It's the default, as per https://github.com/uyuni-project/sumaform/blob/master/README_ADVANCED.md#disabling-avahi-and-avahi-reflectors
But unless use_avahi = false is used, the deployment fails.
module.server.module.server_containerized.module.host.null_resource.provisioning[0] (remote-exec): ID: avahi_pkg
module.server.module.server_containerized.module.host.null_resource.provisioning[0] (remote-exec): Function: pkg.latest
module.server.module.server_containerized.module.host.null_resource.provisioning[0] (remote-exec): Result: False
module.server.module.server_containerized.module.host.null_resource.provisioning[0] (remote-exec): Comment: No information found for 'avahi-lang'.
module.server.module.server_containerized.module.host.null_resource.provisioning[0] (remote-exec): Started: 18:21:58.119321
module.server.module.server_containerized.module.host.null_resource.provisioning[0] (remote-exec): Duration: 2229.341 ms
My guess is Leap Micro 5.5 does not ship the required packages.
TBH I think that since we are moving to Tumbleweed soon, we should not invest time on fixing this, unless it fails there as well.
EDIT: On a second thought, what about Multi-Linux Manager 5.0 and 5.1 and their base OS? Could it be avahi does not work either?
EDIT2: And Uyuni would be affected if SLE Micro 5.5 does not work with Avahi as of course it's supported (openSUSE Leap Micro 5.5 should go away soon, as it's EoL).
Reported originally by the community at Gitter
It's the default, as per https://github.com/uyuni-project/sumaform/blob/master/README_ADVANCED.md#disabling-avahi-and-avahi-reflectors
But unless
use_avahi = falseis used, the deployment fails.My guess is Leap Micro 5.5 does not ship the required packages.
TBH I think that since we are moving to Tumbleweed soon, we should not invest time on fixing this, unless it fails there as well.
EDIT: On a second thought, what about Multi-Linux Manager 5.0 and 5.1 and their base OS? Could it be avahi does not work either?
EDIT2: And Uyuni would be affected if SLE Micro 5.5 does not work with Avahi as of course it's supported (openSUSE Leap Micro 5.5 should go away soon, as it's EoL).
Reported originally by the community at Gitter