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Hi I have a problem with ubuntu 18.04. I need edit this file

/etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml

But when I use netplan apply see error linie 0 kolumn 8 this is ":".

#

network: 

version: 2 

renderer: networkd

ethernets:

enp0s3: 

adresses: [192.168.16.186/24]

dhcp4: no

dhcp6: no

nameservers:

addresses: [192.168.16.190, 192.168.16.186]





$ sudo netplan apply

Error in network definition //etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml line 1 column 8: expected mapping

Please help :)

edited Nov 25 at 15:43

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Hi I have a problem with ubuntu 18.04. I need edit this file

/etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml

But when I use netplan apply see error linie 0 kolumn 8 this is ":".

#

network: 

version: 2 

renderer: networkd

ethernets:

enp0s3: 

adresses: [192.168.16.186/24]

dhcp4: no

dhcp6: no

nameservers:

addresses: [192.168.16.190, 192.168.16.186]





$ sudo netplan apply

Error in network definition //etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml line 1 column 8: expected mapping

Please help :)

edited Nov 25 at 15:43

PerlDuck

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asked Nov 25 at 9:25

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Hi I have a problem with ubuntu 18.04. I need edit this file

/etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml

But when I use netplan apply see error linie 0 kolumn 8 this is ":".

#

network: 

version: 2 

renderer: networkd

ethernets:

enp0s3: 

adresses: [192.168.16.186/24]

dhcp4: no

dhcp6: no

nameservers:

addresses: [192.168.16.190, 192.168.16.186]





$ sudo netplan apply

Error in network definition //etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml line 1 column 8: expected mapping

Please help :)

edited Nov 25 at 15:43

PerlDuck

5,01411230

asked Nov 25 at 9:25

Przemysław Krawiec

Hi I have a problem with ubuntu 18.04. I need edit this file

/etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml

But when I use netplan apply see error linie 0 kolumn 8 this is ":".

#

network: 

version: 2 

renderer: networkd

ethernets:

enp0s3: 

adresses: [192.168.16.186/24]

dhcp4: no

dhcp6: no

nameservers:

addresses: [192.168.16.190, 192.168.16.186]





$ sudo netplan apply

Error in network definition //etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml line 1 column 8: expected mapping

Please help :)

server 18.04

edited Nov 25 at 15:43

PerlDuck

5,01411230

asked Nov 25 at 9:25

Przemysław Krawiec

edited Nov 25 at 15:43

PerlDuck

5,01411230

asked Nov 25 at 9:25

Przemysław Krawiec

edited Nov 25 at 15:43

PerlDuck

5,01411230

edited Nov 25 at 15:43

PerlDuck

5,01411230

edited Nov 25 at 15:43

PerlDuck

5,01411230

asked Nov 25 at 9:25

Przemysław Krawiec

asked Nov 25 at 9:25

Przemysław Krawiec

asked Nov 25 at 9:25

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my file looks like

network:

    ethernets:

        enp2so:

            addresses: [192.168.1.1/24]

            dhcp4: no

    version: 2

Replace enp2so with your network adapter name(enp0so3) you could try that

answered Nov 25 at 9:48

N. Phip

213

this same linie 0 kolumn 8 :/
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 9:59

2

have you used indentation?
– N. Phip
Nov 25 at 9:59

No I don't use indentation. This is truth is a new contribution but for me beter will be old.
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 12:39

I give Tab but now I have error 0 line 0 colum :/
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 12:44

[link] (<a href="fotosik.pl/zdjecie/eb52410568bf060c" </a>)[/link]
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 14:12

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You MUST retain indentation.

Here is probably what your .yaml file should look like...

network:

  version: 2

  renderer: networkd

  ethernets:

    enp0s3:

      dhcp4: no

      dhcp6: no

      addresses: [192.168.16.186/24]

      gateway4: 192.168.16.1

      nameservers:

        addresses: [192.168.16.190, 192.168.16.186]

Then, in terminal...

sudo netplan --debug generate # generate config files

sudo netplan apply # apply current configuration

reboot # reboot the system

Note: see https://netplan.io/examples for more examples

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my file looks like

network:

    ethernets:

        enp2so:

            addresses: [192.168.1.1/24]

            dhcp4: no

    version: 2

Replace enp2so with your network adapter name(enp0so3) you could try that

answered Nov 25 at 9:48

N. Phip

213

this same linie 0 kolumn 8 :/
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 9:59

2

have you used indentation?
– N. Phip
Nov 25 at 9:59

No I don't use indentation. This is truth is a new contribution but for me beter will be old.
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 12:39

I give Tab but now I have error 0 line 0 colum :/
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 12:44

[link] (<a href="fotosik.pl/zdjecie/eb52410568bf060c" </a>)[/link]
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 14:12

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up vote
2
down vote

my file looks like

network:

    ethernets:

        enp2so:

            addresses: [192.168.1.1/24]

            dhcp4: no

    version: 2

Replace enp2so with your network adapter name(enp0so3) you could try that

answered Nov 25 at 9:48

N. Phip

213

this same linie 0 kolumn 8 :/
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 9:59

