Please cross check kolla code.
The problem is not in the package.
On a centos instance installed with anaconda the $contendir variable is filled by /etc/yum/vars/contentdir which is supposed to be installed by centos-release rpm.
# LC_ALL=C rpm -qf /etc/yum/vars/contentdir
file /etc/yum/vars/contentdir is not owned by any package
Seems like centos-release rpm has a packaging issue, being the file genreated by centos-release in %post instead of being shipped.
Please cross check kolla code. vars/contentdir which is supposed to be installed by centos-release rpm.
The problem is not in the package.
On a centos instance installed with anaconda the $contendir variable is filled by /etc/yum/
The introduction of this variable has been proposed in https:/ /lists. centos. org/pipermail/ centos- devel/2018- March/016542. html
and has been implemented in CentOS 7.5 GA.
Looking at it, deeper I see:
# LC_ALL=C rpm -qf /etc/yum/ vars/contentdir vars/contentdir is not owned by any package
file /etc/yum/
Seems like centos-release rpm has a packaging issue, being the file genreated by centos-release in %post instead of being shipped.
A bug has been opened on https:/ /bugs.centos. org/view. php?id= 14786 which identified the bug happening in OpenStack CI as a bug in diskimage-builder.
I hope this help solving the issue on kolla side.