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Check for the existence of tripleo-undercloud-passwords and reuse the users/passwords/secrets from that file during instack-install-undercloud if it exists. This makes instack-install-undercloud re-runnable. Since user's are already defined with passwords in Keystone, we need to reuse existing ones on subsequent runs. Additional users/passwords/secrets are written out to the tripleo-undercloud-passwords file since this makes them much easier to reread. There is also no longer a need for the 00-cleanup script at all after the migration to Puppet. This was part of the problem of instack-install-undercloud not being re-runnable b/c the $OK file from 98-undercloud-setup was getting deleted so that script was re-running causing all sorts of problems. 98-undercloud-setup itself has a small change where I experimented with making it entirely re-runnable itself, but that got complex with the call to setup-neutron, so I stopped going down that road. Still, the small change is valuable to have. Change-Id: I3cb3d8f695314840c2d77a2ec9fbea1ac9b8d52e |
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