I noticed that some wwlog calls included a trailing newline, but others
did not. I tested both in isolation and discovered that the behavior was
consistent regardless of whether a trailing newline was included. I
further confirmed in code that wwlog appends a trailing newline
automatically if it is not present; so a trailing newline is unnecessary
in individual calls.
This commit removes trailing newlines from all calls to make them
consistent. It also replaces two calls to wwlog.Printf. (see #534)
Signed-off-by: Jonathon Anderson <janderson@ciq.co>
wwlog provides named loggers for each level, which requires
less code and is clearer than wwlog.Printf. The code has
included a mix of both, but this commit consolidates existing
code on the per-level functions.
Signed-off-by: Jonathon Anderson <janderson@ciq.co>
* Combine provision response handling, add hwaddr and interface to dhcp
* Simplify stage cases, add backward compatible uri parse
* Move control of image compression to client
* Fix kernel search path for ubuntu, buffer template generation
* Implement cpio and gz as functions, add log named functions
* Generalize fs image creation routine
* Combine daemonLogf to generalized wwlog
* Fix template newline insertion, update dhcp and hosts tmpl
* Update IPXE template to handle non-compressed files
* Update DHCP template to set network interfaces and server IP assignment
* Update DHCP/hosts templates to choose a host-name self-consistently
uid/gid are not synced at container import but checked. An apropriate
message is printed, regarding users which are not present on host.
The `wwctl container syncuser` needs the `--write` switch to actually
write to the container.
The command `wwctl container syncuser` will always operate at the
container level, but as the 'generic` overlay reads in the container
passwd/group, following two steps will update the passwd/group on a
running cluster:
1. Add passwd/group to container
wwctl container syncuser --write CONTAINER
2. Synchronize overlay
wwctl overlay build -N
Adds support to 3 environment variables:
- WAREWULF_OCI_USERNAME: registry user username
- WAREWULF_OCI_PASSWORD: registry user password
- WAREWULF_OCI_NOHTTPS: disable tls requirements (for local registries)
Note:
This will default to ~/.docker/config.json for credentials and other docker
configurations on the system when no options are specified.
