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Provisioning network bond using Kickstart default template fails as iface.attached_devices_identifiers outputs interfaces as a list instead of comma separated string required for --bondslaves option
Description of problem:
Provisioning a network bond using Kickstart default template fails as the variable {iface.attached_devices_identifiers} on line 146 of the template does not return interfaces in a comma separated string.
The --bondslaves option for creating the bond requires comma separated input.
Navigate to Hosts > Provisioning Templates > Kickstart default
~~~
144 # bond
145 if iface.bond? && rhel_compatible && os_major >= 6
146 network_options.push("--bondslaves=#{iface.attached_devices_identifiers}")
147 network_options.push("--bondopts=mode=#{iface.mode};#{iface.bond_options.tr(' ', ';')}")
148 end
~~~
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Satellite 6.8
How reproducible:
Fully
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Use Kickstart default template to provision host with a bonded network.
Actual results:
Network bond is not created as expected.
Expected results:
--bondslaves option should receive input as a comma separated string to create the network bond.
Additional info:
Foreman issue is fixed already.
(https://projects.theforeman.org/issues/31626)
Commit
(https://github.com/theforeman/foreman/commit/25dfbb3830a58878e032868d862ea90116597353#diff-7755c8fb296da617f75e4c6e39445726b059bc099dde6151bbe5bf468dcb9f20)
Description of problem: Provisioning a network bond using Kickstart default template fails as the variable {iface.attached_devices_identifiers} on line 146 of the template does not return interfaces in a comma separated string. The --bondslaves option for creating the bond requires comma separated input. Navigate to Hosts > Provisioning Templates > Kickstart default ~~~ 144 # bond 145 if iface.bond? && rhel_compatible && os_major >= 6 146 network_options.push("--bondslaves=#{iface.attached_devices_identifiers}") 147 network_options.push("--bondopts=mode=#{iface.mode};#{iface.bond_options.tr(' ', ';')}") 148 end ~~~ Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Satellite 6.8 How reproducible: Fully Steps to Reproduce: 1. Use Kickstart default template to provision host with a bonded network. Actual results: Network bond is not created as expected. Expected results: --bondslaves option should receive input as a comma separated string to create the network bond. Additional info: Foreman issue is fixed already. (https://projects.theforeman.org/issues/31626) Commit (https://github.com/theforeman/foreman/commit/25dfbb3830a58878e032868d862ea90116597353#diff-7755c8fb296da617f75e4c6e39445726b059bc099dde6151bbe5bf468dcb9f20)