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[13:54] <minimal> could someone review PR 626 please?
[14:55] <meena> minimal: well,uhm. yeah, not much i can do today
[14:58] <smoser> minimal: well i helpfully made a bikeshed whitespace comment :-(
[14:58] <smoser> the thing generally looks fine to me... in that your tests are present, but i didnt do a thoughtful review
[15:01]  * meena is all over the place… since… at least a few… months?
[15:05] <staples> Hi all, I am struggling with running cloud-init for custom-built AMI (Ubuntu 18.04 based) in AWS ec2 user data section. Essentially, it appears that cloud_final_modules (scripts_user and write_files) is not triggering.
[15:05] <staples> Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="//"MIME-Version: 1.0--//Content-Type: text/cloud-config; charset="us-ascii"MIME-Version: 1.0Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bitContent-Disposition: attachment; filename="cloud-config.txt"#cloud-configcloud_final_modules:- [scripts_user, always]- [write_files, always]apt_update: trueapt_upgrade: truepackages:  -
[15:05] <staples> openssh-serverwrite_files:
[15:06] <staples> this is my script. Can anyone help me here?
[15:07] <staples> I also tried with bash script with no luck. It seems to me that user data never executes on the machine.
[15:08] <paride> https://github.com/canonical/cloud-utils/pull/19 changelog update for cloud-utils 0.32 (from `git log | log2dch, as I think the previous entries were generated)
[15:08] <paride> Odd_Bloke, smoser ^^
[15:10] <staples> I suspect that it does not do it because it is custom AMI and because original /etc/cloud/cloud.cfg does not have these modules that I try to run with user data. Unfortunately, there is no option to rebake the image
[15:11] <minimal> paride: As you're here, any chance of a cloud-utils release soon? The last one was a long time ago and since then growpart has added LVM support which is something useful for cloud-init.
[15:11] <paride> minimal, that's exactly what that PR is for :)
[15:12] <minimal> paride: a cool, I'd mentioned it to Odd_Bloke last week so he'd said he'd ask about. Thanks!
[15:13] <paride> minimal, yep we decided to cut a new release after your ping about it
[15:14] <minimal> cool. I'm the cloud-utils (and cloud-init) maintainer for Alpine Linux so I'll be ready to package it up as soon as its out ;-)
[15:20] <AscII> I signed the CLA on LP when I added the Hetzner Cloud DS. Is this sufficient for https://github.com/canonical/cloud-init/pull/629 ?
[15:21] <AscII> Proof via https://code.launchpad.net/~lp-markusschade/cloud-init/+git/cloud-init/+ref/migrate-lp-to-github
[15:22] <AscII> I have seen that smoser has moved dmi functions out of util
[15:22] <AscII> So I guess depending on when it is merge I would have to rebase https://github.com/canonical/cloud-init/pull/630
[15:25] <meena> every damn time i update a bug on Launchpad and get an email about it, i'm like: OH! SOMEONE UPDATED MY BUG?!
[16:47] <paride> meena, I think you can disable that. https://launchpad.net/~minagalic/+edit should have a "Send me bug notifications for changes I make" setting
[18:21] <Hawk_X> Hello to all! I guess it is a recurrent question. I couldn't find an answer on the FAQ. What would be the best reference documentation on how to use "locally" user-data?
[18:22] <Hawk_X> I want to autoconfigure with cloud-init a KVM VM ran locally with the CDROM ISO mechanism and the documentation is not clear...
[18:22] <Hawk_X> On if it is the same as running the user-data file from the ISO or directly on a cloud instance.
[18:23] <Hawk_X> Of course this is a rookie question, hopefully it doesn't have a not too obvious answer...
[18:26] <Hawk_X> Thanks for any answer! :-)
[18:29] <rharper> Hawk_X: user-data should behave the same whether it comes from cdrom NoCloud datasource, or if the user-data comes from EC2's meta-data service;  I *think* that was what you were asking;
[18:35] <Odd_Bloke> rharper: I've updated https://github.com/canonical/cloud-init/pull/609/ with a fresh approach (and some tests), FYI.
