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13:11 jlamsensHello. I successfully installed my first FAI server and could deploy the DEMO host example. My question is now: I want to deploy Ubuntu 8.04 and CentOS 5.X hosts, but the documentation
13:11 jlamsensonly mentions: "You can install all sorts of Linux distributions from a single Debian nfsroot. Therefore you have to create a base.tgz of the distribution you like to install and place it info the basefiles  directory. Then name it UBUNTU910.tar.gz for example."
13:12 jlamsensIs there someone who has successfully deployed Ubuntu or Centos or could guide me to more information on how to do that ?
13:13 _joschijlamsens: http://faiwiki.informatik.uni-koeln.de/index.php/FAI_multi-distribution
13:13 _joschijlamsens: I'm using FAI with Ubuntu currently. It actually works the same way Debian does
13:15 jlamsensnice link; did not see that one yet, thanks !
13:16 jlamsens_joschi: do you deploy Ubuntu 8.04 LTS, or already 10.04 LTS ? Any experience with 10.04 ?
13:19 _joschicurrently 9.10
13:19 _joschibut I want to deploy 10.04 when it's a little more stable (e.g. not right the first week after its release ;)
13:24 jlamsensTx; 2 last questions:
13:24 jlamsens1. did you use the instructions in the link you provided yourself (build a minimal base image via make-fai-base-tgz) ?
13:24 jlamsens2. no trouble with the GRUB stuff ?
13:25 jlamsensWell: 3 questions :-)
13:25 jlamsens3. Do you need to create a seperate NFS root for each distro, or do I see that wrong ?
13:28 _joschi1. I'm using the Ubuntu FAI packages (https://launchpad.net/fai/)
13:28 _joschi2. nope
13:29 _joschi3. yes, you'll need seperate NFS root directories
13:33 Mrfaino, you do not need seperate NFS roots.
13:33 jlamsensMrfai: ok, now I'm confused :-)
13:34 MrfaiYou will always use the same Debian NFS root, but install different distributions to the hard disk
13:35 jlamsensAm I exagerating, if I think instructions on setting up FAI to deploy Ubuntu/CentOS are not very clear ?
13:37 Nic0I don't think so ;-)
13:40 Nic0You first need to build a minimal Ubuntu system with deboostrap, using an Ubuntu package
13:40 Nic0(Debian's deboostrap does not work for Ubuntu)
13:41 Nic0Then make an archive with it, say UBUNTU.tar.gz, that goes to <configdir>/basefiles
13:42 jlamsensNic0: wait, lets begin from scratch: I'm using Debian Lenny for fai installserver, as the packages in ubuntu are way too outdated. I added "deb http://www.informatik.uni-koeln.de/fai/download lenny koeln" to
13:42 jlamsensmy sources.list and installed fai-quickstart.
13:42 jlamsensWhat do I do now ?
13:43 jlamsensI build a minimal ubuntu system how ?
13:43 Nic0The easy way is to have an Ubuntu host to run deboostrap on
13:44 Nic0Otherwise you just get the Ubuntu deboostrap .deb and install it somewhere on a Debian host
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13:45 jlamsensOK, let's say I use the Ubuntu debootstrap .deb: where do I install it ?
13:46 Nic0Where you want. Only the archive you build with it must go in FAI config
13:47 jlamsensSo I want to deploy Ubuntu 8.04. I take a clean Ubuntu 8.04 server, install package "debootstrap", and make "a minimal Ubuntu 8.04" system. Will that result in one 1 file ? I'm sorry: I have no experience with that...
13:50 jlamsensOk, I read the whole thing and think I'm starting to get it now...
13:51 jlamsensThe link provided above, tells me to install it like MY-DISTRIBUTION-NAME.tar.gz in the configspace/basefiles, but I don't have a directory basefiles under /srv/fai/config/. Do I just create that dir ?
13:52 Mrfaiyep
13:52 MrfaiI would choose a name like LUCID.tar.gz.
