copr-be: try to ping6 to wake up ipv6 stack early
Seems like some ppc64le boxes start and seem fine, but they are not accessible over ipv6 for a long time so the spawner timeouts. When I tried to manually ping6 from the box outside - the connection from the outside started to work immediately - so give it an automatic try.
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@ -213,10 +213,20 @@ class LibvirtSpawner:
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"mount -o remount /",
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]))
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def ping_to_wake_up_ipv6(self):
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"""
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For some reason, this makes makes the networking to converge much
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faster.
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"""
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self.append_startup_script("\n".join([
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"ping6 fedoraproject.org -c 5 -d || :"
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]))
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def generate_config_iso(self):
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"""
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Generate the ISO file that is attached to the VM and used by cloud-init
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to pre-configure the box.
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Generate the ISO file that is attached to the VM and used by the early
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script:
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https://github.com/praiskup/helpers/blob/beb62e5cf5d8a4cd0e456536a7073dc5307668fd/bin/eimg-prep.in#L66-L76
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"""
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if not self.startup_script:
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return None
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file.write(script)
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image = os.path.join(self.workdir, 'config.iso')
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# the 'eimg_config' label is important, we search for /dev/disk/by-label/...
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# The 'eimg_config' label is not important, we search for /dev/sr0
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# anyway.
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if self.call(['mkisofs', '-o', image, '-V', 'eimg_config', '-r', '-J',
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'--quiet', config_dir]) != 0:
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raise Exception("mkisofs failed")
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spawner.swap_vol_size = str(args.swap_vol_size) + "GB"
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spawner.add_nat_network()
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spawner.add_bridged_network("Wired connection 2", "eth1", ip6_a, ip6_g)
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spawner.ping_to_wake_up_ipv6()
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success = False
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try:
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