Given this is often the final output, it can look like an error occured.
Changing the wording makes this clearer.
Change-Id: I70f157054e3120cffee6fa5241b1ffe0b7bfa650
In the case of using portal registration with an activation key, the
rhel-common element is still executing a `subscription-manager attach`
command. This should not happen if an activation key is provided. This
is because an activation key already provides the subscriptions to
attach.
This patch fixes this behavior.
Change-Id: I5a8425d1778362bb7a0dadc91a46308f16b2a526
Closes-Bug: #1456648
It's useful to be able to pass in multiple yum repo configuration files
via $DIB_YUM_REPO_CONF, not just a single one.
Change-Id: I43722229a2df58be55bdb2b50c253e957b18e6fe
When something goes wrong, you usually can't boot the image. nova
console-log is usually available though.
Change-Id: Ie4525d0c3ee8b59f035544592b30f0635aba1811
Hard coded path fails on Distros (such as el6) with setfiles bin
in different places, for example, rhel6 has this in /sbin/setfiles
Change-Id: I7aff9cdadd9aed9cfc806a1010acbf36b7b6d0e7
dib-run-parts filters the acceptable characters in script names,
and "." is not allowed (see $allowed_regex there), so
01-clean-old-kernels.sh is never executed.
Rename it to drop its .sh extension, so it is executed for real.
Change-Id: Ieb633b31214f1accf03b92a2b06590fdf2127b6b
Clean all the content in the /tmp directory of the guest, leaving the
directory itself (usually has special attributes).
Modern distributions usually either setup a tmpfs on /tmp, or clean it
at every boot, so the leftovers will be just few bytes in the generated
image.
Regarding other distributions, a clean /tmp at their first boot will
surely not be a bad idea anyway.
Change-Id: I2b0f8864bc4909542d924f5bd9296dca5d0189f2
Weve had some regressions recently with the changes in the debian
element. Lets tests that we can build debian images.
Change-Id: I048e7a32ecb4088ec1b1e3b1efdf146187b093db
Adding a test function which allows us to use elements to perform
element-specific tests. In order for this to work sanely, also adding
some configuration to our break system so we can assert on negative
tests.
Also adding a test for apt-sources to verify this code actually works.
Change-Id: I378a74255010eca192f5766b653f8a42404be5ea
Add a small documentation paragraph about the operating system elements,
what they are required to provide (and thus what other elements can rely
on).
This makes DISTRO_NAME a prime-class variable, which can now be assumed
to always exists (it was de-facto required so far).
Change-Id: Iffbc69de0516b58bfde48e87cd73073428d66b05
We should make use of the CentOS-7-x86_64-GenericCloud.qcow2 symlink from
http://cloud.centos.org/centos/7/images/ instead of having a hard coded cloud
image. Specific cloud images can still be downloaded by overriding
$DIB_RELEASE.
More importantly, using the symlink will keep us automatically up to date with
the latest CentOS 7 cloud image. The image in use by the hard coded value
occassionally exhibits "No space left on device" errors after the cloud-init
filesystem resize. More info about this issue is at:
http://xfs.org/index.php/XFS_FAQ#Q:_Why_do_I_receive_No_space_left_on_device_after_xfs_growfs.3F
The newer cloud image (with a newer kernel) does not exhibit this issue.
Change-Id: I3e19f6269ceba937fcd630bab265d132bd525519
Check for the current distribution using $DISTRO_NAME instead of
`lsb_release`.
Also, remove the existency check, as $DISTRO_NAME is supposed to be
provided by distribution elements.
Change-Id: I2276c63e9ac43576da528a70235129800c093b3e
Instead of executing `lsb_release` to know the current distro being
built, use the $DISTRO_NAME environment variable, already provided by
distribution elements.
Change-Id: I22b67afb481983cc40c198fd408ad5c7f4d68bec
Cloud-init and simple-init are not meant to play together. Lets disable
cloud-init if simple-init is installed.
Also guarding cloud-init-datasources against running in an environment
where cloud-init is not installed.
Change-Id: I5bfa9a3e83d3259db2436404034ad58c780de1c9
Diskimage-builder currently writes cloud-init config file which adds a
host entry mapping the hostname and FQDN to 127.0.0.1 into every image
built. This is probably useful for some use cases but not for all, so we
now allow customizing the manage_etc_hosts value via
DIB_CLOUD_INIT_ETC_HOSTS variable and also not writing the config at all
if that variable is explicitly set to an empty string (currently the
default is 'localhost' but in the future the default will be empty
string).
Particular description of the problem this causes in TripleO follows:
We get hosts files like this:
::1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost6 localhost6.localdomain6
127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost4 localhost4.localdomain4
127.0.0.1 ov-rl5i5saoc6h-1-hj5tzsbrdv4c-controller-dy6nuyarqy5z.novalocal ov-rl5i5saoc6h-1-hj5tzsbrdv4c-controller-dy6nuyarqy5z
# HEAT_HOSTS_START - Do not edit manually within this section!
192.0.2.17 ov-rl5i5saoc6h-0-wfzcsrqo34p6-controller-m3hy26lhxavl ov-rl5i5saoc6h-0-wfzcsrqo34p6-controller-m3hy26lhxavl.novalocal
192.0.2.15 ov-rl5i5saoc6h-1-hj5tzsbrdv4c-controller-dy6nuyarqy5z ov-rl5i5saoc6h-1-hj5tzsbrdv4c-controller-dy6nuyarqy5z.novalocal
192.0.2.16 ov-rl5i5saoc6h-2-a6v7saxnivm5-controller-7jboskte34r7 ov-rl5i5saoc6h-2-a6v7saxnivm5-controller-7jboskte34r7.novalocal
# HEAT_HOSTS_END
The duplicate hostname/FQDN entry for 127.0.0.1 and 192.0.2.15 confuses
Corosync, which then fails to start a cluster when using hostnames in
the config file instead of IPs.
Change-Id: Ia8582883f737548e2911d3f36a1943e5b236281b
Partial-Bug: #1447497
vconfig is actually deprecated in favor of the ip command, and is not
available on some newer distros (RHEL 7 at least). I'm not honestly sure
why it needs to be installed in all images anyway. I traced the origins
of installing the vlan package here all the way back to the first dib
git import from some other repo...so, I don't see any obvious reason why
it needs to be installed.
Change-Id: I272667cf29f5e41c217a26f70937b2842a04f748