[18:35] <rharper> ok
[18:36] <Odd_Bloke> blackboxsw: falcojr: ^ is the update I mentioned was coming in stand-up.
[18:39] <Hawk_X> You are right rharper Thanks!
[18:40] <Hawk_X> Now the next obvious question is, what is the best repository of examples for documentation on cloud init for ubuntu 20 instance?
[18:40] <Hawk_X> I know, it is obvious for many people but I really can't find how to set an static IP on user-data, from what I read it is part of meta-data but I can't get it to work with the ISO file.
[18:41] <Hawk_X> And also, from the website: https://cloudinit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/topics/examples.html it appears that the option to use pwauth over SSH is now gone.
[18:42] <Hawk_X> I have a user-data file that I ran on Ubuntu 16.04 that did work with ssh pw auth that is not working now on Ubuntu 20.04 Instance...
[18:43] <rharper> Hawk_X: you cannot supply network-config via user-data as network config must be applied before cloud-init fetches user-data;  some datasources, like NoCloud or ConfigDrive can accept network-config separately from user-data;  on clouds, network-config typically comes from the instance metadata service
[18:45] <Hawk_X> yes, so I can't supply network-config from the meta-data file over an ISO file.
[18:45] <rharper> Hawk_X: re: ssh pwauth, not clear what you mean; do you have a user-data file with the example config that's not working? I routinely launch with: #cloud-config\npassword: <some passwd>\nchpasswd: { expire: False}\nssh_pwauth: True;   and I can ssh in and enter a password (though typically I import an ssh public key
[18:45] <rharper> Hawk_X: in network-config, not meta-data
[18:45] <Hawk_X> And I can't supply network-config over the ISO or can I?
[18:45] <rharper> you can, depends on your Datasource
[18:46] <Hawk_X> I couldn't find any doc that tells me that is supported.
[18:46] <rharper> the NoCloud datasource, reads meta-data, user-data, network-config files;   the ConfigDrive datasource has a different directory structure, it reads a network-config file (which is in ifupdown format) and a network-data.json format (which is what openstack metadata service provides)
[18:46] <Hawk_X> I hope and not saying something stupid but it is a nocluod environment running on KVM in ubuntu 20.04
[18:47] <rharper> https://cloudinit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/topics/datasources/nocloud.html
[18:47] <rharper> Network configuration can also be provided to cloud-init in either Networking Config Version 1 or Networking Config Version 2 by providing that yaml formatted data in a file named network-config. If found, this file will override a network-interfaces file.
[18:48] <rharper> that could use some re-wording to make it more obvious
[18:48] <Hawk_X> Nice. rharper that last part is what I needed to read
[18:48] <Hawk_X> Yes, it isn't quite clear. Let me give it a go as I have the environment ready.
[18:49] <Hawk_X> REgarding the ssh_pwauth I will try the file you've wrote as I want to create a customer user.
[18:49] <Hawk_X> And user pwauth for it and for the love of me it doesn't works...
[18:49] <Hawk_X> This is what I am using:
[18:50] <rharper> https://paste.ubuntu.com/
[18:50] <rharper> Hawk_X: ^ if you want to share user-data;
[18:51] <Hawk_X> Thanks rharper
[18:51] <Hawk_X> https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/BXSn5WxJnD/
[18:53] <Hawk_X> I install the vm with virt-install and connect using SSH and the password is not accepted. The ssh key does.
[18:54] <Hawk_X> I looked at the /var/log/cloud-init.log file and I searched for "ssh_pwauth" and nothing match
[19:01] <rharper> I don't see anything wrong with that;  does the log show any other errors?
