Hi Andres,
On 10-03-16 02:47, Andres Rodriguez wrote:
> So this confirms that because of the postrm bug, we would see the install
> issues.
Good that we nailed it down.
> however, I wonder if dbconfig-common should do
> something to not to write a new config ?
As dbconfig-common leaves this to
Hi Paul,
So this is what I did:
1. Modified the postrm to not check for
/etc/dbconfig-common/maas-region-controller.conf
2. purged maas
3. re-installed maas and the result was:
dbconfig-common: writing config to
/etc/dbconfig-common/maas-region-controller.conf
Creating config file
Hi Andres,
On 08-03-16 04:41, Andres Rodriguez wrote:
> Sorry for the delay and thanks for looking into it. Good catch on the
> postrm. At least I know that's my fault. That being said, I wonder if
> unregistering the file actually explains why it doesn't get re-created.
Hmm, I was a bit to
Hi Andres,
On 08-03-16 04:38, Andres Rodriguez wrote:
> So the reason we did this is because we wanted MAAS to be installed and we
> didn't want any question to be asked, so we decided to do the preseeding.
I recommend that you try to use dbc_prio_high=medium instead of your
current code. By
Hi Paul
Sorry for the delay and thanks for looking into it. Good catch on the
postrm. At least I know that's my fault. That being said, I wonder if
unregistering the file actually explains why it doesn't get re-created. The
funny thing here is that this is the first time it actually does
So the reason we did this is because we wanted MAAS to be installed and we
didn't want any question to be asked, so we decided to do the preseeding.
The registration piece is something that I found in another package, but
allowed MAAS to register the preseed options, otherwise this would have
Andres,
This (in maas-region-controller.postrm) prevents dbconfig-common from
unregistring the file with ucf (so the fact that you see the ucf prompt
after purging and installing is at least caused by maas itself):
if [ -f /etc/dbconfig-common/maas.conf ]; then
if [ -f
Hi Andres,
Maybe unrelated and I may not understand your intentions, but I see the
following in your maas-region-controller.config:
set_question() {
if ! db_fget "$1" seen; then
db_register dbconfig-common/dbconfig-install "$1"
db_subst "$1" ID "$1"
db_fget "$1" seen