2

have you used indentation?
– N. Phip
Nov 25 at 9:59

No I don't use indentation. This is truth is a new contribution but for me beter will be old.
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 12:39

I give Tab but now I have error 0 line 0 colum :/
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 12:44

[link] (<a href="fotosik.pl/zdjecie/eb52410568bf060c" </a>)[/link]
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 14:12

|
show 2 more comments

up vote
2
down vote

my file looks like

network:

    ethernets:

        enp2so:

            addresses: [192.168.1.1/24]

            dhcp4: no

    version: 2

Replace enp2so with your network adapter name(enp0so3) you could try that

answered Nov 25 at 9:48

N. Phip

213

my file looks like

network:

    ethernets:

        enp2so:

            addresses: [192.168.1.1/24]

            dhcp4: no

    version: 2

Replace enp2so with your network adapter name(enp0so3) you could try that

answered Nov 25 at 9:48

N. Phip

213

answered Nov 25 at 9:48

N. Phip

213

answered Nov 25 at 9:48

N. Phip

213

answered Nov 25 at 9:48

N. Phip

213

this same linie 0 kolumn 8 :/
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 9:59

2

have you used indentation?
– N. Phip
Nov 25 at 9:59

No I don't use indentation. This is truth is a new contribution but for me beter will be old.
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 12:39

I give Tab but now I have error 0 line 0 colum :/
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 12:44

[link] (<a href="fotosik.pl/zdjecie/eb52410568bf060c" </a>)[/link]
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 14:12

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this same linie 0 kolumn 8 :/
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 9:59

2

have you used indentation?
– N. Phip
Nov 25 at 9:59

No I don't use indentation. This is truth is a new contribution but for me beter will be old.
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 12:39

I give Tab but now I have error 0 line 0 colum :/
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 12:44

[link] (<a href="fotosik.pl/zdjecie/eb52410568bf060c" </a>)[/link]
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 14:12

this same linie 0 kolumn 8 :/
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 9:59

have you used indentation?
– N. Phip
Nov 25 at 9:59

No I don't use indentation. This is truth is a new contribution but for me beter will be old.
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 12:39

I give Tab but now I have error 0 line 0 colum :/
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 12:44

[link] (<a href="fotosik.pl/zdjecie/eb52410568bf060c" </a>)[/link]
– Przemysław Krawiec
Nov 25 at 14:12

|
show 2 more comments

up vote
2
down vote

You MUST retain indentation.

Here is probably what your .yaml file should look like...

network:

  version: 2

  renderer: networkd

  ethernets:

    enp0s3:

      dhcp4: no

      dhcp6: no

      addresses: [192.168.16.186/24]

      gateway4: 192.168.16.1

      nameservers:

        addresses: [192.168.16.190, 192.168.16.186]

Then, in terminal...

sudo netplan --debug generate # generate config files

sudo netplan apply # apply current configuration

reboot # reboot the system

Note: see https://netplan.io/examples for more examples

answered Nov 25 at 14:55

heynnema

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up vote
2
down vote

You MUST retain indentation.

Here is probably what your .yaml file should look like...

network:

  version: 2

  renderer: networkd

  ethernets:

    enp0s3:

      dhcp4: no

      dhcp6: no

      addresses: [192.168.16.186/24]

      gateway4: 192.168.16.1

      nameservers:

        addresses: [192.168.16.190, 192.168.16.186]

Then, in terminal...

sudo netplan --debug generate # generate config files

sudo netplan apply # apply current configuration

reboot # reboot the system

Note: see https://netplan.io/examples for more examples

answered Nov 25 at 14:55

heynnema

17.5k22053

add a comment |

up vote
2
down vote

You MUST retain indentation.

Here is probably what your .yaml file should look like...

network:

  version: 2

  renderer: networkd

  ethernets:

    enp0s3:

      dhcp4: no

      dhcp6: no

      addresses: [192.168.16.186/24]

      gateway4: 192.168.16.1

      nameservers:

        addresses: [192.168.16.190, 192.168.16.186]

Then, in terminal...

sudo netplan --debug generate # generate config files

sudo netplan apply # apply current configuration

reboot # reboot the system

Note: see https://netplan.io/examples for more examples

answered Nov 25 at 14:55

heynnema

17.5k22053

You MUST retain indentation.

Here is probably what your .yaml file should look like...

network:

  version: 2

  renderer: networkd

  ethernets:

    enp0s3:

      dhcp4: no

      dhcp6: no

      addresses: [192.168.16.186/24]

      gateway4: 192.168.16.1

      nameservers:

        addresses: [192.168.16.190, 192.168.16.186]

Then, in terminal...

sudo netplan --debug generate # generate config files

sudo netplan apply # apply current configuration

reboot # reboot the system

Note: see https://netplan.io/examples for more examples

answered Nov 25 at 14:55

heynnema

17.5k22053

answered Nov 25 at 14:55

heynnema

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answered Nov 25 at 14:55

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