[00:02] <raidandfade> howdy, me again! can't for the life of me get centos8 to learn network settings from cloud-init - i can see it reading network settings from openstack and it even has the sysconfig/ifcfg configs (apart from accept_ra which is false despite being set to true) - but the interface is still just dhcp.. additionally, there's ens3 interfaces lying around
[00:02] <raidandfade> that dont seem to be doing anything?
[01:07] <minimal> raidandfade: have you tried enabling debugging for cloud-init so it will log more detail of what it is doing?
[01:07] <raidandfade> I haven't, admittedly. I had the same sort of behavior on centos7 as well but i worked around it by adding a bootcmd to restart the network service after cloud-init completed
[01:08] <raidandfade> same thing doesnt seem to work here
[01:12] <minimal> if you edit /etc/cloud/cloud.cfg.d/05)logging.conf there are several "level=INFO" entries that you can change to "level=DEBUG" and then reboot
[01:14] <raidandfade> Stderr: Error: Nexthop has invalid gateway. - fun
[01:14] <raidandfade> looks like its not adding static routes with link scope?
[01:16] <raidandfade> i can't find any explanation of why ipv6 isn't being added though, or why it converts accept_ra to IPV6_FORCE_ACCEPT_RA=no
[01:17] <raidandfade> anything specific you want out of the log? im doing a search for "network" and it looks pretty similar to what i get out of debian with debugging
[01:19] <raidandfade> all the net configs look like what i expect them to be, and there's no errors when writing them either: util.py[DEBUG]: Writing to /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 - wb: [644] 272 bytes
[01:19] <minimal> raidandface: I've only used static IPv6 so far myself
[01:20] <minimal> are you using v1 or v2 network YAML format? I tend to use v2
[01:20] <raidandfade> the ip address is static, it's just accept_ra that is anomalous in our setup
[01:21] <raidandfade> centos8 only supports sysconfig as far as i can tell, so v1?
[01:21] <raidandfade> the datasource is openstack
[01:21] <minimal> I'm using eni with NoCloud
[01:21] <raidandfade> ill give it a shot with eni
[01:30] <minimal> think only Debian and Alpine (and possibly Ubuntu) support eni
[01:30] <raidandfade> yeah thats what i was thinking as well
[01:30] <raidandfade> eni is effectively ifupdown, which is replaced by networkmanager (nmcli) on centos8
[01:31] <raidandfade> oddly enough... rebooting the system fixed all the network issues?
[01:31] <raidandfade> it's accepting RA and has all ips
[01:32] <raidandfade> and the non-scoped routes from before have scopes now
[01:35] <minimal> perhaps the issue was only on 1st boot? typically during that it will have created the sysconfig stuff and then subsequent boots will use that file directly
[01:39] <raidandfade> odd
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[16:14] <hffgbbbffd> Anyone possibly know why all my sudo commands timeout from cloud init but not other services? I googled around and saw some bugs in systemd and selinux, but I'm on all those updates versions.
[16:35] <holmanb> hffgbbbffd: what's your cloud-config?
[17:13] <hffgbbbffd> holmanb https://pastebin.com/EZy91zrV
[17:13] <hffgbbbffd> contents of /etc/cloud/cloud.cfg
[23:25] <henk> https://cloudinit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/topics/format.html AFAICT »make-mime subcommand takes pairs of (filename, “text/” mime subtype) separated by a colon« is phrased incorrectly. it should be something like »The make-mime subcommand’s option "-a" can be given multiple times and takes a pair of 'filename' and '“text/” mime subtype' separated by a colon«
[23:25] <henk> because the subcommand itself does not take pairs, it seems from the following example
[23:52] <minimal> henk: open an PR in the cloud-init github repo or raise bug on launchpad?