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This has been a recurring ask and we had initially just made the change to
the cloud-init 2.0 codebase. As the current thinking is we'll just
continue to enhance the current codebase, its desirable to relicense to
match what we'd intended as part of the 2.0 plan here.
- put a brief description of license in LICENSE file
- put full license versions in LICENSE-GPLv3 and LICENSE-Apache2.0
- simplify the per-file header to reference LICENSE
- tox: ignore H102 (Apache License Header check)
Add license header to files that ship.
Reformat headers, make sure everything has vi: at end of file.
Non-shipping files do not need the copyright header,
but at the moment tests/ have it.
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The correct order of precedence when reading the base config:
builtin config
system config
kernel command line provided config.
This reverts commit 63501f44, which actually broke the behavior it
reported to fix. It also adds some unit tests to ensure this behavior
is not broken again.
LP: #1582323
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This just adds a unit test for a case found to be failing in curtin.
The issue was reported under bug 1649652.
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Cloud-config provided like:
users:
- default
- name: foobar
groups: sudo, adm
Would result in adduser being called as:
useradd foobar --groups 'sudo, adm' -m
Which would cause error:
useradd: group ' adm' does not exist
The fix here is just to always normalize groups and remove whitespace.
Additionally a fix and unit tests to explicitly set system=False
or no_create_home=True. Previously those paths did not test the value
of the entry, only the presense of the entry.
LP: #1354694
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CloudSigma would not get any datasources loaded during cloud-init local.
Thus, when the network datasource was removed, *no* CloudSigma
datasources would be loaded.
LP: #1648380
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I've seen cases of unable to read from files as
well as the existing os errors so catch io error
and skip by using the smarter read_sys_net instead.
LP: #1625766
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These are just simple syntax fixes to work correctly on python2.6.
Found when testing in a centos 6 container.
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The previous commit added tests that would fail on any system that had
a nic named eth0 or eno1. The changes here supply the expected macs to
the function being tested so it does not query the system.
LP: #1644043
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The previous behavior would miss ip6= on the command line and
would not pay attention to the written net-* or net6-* files if
only ip6= was found.
The fix here enables parsing the files if either ip= or ip6= is found,
and adds some tests as well.
LP: #1639930
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This replaces long single lines in a log or console output
with multiple lines that are much easier to read.
It indents the stdout and stderr so logs are more easily
read also.
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A user has pointed out that upon set up of a machine, users typically
remove repos (sometimes all of them) and then add repos in. This does
make sense for a typical user.
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Cloud-init has for some time relied on walinuxagent to do some bits
of work necessary for instance initialization. That reliance has
not been needed for a while, but we have still defaulted to it.
This change uses the "builtin" path that Daniel Watkins added
some time ago by default. Also, Adjust tests that assumed the
non-__builtin__ Azure agent_command.
LP: #1538522
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The version of sfdisk in wily (and onwards) only accepts sectors as a
valid disk size. As such, this refactors the MBR code path in
cc_disk_setup to use sectors.
- use --unit=S: while newer versions of sfdisk assume --unit=S, older
versions do not so we specifically pass it in. Versions of sfdisk
found in supported OSes such as centos6 wont assume --unit=S.
- add --force: this exists back to centos 6 (2.17.2), so it should
be fine, and is what we ultimately want.
"do what I say, even if it is stupid"
- keep --Linux. Even though this has been deprecated for quite some
time, we keep it until versions that want it are unsupported.
If necessary at some point we could check for util linux version
and if it had --Linux and use it in those cases.
Additionally, improve usefulness of some log messages.
LP: #1460715
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This adds a call to 'activate_datasource'. That will be called
during init stage (or init-local in the event of a 'local' dsmode).
It is present so that the datasource can do platform specific operations
that may be necessary. It is passed the fully rendered cloud-config
and whether or not the instance is a new instance.
The Azure datasource uses this to address formatting of the ephemeral
devices. It does so by
a.) waiting for the device to come online
b.) removing the marker files for the disk_setup and mounts modules
if it finds that the ephemeral device has been reset.
LP: #1611074
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An obvious fix for an issue raised by pyflakes 1.3.
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aarch64 systems have functional dmidecode, so allow that to be used.
- aarch64 has support for dmidecode as well
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Support AliYun(Ali-Cloud ECS). This datasource inherits from EC2,
the main difference is the meta-server address is changed to
100.100.100.200.
The datasource behaves similarly to EC2 and relies on network polling.
As such, it is not enabled by default.
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Many of the unit tests in test_data would inadvertantly read the
system's /etc/cloud/cloud.cfg and /etc/cloud/cloud.cfg.d.
