Hi,
Glad to hear (read) it's working now :)
I'm closing the bug.
** Changed in: netplan.io (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Hi, sorry for my late reply too! Thanks for all the feedback.
You hit the spot this time :-)
== My group ID for "systemd-networkd" was wrong ! ==
I found out that my /etc/group was all messed up. I have no idea where this
came from
(I kept bringing these files over during upgrades and migration
Hi, sorry for the long delay. Thanks for the logs.
I can see in the journal that it doesn't have any records of the
configuration files networkd is supposed to use. And from your previous
comments, all the files are there (in /run/systemd/network) and have the
correct permissions.
Is your systemd
to your question:
>
> When you say that the configuration is not applied, do you mean that
> absolutely nothing is applied?
>
YES, absolute nothing is applied
as you can see from the boot log, that a working environment shows all
my physical interfaces (ensX.. and brX.. ). But the non working b
Working ( with netplan.io packages v1.0) boot log from "journalctl -u
systemd-networkd"
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/netplan.io/+bug/2074266/+attachment/5808074/+files/boot_OK.txt
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Thank you for your help !
Please find attached a "journalctl -u systemd-networkd" from a boot with
netplan.io Package 1.0(OK) and then with 1.0.2 (nOK)
Maybe can you find a hint there.
Yes, I am willing to test netplan.io 1.1 - but how do I get the packages
( without compiling them)?
Maybe you
Thank you for the information.
I'm still not sure of what could be wrong, the networkd files are being
generated, their permissions are correct...
When you say that the configuration is not applied, do you mean that
absolutely nothing is applied?
Please, check the systemd journal with: journalct
I replicated the issue again
a) updating the packages ( from 1.0-2ubuntu1 to 1.0-2ubuntu1.2 )
b) reboot
c) ---> no network config
I then run "netplan --debug apply" and "netplan --debug generate"
then reverted back to the old packages and rebootet again -> everything
is OK.
see my file permissi
** Attachment added: "debug_netplan_apply_OK.txt"
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What are the permissions of the directory /run/systemd/network and the
files inside of it?
Can you paste the output of "ls -la /run/systemd/network" here please?
Do you see any "permission denied" kind of errors in the systemd-
networkd journal related to files from /run/systemd/network? (journal
I didn't expect any errors in the netplan configuration since it has been
working since I installed this server - because I also do not see any erros
with "netplan apply" or "netplan generate".
some more details/thoughts:
- Immediately after updating the netplan packages to "versions
1.0-2u
Can you please provide the output of "netplan apply" and/or "netplan
generate", showing the specific error message, when using the new/broken
version?
** Changed in: netplan.io (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => High
** Changed in: netplan.io (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Note: I set-up a Noble container running the latest Netplan version and
copy&pasted your configuration from above. It seems to apply without any
issue.
# apt list netplan.io
Listing... Done
netplan.io/noble-updates,noble-security,now 1.0-2ubuntu1.2 amd64
[installed,automatic]
# cat /etc/netplan/t
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