I don't exit 1 after detecting 14.04 in case cloud-init or stress-ng are ever updated in 14.04 to include the features we need. I can add in the exit 1 if that is preferable.
The purpose of the NTP test is to ensure the MAAS configured NTP server is accessible by the machine. While I could install NTP I realized this would only test the default NTP server. This would be misleading to the user as they expect the MAAS NTP server to be tested, not the default. Further it may indicate to the user NTP configuration is supported in 14.04 when it really isn't.
I don't exit 1 after detecting 14.04 in case cloud-init or stress-ng are ever updated in 14.04 to include the features we need. I can add in the exit 1 if that is preferable.
The purpose of the NTP test is to ensure the MAAS configured NTP server is accessible by the machine. While I could install NTP I realized this would only test the default NTP server. This would be misleading to the user as they expect the MAAS NTP server to be tested, not the default. Further it may indicate to the user NTP configuration is supported in 14.04 when it really isn't.