A service.cfg configuration can be applied to ignore nics for netboot
# cat /etc/confluent/service.cfg
#[http]
#bindhost = /var/run/confluent/httpapi
[netboot]
ignorenics=enp65s0f1np1,enp65s0f3np3
When the team modes were defined in attributes, it was based on the
teamd names. Since the ecosystem abandoned teamd, we went back to
bond.
However, we neglected to map all the names to the closest bond type equivalent.
Change confignet to do the mapping.
Newer versions of websocket change internal call, and we must follow.
This is a consequence of the library providing no means to customize the
TLS handling, so we have to dig in a little to get that customization.
It may happen that the first pass at nics misses
a viable network interface due to slow link up
or slow spanning tree forwarding.
Repeat the loop through the interfaces to have follow
up chances at success.
The SMMv3 doesn't respond to the correct SSDP service, add the
odd service.
Have SMMv3 use the standard redfish handler.
Augment the standard redfish handler to deal with non-error
password change required message.
Eventlet has "helpfully" stopped supporting headers with
underscores. Restore them since we want to support
backwards compatibility and do not have the option to
just ignore existing clients.
If the power state stays the same between queries, take no action to clear screen and
draw redundant data.
In the case of misreporting devices, it mitigates the impact of incorrect reporting,
while generally preserving the output behavior when accurate.
The 'team-slave/bond-slove' type is unneccesary, and
messes up with infiniband.
NetworkManager gets the idea if the 'ethernet' is a bond member without being told explicitly.
A variant of the M.2 RAID enablement kit does not manifest with nvme
driver. Address this by allowing 'nvm' subsystype. to allow blank driver.
Also, to be on the safe side, have self.driver always be a string,
so it can be 'falsey' but still work as a string.
If client requested more than one on a fresh confluent run,
then only one of the video consoles would properly wait.
Fix by wrapping the assure in a startingup check.
