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Description of problem:

Cloud-init version:
cloud-init.noarch 21.1-6.el8 @appstream
is causing failures like those logged in https://bugs.launchpad.net/tripleo/+bug/1942356 due to directory permission issues.

Running with the previous version of cloud-init cloud-init.noarch 21.1-3.el8 @appstream, all jobs passed.

Suspected change that caused the problem:

https://git.centos.org/rpms/cloud-init/blob/0f12fbd6d9d3f58c1b8c68ef8f6f1e5f2cbe40c8/f/SOURCES/ci-Stop-copying-ssh-system-keys-and-check-folder-permis.patch


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

cloud-init.noarch 21.1-6.el8 @appstream

How reproducible:

Always  - can be reproduced in a local environment (the folder is root, but the key file is user).
All openstack train jobs which use cloud-init with this new version are failing.


Steps to Reproduce:

See related launchpad bug.

Actual results:

Actions on that dir will fail due to permissions problems


Expected results:

The dir should have the correct user permissions set.


Additional info:

Hi Ronelle,
Thanks for reporting this bug, it is fixed in cloud-init-21.1-7.el8.
Would you please try the new version? let me know if any problem.
Detail see this BZ#1995840.

21.1-7 is not currently available on CentOS Stream 8. Any ETA on getting that published over there?

Hi Alex,
As far as I know, it is eligible for the Stream team to pull into the CentOS Stream 8 sources and build it.
so you have to ask Stream team for your question.

(In reply to Alex Schultz from comment #2)
> 21.1-7 is not currently available on CentOS Stream 8. Any ETA on getting
> that published over there?

Looks like -7 just hit the mirrors. I'll try to test it out today

Verified that -7 no longer has incorrect user .ssh directory permissions

Thanks Alex for your quickly test.
Closed this bug. 
If anyone still have the problem, please reopen BZ#1995840.

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 1995840 ***