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Shell provisioner with cloud-init fails on Ubuntu 24.04
#186 opened May 8, 2024 by psolymos
4
How I fixed my 1-Click Packer build
#184 opened Apr 16, 2024 by Cristy94
1
Can the custom image in the account be specified in marketplace-image.json?
#181 opened Aug 18, 2023 by opcache
2
99-img-check.sh Fails to pass the check environment
#180 opened Aug 18, 2023 by ghost
3
Image check failed: DigitalOcean directory detected
#166 opened Oct 28, 2022 by gustavosbarreto
8
marketplace-image.json does not validate w/packer 1.8.3
#163 opened Sep 29, 2022 by wspeirs
Inconsistent result from img_check.sh
#146 opened Sep 8, 2021 by flyinghermit
2
proposal: don't check for available updates during img_check.sh
#137 opened Apr 30, 2021 by coryschwartz
1
img_check.sh: FAIL if motd matches DigitalOcean's motd from LAMP or LEMP
#121 opened Nov 19, 2020 by jgannondo
Log files sometimes don't get cleared by cleanup script
#95 opened Apr 3, 2020 by m90
6
Intrusion attempts during image build cause non-empty logs
#90 opened Feb 1, 2020 by ximon18
1
When CentOS detects updates are available, do not FAIL if the updates are unrelated to security
#83 opened Nov 26, 2019 by jgannondo
2
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