Wednesday, 2011-06-08

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Ryan_Laneflat_network_dhcp_start must be set if you use a range outside of 10.0.0.x00:56
Ryan_Laneotherwise it resets the value in the database when you start the network service00:56
AWRit is00:56
Ryan_Laneneedless to say, setting the dhcp range outside of the network range is kind of insane00:56
Ryan_Lanethere's a default set, which is 10.0.0.200:57
Ryan_Laneif you set up a 10.4.0.x network, that's a bad value00:57
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AWRi created my network with the public range and have flat_network_dhcp_start defined01:08
AWRthe box i am running it on has 2 nics01:09
AWRso i also set the flat-interface01:10
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AWRso it creates a bridge for me01:11
AWRi have the fixed-range set to the public range and no floating range set01:13
AWRis that ok?01:13
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vishyAWR: doubtful01:22
vishyAWR: generally you have dhcp conflicts in that case01:23
vishyAWR: you have to be pretty careful how you set that one up01:23
vishyAWR: also the snatting rule for the fixed_range will probably cause problems01:23
thickskinhi guys.01:24
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AWRwhat do you reccomend as far as networking setups when you want to automatically allocate public ips to the VMs?01:31
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asdfqwer10.04 server a stable enough version of ubuntu for running a multi node to nova sort of setup?02:43
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asdfqweri'm not trying to cheat and use some image but ya know...02:44
asdfqwera nova/swift golden machine image would be super02:44
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asdfqwernot really autmoated for init or anything but initialized enough to provide most noobs some context02:45
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asdfqweri dunno if it's just me but providing some concrete specs when we're abstracting to the nth degree is reassuring enough to get me going in some direction02:47
asdfqwerdocs are coming along nicely though02:47
asdfqwer^^ i guess that golden machine is stackops eh?02:54
asdfqwer._.02:54
uvirtbotasdfqwer: Error: "^" is not a valid command.02:54
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paulocoghiHi! With Openstack can each virtual machine use resources from multiple nodes?04:11
paulocoghiLike cpu and ram from more than one node?04:11
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paulocoghiOr are VMs limited to the resource of the largest node only?04:12
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paulocoghiSorry. Hi! My name is Paulo Coghi. I'm a Brazilian system analyst.04:14
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paulocoghiSo, I have a doubt. With Openstack can each virtual machine use resources from multiple nodes?04:14
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dsockwellAbout how much RAM does a nova-compute installation consume while it's running?08:14
dsockwellthe system and service, guest RAM usage aside08:15
Raziquedsockwell: appart from the instances you mean ?08:16
dsockwellright08:16
dsockwellpresuming ubuntu maverick as the OS08:17
Raziquedsockwell: hand on, i'll tell ya08:18
dsockwellokay, thank you08:18
Raziquehttp://paste.openstack.org/show/1581/08:18
Razique1065 mb08:18
Razique(free less cached)08:18
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dsockwellwow, that's pretty fat08:19
dsockwellis there anything extra running on that box?08:20
Raziquedsockwell: do you know how I could have the detail ?08:20
Raziquedsockwell:  no it's a dedicated server for nova-compute only08:20
dsockwellRazique: run ps -aux08:20
Raziquehttp://paste.openstack.org/show/1582/08:21
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dsockwellRazique: interesting, libvirtd seems to be using 250MB and nova-compute about 50008:23
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dsockwellRazique: unless i'm reading it wrong, in which case your system seems to be using far less than 1gb08:24
Raziquedsockwell: yup, it's maybe some cached memomry for libvirt (I just terminate an instance on it)08:25
dsockwellah08:25
dsockwellso maybe it was fat when you ran 'free' but by the time you ran 'ps' it had gotten thin08:26
dsockwelloh well08:26
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dsockwelli will see how compute likes it when I give it 512mb08:26
Raziqueit seems to corellate, I used a m1.tiny plan for that instance :)08:27
dsockwellhow much RAM is in one of those?08:29
dsockwellare there no instances running?  could you run 'free -m' again?08:29
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dsockwellabout 512...08:30
Raziquedsockwell: the m1.tiny use 512 mb.08:31
Raziquehttp://paste.openstack.org/show/1583/08:32
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dsockwellhm, still 900.  i wonder where that lives08:34
dsockwelloh well08:34
RaziqueI resolved my issue btw :)08:36
Raziquehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/nova/+bug/79414608:36
dsockwellcongrats08:38
dsockwellwhat hypervisor are you using?08:38
dsockwelljust out of curiosity08:38
Raziquedsockwell: kvm08:40
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Raziquedsockwell: btw I read a nice bench, it clearly show how kvm performances have been improved, in many areas, much more better than VMware08:40
dsockwellah.  i'm working on getting xen running08:40
dsockwellvery cool08:41
Raziquedsockwell: yes, I remember :p08:41
Raziquei'll try to find the article08:42
dsockwelli don't recommend it, honestly.  i'm having to run a xen hypervisor on debian squeeze, and i'm trying to install openstack compute in a domU to control it over xenapi08:42
dsockwellbecause xen is a pain to install on maverick, and openstack is a pain to install on squeeze08:42
dsockwell:(08:42
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dsockwellso i have to hack08:43
Raziquedsockwell: openstack on squeeze seems doable to me08:43
newopenhi08:43
Raziquewhen I think about all the issues I had08:43
dsockwellyou think so?08:43
Raziquenone were related to pure ubuntu-os08:43
Raziquesince both are similar, I think it's doable, are you hitting any particular difficulty ?08:43
dsockwelli know it was packaged for squeeze earlier this year, but that repo has fallen into dependency hell08:44
newopenplease, i have an important question for me and i need your help.08:44
Raziquedsockwell: oh right08:44
RaziqueI haven't thought about that08:44
Raziquethe packages version08:44
dsockwelland i'm not man enough to install it by hand08:44
Razique(so backport and stuff :D )08:44
