So mine is working if I remove /home/ubuntu. Is there something else I
should check?
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Title:
Local provider run on server
No that's fine - thank you for confirming.
** Summary changed:
- Local provider run on server images requires an ubuntu user
+ Local provider fails when an unrelated /home/ubuntu directory exists
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Max: any joy?
My conclusion for now is:
When running a local environment, Juju uses the existence of
/home/ubuntu to determine if the ubuntu user is special. Instead, it
should pay attention to what user my original user was (before sudo-ing,
etc).
I understand that when deploying to any other
The deployments I've been doing all need swift, so I had to get canonistack
working anyway. I'll retry this later this week.
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A better way might be to copy the ownership of /home/ubuntu into
/home/ubuntu/.juju-proxy.
But why was the code trying to touch my system's /home/ubuntu in the
first place? My HOME is /home/robie, and my USER is robie. I think this
bug goes deeper than this.
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I think I've found the problem:
environs/cloudinit/cloudinit.go:280
fmt.Sprintf(
`[ -e /home/ubuntu ] (printf '%%s\n' %s
/home/ubuntu/.juju-proxy chown ubuntu:ubuntu /home/ubuntu/.juju-proxy)`,
There we go! I have /home/ubuntu left over from an old setup simulating
the conditions in the CI lab, but I have no ubuntu user. I'll delete
/home/ubuntu and try again.
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** Summary changed:
- Local provider run on cloud images want ubuntu user
+ Local provider run on server images requires an ubuntu user
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@robie
cat /etc/cloud/build.info
^ this is a server image.
I can reproduce the error in the extraordinary condition of a server image
without an ubuntu user.
juju local-provider just works with desktop and servers. desktops don't
has an ubuntu user, servers have a default ubuntu user.
My
