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Failures on CentOS 8.2 since 8.3 release due to libgcrypt #42

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markgoddard opened this issue Dec 9, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #43
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Failures on CentOS 8.2 since 8.3 release due to libgcrypt #42

markgoddard opened this issue Dec 9, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #43
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CentOS 8.3 has a bug in which updating qemu-kvm does not update libgcrypt. This leads to failues when using libvirt/qemu. It seems to happen on CentOS 8.2 images, since the 8.3 packages became available. See https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=184
markgoddard added a commit that referenced this issue Dec 9, 2020
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Add libgcrypt to RedHat dependencies
b588360 
CentOS 8.3 has a bug in which updating qemu-kvm does not update
libgcrypt. This leads to failues when using libvirt/qemu. It seems to
happen on CentOS 8.2 images, since the 8.3 packages became available See
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1840485.

Fixes: #42
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openstack-mirroring pushed a commit to openstack/kayobe that referenced this issue Dec 17, 2020
@markgoddard
Fixes for CentOS 8.3
4398856 
* Bump stackhpc.libvirt-host to v1.7.1. On seed-hypervisors installed
  using CentOS 8.2 or earlier, interaction with libvirt may fail due to
  libgcrypt being incompatible. See
  stackhpc/ansible-role-libvirt-host#42

* Bump MichaelRigart.interfaces to v1.9.2. The CentOS 8.3 cloud image
  includes an ifcfg-ens3-1 file. See
  michaelrigart/ansible-role-interfaces#93

* Previously a second libvirt daemon was installed by Tenks on the host,
  however changes in libvirt 6.0.0 to separate libvirtd into multiple
  daemons do not allow for customisation of the PID files used by the
  new daemons. This leads to a conflict between the container and host
  daemons. Update the Tenks config to use the containerised Nova libvirt
  daemon. This depends on a change to the stackhpc.libvirt-host role:
  stackhpc/ansible-role-libvirt-host#44

* Not CentOS 8.3 related, but tox jobs are now failing on python
  dependencies. Remove upper limits from docker and paramiko.

* Not CentOS 8.3 related, but Bifrost has enabled authentication by
  default. We are not ready to support this, so override it.

Story: 2008429
Task: 41378

Change-Id: Ie8fd965165e8d347d27528a2c16d0647e412ccdc
openstack-mirroring pushed a commit to openstack/openstack that referenced this issue Dec 17, 2020
@markgoddard @openstack-gerrit
Update git submodules
344f9c4 
* Update kayobe from branch 'master'
  to 4398856ec80ae765e805df9aab7d6f2105a34009
  - Fixes for CentOS 8.3
    
    * Bump stackhpc.libvirt-host to v1.7.1. On seed-hypervisors installed
      using CentOS 8.2 or earlier, interaction with libvirt may fail due to
      libgcrypt being incompatible. See
      stackhpc/ansible-role-libvirt-host#42
    
    * Bump MichaelRigart.interfaces to v1.9.2. The CentOS 8.3 cloud image
      includes an ifcfg-ens3-1 file. See
      michaelrigart/ansible-role-interfaces#93
    
    * Previously a second libvirt daemon was installed by Tenks on the host,
      however changes in libvirt 6.0.0 to separate libvirtd into multiple
      daemons do not allow for customisation of the PID files used by the
      new daemons. This leads to a conflict between the container and host
      daemons. Update the Tenks config to use the containerised Nova libvirt
      daemon. This depends on a change to the stackhpc.libvirt-host role:
      stackhpc/ansible-role-libvirt-host#44
    
    * Not CentOS 8.3 related, but tox jobs are now failing on python
      dependencies. Remove upper limits from docker and paramiko.
    
    * Not CentOS 8.3 related, but Bifrost has enabled authentication by
      default. We are not ready to support this, so override it.
    
    Story: 2008429
    Task: 41378
    
    Change-Id: Ie8fd965165e8d347d27528a2c16d0647e412ccdc
openstack-mirroring pushed a commit to openstack/kayobe that referenced this issue Dec 21, 2020
@markgoddard
Fixes for CentOS 8.3
885dd06 
* Bump stackhpc.libvirt-host to v1.7.1. On seed-hypervisors installed
  using CentOS 8.2 or earlier, interaction with libvirt may fail due to
  libgcrypt being incompatible. See
  stackhpc/ansible-role-libvirt-host#42

* Bump MichaelRigart.interfaces to v1.9.2. The CentOS 8.3 cloud image
  includes an ifcfg-ens3-1 file. See
  michaelrigart/ansible-role-interfaces#93

* Previously a second libvirt daemon was installed by Tenks on the host,
  however changes in libvirt 6.0.0 to separate libvirtd into multiple
  daemons do not allow for customisation of the PID files used by the
  new daemons. This leads to a conflict between the container and host
  daemons. Update the Tenks config to use the containerised Nova libvirt
  daemon. This depends on a change to the stackhpc.libvirt-host role:
  stackhpc/ansible-role-libvirt-host#44

* Not CentOS 8.3 related, but tox jobs are now failing on python
  dependencies. Remove upper limits from docker and paramiko.