Raziquejust ask newopen :)08:44
dsockwelldon't ask to ask, it wastes time.  you came to the help channel, we know you need help.08:45
newopenthanks08:45
newopenok i need to know who i can use another bridge then br100 with nova08:46
Raziqueu mean, another name ?08:46
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newopenno, another divice, not just another name08:46
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Raziquewell, what network mode are you using ?08:47
newopeni change br100 by br0 in sqlite bd but it doesn't solve my problem because it just change the name of bridge08:47
newopenvlan mod08:47
Raziqueok08:47
newopenthe default one08:47
Raziqueso in nova.conf08:47
newopenok, but how08:48
Raziquechange the interface for the "vlan_interface" flag08:48
Razique--vlan_interface=ethX08:48
Raziqueand killall dnsmask08:48
newopenok08:48
Raziqueand restart nova-network08:48
newopenyes i see08:48
newopenbut where i will indicate my new bridge08:48
dsockwellnewopen: are you using xenserver / openvswitch?08:49
Raziquenova-network will get the value of the flag and use the named interface for creating the bridge and the vlan associated08:49
newopenno , i want to use openvswitch with nova08:49
dsockwellwhy openvswitch and not nova's vlan manager?08:50
newopenthe name of my bridge is br0,should i --vlan_interface=br008:50
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newopenbecause , it's my project, i have to use nova witch openvswitch to use after that sflow to monitoring instance08:51
Raziquenewopen: nope, bridge and vlan bind the same physical interface defined by the vlan_interface flag08:51
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newopenexuse me but it still no clear for me, you mean if eth0 is attached to my br0 and if i edit nova.conf andd add  --vlan_interface=eth008:53
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newopennova-network will attached new instances to br0,even if id db bridge=br10008:54
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newopenRazique: does is how it works?08:55
dsockwellnewopen: you may already be watching this, but I found a user with the same issue08:55
dsockwellhttps://answers.launchpad.net/nova/+question/15979508:55
dsockwelloh wait08:56
dsockwellthat's you08:56
dsockwellnever mind08:56
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newopenyess08:56
newopen:)08:56
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Raziquenewopen: a bridge is made on a physical interface08:57
Raziqueso the vlan08:57
Raziquethat interface is the one which receives the traffic08:58
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dsockwellnewopen: it would be easier if you used the same nickname on IRC as you do on the website08:58
Raziqueso, when u set it into nova.conf, both bridge and vlan will be created on that interface08:58
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Raziqueyou can have more than one bridge and vlan per interface08:59
newopenok i will see08:59
newopendsockwell: ok08:59
newopeni have to change no thing in database?09:00
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Raziquenewopen: you have to check if the bridge name matches when you run a select * from networks;09:01
newopeni change it by br0 and when i run select * from networks; it shows brO09:02
newopenbut what i undersatnd that nova-network create a bridge named br0 and not use my bridge openvswitch09:03
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Raziquenewopen: to be honnest I don't know very much about openvswitch, but what I know for use that nova doesn't use existing bridges and vlans09:05
newopenthat's i ask you how nova-manage will know that i want to use my br0 and not change the name of br100 by br009:05
Raziqueit creates it's own network interfaces PER project09:05
newopenso it means that i can not use an existing bridge to run a new instance!09:06
dsockwellnewopen: what part of the world are you in?09:06
newopentunisia09:07
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newopenmy english is not very well:)09:07
newopeni know:!09:07
newopenbut i have to work09:07
drnexus_e6400Hi everybody09:08
Raziquenewopen: as far as I understand it, you cannot use existing bridges and vlan09:08
dsockwelli'm asking because it's 03.00 for me, and many of the openstack developers live in places where it's still night time.09:08
Raziquewhich makes total sense in a way :)09:08
Raziquedsockwell: you french right ? :D09:08
dsockwellnewopen: if you wait about 6 hours you will probably get a lot more help09:08
newopenok,np09:08
newopen6 hours!09:08
newopenok09:08
dsockwellthey will probably start logging in earlier than that, but there should be at least someone after 6 hours.09:09
dsockwellas much as razique and I like helping you out, we don't know too much :(09:10
Raziqueyup :(09:10
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Raziquedo you use nova-volumes ?.09:10
newopennn09:10
dsockwellRazique: nope, not french09:11
dsockwelli'm an american insomniac09:11
newopenloll09:11
newopenno09:11
Raziquedo I have to install lvm and nova-volume on the compute-node ?09:11
dsockwelli'm pretty sure as long as you don't ever use volumes, you can do without them09:11
Raziquedsockwell: ahah, good luck then09:11
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Raziquedsockwell: well I want persistent datas, which is contrary to the essence of an instance :D09:12
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dsockwellRazique: like i mentioned before, i think persistence is a tunable09:14
dsockwelli can dig up the document, hold on09:14
dsockwellRazique: https://code.launchpad.net/~justin-fathomdb/nova/restart-instance/+merge/5465209:15
Raziquedsockwell: what "a tunable" means ?09:16
uvirtbotNew bug: #794440 in nova "s3_listen_host and s3_listen_port missing in nova-objectstore" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79444009:16
uvirtbotNew bug: #794441 in nova "Poor XenAPI driver documentation" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79444109:16
dsockwellRazique: 'tunable' means it's an option the user can specify.  you would use the options to 'tune' the software like an instrument or a car.09:17
Raziquedsockwell: oh nice, a proposal have been made asking the implementation of "shutdown" which does not destroy your instance :D09:17
dsockwellright, that's from a few months ago.  i'm trying to figure out what happened to it.09:18
Raziquedsockwell: thanks, I know the work tune, I didn't know it could be used that way (I'm french btw :) )09:18
Raziqueword*09:18
dsockwellhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/nova/+bug/74211509:19
Raziqueohh actually I can't reboot my instance ?09:20
