/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2018/05/25/#cloud-init.txt

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craftsmanshipWhat are the criteria to have a project listed on cloud-init.io? it seems like bsd-cloud-init isn't getting much love these days (or it's moved from github and the link is old).09:35
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smosercraftsmanship: cloud-init.io is really just cloud-init.13:11
smoserwe do have some bsd support (freebsd) in cloud-init, and are very open to help making that better.13:11
craftsmanshipsmoser: is there some kind of list of the kind of help needed?13:51
robjosmoser: anything else you need from me on lp#177296114:00
smosercraftsmanship: well, we dont have any automated tests for it, and I'm not even sure of how to go about installing it. so that would be two things..14:01
smoserunfortunately neither of which are "easy entry"14:02
smoserrobjo: just go ahead and grab the patches I have14:02
robjoOK14:02
smoserand put them in your granch... no reason to deal with others. i just fixed things until i hit the end of my knowledge14:03
smoserwhich was pretty quick :)14:03
smoserthen i called in the experts14:03
robjosmoser: all set ~rjschwei/suseSpec branch should be good to go, thanks for working on this and getting tests and builds working on openSUSE :)14:10
smoserrobjo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/G8sHX95JGW/14:45
smosertrying again with the trivial leading / added.14:46
smoserfudge.. well.. paste fail14:46
smoserhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/p/b9wzqvCVy5/ is how it ended14:46
robjolooks to be a macro issue, could be that this macro is only defined in the build service. Since we are only dealing with newer distributions I can expand it14:51
smoserrobjo: oh. ok.14:52
smoseryeah, just adding a / didnt help14:52
smoserso your explaination makes more sense14:52
robjosmoser: pushed, but we might still be in trouble because in my package I carry this patch: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/v2D6sG484t/14:58
smoserrobjo: ok.. i'm fine to take fixes to upstream to figure those both out the right way.15:03
robjowhat's the "right" way, do we want to import util and use get_linux_distro?15:07
smoserrobjo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/5PM6GkFKNH/15:07
smoser\o/15:07
robjoyay :D15:08
smoseris get_linux_distro the right way to figure that out ? is it a linux distro thing ?15:08
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smoserthat means it builds and tests pass... that doenst mean the rpm is useful in any way :)15:08
smoserbut... steps at a time.15:08
robjowell upstream systemd moved to /usr/lib, but in Ubuntu I know things are in /lib15:09
robjoin openSUSE we had one version where things were in /lib then things moved to /usr/lib15:09
robjothus from that I'd say yes it is distro dependent15:10
hatifnattHello! Is it possible to run set_hostname and / or update_hostname at cloud-init local stage? I'm running it on Debian but I have exactly same issue as described here https://serverfault.com/questions/867473/cloud-init-local-stage-on-freebsd15:21
rharperhatifnatt: what cloud-init version are you running ?  18.2 release has this include  https://git.launchpad.net/cloud-init/commit/?id=133ad2cb327ad17b7b81319fac8f9f14577c04df which covers setting hostname before inital dhcp;16:22
hatifnattrharper: I suppose I'm running something old cloud-init  0.7.9-216:33
rharperhatifnatt:  yes; not sure who handles pulling upstream cloud-init into freebsd16:34
hatifnattrharper: No I'm not running FreeBSD, I'm running Debian Stretch. This link with FreeBSD is only example with issue description.16:36
rharperah, right, sorry16:36
rharperbut my response is the same, not sure when debian will pick up the new releases16:36
rharperbut the upstream deb should work16:37
hatifnattYes possibly I can install deb from bionic. Looks like even sid is too old, it's still at 0.7.9-516:39
jochaHi all I have a question regarding ubuntu 16.04 deployment on Azure, https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/fCKNpWPhc4/ :)20:51
rharperjocha: the change upstream to the AzureDS would break existing behavior in ubuntu xenial, so in the ubuntu/xenial branch you found, there is a debian/patches/azure-use-walinux-agent.patch which adjust this value back to what xenial cloud-init has always had22:22
rharperDescription: Use walinux-agent rather than builtin fabric support22:22
rharper Upstream now uses the built-in support for instance initialization on Azure.22:22
rharper On a stable release, we want to continue to use the walinux-agent integration.22:22
rharper Upstream made this change under bug 1538522.22:22
ubot5bug 1538522 in cloud-init (Ubuntu) "Calls "service walinuxagent start" in Azure data source" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/153852222:22
jochathanks! let me take a look and read up about this, will come back if I have any further questions!22:37

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