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# This is a cloud-init script to deploy Sunbeam (aka Microstack) on multiple
# nodes using MAAS.
#
# WARNING:  
# This cloud-init example uses pre-generated host ssh keys to make things easier on the administrator
# when working on differnet nodes across the cluster.
# !!!THEY ARE NOT REQUIRED!!! and can be removed.
#
# See: https://cloudinit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference/examples.html#configure-instance-s-ssh-keys    
#          

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### Display the IEC 60417-5009 power symbol (⏻) at the end of your Bash Primary
### Prompt String (PS1) when the host needs a reboot. Color changes from green
### to red, depending on how many hours the host has
###
### Ex. craigbender@hpz600:~ ⏻
###
### PS1R - Red ⏻ - Host has needed a reboot for > 24 hours
### PS1Y - Yellow ⏻ - Host has needed a reboot for > 12 hours but < 24 hours
### PS1G - Green ⏻ - Host has needed a reboot < 12 hours

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declare -ag SUPS=($(printf '\u2070 \u00b9 \u00b2 \u00b3 \u2074 \u2075 \u2076 \u2077 \u2078 \u2079 \u207f \u2071\n'))
declare -ag SUBS=($(printf '\u2080 \u00b9 \u00b2 \u00b3 \u2084 \u2085 \u2086 \u2087 \u2088 \u2089  \u2099 \u1D62\n'))

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#!/bin/bash

# Install ethtool if needed
[[ $(command -v ethtool 2>/dev/null) ]] || { printf "\nInstalling ethtool.  One moment...\n\n";sudo apt install ethtool -yqf; }

# Create an empty networkd dispatcher script with correct owner and permissions
sudo install -o0 -g0 -m0755 /dev/null /etc/networkd-dispatcher/routable.d/99-disable-eee.sh

cat <<'EOF' |sudo tee 1>/dev/null /etc/networkd-dispatcher/routable.d/99-disable-eee.sh
#!/bin/bash

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maas-debug() {
[[ -z ${1} || ${1,,} =~ '-h' ]] && { printf "\nUsage: ${FUNCNAME} <on|off> (-h,--help)\n\n" 1>&2;return 2; }
declare -ag DBG_FILES=($(sudo find 2>/dev/null /etc/maas /var/snap/maas/current/ -maxdepth 1 -type f -iname "r*d.conf"))
[[ ${#DBG_FILES[@]} -ge 2 ]] || { printf "\e[1;38;2;255;0;0mError\e[0m: Could not locate the regiond and rackd.conf files.\n\n" 1>&2;return 2; }
[[ ${1,,} = on && ${#DBG_FILES[@]} -ge 2 ]] && { printf "\nSetting debug mode to \e[1m on\e[0m\n" 1>&2;sudo sed -r -i '/^debug:/{h;s/:.*/: true/};${x;/^$/{s//debug: true/;H};x}' ${DBG_FILES[@]}; }
[[ ${1,,} = off && ${#DBG_FILES[@]} -ge 2  ]] && { printf "\nSetting debug mode to \e[1m off\e[0m\n" 1>&2;sudo sed -r -i '/^debug:/{h;s/:.*/: false/};${x;/^$/{s//debug: false/;H};x}' ${DBG_FILES[@]}; }
[[ ${#DBG_FILES[@]} -ge 2 && ${DBG_FILES[0]} =~ /var/snap/maas/current ]] && { printf "\nRunning \x60sudo snap restart maas\x60...\n" 1>&2;sudo snap restart maas 2>&1|sed -r 's/^/     /g'; }
[[ ${#DBG_FILES[@]} -ge 2 &&  ${DBG_FILES[0]

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mtrv4() {
	[[ -z ${1} || ${1} =~ -h ]] && { printf "Usage: ${FUNCNAME} <hostname|IP>\n" 1>&2;return 2; }
	for i in $(ip -o -4 a|awk '{if ($2 != "lo") print $2}'|paste -sd' ');do mtr -4 -rw -c 5 -I ${i} ${1};done
};export -f mtrv4

mtrv6() {
	[[ -z ${1} || ${1} =~ -h ]] && { printf "Usage: ${FUNCNAME} <hostname|IP>\n" 1>&2;return 2; }
	for i in $(ip -o -6 a|awk '{if ($2 != "lo") print $2}'|paste -sd' ');do mtr -6 -rw -c 5 -I ${i} ${1};done;
};export -f mtrv6

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# The following are bash functions.  Either source this file (i.e. source ~/.node-rename.sh) or copy and paste the stanza directly in your terminal

# If you're using normal postgresq
maas-rename-new-machines-prod-db() {
sudo -u postgres psql -F"|" --no-align -P pager=off -t maasdb -c "\
SELECT sip.ip,node.hostname,node.system_id FROM maasserver_bmc bmc \
LEFT OUTER JOIN maasserver_staticipaddress sip ON sip.id = bmc.ip_address_id \
LEFT OUTER JOIN maasserver_node node ON bmc.id = node.bmc_id \
WHERE bmc.ip_address_id IS NOT NULL and power_type LIKE 'ipmi%' ORDER BY sip.ip"|awk -F\| '{print $1"|"$3}'|\
xargs -n1 -P0 bash -c 'IP=${0%%|*};ID=${0##*|};NEWNAME=$(printf "faux-node-%02d\n" ${IP##*.});maas '${MAAS_PROFILE}' machine update $ID hostname=$NEWNAME'

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#!/bin/bash

# Side loading example

# The following will create N fake nodes whose
# hostnames will be "fnode-${POWER_DRIVER}${LAST_IP_OCTET}
# And MAC address will be made up on the fly.

# For this example, ipmi and manual power drivers are supported.

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oscap-report() {
	local REL=$(lsb_release -sr) SHOW=loc;
	[[ $((${REL%%.*}%2)) && $((10#${REL##*.})) -eq 4 ]] && { true; } || { printf "\e[1;38;2;255;0;0mSorry\x21\e[0m OVAL Data is only available for LTS release\n\n";return 3; }
	local OSCAP_REPORT="$HOME/oscap-eval-report__$(lsb_release -sd|awk '{gsub(/ /,"-");print tolower($0)}')-$(hostname -s).html"
	OK() { printf "\e[74G\x20\e[0m[\x20\e[38;2;0;255;0mOK\e[0m\x20]\e[0m\n"; }
	FAIL() { printf "\e[74G\e[0m\x20[\e[38;2;255;0;0mFAIL\e[0m]\n"; }
	WARN() { printf "\e[74G\x20\e[0m[\e[38;2;255;200;0mWARN\e[0m]\n"; }
	local -a PREREQS=(bzip2 html2text libopenscap8 w3m)
	local -a PKGS=()
	local OVAL_URL="https://security-metadata.canonical.com/oval/com.ubuntu.$(lsb_release -cs).usn.oval.xml.bz2"

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#!/bin/bash
sudo -iu root psql -U postgres -h /var/snap/maas-test-db/common/postgres/sockets  -d maasdb -c "ALTER ROLE maas WITH SUPERUSER"
sudo -iu root pg_dumpall -U maas -l maasdb -h /var/snap/maas-test-db/common/postgres/sockets -c|tee 1>/dev/null ~/dump.sql