def to_mime_text(self):
# These hard coded strings are to avoid having diffs in userdata
# when nothing changed. Without this AWS sees the userdata has changed
# (the MIME boundary or "unixfrom" changed) and it relaunches the
# instance to give it new data.
container = MIMEMultipart(boundary='--===============HI-20131203==--')
container._unixfrom = 'From nobody Tue Dec 3 19:00:57 2013'
for part in self.parts:
_new_mime_part(container, part[0], part[1])
if self.files_config:
for (content_type, files) in self.files_config.iteritems():
_new_mime_part(container, content_type, yaml.safe_dump(files))
return str(container)
def to_mime_text(self):
# These hard coded strings are to avoid having diffs in userdata
# when nothing changed. Without this AWS sees the userdata has changed
# (the MIME boundary or "unixfrom" changed) and it relaunches the
# instance to give it new data.
container = MIMEMultipart(boundary='--===============HI-20131203==--')
container._unixfrom = 'From nobody Tue Dec 3 19:00:57 2013'
for part in self.parts:
_new_mime_part(container, part[0], part[1])
if self.files_config:
for (content_type, files) in self.files_config.iteritems():
_new_mime_part(container, content_type, yaml.safe_dump(files))
return str(container)
