z4kst4r | Hi everyone, I want to upgrade a 16.04 Ubuntu Server to 18.04 using ansible. Planning to use do-release-upgrade with -f DistUpgradeViewNonInteractive. Can someone please point to the documentation of DistUpgradeViewNonInteractive option? | 07:21 |
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z4kst4r | My apologies if I missed any responses to my question | 08:16 |
z4kst4r | reposting question | 08:16 |
z4kst4r | Hi everyone, I want to upgrade a 16.04 Ubuntu Server to 18.04 using ansible. Planning to use do-release-upgrade with -f DistUpgradeViewNonInteractive. Can someone please point to the documentation of DistUpgradeViewNonInteractive option? | 08:16 |
Maik | z4kst4r: no responses were posted | 08:22 |
hammer065 | > tomreyn: hammer065: also make sure you're using the 20.04.1, not 20.04(.0) installer, or update subiquity live. | 10:25 |
hammer065 | Yeah, I use the latest ISO; and locknet: the Integrity is good | 10:25 |
hammer065 | I also tried to use the legacy installer. There the setup works flawlessly, but the system does not boot as the the initramfs lacks a password prompt and therefore does not find the root partition | 10:30 |
hammer065 | For the others who don't know the problem: I want to provision an Ubuntu Server 20.04 with an LUKS encrypted mdadm RAID; unfortunately this is not possible using the new subiquity installer, not even if I provision an unnecessary LVM on top the LUKS mapped block device | 11:02 |
jamespage | icey, coreycb: does python-zstd need to be in main for cinder? | 14:54 |
jamespage | if so it will need a MIR review | 14:54 |
coreycb | jamespage: possibly | 14:54 |
coreycb | jamespage: no it's in suggests | 14:55 |
jamespage | coreycb: its showing up in component mismatches | 14:55 |
jamespage | could you take a look? | 14:55 |
coreycb | jamespage: yep | 14:56 |
coreycb | icey: actually you want to take a look at that? ^ it's probaby getting pulled in automagically by ${python3:Depends} | 14:57 |
coreycb | icey: an example to get around it is in nova - d/py3dist-overrides | 14:58 |
kinghat | shouldnt i be able to curl through my wireguard interface? curl --interface wg0 https://ipleak.net/json/ doesnt work for some reason. | 16:34 |
sdeziel | kinghat: should work if your AllowedIPs for your wg0 peer includes ipleak.net's address(es) | 16:41 |
kinghat | so i have my wg server(10.0.0.1) on vps and this wg client(10.0.0.2) in behind my home nat with allowedip of 10.0.0.2. how would i send a curl through the client to server so i get the server geo? just want to see it report back correctly as im going to be using my wg vps as the face of my local exposed services. | 16:46 |
kinghat | i tried the --resolve with 10.0.0.1 and 10.0.0.2 and nada | 16:49 |
tomreyn | hammer065: if the installer seems to be buggy, make sure you file a bug report so it can be reproduced and fixed. | 16:56 |
tomreyn | note that your description of the scenario above alone would be insufficient to reproduce it (if posted to a bug report). i've tested a scenario matching this description and it worked fine. | 16:57 |
tomreyn | (i'm not claiming it's a non-issue, just sayingg more details are needed since you must have configured things differently.) | 16:57 |
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