Make machine IDs unique on Debian 10 #4
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The Debian image had a pre-set constant Machine ID which made Kube not happy on multi-node clusters. Clears the machine-id files to force regeneration. Signed-off-by: Kimmo Lehto <klehto@mirantis.com>
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My left-open PR 282 from old repo recreated
Clears the machine ID files to force regeneration on Debian 10. Previously the image had a pre-set constant machine ID on all instances which didn't make kube happy on multi node clusters.
Commands replicated from Dockerfiles for other images, such as https://github.com/k0sproject/footloose/blob/main/images/ubuntu20.04/Dockerfile#L20-L21