[SOLVED] How to install newer version of Cloud-init?

HE_Cole

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Hey everyone!

I been making templates for my promox enviorment and i am stuck on some certain distros.
I am a network enginner not a systems engineer so alot of this is kinda new to me.

I have these distros working with cloud-init just fine.

Ubuntu 16.04 LTS - Cloud-init OK!
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS - Cloud-init OK!
Centos 7 - Cloud-init OK!
Debian 9 - Cloud-init OK!
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I need to make these distros with the latest cloud-init. "There repos use old versions"

Ubuntu 14.04 LTS "cloud-init in this distro works expect for ip config ):"
Centos 6 "no luck at all"
Debian 8 "no luck at all"
Fedorda 28 "no luck at all"


Could anyone be so kind to give me a guide on how to install the proper cloud-init with those distros i would really appreciate it. 14.04 and centos 6 are the most important now. :):)


I use use the Promox Cloud-init guide for taking a distros .iso and making it into a base image as a FYI.. And the cloud versions provided by those distros above dont work with promox and cloud-init so i have to build from the iso versions. I belive they dont work becuase they all use a old version of cloud-init. "by dont work" i mean data set in promox cloud init is not passed lol :mad:

Thank you Thank you.
 
Had the same issue. even bug to got root access instead of ssh key works without set it from putty but it come with the Centos 7 and Debian 9
 
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Had the same issue. even bug to got root access instead of ssh key works without set it from putty but it come with the Centos 7 and Debian 9

Thanks for the input but that does not really anwser my question.:D:cool::cool:
 
some distros simply ship a cloud-init version that is too old and buggy, not much we can do from our side
 
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