Hi Luca,
I did it via cloudstack API, i don't think that doing eject via kickstart
would be correct approach, cloudstack in such situation has no idea what
happened with ISO. here is example of snippet (in Tcl)
<----cut ---->
package require http
package require base64
package require sha1
set csApiBaseUrl "<your_url>;
set csApiPath "/client/api?";
set csApiKey "<your_api_key>"
set csSecretKey "<your_secret_key>"
set csVmUuid [ ::http::data [::http::geturl
"http://<virt_router_ip>/latest/meta-data/instance-id"] ]
set csApiCommandList [list]
lappend csApiCommandList "command=detachIso";
lappend csApiCommandList "virtualmachineid=$csVmUuid";
lappend csApiCommandList "apiKey=$csApiKey"
set csApiCommandString [join $csApiCommandList "&"]
set csApiSignature [::base64::encode \
[::sha1::hmac -bin -key $csSecretKey \
[join [lsort -ascii [split [string tolower
$csApiCommandString] "&"]] "&"] \
] \
]
lappend csApiCommandList [ ::http::formatQuery "signature"
"$csApiSignature" ]
set csApiCommandString [join $csApiCommandList "&"]
set csCommandUrl ${csApiBaseUrl}${csApiPath}${csApiCommandString}
set csApiToken [ ::http::geturl $csCommandUrl ]
<---- cut ---->
Does anyone knows if is possible to automatically detach the ISO at the
end of
VM instance creation using the kickstart command eject?
I'm installing from a RedHat based ISO.
ThanksLuca
Daniel Mezentsev, founder
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Soleks Data Group.
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