dsockwelllooks like release 2011.2 preserves instances after a host server reboot09:20
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Raziquedsockwell: reboot is necessary if you want to change the flavor for an instance right ?09:21
dsockwell1) i'm not an expert.  2) what do you mean flavor?09:22
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dsockwelldo you mean instance type, or operating system?09:22
dsockwellRazique: it looks like if you have a question about persistence, you should ask justinsb since he worked on the persistence modes.09:25
dsockwellfrom what I see in the code, it looks like you can select rackspace-style persistence instead of ec2-style volatility.09:26
dsockwellflags.DEFINE_integer('ec2_instance_persistence_mode', 1, "Persistence mode to use with EC2 API. 1 is the normal EC2 behaviour, where instances are ephemeral and will be shut down on host reboot or a crash. 0 means persistent instances, which will automatically be restarted.")09:27
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dsockwellrazique: if that code is in cactus, it looks like you should be able to just set a flag in nova.conf '--ec2_instance_persistence_mode 0' to get the behavior you want.09:28
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dsockwellRazique: although I think that the openstack-api might have different behavior altogether09:31
Raziquedsockwell: back :) the "flavor" in openstack is the equivalent of the "plan"09:36
Raziquewell it is the plan09:36
Raziquem1.tiny, m1small09:36
Raziqueyou can change the flavor for an instance, but it requires a reboot (so the OS see the new ressources)09:37
dsockwellah09:38
dsockwelli'm not so sure09:38
dsockwellwait 6 hours for someone who has a clue09:38
Razique:D09:39
dsockwellalso09:39
dsockwellmy harebrained plan seems to be working09:39
dsockwelli'm installing nova-compute on a xen guest now09:39
Raziquefrom the OS view, a reboot is necessaray (if you plug let's say extra memory into a linux)09:39
Raziqueoh nice09:39
dsockwellidk09:39
dsockwellxen has memory balloon drivers09:40
dsockwelli'm not sure about online disk sizing09:40
dsockwelli know openvz has online memory and disk resizing, but openvz is blackmagic voodoo09:40
dsockwellThat's it, your new Nova Compute Node is up and running!09:41
dsockwell:|09:41
dsockwellit can't be that easy09:41
Razique:D09:41
dsockwellwell.09:44
dsockwelldo you think I should use libvirt or xen-api?09:46
Raziquedsockwell: I'm not a user of xen, I'd say libvrit :D09:46
RaziqueI never had issues with libvrit09:47
RaziqueI mean, critical ones09:47
dsockwellhm09:48
dsockwellthe difficulty is i'm not running nova-compute on dom009:48
dsockwelli'm running it in a special domU09:48
dsockwelland having it dial into dom0 to do its work09:48
Raziqueoh right09:50
Raziquemmm don't know much about that then sorry09:50
dsockwelli think i'm just going to have to work it out myself09:52
Raziquedsockwell: or wait 6 hours09:52
Razique:p09:52
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dsockwellhahaha09:55
RaziqueI'm pretty much new to nova (I discovered it 2 weeks ago ^^) after a bad exp. from eucalyptus :D09:55
dsockwelli'm missing eucalyptus right now09:58
Raziquedsockwell: eucalyptus is great, but the community and the supporting companies less important than openstack10:00
Raziqueso the project itself is terribly slow :/10:00
dsockwellyes, also they have sticky fingers10:01
dsockwellthe eucalyptus project is pushing a pay-for product10:01
dsockwellor at least they were last year10:01
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Raziqueyup, definitely10:01
Raziquetime to lunch10:02
Raziquecya later, or good night it sleeps beats you10:02
Raziqueif*10:02
dsockwellha, see you soon10:02
dsockwellah.  i should use libvirt.10:03
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dsockwellwin 510:38
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newopenwi un peu11:15
newopenhi11:16
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dsockwellhi11:16
newopendsockwell: there are more persons now?11:16
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newopen i need to know who i can use another bridge then br100 with nova11:17
newopeni change br100 by br0 in sqlite bd but it doesn't solve my problem because it just change the name of bridge11:17
dsockwelli don't see anyone new, sorry11:18
newopenok11:18
newopennp11:18
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dsockwellif I were going to share a filesystem between my openstack nodes, what path would I mount the shared FS on each machine?11:23
dsockwell/var/lib/nova ?11:23
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newopenwho know please how i can use another bridge then br10011:36
dsockwellnewopen: if you leave your client connected, you can see if anyone answers your question.11:36
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Raziquedsockwell: Yup, seems to be that dir12:01
dsockwellok12:01
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dsockwellRazique: i hope you don't feel insulted that I'm going to wait for a second opinoin12:23
Raziquedsockwell: not at all :) I'll be myself glad to have that answer from another one ;)12:26
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LiteHi, i've just setup ssl for my swift aio installation, in order to use Cyberduck, with the howto. I'm not able to create accounts now (error: Account creation failed: 500 Server Error). Is there anything that i've missed?12:35
dsockwellcan you link us to the set of instructions you followed?12:35
Litehttp://swift.openstack.org/howto_cyberduck.html12:36
dsockwelland what do the logfiles say?12:36
dsockwellbtw what does cyberduck do/12:37
Litehttp://pastebin.com/KA7FSG2H12:37
notmynameLite: did you ever run swuath-prep on your cluster? looks like the swauth account stuff isn't set up12:38
katkeeHi, i am using Euca2ool to communicate with OS but i was wondering if i could use boto directly?12:38
LiteRunnin swauth-prep gives the same error.12:39
dsockwellRazique: btw were you the one telling me Xen required vt-d?12:40
dsockwellbecause I'm running it on a P4 right now12:41
dsockwellhaw haw12:41
notmynameLite: what version of swift are you using?12:41
LiteThe latest one, i've installed it yesterday.12:42
notmyname1.4.0?12:42
Raziquedsockwell: well yes you need that if you want to run instances12:43
dsockwelli'm running a guest under it just fine12:44
Raziqueor your instances will be extremely slow12:44
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dsockwelli was right, and you was wrong12:44
notmynameLite: can you paste your proxy config?12:44
Litehttp://pastebin.com/JVHT3nL312:45
