[06:02:48] * arturo online
[06:48:27] <arturo>	 how can we control which python version is used by tox in gitlab ci?
[06:48:53] <arturo>	 oh, maybe in gitlab-ci.yml
[06:51:28] <arturo>	 yeah, that was it
[06:55:27] * arturo brb
[09:10:08] <arturo>	 dhinus: I +1'd https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/operations/puppet/+/1029158 but see the comment, we may want to announce the change?
[09:17:15] <dhinus>	 thanks, makes sense
[10:21:22] <arturo>	 openstack-browser doesn't load for me at all
[10:21:24] <arturo>	 :-(
[10:36:18] <dhinus>	 arturo: works for me, maybe a temporary thing?
[10:40:18] <arturo>	 yeah, works now
[11:17:33] <Rook>	 What does lima-kilo do with one's ssh keys?
[11:23:09] <arturo>	 Rook: I don't understand that question
[11:23:13] <arturo>	 it doesn't do anything
[11:23:33] <arturo>	 there is no ssh involved with lima-kilo at all, as far as I know
[11:24:34] <arturo>	 I would need to know what your problem is, or what are you trying to do
[11:25:27] <Rook>	 When I run `./start-devenv.sh` it asks me to unlock my ssh keys. I believe at the lima steps, not the ansible steps
[11:26:02] <arturo>	 can you set +x and see what step in particular?
[11:26:25] <Rook>	 Looks like `INFO[0000] [hostagent] Waiting for the essential requirement 1 of 4: "ssh" `
[11:27:22] <Rook>	 I'll be back in a moment
[11:27:30] <arturo>	 I'm sorry, I have no idea what that is
[11:35:24] <Rook>	 Should we be concerned that it is asking for access to private keys and we don't know why?
[11:42:22] <arturo>	 I don't have that prompt in my machine, maybe because I run the ssh-agents
[11:44:07] <Rook>	 Perhaps. Do your keys have a passphrase? When my keys are already unlocked for the session I don't get the prompt
[11:46:01] <arturo>	 yes, they have a passphrase, but also I autostart the ssh-agents on machine boot
[11:46:34] <Rook>	 Do you get the prompt if you disable, or reject, the autostart?
[11:46:59] <arturo>	 let me see
[11:48:07] <arturo>	 yes, if I stop the agents
[11:48:21] <arturo>	 then it fails
[11:48:50] <Rook>	 Fails how?
[11:49:44] <arturo>	 no, it doesn't fail actually
[11:49:49] <arturo>	 I just get a bunch of warnings
[11:50:02] <arturo>	 it fails to set up port forwarding, apparently
[11:51:10] <arturo>	 it tries to start a ssh proxy with all the ssh keys I have in my home (I have many..) and fails
[11:54:56] <arturo>	 mmm now I see the warnings regardless of the agents being started or stopeed
[11:55:01] <arturo>	 maybe I had the warnings before
[12:02:11] <arturo>	 I just discovered I can copy the kube/config file from lima-vm to my laptop and kubectl will just happily connect to the cluster inside
[13:57:54] <arturo>	 have a good weekend everyone
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