[19:01] <rharper> Hawk_X: look for: 2020-10-27 19:01:09,324 - ssh_util.py[DEBUG]: line 58: option PasswordAuthentication updated no -> yes
[19:01] <rharper>  
[19:02] <rharper> now for your user login, look for cloudinit.config.cc_users_groups  in the log, should see what it's doing , like  Running hidden command to protect sensitive input/output logstring: ['useradd', 'rharper', '--shell', '/bin/bash', '-m']
[19:02] <Hawk_X> That I can look for. I am spinning up the instance
[19:08] <Hawk_X> Much appreciated!
[19:22] <Hawk_X> rharper, it says "yes"
[19:26] <rharper> cool, so ssh pwauth worked (it changes sshd config to allow password login over ssh)
[19:27] <rharper> so your remaining issue is your new user and the password;  I suggest importing an ssh key for the default user; and then login as the default user to help debug the secondary user
[19:37] <meena> paride: but then nobody will mail me :P
[19:57] <Hawk_X> Yes, but for some reason the network-config file config is not being accepted by cloudinit
[19:57] <Hawk_X> So the interface is brought up but not configured.
[19:57] <Hawk_X> I am looking at the logs now.
[20:10] <Hawk_X> Still looking...
[20:18] <rharper> Hawk_X: you can paste me your network-config file from the nocloud iso;  the cloud-init log file is usually pretty verbose about network config it applies and writes;
[20:46] <meena> smoser: i made the executive decision to resolve this comment: https://github.com/canonical/cloud-init/pull/625#discussion_r512296035
[21:00] <smoser> what does resolve mean in that scenario?
[21:01] <meena> smoser: i clicked the resolve conversation button, after explaining that Puppet Facter also calls jails `jail` and not `bsd-jail`
[21:02] <smoser> oh. i see.
[21:02] <meena> i could look at chef and salt and ansible for other clues
[21:02] <smoser> never mind.
[21:02] <smoser> thats fine.
[21:05] <Odd_Bloke> AnhVoMSFT: Would you be able to take a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/cloud-init/+bug/1901011?  It relates to new Azure instance types that seem to be causing some issues with the Azure DS.
[21:05] <ubot5> Ubuntu bug 1901011 in cloud-init "Azure temporary disk not present for instance type" [Undecided,New]
[21:46] <Hawk_X> Thanks to rharper for the assist.
[21:46] <Hawk_X> Unfortunately, the network-config is not being accepted by ubuntu. Here's the pastebin: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/b6F2j8xhpH/
[21:46] <Hawk_X> I tried with the match and no match option for the MAC. Which it doesn't make sense to me as I do not know the MAC address to match it...
[21:47] <Hawk_X> Either way, it doesn't recognize the network config and the instance boots without IP :-(
[21:48] <Hawk_X> The cloud-init.log complains about some parameters but as I can't put an IP on the instance I can't paste the exact error here.
[21:49] <meena> eh?
[21:50] <meena> you have no (virtual) serial console access to the machine?
[21:51] <meena> Hawk_X: worst case, you could post a screenshot
[22:03] <rharper> Hawk_X: your nameservers is incorrect format, it's namesevers: addresses: [1.1.1.1]
[22:18] <Hawk_X> Thanks!
[22:18] <Hawk_X> I have virtual console access
[22:36] <Hawk_X> Apologies, I thought I would be receiving an answer soon. Much appreciated.
[22:36] <Hawk_X> Spinning a new instance now. BRB
[23:17] <Hawk_X> Ladies and Gentlemen unfortunately, the day caught up with me. I didn't have the time to spin the other instance. I will try to do it later tonight or tomorrow morning
[23:17] <Hawk_X> Thanks again for all your assistance!
[23:22] <johnsonshi> Odd_Bloke: I'm taking a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/cloud-init/+bug/1901011 now
[23:22] <ubot5> Ubuntu bug 1901011 in cloud-init "Azure temporary disk not present for instance type" [Undecided,New]
[23:24] <johnsonshi> Yes indeed, there are new instance types that don't have ephemeral resource disks. We're discussing internally about this issue.