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notmynameLite: thanks. what instructions did you use to set this up? is this an all-in-one or a muti-server setup?12:46
Litehttp://swift.openstack.org/development_saio.html12:46
Liteall-in-one12:47
notmynameLite: great. so you have the recreateaccounts script? try running the commands in it and let me know if you get errors12:47
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LiteI did that ;) The errors occur when using them12:48
Liteit*12:48
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notmynamewhat's the error with the swauth-prep command?12:49
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viraptorhi all, could someone point me at some description of how to handle images with LocalImageService mode? I guess uec-publish, etc. are not relevant anymore in that case?12:49
Raziquedsockwell: Here, if I don't have VT, KVM doesn't work, instead, the hypervisor is QEMU, which is slow12:50
dsockwellthat has nothing to do with xen12:50
Raziquedsockwell: do your instances run great on a non vt architecture?12:50
dsockwellthey run pretty well considering it's a P412:51
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Raziqueok thanks for that info :)12:51
LiteI've used "swauth-prep -K swauthkey --admin-url='https://127.0.0.1:8080/auth/'". The error is: Auth subsystem prep failed: 500 Server Error12:51
uvirtbotNew bug: #794539 in swift "fix cyberduck docs" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79453912:51
Raziqueto me It was just a pain to run a VM on a non-vt cpu12:51
notmynameLite: ok. what's in the proxy logs when that happens?12:52
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dsockwellRazique: qemu has a kernel module that accelerated x86 code without vt-d, but it's not supported anymore12:52
dsockwellbecause vt-d is cheap12:52
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Raziquedsockwell: so the main difference is your guest need to support para-virtualisation12:53
Razique(so no windows ? )12:53
LiteI've skipped the "Optional: Setting up rsyslog for individual logging" section. I will setup rsyslog. Gimme a minute.12:53
dsockwellRazique: yup12:53
dsockwellRazique: one time I set up qemu in a xen guest and ran win2k on it.  that was entertaining12:54
dsockwellleonardo di caprio told me to do it12:54
Raziquedsockwell: thanks for the enlightenment12:54
Raziqueahah12:54
dsockwellE M U L A T I O N12:55
dsockwelli'm getting punchy, sorry12:55
Razique=D12:55
dsockwellanyway, now that we're feeling more lively, if I'm sharing a filesystem between my compute nodes, what should the mountpoint be?  should it be /var/lib/nova ?12:58
Litehttp://pastebin.com/SursWGHJ13:00
Litethis is the error.13:00
notmynametiming out talking to the account servers. are they started?13:00
notmynamethe other possibility is that your account ring may have a typo in it13:01
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LiteYep, the listeners are started regarding to "netstat -lnp".13:03
Litehttp://pastebin.com/43tKrJgr13:05
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notmynamecheck the account server logs. it may be connecting but not responding (rather than not connecting at all)13:07
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LiteThere are no account-server errors. The log only sais that it started successfully.13:09
LiteMy account-server config: http://pastebin.com/AFb0qkye13:10
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notmynameLite: why do you have the cert_file and cert_key in you account server config?13:12
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Litehttp://swift.openstack.org/howto_cyberduck.html - 3. Example auth-server config. auth-server != account-server? What is the auth-server then?13:13
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notmynameLite: the auth-server is different. it dates back from before swauth. I put in a bug to fix the cyberduck docs13:14
notmynamethe auth-server was replaced by swauth. (which actaully is about to be replaced in the code with a much simpler tempauth)13:15
LiteOkay, i've removed the wrong config lines. Testing again.13:16
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Raziqueare they some nova-volume users ?13:20
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notmynameLite: did it work?13:22
LiteYep, the accounts created successfully.13:22
notmynameyay! so you should be able to get the cyberduck stuff working now13:22
Litest is still stuck, i'm gonna get it working first13:23
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notmynameLite: an oddity with cyberduck is that the proxy has to be running ssl (so you need the cert_file and cert_key in the proxy config)13:24
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LiteYep, that is the only reason why i've setup ssl.13:24
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Liteusername in cyberduck is test:tester and the api-key is the password (testing)?13:25
notmynamethat looks correct to me13:25
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Lite"Login failed", no errors in the log or in Cyberduck ...13:27
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Litepath: "/auth/v1.0" is correct, isn't it? The same that i use with curl when trying to connect.13:29
notmynameLite: look at http://trac.cyberduck.ch/wiki/help/en/howto/openstack#ContextPath13:30
notmynameI _really_ don't like how cyberduck does this now, but that's the way it is for now13:32
notmynameso after you set the hidden config option for cyberduct to the new auth endpoint, it should work13:33
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LiteWorks! Thank you for your help.13:36
reidracnotmyname: I don't remember using any hidden stuff, what cyberduck version are you using?13:38
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notmynameLite: great!13:38
notmynamereidrac: it depends on the auth system you are using in swift. and this is the latest (that I know of) of cyberduck13:39
reidracuhm, good point... our implementation is 100% compatible with rackspace cloudfiles, so we use /v1.013:41
notmynamereidrac: ya, unfortunately that's what cyberduck assumes13:41
reidracopenstack is supposed to be compatible with cloud files, so I guess we can't blame cyberduck13:42
reidracthere are lots of apps out there that use cloud files, so using /auth/v1.0  seems a bad idea if it means you need to modify those apps13:43
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notmynamereidrac: actually, I disagree slightly (on your first point)13:44
reidracbut that's interesting, I've never used swauth13:44
reidracnotmyname: in which way do you disagree? If you don't mind sharing :)13:45
