Klaus Frank
Klaus Frank
still relevant
The issue is **not** the hostname. I mean it is, but not directly, as k8s uses a networking container this might not be directly obvious. **Workaround**: Set the hostname explicitly...
If you don't want to store it in the KeePass database, you could use the UUID and store the ACLs in you're own database with these attributes (UUID, ACLs), where...
I'm using version 3.9.1 and the IPv4 isn't written to the cache either. It only wrote the hostname it checks. the `ip` attribute doesn't have any value in the cache.
Worked for me just now on the first try.
This is how I init my ansible (taken from a CI setup, so it should be more or less universal): https://gist.github.com/agowa338/070f9a7adca1ba5c4edcfb30e88199f8
Actually, I removed the parted module again from my playbook and just ended up formatting the whole disk (without partitioning it) as btrfs so I'm unable to check that now....