[06:37] <meena> holman: yeah, that's it.
[14:13] <meena> https://github.com/canonical/cloud-init/pull/1733
[14:13] <ubottu> Pull 1733 in canonical/cloud-init "NoCloud docs: make sure echo properly evaluates the string" [Open]
[14:57] <holman> meena: Mostly out of curiosity, would you mind sharing how newlines get interpreted on shell?
[14:57] <meena> holman: it just prints "blah\nblubb" instead of
[14:57] <meena> blah
[14:57] <meena> blubb
[14:57] <holman> meena: gotcha, thanks
[14:58] <meena> holman: which cloud-init then reads as \n, rather than a newline
[14:58] <holman> makes sense, thanks
[15:20] <meena> holman: my shell, btw, is fish. On Ubuntu.
[15:20] <holman> meena: nice, that's interesting
[15:20] <meena> well, ElementaryOS, which is based on Ubuntu, but still
[15:20] <holman> never used that one
[15:21] <holman> meena: I assumed incorrectly I see :)
[15:21] <holman> no Freebsd?
[15:21] <meena> holman: i bricked my freebsd laptop, and haven't had time to fix it… also, make check doesn't quite run on FreeBSD yet…
[15:22] <holman> fish is one I've never tried - I use zsh these days, mostly because there are some really nice highlighting and autosuggestions (which I think fish also has too, right?)
[15:24] <meena> holman: every thing you type, is basically running thru Ctrl+R
[15:25] <meena> and it has syntax highlighting, so when you do a typo it shows it
[15:26] <holman> nice, that sounds similar
[15:26] <holman> meena: I used to work for an organization where anybody that didn't have an opinion about their shell was given csh/tcsh by default, which seemed like an odd choice to me
[15:27] <meena> holman: i like tcsh… a little better than bash :P
[15:27] <meena> hrm…
[15:29] <holman> nothing wrong with tcsh, but for an inexperienced user I'd argue that bash probably has more stack exchange posts to help them along :)
[15:29] <meena> lol, yeah
[15:29] <meena> i have found another bug
[15:29] <meena> sshd isn't enabled on FreeBSD
[15:30] <holman> meena: ouch, is this a default change? or something that never worked?
[15:30] <meena> i reckon it's something that never worked
[15:33] <meena> holman: cc_ssh.py doesn't enable / start the service…
[15:34] <holman> I suspect that's because most linux server images probably have it enabled by default.
[15:34] <meena> so the ssh keys are generated, but no ssh server started
[15:35] <holman> meena: related - I'd love to see pycloudlib support more than just ubuntu. Launching a bsd or a rhel or whatever to do some basic integration tests (such as "log in via ssh") would be a high-value litmus test.
[15:35] <meena> holman: agreed, and it's on the plan
[15:36] <holman> meena: Nice! I think I only skimmed an early version of the plan, I'll have to re-read.
[15:43] <meena> Let's submit that as bug report
[15:51] <holman> Agreed, I think that deserves a report.
[16:10] <meena> https://bugs.launchpad.net/cloud-init/+bug/1989743
[16:10] <ubottu> Launchpad bug 1989743 in cloud-init "cc_ssh: sshd is not enabled on *BSD" [Undecided, New]
[16:46] <holman> +1 thanks for filing meena
[16:56] <cjp256> i filed https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cloud-init/+bug/1989651 last night, but fwiw it's not a regression, seems like the behavior is at least a year old
[16:56] <ubottu> Launchpad bug 1989651 in cloud-init (Ubuntu) "_get_data() is invoked twice in init-local for Azure" [Undecided, New]
[17:58]  * meena updated her Timezon @ https://launchpad.net/~minagalic
[18:00] <meena> i should also move cloud-init back up here https://github.com/igalic
[20:08] <meena> oh, right: i can't get bootcmd to work
[20:09] <meena> bootcmd:
[20:09] <meena>   - sysrc -c sendmail_enable=NONE || sysrc sendmail_enable=NO
[20:09] <meena> is in my user-data, and the logs say:
[20:11] <meena> https://gist.github.com/igalic/7d7727da0a478cea51fd9bf5d5582a8d
[20:11] <meena> so, it says it's applying, but I don't see that happening
[20:54] <holman> meena: bootcmd is a little tricky, a list of list of string behaves differently than a list of string
[20:54] <holman> so if you add quotes around the whole command that should help
[20:55] <holman> - "sysrc -c sendmail_enable=NONE || sysrc sendmail_enable=NO"
[20:55] <holman> when the command is a string, it gets executed in a shell, when it's just a list the list items are passed to execve on linux (not sure how that translates to bsds)
[20:56] <holman> hold up I'm describing runcmd, not bootcmd
[21:03] <meena> holman: no difference
[21:07] <meena> oh, i didn't update the ci-data >_>
[21:10] <meena> why sendmail is enabled by default on FreeBSD is still beyond me
[21:25] <meena> holman: switched to runcmd and it doesn't work either! fun…
[21:25] <meena> oh i'm an idiot
[21:29] <meena> it should be - "sysrc -c sendmail_enable=NONE || sysrc sendmail_enable=NONE"
[21:35] <meena> also, I have managed to put a Cyrillic E (Е) in there…
[21:36] <holman> heh, nice
[22:52] <meena> next i need to figure out why set_hostname doesn't work, but update_etc_hosts does