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notmynameswift is supposed to be a scalable object storage system, of which cloud files is one installation. swift provides example auth system(s), but rackspace can (and does) use their own. Internap, KT, and other also have production swift clusters13:45
notmynameso until openstack a a whole has an official auth system (keystone maybe), there isn't an "official" way to do auth. it's up to each particular deploy13:46
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reidracI don't see it that way... you need to "tie" the auth system to your infrastructure13:46
notmynamebut even then, each deployer will still need to have whatever auth system integrate with their existing stuff13:46
reidracso I don't think it'll be an official auth system13:47
reidracnotmyname: that's it!13:47
reidracI think the auth stuff must be clear at API level, and it is13:47
reidracprobably is cyberdyck fail that they ask you for a auth host and not for a auth URL13:48
notmynamesure, and swift provides hooks for auth. but there is no "openstack-official" way to do auth yet (ie get the auth tokens that are used for swift)13:48
reidracperhaps it's a good idea to have an authentication server to make swift work out of the box13:48
notmynamewe've always provided that :-)13:49
reidracI know :)13:49
notmynamefirst the separate auth-server, then swauth, and soon simply tempauth13:49
reidracbut swaufh is going to be moved out of swift, isn't it?13:49
notmynameyes13:49
reidracit doesn't sounds to me like "out of the box" then13:50
notmynameswauth will still work. it just won't be packaged with the source13:50
notmynameinstead, tempauth will be provided with the source13:50
reidracbut anyway, thanks for sharing your opinion... very interesting13:51
notmynameit will work and be very good for poc and dev work13:51
notmynameit's very simple and easy to set up13:51
notmynamehaving swauth separate makes clear that it's an example of an auth system that can be used, reduces complexity in the codebase, and allows for separate release cycles13:52
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notmyname(the arguments are exactly the same for removing the stats/log-parsing stuff too)13:53
reidracyes, we're not using those either13:55
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notmynamewe plan on having swauth and "slogging" removed from the swift codebase in 1.4.1. It should dramatically reduce the size of the codebase13:56
reidracI agree: auth, access, accounting, billing... are parts of the service that must be outside of swift and highly depend on your infrastructure13:56
notmynameindeed13:57
notmynamethey are vital parts, but they fall outside the scope of a storage system (although a storage system may be a requirement for some of those)13:57
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reidracthe pluggable architecture of swift thought swgi is perfect for that13:59
reidracie you may want to implement disk space / bandwidth quotas14:00
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notmynameit's been brought up :-)14:01
uvirtbotNew bug: #794582 in glance "glance sets image size to 0 for http images -> yields connection reset error on GET" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79458214:01
notmynameunfortunately, quotas are tricky in a distributed system. (near-real time is about all you get.) and it can be dependent on your particular tracking system14:02
reidracnotmyname: of course, but are really needed14:03
notmynameit may be as simple as providing an admin hook to mark an account or container read-only. or it may be as complex as adding tracking to all levels of the system14:03
notmynamebut, ya, I agree. it would be a great feature to support14:04
reidracwe've implemented account level quotas, and it was easier than I expect14:04
reidrac*expected14:04
reidracincluding limiting put and post request when you're over quota in disk space14:05
reidracI'm really happy with swift14:05
notmynameany hope of seeing a merge request of that? ;-)14:06
reidracnotmyname: actually it's in our roadmap, but it's hard to say if it will  be worth it14:07
reidracbecause it's tightly related to our auth system, that depends in our infrastructure14:08
notmynamemakes sense then14:08
newopenwho know please how i can use another bridge then br10014:08
notmynameactually, who is the "we" you refer to?14:08
reidracnotmyname: memset14:09
notmynameis your swift cluster public or internal?14:09
reidracwe use it internally14:10
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notmynamehow real-time is your quota implementation? is it keyed from your billing system? did you have to make (m)any changes to swift itself? one way to implement quotas is to do it all in the auth system14:11
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newopeni need to know who i can use another bridge then br100 with nova,i change br100 by br0 in sqlite bd but it doesn't solve my problem because it just change the name of bridge14:13
reidracit's tied to the auth system, so it's as real-time as the auth tokens14:13
reidracour tokens have 1 hour ttl so...14:14
reidracwe use a middleware to restrict access once an over quota is detected14:14
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notmynamesounds like a great way to do it14:15
reidracyou need to choose between being accurate enforcing the quotas or having performance14:15
reidracwe went for the performance ;)14:16
notmynameworst case, you could even revoke tokens to reduce the 1 hour turn-around14:16
notmynameindeed :-)14:16
reidracuhm, the problem is that the proxy is going to rely on the memcached information14:16
reidracand if the TTL is 1 hour, it doesn't matter you revoke that token14:17
reidracI really don't like the idea of invalidating keys in the memcache14:17
notmynameright. we used to have something internally that would flush tokens from cache (in a pre-swift world)14:18
reidracdo you think is worth it?14:18
notmynamein most cases, no14:18
reidracI mean, we use soft/hard quotas anyway... so the worst scenario we can surpass the hard quota14:18
reidracbut it's not the end of the world14:19
reidracwe can detect that and then remove that key under demand14:19
reidracremove it from the memcache I mean14:19
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reidracbut yes, we plan to make a merge request for that middleware to limit access14:22
reidracI need to review the tests before it happens :)14:23
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notmynamegreat. I look forward to it14:24
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LiteIs the RackSpace PHP-API compatible with Swift?14:41