This change also includes the following backport:

CI: add dummy1 port for seed upgrade and VM jobs

For some reason this configuration was omitted or incomplete in these
jobs. Without this configuration, Kayobe development configuration adds
eth1 to the breth1 bridge if it exists, or leaves the bridge without a
port otherwise. This can lead to network connectivity issues, if the IP
address of eth1 becomes inaccessible when it is added to breth1.

This change fixes the issue by ensuring that the dummy1 interface
exists, and configuring the aio network to add it to breth1 as a port,
instead of eth1.

Backport Change-Id: I47115e5d8d1fb448cb9e46dc43b56c64987e428b
(cherry picked from commit 0766df1)

Story: 2008429
Task: 41378

Change-Id: Ie8fd965165e8d347d27528a2c16d0647e412ccdc
(cherry picked from commit 4398856)
openstack-mirroring pushed a commit to openstack/kayobe that referenced this issue Dec 21, 2020
@markgoddard
Fixes for CentOS 8.3
ac7adbb 
* Bump stackhpc.libvirt-host to v1.7.1. On seed-hypervisors installed
  using CentOS 8.2 or earlier, interaction with libvirt may fail due to
  libgcrypt being incompatible. See
  stackhpc/ansible-role-libvirt-host#42

* Bump MichaelRigart.interfaces to v1.9.2. The CentOS 8.3 cloud image
  includes an ifcfg-ens3-1 file. See
  michaelrigart/ansible-role-interfaces#93

* Previously a second libvirt daemon was installed by Tenks on the host,
  however changes in libvirt 6.0.0 to separate libvirtd into multiple
  daemons do not allow for customisation of the PID files used by the
  new daemons. This leads to a conflict between the container and host
  daemons. Update the Tenks config to use the containerised Nova libvirt
  daemon. This depends on a change to the stackhpc.libvirt-host role:
  stackhpc/ansible-role-libvirt-host#44

* Not CentOS 8.3 related, but tox jobs are now failing on python
  dependencies due to the pip resolver. Remove upper limits from docker
  and paramiko. molecule is only required for the molecule tox
  environment, which is Python 2.

Also includes a backport of the following change:

Fix sphinx8 script used by pep8

We wrap doc8 to register the directives we use in our documentation.
Previously the 'app' argument was passed as None, however sphinx has
started to use the argument.

This change uses a mock object since we don't need to use the
application object.

Backported Change-Id: Id9e8d5f6d09f14d294cd493538780456f98c7dbe
(cherry picked from commit 2fcdff1)

Story: 2008429
Task: 41378

Change-Id: Ie8fd965165e8d347d27528a2c16d0647e412ccdc
(cherry picked from commit 4398856)
openstack-mirroring pushed a commit to openstack/kayobe that referenced this issue Dec 22, 2020
@priteau @markgoddard
Fixes for CentOS 8.3
5cfd2ba 
* Bump stackhpc.libvirt-host to v1.7.1. On seed-hypervisors installed
  using CentOS 8.2 or earlier, interaction with libvirt may fail due to
  libgcrypt being incompatible. See
  stackhpc/ansible-role-libvirt-host#42

* Bump MichaelRigart.interfaces to v1.9.2. The CentOS 8.3 cloud image
  includes an ifcfg-ens3-1 file. See
  michaelrigart/ansible-role-interfaces#93

* Previously a second libvirt daemon was installed by Tenks on the host,
  however changes in libvirt 6.0.0 to separate libvirtd into multiple
  daemons do not allow for customisation of the PID files used by the
  new daemons. This leads to a conflict between the container and host
  daemons. Update the Tenks config to use the containerised Nova libvirt
  daemon. This depends on a change to the stackhpc.libvirt-host role:
  stackhpc/ansible-role-libvirt-host#44

* Not CentOS 8.3 related, but tox jobs are now failing on python
  dependencies. Remove upper limits from docker and paramiko. Update
  hacking which is requiring an old version of ansible-lint through the
  new pip dependency resolver (cherry picked from commit
  7b60585).

This also includes a backport of the following change:

CI: add dummy1 port for seed upgrade and VM jobs

For some reason this configuration was omitted or incomplete in these
jobs. Without this configuration, Kayobe development configuration adds
eth1 to the breth1 bridge if it exists, or leaves the bridge without a
port otherwise. This can lead to network connectivity issues, if the IP
address of eth1 becomes inaccessible when it is added to breth1.

This change fixes the issue by ensuring that the dummy1 interface
exists, and configuring the aio network to add it to breth1 as a port,
instead of eth1.

Backported Change-Id: I47115e5d8d1fb448cb9e46dc43b56c64987e428b
(cherry picked from commit 0766df1)

Depends-On: https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/kayobe/+/767600

Story: 2008429
Task: 41378

Change-Id: Ie8fd965165e8d347d27528a2c16d0647e412ccdc
(cherry picked from commit 4398856)
Tcharl pushed a commit to OsgiliathEnterprise/ansible-role-libvirt-host that referenced this issue Jan 3, 2021
@markgoddard @Tcharl
Add libgcrypt to RedHat dependencies
d652b80 
CentOS 8.3 has a bug in which updating qemu-kvm does not update
libgcrypt. This leads to failues when using libvirt/qemu. It seems to
happen on CentOS 8.2 images, since the 8.3 packages became available See
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1840485.

Fixes: stackhpc#42
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