Comment 10 for bug 1837927
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| Orestes Leal Rodriguez (orestesleal) wrote Re: [Bug 1837927] Re: Missing mandatory path: http://169.254.169.254/openstack/2018-08-27/meta_data.json | #10 |
Dan,
I appreciate your response, thanks a lot!
Orestes.
On 7/29/19, Dan Watkins <email address hidden> wrote:
> Hi Orestes, cloud-init really just relies on libraries for its HTTP
> requests; we aren't doing anything out of the ordinary there. So
> presumably the responses from the EC2 compatibility layer are different
> in some way from the ones from /openstack/, but I don't believe that the
> way that cloud-init fetches each of them is all that different.
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> Title:
> Missing mandatory path:
> http://
>
> Status in cloud-init:
> Invalid
>
> Bug description:
> I'm running OpenStack Stein.
>
> Cloud init from the bionic-cloud images it's not working correctly.
> I'm launching instances with ubuntu-bionic 18.04 cloud and the
> following message appears when reaching the openstack metadata server:
>
> "[ 86.559374] cloud-init[843]: 2019-07-25 15:25:21,978 -
> util.py[WARNING]: Missing mandatory path:
> http://
>
> Now, I can (without doing anything special) use ubuntu 14.04 cloud,
> 16.04 cloud, Centos7-cloud (all with different versions of cloud-init)
> and everything works, but with 'Cloud-init v.
> 19.1-1-
> not.
>
> I have tried to use EC2 datasources, OpenStack datasources [1] and it
> does not work. It connects to the metadata server and gets the
> meta_data.json file but doesn't do much more. therefore I'm unable to
> provision ssh keys, etc, with bionic-cloud. Attached is the full log
> for one bionic-cloud-1804 instance.
>
>
> 1.
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