When I first split the debian interfaces support from wwinit, I was unable to figure out what it was called. I used the inelegant name "debian.interfaces" to identify it; but I have since learned that it is called "ifupdown." I have since learned that there is even a variant implementation, ifupdown-ng, that is used by Alpine Linux. This PR renames the overlay to ifupdown, but retains a copy of it at debian.interfaces for backwards compatibility. Signed-off-by: Jonathon Anderson <janderson@ciq.com>
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nodeprofiles:
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default:
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comment: This profile is automatically included for each node
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runtime overlay:
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- hosts
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- ssh.authorized_keys
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system overlay:
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- wwinit
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- wwclient
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- fstab
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- hostname
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- ssh.host_keys
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- issue
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- resolv
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- udev.netname
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- systemd.netname
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- ifcfg
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- ifupdown
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- NetworkManager
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- wicked
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- ignition
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kernel:
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args:
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- quiet
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- crashkernel=no
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- net.ifnames=1
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init: /sbin/init
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root: initramfs
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ipxe template: default
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ipmi:
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template: ipmitool.tmpl
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resources:
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fstab:
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- spec: warewulf:/home
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file: /home
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vfstype: nfs
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mntops: defaults,nofail
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- spec: warewulf:/opt
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file: /opt
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vfstype: nfs
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mntops: defaults,noauto,nofail,ro
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nodes: {}
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