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notmynameLite: all of the launguage bindings are compatible with swift (change the auth url when you create the connection), but they include RAX-specific stuff like the CDN integration that aren't part of swift14:51
notmynameLite: fun tip: cyberduck doesn't do anything special for swift, it just uses the rackspace java language bindings14:53
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Raziqueeverytime I try to attache a volume to an instance, I've the following error http://paste.openstack.org/show/1585/15:12
smiley1010sorry...I asked this yesterday....then left for home without seeing if an answer had been given but...15:14
smiley1010is there anywhere to get openstack image templates?15:14
smiley1010I am looking for a debain image right now15:14
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uvirtbotNew bug: #794618 in swift "posix_fadvise syslog warnings" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79461815:26
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uvirtbotNew bug: #794627 in nova "Handle RabbitMQ crash and attempt to reestablish connections and queues" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79462716:02
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NashTrashHello OpenStack'ers16:14
smiley1010hola16:15
NashTrashI am running into an issue getting my OS Dashboard working properly16:15
NashTrashI have nova-api and the dashboard on the same machine, but I am getting a connection refused error when I try to see instances (or images or really anything via the EC2 API).16:15
smiley1010403 error?16:16
uvirtbotNew bug: #794635 in nova "Allow option for durable RabbitMQ queues" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79463516:16
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NashTrashsmiley1010: Not certain.  It presents itself as a django stack dump screen.16:17
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smiley1010well when you run 'tools/with_venv.sh dashboard/manage.py syncdb'16:19
smiley1010what do you see?16:19
smiley1010are you seeing what is shown here?16:19
smiley1010http://wiki.openstack.org/OpenStackDashboard16:19
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smiley1010you can also check the nova-api logs in /var/lib/nova for some idea as to what is going on16:20
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smiley1010I was getting 403 errors during my first install due with a copy/paste error with my key16:21
NashTrashsmiley1010: The syncdb output is quite different.  Here is a paste: http://paste.openstack.org/show/1588/16:22
NashTrashsmiley1010: I have run syncdb previously, so all of the tables were already there.  But the output is way more verbose than that shown on the website16:23
smiley1010rm local/dashboard_openstack.sqlite316:23
smiley1010then rerun tools/with_venv.sh dashboard/manage.py syncdb16:24
smiley1010and let me see the output16:24
smiley1010wait16:24
smiley1010first are you sure that the settings in local_settings.py are correct?16:24
NashTrashsmiley1010: I have double checked the local_settings.py values and they look good.  Also, I am trying to use MySQL as the DB.16:26
NashTrashsmiley1010: I am happy to drop the DB and recreate it though16:27
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smiley1010well first  rm local/dashboard_openstack.sqlite3 then then rerun tools/with_venv.sh dashboard/manage.py syncd16:27
smiley1010and paste the out for me16:27
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uvirtbotNew bug: #794645 in nova "XenServer ensure_vlan_bridge in VLAN mode" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79464516:31
uvirtbotNew bug: #794646 in swift "stats/statsdisp should be installed by default (also is undocumented)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79464616:31
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uvirtbotNew bug: #794651 in nova "nova api allocate_address returns 'UnknownError' when no addresses available" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79465116:36
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smiley1010you figure it out?16:41
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NashTrashsmiley1010: Ok.  It took a second.  I am using the MySQL backend already.  Here is the syncdb output: http://paste.openstack.org/show/1589/16:46
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NashTrashsmiley1010: Interesting data point…From the admin side of the site I can do things like get the list of projects, the users, etc.  It seems that it is just on the instances, images, etc. side that things fail.16:49
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smiley1010you can do all those tasks from the cli though?16:54
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smiley1010or are those same tasks failing using the cli as well?16:54
ianmp100is there an admin tool to change the address of a storage url. For example, if you have accounts in an existing cluster and you change the url of the proxy, the storage urls still point to the old url.16:55
NashTrashsmiley1010: Yes16:58
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NashTrashsmiley1010: Yes, the CLI works just fine.  I think that I see the possible issue…The trackback shows that it is trying to connect to 192.168.50.1 for the EC2 call, but this is the database server not the nova-api server.16:59
NashTrashsmiley1010: The nova-api server is on the same host as the dashboard instance.  The only place that 192.168.50.1 is set, is in the HOST field for the DB connection.17:00
NashTrashsmiley1010: NOVA_DEFAULT_ENDPOINT = 'http://192.168.50.243:8773/services/Cloud' is what it should be using but does not appear to.17:01
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NashTrashsmiley1010: Ok, a little code tracing yields a possibility. On line 122 of django-openstack/src/django_openstack/nova/manager.py, conn = self.get_openstack_connection() return the 50.1 address not the 50.243 address.17:05
devcamcarNashTrash: have you configured the --region_list flag in nova?17:07
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NashTrashdevcamcar: Not that I am aware of.17:09
NashTrashdevcamcar: What does the flag do in this situation?17:10
devcamcardo you have euca2ools installed?17:10
devcamcarif you do a euca-describe-regions it will show you if the config is workable17:10
devcamcardashboard uses same api to obtain the list of regions it can communicate with17:10
devcamcarso the admin api comes from NOVA_DEFAULT_ENDPOINT17:11
NashTrashdevcamcar: euca-describe-regions returns the wrong value17:11
devcamcarfor listing projects, getting users etc17:11
devcamcarNashTrash: ok, that's your problem17:12
devcamcaryou need to set the --region_list flag for nova17:12