This was first noticed on a system deployed by MAAS, where
files in /etc/cloud/cloud.cfg.d/ are root read-only.
This changes those tests to actually make use of
FilesystemMockingTestCase functionality and adds 'reRoot()' to that
class which is easier to use for at least this use case.
LP: #1635350
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Ubuntu Core images use the `snap create-user` to add users to an
Ubuntu Core system. Add support for creating snap users by adding
a key to the users dictionary.
users:
- name: bob
snapuser: bob@bobcom.io
Or via the 'snappy' dictionary:
snappy:
email: bob@bobcom.io
Users may also create a snap user without contacting the SSO by
providing a 'system-user' assertion by importing them into snapd.
Additionally, Ubuntu Core systems have a read-only /etc/passwd such that
the normal useradd/groupadd commands do not function without an additional
flag, '--extrausers', which redirects the pwd to /var/lib/extrausers.
Move the system_is_snappy() check from cc_snappy module to util for
re-use and then update the Distro class to append '--extrausers' if
the system is Ubuntu Core.
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Replace the parsing of 'ip' to get a link and mac address list
in OpenNebula's datasource with usage of cloudinit.net.
This makes test cases there not depend on 'ip' availability
and also uses common code.
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This gets the tests running in centos 6.
* ProcessExecutionError: remove setting of .message
Nothing in cloud-init seems to use .message anywhere, so
it does not seem necessary.
The reason to change it is that on 2.6 it spits out:
cloudinit/util.py:286: DeprecationWarning: BaseException.message
* tox.ini: add a centos6 environment
the tox versions listed here replicate a centos6 install with
packages from EPEL.
You will still need a python2.6 to run this env so we do not
enable it by default.
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The amount of code to do user and group normalization
and extraction deserves its own file so move the code
that does this to a new file and update references to the
old location.
This removes some of the funkyness done in config modules
to avoid namespace and attribute clashes as well.
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This silences a warning made by Cheetah in pip installed environments:
UserWarning: You don't have the C version of NameMapper installed!
I'm disabling Cheetah's useStackFrames option ...
The reason for the monkey patching is that the warning goes to stderr
during nose and breaks up its expected output. The side affect of it
is that tests would run with Cheetah's 'useStackFrames'
enabled which is "painfully slow with the Python version of NameMapper".
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Some of the new DigitalOcean unittests were written to use 'assert_called',
which is only available in mock versions 2.0. Because of this, the failure
would only occur in releases less than yakkety and not in 'tox'.
Add a 'xenial' entry to tox.ini with versions from xenial.
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Prior to LXD 2.3, the bridge configuration was done through distro
packaging. Thus, lxd module interacted with debconf.
With 2.3 and higher, this is now done inside LXD itself, so we
need to use "lxc network" there.
For now, this perfectly matches what we had before with debconf and
doesn't cover any of the new options. We can always add those later.
A set of tests similar to what we had for debconf has been added to make
sure things look good.
This is tested in Yakkety container running LXD 2.3 and all options seem
to be passed through as expected, giving me the bridge I defined.
Signed-off-by: Stéphane Graber <stgraber@ubuntu.com>
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On DigitalOcean, Network information is provided via Meta-data.
It changes the datasource to be a local datasource, meaning it
will run before fallback networking is configured.
The advantage of that is that before networking is configured it
can bring up a network device with ipv4 link-local and hit the
metadata service that lives at 169.254.169.254 to find its networking
configuration. It then takes down the link local address and lets
cloud-init configure networking.
The configuring of a network device to go looking for a metadata
service is gated by a check of data in the smbios. This guarantees
that the code will not run on another system.
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The test in decode_binary for six.text_type was incorrect as that includes
unicode type in Python 2 which should actually be decoded.
When the type is string_types we now properly check only for basestring and
str in Python 2 and Python 3 respectively and return the given blob without
making an attempt to decode.
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In order for a caller to use 'env' argument of subp, they
will realistically do:
env = os.environ.copy()
env['FOO'] = 'BZR'
subp(cmd, env=env)
This shortens that to be:
subp(cmd, update_env={'FOO': 'BZR'})
Add tests, and update growpart tests to use mock when playing with
os.environ.
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This adds support for understanding 'dhcp6' as a protocol
that can be written into /run/net-IFACE.cfg files by the initramfs.
The end result is supporting ipv6 dhcp from initramfs boot
all the way into iscsi root.
LP: #1621615, #1621507
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Treat null type as yet another physical type, seen in real-world
openstack cloud.
