[13:23] <Guest78> Hello all, I'm working on my first Ubuntu unattended install. I have worked out my cloud-init user-data and post script, and I just need to package it all up
[13:23] <Guest78>  I tried adding the contents to the ubuntu-live-server iso, but when booting, it can't find the container holding the squashfs.....How does ubuntu find it's livecd?
[15:44] <Guest78> Hello all, I'm working on my first Ubuntu unattended install. I have worked out my cloud-init user-data and post script, and I just need to package it all up
[15:44] <Guest78>  I tried adding the contents to the ubuntu-live-server iso, but when booting, it can't find the container holding the squashfs.....How does ubuntu find it's livecd?
[15:57] <friendlyguy> hi there! i recently upgraded a server from 18.04 to 20.04. the system does nothing except fetching mails via pop3 and fordwaring it via smtp. it was working fine until the upgrade. now i have a ton of ssl related errors.
[15:59] <friendlyguy> those errors are... "kind of" expected: there is a av-appliance which intercepts pop3
[15:59] <friendlyguy> but that has been there before
[16:00] <friendlyguy> i had to add the ssl-finergprint to the fetchmailrc and things went through
[16:55] <Guest78> O.k. I found an xorriso cmd that will merge files into the iso filesystem. Now, what are all the ways I can tell cloud-init where to find the user-data and meta-data files?
[17:33] <blackboxsw> Guest78: each datasource defines where it likes to discover and consume cloud-init userdata.metadata etc. I'm guessing offhand you are in an offline/non-cloud environment so maybe https://cloudinit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/topics/datasources/nocloud.html ?
[17:35] <blackboxsw> nocloud datasource can react to either files on the filesystem in /var/lib/cloud/seed/nocloud or nocloud-net or the kernel cmdline can tell the datasource where to pull the meta-data and user-data files from (including URLs).
[17:38] <Guest78> I actually just figured out that I can/need to set multiple volume labels. I have it working
[17:41] <blackboxsw> or you can have a mounted disk labeleed CIDATA cidata
[17:55] <Guest78> That was what I was doing, but my site has strict USB drive policies. I didn't want to walk around with two drives, and I can't have writable partitions......
[19:15] <friendlyguy> is there a switch for fetchmail to just accept any certificate?