devcamcarone sec and i'll give an example17:12
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NashTrashdevcamcar: Without setting the —region_list flag, where does nova get the value for it?17:14
NashTrashdevcamcar: I don't see the 192.168.50.1 value anywhere in the database.17:15
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devcamcarNashTrash: –region_list: list of region=fqdn pairs separated by commas17:18
devcamcar(default: ‘’) (a comma separated list)17:18
devcamcarso something like:17:18
devcamcar--region_list=nova=192.x.x.x17:18
kbringardno idea if this is related, but I know that when you do a euca-describe-availability-zones verbose, it always show's the zone as nova because it's hard coded... perhaps that is somehow causing problems for you?17:19
NashTrashdevcamcar: Ok.  Will try this out.  Also, what should —my_ip be set to?  The docs say the cloud controller.  Is this the public or private address of the nova-api machine?17:19
NashTrashkbringard: It is related I think.  I tell dashboard what region to be in (nova) and it then looks up the address of the region.17:20
devcamcarNashTrash: the default is the ec2_host flag for the region17:21
devcamcarkbringard: the nova zone is not hardcoded17:21
devcamcarit is only the default if nothing is provided17:21
devcamcarregion_list by default is name = 'nova', ip = ec2_host17:22
kbringarddevcamcar: I beg to differ, check it17:22
kbringardeuca-describe-availability-zones17:22
kbringardAVAILABILITYZONEpaloalto0available17:22
kbringardeuca-describe-availability-zones verbose17:22
kbringardAVAILABILITYZONEnovaavailable17:22
kbringardit's hardcoded in the verbose response17:22
kbringardis what I meant17:22
devcamcarkbringard: oh that! no clue there, i'll defer to your wisdom17:22
kbringardwhich is more an API return thing17:23
kbringardthan anything17:23
kbringardso it's probably unrelated, hah17:23
kbringardbut I wanted to make a mention of it, just in case somehow it was the source of this issue17:23
kbringardin truth i doubt it's related17:23
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kbringardjust finished up some ruby for getting images into glance, if anyone is interested17:27
kbringardhttps://github.com/kevinbringard/OpenStack-tools/blob/master/glance-uploader.rb17:27
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NashTrashkbringard: devcamcar: That worked.  I went through and double checked my nova.conf settings and added in —region_list and things are working nicely.17:28
NashTrashThanks!17:28
devcamcarNashTrash: awesome!17:28
kbringardnice, good work... sorry if I derailed you with my hardcoded nonsense17:28
kbringardhaha17:28
devcamcarhah, no worries!17:28
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uvirtbotNew bug: #794672 in nova "Add the ability to allow for multiple glance-apis to function in a zone" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79467217:36
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smiley1010I attached a volume to a vm...created a fs...mounted the fs...then detached the volume as a test...and the mounted fs is still mounted inside the original vm...is that expected behavior?17:54
smiley1010I can still list the files...but  a cat or vi just hangs my session17:54
smiley1010is it up to the vm user to unmount the fs once the volume has been detached?17:55
kbringardyou know, the same thing has happened to me before17:55
kbringardbut, it even happens when I've not attached an EBS17:55
kbringardsometimes, at random, if I try to cat or vi a file on a VM my session locks, but the VM is still up and running17:55
kbringardit has not happened in awhile though, so I have not been able to further troubleshoot it17:56
smiley1010not even a kill -9 will kill off the task17:57
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smiley1010hrm...that is not good at all as far as I am concerned...17:58
kbringardyea, I agree17:58
smiley1010cannot unmount it now either since it is busy17:59
smiley1010I think only a restart of the vm will clear this up17:59
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smiley1010euca-reboot-instances seems to have helped..but!!!!!!!!!18:01
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smiley1010even a umount after a detach hangs18:03
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smiley1010so it would seem an unmount is required before the detach18:04
smiley1010is there anyone on here who can talk about if this is the expected behavior or if a bug should be opened?18:06
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newopenhi18:17
newopen i need to know who i can use another bridge then br100 with nova,i change br100 by br0 in sqlite bd but it doesn't solve my problem because it just change the name of bridge18:17
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NashTrashIs there any documentation of how to use the dashboard?  For instance, to create a new nova project, or to add a user to a project?18:22
NashTrashAlso, I have a bunch of users that were created before the dashboard came along.  How do I sync the two user databases?18:22
alandmannewopen: Are you using flat networking?18:24
alandmannewopen: I believe it's in the nova.conf --flat_network_bridge18:24
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NashTrashOk.  I am getting an odd error.  euca-descrive-availability-zones verbose returns everything correctly, but every service had XXX status.18:31
NashTrashBut, everything still seems to work.18:32
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NashTrashnova-manage service list shows everything happy18:32
koolhead17NashTrash: you can use same user for dashboard18:42
koolhead17NashTrash: XXX means services are not running18:43
newopen<alandman: i use nova-network18:44
newopenwith vlan mode18:44
NashTrashkoolhead17: But they are running.  nova-manage service list shows then all running and happy, it is only euca-describe-availability-zones verbose that show them with XXX18:45
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koolhead17NashTrash: source eucarc file18:47
NashTrashkoolhead17: How can the cloud users sign into the dashboard?  They don't have a dashboard password and no email address has ever been associated with them.  They are just nova users at this point.18:47
koolhead17and restart all the services18:47
NashTrashkoolhead17: Done and done.  No difference18:47
koolhead17NashTrash: http://bit.ly/l8A38p  it has explained about dashboard creation/logging18:47
koolhead17NashTrash: run some other euca command and test :)18:48
NashTrashkoolhead17: All other euca commands work well.18:48
koolhead17NashTrash: check launchpad and see if someone has same issue. i never has :)18:49
* koolhead17 bows to annegentle18:50
