=== MrGeneral_ is now known as MrGeneral [14:34] just noticed that PR #4119 (already merged) appears to have accidentally reverted the renaming of "ca-certs" -> "ca_certs" in cloud.cfg.tmpl [14:42] ah shite [14:42] that's on me, eh? [14:43] @minimal really sorry that I botched that rebase / conflict resolution [14:43] it's easy to miss, don't worry about it, it's not a major issue [14:44] @holmanb when can we tackle https://github.com/canonical/cloud-init/pull/2127 ? (I'd love to get paid this year, and this is one those things that looks like a major milestone ;) [14:44] just noticed it by chance when scanning your PR to see if it had any impact on Alpine (didn't see anything but haven't tested yet) [14:45] if i get paid, i can afford cheap hardware to continue my quest of refactoring infiniband ? [15:57] hey evereyone [15:57] i am kinda new at this point, sorry [15:57] can someone explain me a few things? [15:57] I have a stand with a VmWare Virtual Cloud Director and Terraform VCD provider. I'd like to add my public keys to vm. Where are these stored on deployed vm? [16:13] ZxSs: I assume you're referring to SSH keys [16:13] nothing cloud-init specific, the public keys are stored as usual in the relevant user's authorized_keys file [16:14] if you mean how do they get there, you'd provide them as part of user-data when you create the VM [17:02] meena: I should circle back to that one. I got a report from someone side channel that it actually broke something on freebsd that they were testing, and haven't had time to circle back and repro. [17:03] maybe that's because the FreeBSD side wasn't implemented yet? [18:44] meena: possibly, however the effect of that PR is that it should take currently incorrect calls which would cause stacktraces and replace them with no-ops, so I would expect previously failing code to now pass [18:48] meena: however I guess that throwing an exception may have previously caused init-local to end early (I would need to check), which might be the right thing to do if the command isn't implemented. [19:26] holmanb: which clouds use EphemeralNet? I know Hetzner and DO do, but DO is no longer used [21:26] meena: I'd have to check [21:27] meena: merged pr/2127 [21:37] meena: from my notes: Azure, AWS, GCE, Hetzner, NWCS, Openstack, Oracle, Scaleway, UpCloud, Vultr