Hi Andres,

Maybe unrelated and I may not understand your intentions, but I see the
following in your maas-region-controller.config:
set_question() {
    if ! db_fget "$1" seen; then
        db_register dbconfig-common/dbconfig-install "$1"
        db_subst "$1" ID "$1"
        db_fget "$1" seen
    fi


Which gets called by:
    set_question maas-region-controller/dbconfig-install true
    set_question maas-region-controller/pgsql/app-pass ""
    set_question maas-region-controller/remote/host "localhost"

But isn't the question from the second set, the $1 in the first
function? So shouldn't that "db_register" line also register the other
questions and use the value provided as argument?

Paul

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  dbconfig-common: writing config to /etc/dbconfig-common/maas-region-
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