Also, support the case where network_data.json provides mac addresses
in upper case. Rackspace public cloud currently does that.
LP: #1621968
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When user-data was provided in the ovf environment python3 would call
base64.decodestring() with a string rather than bytes and an exception
would occur.
This fixes the broken path and adds unit test. Also changes to
return None rather than empty string when there is no user-data and
when there is user-data return that as bytes instead of string.
LP: #1619394
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test_handler_apt_source_v3.py was not cleaning up all its tmp dirs.
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Old behavior allowed a user to provide:
apt_mirror: ""
And that was the same as:
apt_mirror: null
and the same as having not specified apt_mirror at all. This maintains
that behavior for all old string values.
LP: #1621180
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This allows both v1/2 and and v3 formats to exist in config.
If both are present, then prefer v3. If values are not the same
then a ValueError is raised.
LP: #1616831
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Spacewalk is used by some peopel to manage connections into redhat package
management systems and kickstart and various other tasks, so having a
system be able to do the needed tasks on first boot to integrate with that
system would be very useful (to some).
See: https://fedorahosted.org/spacewalk/
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The OpenStack network_data.json does not provide a name for bond links.
This change makes it so a dummy one is generated and used instead
to satisfy cloud-init which does require one.
In order to write the correct link (underlying 'link' names)
for the bonds, we maintain a list of info by ids so we can easily
get the right device name.
Also:
* add a vlan test case that similarly references an id rather than name.
* make bond interfaces auto
LP: #1605749
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Change atomic_helper.write_file to have same same signature as write_file.
Add some simple unit tests for atomic_helper.
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This adds an improved apt configuration format that is fully backwards
compatible with previous behavior. This is mostly copied from curtin's
implementation.
It does:
* clean up and centralizes many of the top level 'apt_*' values that
previously existed into a single top level 'apt'key.
* support a 'source' in apt/sources/entry that has only a key
* documents new features and adds tests.
See the added doc/examples/cloud-config-apt.txt for more information.
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It is more efficient and cross-distribution safe to use the hooks function
from dhclient to obtain the Azure endpoint server (DHCP option 245).
This is done by providing shell scritps that are called by the hooks
infrastructure of both dhclient and NetworkManager. The hooks then
invoke 'cloud-init dhclient-hook' that maintains json data
with the dhclient options in
/run/cloud-init/dhclient.hooks/<interface>.json .
The azure helper then pulls the value from
/run/cloud-init/dhclient.hooks/<interface>.json file(s). If that file does
not exist or the value is not present, it will then fall back to the
original method of scraping the dhcp client lease file.
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Per [1], DigitalOcean provides the metadata in multiple formats. The JSON
document is the preferred endpoint.
Changes:
- Switch to the v1.json meta-data endpoint
- Identify droplet identity from SMBIOS
- Only poll for metadata when the instance is confirmed to be a droplet
- Removal of hard-coded mirrors
Additionally, centralize the gates on running 'dmidecode' on arm arches,
and update tests to address.
[1] https://developers.digitalocean.com/documentation/metadata/
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Add vendor-data support to maas which will behave like the openstack
vendor-data does. Data returned from maas must be yaml loadable.
Also update the main in DataSourceMAAS to "just work" on a maas
deployed system.
LP: #1612313
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The older versions have various issues with unicode
and those versions seem to be pulled into epel so
we should denote that those versions are bad and
shouldn't be used by updating to a newer version that
does work.
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This just adds 'tap' to the list of types that are understood to
be physical or virtual network devices. Openstack basically exposes
the type of the host device through.
LP: #1610784
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This fixes an issue with the NoCloud datasource where it would not
recognize the 'network-interfaces' key provided in meta-data.
LP: 1577982
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Add support for installing and configuring ntp service, exposing the
minimum config of servers or pools to be added. If none are defined
then fallback on generating a list of pools by distro hosted at
pool.ntp.org (which matches what's found in the default ntp.conf
shipped in the respective distro).
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This improves smart os network configuration
- fix the SocketClient which was previously completely broken.
- adds support for configuring dns servers and dns search (based off the
sdc:dns_domain).
- support 'sdc:gateways' information from the datasource for configuring
default routes.
- add converted network information to output when module is run as a main
This does not support 'sdc:routes' as described at
http://eng.joyent.com/mdata/datadict.html
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Just fix the pep8 errors added in previous commit.
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Things here:
- restart rather than 'start' the service, to pick up a config change
that we would have written.
- update the config and write cert files whether or not the file
existed on the system. Previously it would only write the cert
files if /etc/mcollective/server.cfg already existed.
- improve test coverage
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