[02:04] Bug #1771047 opened: [2.4.0~rc1] Can selct both unsecure and secure disk erase when releasing a machine === frankban|afk is now known as frankban [07:41] Bug #1771069 opened: Could not find kernel image: ubuntu/amd64/generic/xenial/no-such-image/boot-kernel [07:47] Bug #1771069 changed: Could not find kernel image: ubuntu/amd64/generic/xenial/no-such-image/boot-kernel [08:02] Bug #1771069 opened: Could not find kernel image: ubuntu/amd64/generic/xenial/no-such-image/boot-kernel [09:13] When deploying CentOS, is cloud-init supposed to fetch packages from archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial.*? [09:14] it apparently wants to install libopts25 in both Ubuntu and Centos deployments from Ubuntu's archives [10:24] Maxdamantus: /t [10:24] oops, wrong channel [12:47] Bug #1771110 opened: enter defaults to cancel for add space [13:43] hello any of you placed maas over cumulus? [13:46] enrico_: nope [13:46] enrico_: you mena, deploy cumulus ? [13:46] enrico_: or running on the switch ? [13:51] running on the switch [13:51] considering it is a debian distrib based [13:51] is it better to deploy it over docker? [14:07] enrico_: we have not really done so, but it should be possible being debig [14:17] Bug #1771129 opened: Node action forms for Set zone and set pool empty [15:37] enrico_: /win 3 [15:37] err [15:37] sorry === frankban is now known as frankban|afk [18:56] Does anybody here know if it's possible using juju to have it add partitions to a machine/node during allocation? [18:59] JoeJulian: i dont think you can use juju to drive that configuration in MAAS [18:59] JoeJulian: i'd ask juju [18:59] I've tried [18:59] i think you need to configure your machine in maas first, then get juju to use them [18:59] Bummer. [18:59] or the charms [19:01] Thanks though. [19:03] Theoretically, though, it could be done as part of the allocation through api calls if juju supported doing that? [19:04] (I'm fishing for things I can prod management to contribute upstream) [19:04] JoeJulian: it could be [19:04] but it would have to be post allocate [19:04] e.g. allocate [19:04] e.g. allocate, make changes, deploy [19:04] Got it [19:05] Oh, right, of course. [21:47] Hi there, is it possible on MAAS 2.3.0, deploy Ubuntu 16.04 OS installation does not work on baremetals when, after commissioning, we create a bonding interface using as NIC the one that we use for PXE boot [22:40] howdey all [22:48] does anyone kmow a good place to get some help with maas [22:48] maticue: how is the bond created ? [22:48] sentinel-prime: you can ask questions here, or the ML [22:48] ml? [22:49] mailing list [22:49] are you aware of problems with smartctl-validate [22:50] sentinel-prime: not that i know of [22:50] whats your problem ? [22:51] it always fails [22:51] 100% across 3 machines [22:52] sentinel-prime: what's the error ? [22:52] i think i might know why but i am not sure sinse this is a home lab [22:52] timeout [22:52] result is aborted [22:52] sentinel-prime: is there no log stored for the specific test? [22:52] there is no log [22:53] sentinel-prime: what version are you using ? [22:53] MAAS version: 2.3.0 (6434-gd354690-0ubuntu1~17.10.1) [22:53] sentinel-prime: and check /var/log/maas/rsyslog///messages [22:54] also these machines can't get out to the internet [22:54] and that may be my own stupidity [22:54] sentinel-prime: that could be why.e.g maas cannot install stuff ? [22:54] sentinel-prime: but if the maas server can get to the internet [22:54] they should be using the proxy [22:55] sentinel-prime: check that rackd.conf points to the IP machines can access [22:55] instead of localhost [22:55] the maas server can get out to the internet but the nodes can't [22:57] sentinel-prime: that's fine, because maas only needs packages [22:57] sentinel-prime: and by default, it should be using the proxy [22:57] maas runs [22:57] which would allow it to download packages [22:57] that's the same setup i have [22:57] e.g. [22:58] internat - eth0 <- MAAS -> eth1 - internal net [22:58] internat - eth0 <- MAAS -> eth1 (10.90.90.1) - internal net [22:58] this may help explain the stupid https://imgur.com/a/OMjZE0w [22:58] that is the network setup [22:58] rackd.conf:maas_url:http://10.90.90.1:5240/MAAS [22:59] sentinel-prime: my home lab is like that: internet - eth0 <- MAAS -> eth1 (10.90.90.1) - internal net [22:59] and rackd.conf:maas_url:http://10.90.90.1:5240/MAAS [22:59] roaksoax: regarding bonding, I created 3 different bonds: active-passive, LACP and bond-alb. On three of them, installation didn't work [23:00] maticue: tail -f /var/log/maas/rackd.conf while the machine is booting [23:00] maticue: and see what files it requests from which mac address [23:03] ok, sure, I will do it and back to you [23:21] hi dsop_ [23:24] roaksoax my dackd.conf has this maas_url: http://localhost:5240/MAAS does this mean i have to change this line to maas_url: http://192.168.5.1:5240/MAAS [23:41] @roaksoax was i right?