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Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
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Title:
[2.0] subnet.list: list index out of range error when using a /31
subn
** Changed in: maas
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Title:
[2.0] subnet.list: list index out of range error when using a /31
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By the way, you will most likely only need the changes in that file
related to the prefixlen; I added an assert just in case this happens
again, since it's difficult to troubleshoot the problem without knowing
what the problematic CIDR was.
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Well, MAAS will automatically create subnets for you if it sees them
attached to a registered rack controller. That is probably how you got
the /31. (but you can use "maas maas subnets read" to grab of all of
them from the API.)
If you want to test the proposed fix, take a look at the linked merge
i pulled the subnet list from maas-proxy.conf, would be interested in a
better way to grab the subnets tho!
/var/lib/maas]$ maas maas subnet statistics x.x.x.x/31 include_suggestions=True
include_ranges=True
list index out of range
can i manually edit that somewhere (as i dont have GUI access du
** Changed in: maas (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
** Changed in: maas (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Mike Pontillo (mpontillo)
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Title:
[2.0] subnet.list: list index out of range
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** Changed in: maas
Status: Incomplete => In Progress
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OK, I think how this could occur just hit me... don't tell me you have a
/31.
Rather, why in the world do you have a /31?!?! ;-)
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This one is more puzzling than I first thought. It seems you have a
subnet that has no IP addresses in it, and I'm not sure how this can
happen. (the divide by zero you mentioned was due to a /32 subnet, and
we already have unit tests for /32 and /128 subnets.)
Which subnets are defined on your MA
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Status: New => Triaged
** Changed in: maas
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