAAS. I did a couple of hardware certifications successfully. [06:05] Facing any issue trying to certify another server -Deployment failed. [06:06] Is this a place I can get help? [06:06] I just got to know about this chatting site. [06:07] If it is not an appropriate, kindly let me know, I will exit. I see many people's names on the right pane of this window. [08:57] Bug #1731191 changed: [2.3rc2, UI] The padding of the icons in hardware testing is not right <2.3qa> [10:42] Bug #1763219 changed: [2.4, UI, vanilla] Delete fabric confirmation text is misplaced [11:10] Bug #1730967 changed: [2.3rc2, UI] Secondary navigation wrapping incorrectly at medium viewports after window resize <2.3qa> [11:17] What could be causing "Error while calling DescribePowerTypes: RPC connection timed out to rack controller 'holy-joey' (6wfh3t)." [11:19] I just did the same with 2 vm's in a test env and everything worked fine. Now "attaching" a deployed "real hardware" machine as a rackd controller, nothing happens. [11:21] region-controller 'hopping-hippo' (10.0.0.1/24) and rack-controller (10.0.0.2/24) are connected on the same dumb hp procurve switch. [11:22] ebbex: that implies a rack controller cannot communicate to the region [11:22] or viceversa [11:24] in what language/ip/network are they having problems? What the hell are they upto? Their IP's are right there, I can ping/curl/ssh/netcat between them. === tai271828 is now known as tai271828_ === tai271828_ is now known as tai271828 [11:50] Is maas perhaps doing cluster communication on 169.254.*.* ? [11:55] ebbex: They communicate via RPC [11:55] and that seems that something may be wrong [11:56] ebbex: sudo service maas-rackd restart [11:56] and see what happens ? [12:39] I had a quick glance in the /var/log/maas/rackd.log on the rackd box, looks like it could be some weird ipv6 stuff? [12:39] Connection refused. (While requesting RPC info at b'http://[::ffff:127.0.0.1]:5240/MAAS/rpc/'). [12:40] but disabling ipv6 and/or restart of the system might have cured it. [12:40] ebbex: /etc/maas/rackd.conf -> change "lolcahost" to an actual IP address of itself [12:40] if it is in a single region/rack [12:41] I'm trying to set up a ha-thing. Right now it's one regiond+rackd and two rackd. [12:43] Bug #1730969 changed: [2.3rc2, UI] Machine details secondary nav hidden at medium viewport <2.3qa> [12:45] ebbex: ok, so single region/rack should point to itself [12:46] ebbex: the other two rack should obviously point to the other rack [12:46] err [12:46] other region [12:46] Yup, with you so far :) [12:49] Also, noticed that I can't select a bond type (or rather the list is empty) in maas 2.4... And once deployed it ends up being an active-backup bond. [12:53] ebbex: you mean, you can't select a bond type before you deploy ? [12:55] Yep. [12:56] ebbex: if you could file a bug and provide a screenshot would be really helpful, that seems like a bug that we definitely need to fix asap [12:56] Sure [12:56] ebbex: thank you! [14:16] Bug #1711570 changed: [2.3, UI] The scrollbar doesn't work properly in the expanded header. [15:01] Bug #1684136 changed: [2.2.0rc2, UI, DNS] The page header in the domain details page doesn't follow the pattern styling [15:31] Bug # changed: 1681820, 1682483, 1686065, 1727403 [15:49] Bug #1769929 opened: [2.4b3] traceback while enlisting === tai271828 is now known as tai271828_ === tai271828_ is now known as tai271828 [17:37] hello all [17:38] is there a migration path for those running 2.3.x snap to go to 2.4.x snap? [18:41] is it possible to install to an iscsi target via maas? [18:57] bdx: not one documented at the moement, since we haven't officially released a 2.4 snap yet, as it requires core 18 [18:57] mza: not at the moment [18:58] hi all. for remote setups, do the controllers (region and rack) need to be physically connected to each other? or can a rack controller be in a datacenter, connected via regular network, then recreate maas network there? [18:58] to rephrase, do controllers need to be physically close/connected to each other [19:02] dsop_: they dont /have/ to be, but we dont recommend rack controller on split site due to latency and stuff [19:02] thank you @roaksoax. Latency isn't a big issue, this is a colocation center with a big pipe to our office. [19:02] roaksoax: thanks [19:09] dsop_: dsop_ you should be ok then [19:12] awesome. thank you!