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how did you make the 22.04 template you're cloning from? it reads like cloud-init isn't running and the ssh connection isn't being established because the user/key wasn't injected on the downstream node
a
I originally had the 
waiting for ssh to become available
issue, but I got past that by adding this line to `/etc/cloud/cloud.cfg.d/99-installer.cfg`:
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datasource_list: [ "NoCloud", "VMwareGuestInfo" ]
And I ran these commands as suggested by a bug report I found on github:
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rm -fr /var/lib/cloud/instances/
rm -fr /var/lib/cloud/instance 
rm -f /etc/machine-id /var/lib/dbus/machine-id
truncate -s 0 /etc/machine-id
ln -s /etc/machine-id /var/lib/dbus/machine-id
Huzzah!! I figured it out. Ubuntu server 22.04 lts (specifically its sshd version) doesn’t allow 
ssh-rsa
by default. I had to modify my ssh config to allow it.
m
boom!
glad you found it
in other news... maybe we should be upgrading machine's key encrpytion?
a
Thanks, and thanks for the help. Yeah probably time to upgrade the encryption. I’m not on the newest rancher version, so I haven’t looked to see if that’s something that has already been fixed.
In the end, the 3 things I had to modify to get ubuntu 22.04 lts working were: 1. Mess with cloud-init to get ssh working 2. Pre-install docker and skip that part during provisioning (my version of Rancher was trying to install a version that isn’t in 22's manifest) 3. Modify sshd to accept 
ssh-rsa
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