The cobbler master exports `cobbler.main.unkin.net` as a CNAME whose value is the bare hostname (`ausyd1nxvm2098`). The legacy puppet DNS master loaded this into a zone file under `$ORIGIN main.unkin.net.`, so BIND completed the bare label to `ausyd1nxvm2098.main.unkin.net.` and it resolved. `dns-updater` renders RFC2136 updates with no `$ORIGIN`, so the same bare label becomes root-absolute (`ausyd1nxvm2098.`) and dead-ends in NXDOMAIN — the record exists on the k8s authoritative servers (and via the resolvers at 198.18.200.7) but has no reachable address. This is the same failure already documented and fixed for haproxy in `profiles::haproxy::dns`.
Changes:
- Set the cobbler CNAME `value` to the fully-qualified `${facts.networking.fqdn}.` (trailing dot) so the target is origin-independent and resolves identically on both the legacy zone-file export and the dns-updater nsupdate path.
- Add an explanatory comment mirroring the one in `profiles::haproxy::dns` to prevent reintroducing a bare label.
Reviewed-on: #491
Co-authored-by: Ben Vincent <ben@unkin.net>
Co-committed-by: Ben Vincent <ben@unkin.net>
- add facts to manage the /var/www/cobbler and /data/cobbler directories
- move /var/www/cobbler -> /data/cobbler
- create symlink from /var/www/cobbler -> /data/cobbler
- ensure that cobbler nodes are set to permissive selinux mode
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