[cobbler] Re: Error associating a system to a profile

Hello, Just realised I had forgotten the version details when I sent the mail earlier [root@cobbler ~]# rpm -qa | grep cobbler cobbler-2.8.0-4.el7.x86_64 cobbler-web-2.8.0-4.el7.noarch CentOS Linux release 7.3.1611 (Core) [root@cobbler ~]# > > I just imported a new distro/profile but when I

[cobbler] Error associating a system to a profile

Hello. I just imported a new distro/profile but when I attempt to associate to a system, I am noticing this error below. I have also noticed that, when I delete the system and associate it with a profile that existed before, I don't get any error. What could be a good cause of investigating

[cobbler] Re: koan EXSi support

Hi Scott, > I haven’t used cobbler with ESXI in a while, so I don’t exactly remember > what the parameters were... but I know that you need to have a couple of > kernel options set in your profile. I had my setup completely automated, > but it got erased when my section got reorganized.

[cobbler] koan EXSi support

Hello, I have a hyper-visor EXSi version 6 and I am looking at using cobbler for virtual machine provisioning. I had initially scanned the docs and somehow got a feeling EXSi is supported. However, after spending the last 4 hours attempting it, and after researching and reading all I could

[cobbler] Re: Time for a 2.8.1 release?

m with On Thu, Mar 2, 2017 at 1:25 PM, William Muriithi <will...@perasotech.com<mailto:will...@perasotech.com>> wrote: +1 My wish would be to get UEFI working… Regards, William From: Jörgen Maas [mailto:jorgen.m...@gmail.com<mailto:jorgen.m...@gmail.com>] Sent: March-02-17 4:0

[cobbler] Re: Time for a 2.8.1 release?

+1 My wish would be to get UEFI working… Regards, William From: Jörgen Maas [mailto:jorgen.m...@gmail.com] Sent: March-02-17 4:03 AM To: cobbler mailing list Subject: [cobbler] Re: Time for a 2.8.1 release? Yes indeed it's about time :) ... there's only one

[cobbler] Re: Sending keys/files to deployed hosts

Hi Tyler, In your kickstart file, create a post install step that set up a management account called chef and also upload chef ssh authorization key You can then push any sensitives file to the deployed system using ssh tunnel between chef and system x at account chef Regards, William From:

[cobbler] Re: teamd support in cobbler

Johan Matt responded to you a while ago with a solution. Essentially, he suggested you add some post install configurations on your kickstart configuration. I still think its may take more than that as you will want to use "cobbler system" which extend the basic kickstart configurations. If I

[cobbler] UEFI PXE Installation

Hello, I have read an attempted various suggestion on getting cobber to do UEFI PXE Installation and I haven't had a break though. I am wondering if someone here had success and how they went about diagnosing the problem. Here is my setup: [root@cobbler ~]# rpm -qa | grep cobbler

[cobbler] Re: Second DHCP network?

David, This would likely be server in /etc/cobbler/settings server: 192.168.20.123 William -Original Message- From: David Lee [mailto:david@ecmwf.int] Sent: September-19-16 11:32 AM To: cobbler mailing list Subject: [cobbler] Second DHCP network?

[cobbler] Re: cobbler system add trigger a crash

Rick Thanks. Was using CLI. I sought it out. I had mangled one of the template in attempt to get cobbler to use UEFI. Thanks a lot Sincerely William On 15 September 2016 at 15:28, Rick Leir wrote: > You say > "I can use a profile interactively" > Are you using the CLI

[cobbler] cobbler system add trigger a crash

Good afternoon, [root@cobbler ~]# rpm -qa | grep cobbler cobbler-2.6.11-1.el6.x86_64 cobbler-web-2.6.11-1.el6.noarch [root@cobbler ~]# I am running into an odd issue where I can use a profile interactively and have a successful install. However, if I use that profile and create a system

[cobbler] Networking snippnet with new network style names

Hello I have been struggling attempting to get cobbler to work with RHEL6. The problem is, RHEL 6.8 is coming up with the interface name as em1, but somehow, the kickstart snippet below end up assigning the interface the name eth0. I have temporarily commented the snippet as show below and was