Public bug reported:
use case is I needed to use maas in an offline setup. I installed maas
per the instructions on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/MAAS/. I
mirrored the repos so that I would have everything I needed for offline
use.
after all was setup online I changed networks to an offline setup and ran 'sudo
dpkg-reconfigure maas' typed in the new ip address.
This failed when a node was trying to commission. the reconfigure did not
change the ISCSI or the log_host for the cobbler profiles. I fixed this after
many hours of searching by using the command 'cobbler profile edit' to change
the log_host and ISCSITarget parameters for the commissioning images. For a
newb as I was this would be very challenging to find.
I would have expected for the dpkg-reconfigure command to take care of
that.
** Affects: maas (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
maas ip change via sudo dpkg-reconfigure maas fails to completely
reconfigure
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