[00:34] <holmanb> Code_Bleu meena: I'm trying to recall where we are at with ds-identify integration for OpenBSD.
[00:34] <holmanb>  Right now it looks like that OpenBSD is the only BSD that has init scripts in upstream (does dragonfly use freebsd's?) that don't support ds-identify.
[00:35] <holmanb> It's been a few weeks since the OpenBSD init script work, but iirc from conversations around that time it's just a matter of doing the work, not any technical reason not to, agreed?
[01:47] <holmanb> a very work in progress dhcpcd implementation for anyone who wants to take a peak: https://github.com/canonical/cloud-init/pull/4746
[01:47] -ubottu:#cloud-init- Pull 4746 in canonical/cloud-init "[wip] dhcpcd support" [Open]
[01:47] <holmanb> it works with ubuntu on ec2, needs some serious work to be ready to land - but just want it out there in case anyone wants to play with it or give feedback
[02:03] <minimal> first thing jumpeds out at me is dhclient_path variable being used ;-)
[02:03] <minimal> and associate "No dhclient comand found"
[03:02] <holmanb> oh yeah the name might be confusing i guess
[03:03] <holmanb> I meant it in the generic sense not the isc sense
[06:49] <meena> holmanb: technically, OpenBSD has init scripts in our code, but they are not used:  https://codeberg.org/meena/openbsd-ports/src/branch/add/cloud-init/sysutils/cloud-init
[06:50] <meena> the pkg/ dir has a README that explains how to make it go
[06:51] <meena> the problem is that OpenBSD's init can't deal with things that don't stay running
[07:24] <meena> So we're all fleeing isc-dhclient for this:
[07:25] <meena> apt install dhcpcd5
[07:25] <meena> cloud-init clean --logs --reboot
[07:25] <meena> I'm pretty, and sure, that's not supported either
[16:12] <holmanb> meena: are you concerned that I'm testing this code using an old version of dhcpcd? 
[16:32] <holmanb> that's just the version in older ubuntu releases, I'm pretty sure (and I'll test) that it will work with recent ones as well
[17:31] <meena> holmanb: hrm… yeah, actually it should be fairly stable since version 5…