13:53 MrfaiThis will then be used as a FAI class name
13:54 jlamsensok, tx. I'll try all these steps first. If I manage to get it working, I'm planning to create a complete install manual as an example and put it somewhere on the mailinglist. Thanks guys.
13:54 Mrfaior put it into the wiki
13:55 jlamsensok
13:57 Nic0You'll also need a hook prepareapt.LUCID to replace the standard task prepareapt
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13:58 Nic0Otherwise the task will copy the Debian sources.list from the nfsroot into your installation
14:00 jlamsensNic0: oops, any idea how to create that hook prepareapt.MY-DISTRIBUTION-NAME ? I read it "replace sthe stuff specific for the distribtuion of the fai server with something suitable to get your specific distribution ready to install packages"
14:01 jlamsensanyone has such a "hook" example for 8.04 ?
14:01 Nic0Copy the function task_prepareapt from /usr/lib/fai/subroutines
14:02 Nic0And remove at least the 'cp -r $FAI_ETC_DIR/apt/*' line
14:03 Nic0+ add the following line at the end to skip the task:
14:03 Nic0skiptask prepareapt
14:07 jlamsensso remove line 19 and add "skiptask prepareapt" after line 27 at http://pastebin.com/X1DqibBt ?
14:10 Nic0Yep, it should be enough to start with
14:11 Nic0You can also remove line 18
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14:13 jlamsensok, it now looks like this: http://pastebin.com/EDj0pvgR
14:14 jlamsenswait, correction...
14:15 jlamsenshttp://pastebin.com/M0NqZjC7
14:16 jlamsensI will try debootstrapping Ubuntu first, and come back when I have troubles... :p Bye and thanks.
14:16 Nic0You also need to add #! /bin/bash and remove the function stuff to make it a script ;-)
14:16 jlamsensk ;-)
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15:09 \shoh mann...
15:09 \shwhy oh why we do have several people working in companies without any clue
15:11 oz_? :-D
15:15 \shthis morning our "Chief Software Architect" came to me and told me: "We are vulnerable of SSL/TLS Re-Negotiation" (CVE-2009-3555)
15:15 \shand I told him "no,  we aren't"
15:16 oz_and?
15:16 \shhe told me "yes, we are, look here http://www.skriptkiddiesforumforfunandforidiots.6x.to, this page tells me we are vulnerable"
15:17 oz_hey, he knew how to use the internetz, whohee...
15:17 \shand now I'm fighting since 2 hours with him, to explain the real problem and why we are save with the patch from the openssl crowed...and that his page is wrong and dangerous
15:18 oz_\sh: :-(
15:18 \shbut the funny part is, that my mail, with deep knowledge of ssl and the real problem of this problem, was acked with "I don't understand your mail...what do you mean?"
15:19 oz_I guess you can't just do it like Theo de Reedt?
15:19 \shwhat? going into his office and kill this guy? no ...
15:19 oz_Theo just kills verbally
15:19 oz_:-D
15:21 oz_http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Theo_de_Raadt I just lkove it
15:23 \shhehe...yes :) now I know
15:25 oz_Reedt..Raadt. *hmpf
15:25 oz_*
15:25 oz_I just hate my keyboard here.
15:28 oz_\sh: what was the outcome?
15:34 \shoz_, I'm right, he's wrong, he earns more, I'm an asshole,
15:37 \shsometimes it can be so easy ;)
15:38 oz_yea, just press the button of your Nike Missile... ;)
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17:11 mgoetzeNic0: you do NOT need a special ubuntu debootstrap to debootstrap an ubuntu system. a normal debian debootstrap works just fine.
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22:36 tuvwxare there any known issues in fai with squeeze/testing? running fai-setup, i'm getting an error saying that initrd was not created
22:38 tuvwxi set fai to grab packages/debootstrap from testing rahter than the default lenny
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22:47 tuvwxthis is the exact message: ERROR: No initrd installed
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