annegentlekoolhead17: yes actually that blog entry is one of the ones I mentioned at yesterday's team meeting that I'm going to bring into the docs.openstack.org site.18:52
smiley1010 best set of docs so far as far as I am concerned18:55
annegentlesmiley1010: good to hear18:55
smiley1010I have been using them over the last two days...really cuts though the bs18:56
smiley1010can I use eucalyptus templates with openstack?18:57
smiley1010without too much modification I mean18:57
smiley1010I see they have a debian image for dl18:58
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uvirtbotNew bug: #794705 in nova "need a real argparser for the bin/nova-manage commands" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79470519:06
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kbringardsmiley1010: probably... I use the EUC ones with no problem19:17
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kbringardUEC even19:26
kbringardtyping is hard19:26
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uvirtbotNew bug: #794718 in glance "S3 requires seekable file. webob versions 0.9.8 through 1.0.6 make_body_seekable() method broken for chunked transfer requests" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79471819:46
newopenhow should i configure nova.conf and sqlite bd to use another bridge then br100. i want to use a bridge which i created19:46
Ryan_Lanenewopen: for flat networking?19:48
Ryan_Laneor flatdhcp?19:48
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Ryan_Lanenewopen: --flat_network_bridge=br10319:48
Ryan_Lanefor instance19:48
Ryan_Laneyou also likely need to modify the database for the network19:48
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Ryan_Lanenewopen: http://wikitech.wikimedia.org/view/OpenStack#On_the_controller.2C_create_the_fixed_instance_network19:49
Ryan_Lanefor instance19:49
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newopenRayen_lane: for vlan mode20:05
newopen Rayen_lane: i modify bridge in networks table in sqlite db, but nova-manage still create a bridge wich name that i put and not use the bridge that i create:(20:07
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uvirtbotNew bug: #794730 in nova "OSAPI images limit query param incorrectly handles zero" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79473020:17
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LiteIs there any debian repository for the swift packages?20:17
annegentleLite: see http://cdn.debian.net/debian/pool/main/s/swift/20:18
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annegentleRyan_Lane: say, could I copy out your nova.conf example from that page and make it downloadable from docs.openstack.org? I want to start a collection of sample nova.conf files.20:19
smiley1010kbringard...do you have a link to the EUC images that you use?20:19
kbringardsmiley1010: for which OS?20:20
smiley1010I dled one but it did not work for some reason20:20
smiley1010debian20:20
smiley10105.020:20
smiley1010woudl be great20:20
kbringardoh, I've never used the debian ones before20:20
kbringardlet me see what I can find though20:20
Ryan_Laneannegentle: absolutely.20:20
smiley10104.0 is fine too20:20
kbringardI've only used the CentOS 5.3 and the Ubuntu ones20:20
smiley1010thanks20:20
Ryan_Laneannegentle: it's going to continue to change over time20:20
Ryan_LaneI'm moving stuff from testing to production right now, so it's really likely to change soon20:20
annegentleRyan_Lane: cool, thanks. You get to be the inaugural conf file20:20
Ryan_Lane\o/20:21
annegentleRyan_Lane: yeah, okay. It works with Cactus, yes?20:21
Ryan_Laneyep20:21
smiley1010yeah the ubuntu ones I found here:http://uec-images.ubuntu.com/20:21
* annegentle talks like that sometimes, with trailing yes?20:21
smiley1010all work fine20:21
Ryan_Lanefor flatdhcp mode20:21
smiley1010but we are a Debian shop here.20:21
kbringardsmiley1010: http://uec-images.ubuntu.com/releases/ there are all the Ubuntu images for UEC20:22
kbringardi lied, it is the euca images I used for cent, let me find those20:22
kbringardyou may also be able to roll your own images with this: http://wiki.debian.org/VMBuilder20:24
kbringardI've used it before for eucalyptus, although not in many moons20:24
notmynameLite: re swift debian packages: you can use either the PPAs on Launchpad (https://launchpad.net/swift) or Rackspace's debian repo for the latest version (https://github.com/crashsite/swift_debian)20:24
smiley1010I am kind of shocked they are so hard to find20:25
LiteI've just tried to install the packages annegentle gave me. Python is totaly outdated in the debian repositorys.20:25
notmynameLite: better link for the rackspace repo: http://crashsite.github.com/swift_debian/20:26
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kbringardsmiley1010: yea, agreed... I can't seem to find them again20:26
smiley1010ok thanks for looking20:26
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kbringardwget http://eucalyptussoftware.com/downloads/eucalyptus-images/euca-centos-5.3-i386.tar.gz20:27
kbringardthere is the cent 5.3 one20:27
kbringardbut they've obfuscated the directory so you can't browse it20:27
kbringardI'd wager there is a debian one in there, but I don't know what the path would be20:28
kbringard:-/20:28
NashTrashAny nova-volume experts in the house?  Can I run more than one instance of nova-volume at a time in a zone?20:28
kbringardah ha20:29
kbringardhttp://www.eucalyptussoftware.com/downloads/eucalyptus-images/list.php20:29
kbringardhttp://eucalyptussoftware.com/downloads/eucalyptus-images/euca-debian-5.0-x86_64.tar.gz20:29
smiley1010nice...thank you very much20:30
kbringardnp, the first should give you some more links to other euca images20:30
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newopenRyan_Lane: did you know for vlan mode what i should do to use vlan mode20:31
newopeni mean to use my br020:31
Ryan_Lanenewopen: sorry, I don't know vlan mode at all20:31
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newopen Rayen_lane:ok, but when you say for flat mode: --flat_network_bridge=br103, does br103 a bridge that you create or it just another name for the bridge that nova-network will create20:34
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smiley1010when I use 'uec-publish-tarball' with one of those images...it fails with 'can't find image'20:37
smiley1010am I missing a step?20:37
mattraysmiley1010: all the args for the command? ie. uec-publish-tarball #{filename} nova_amis x86_6420:47
mattrayspeaking of publishing images… are there docs around switching from uec-publish-tarball to using glance add?20:48
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smiley1010 uec-publish-tarball  euca-debian-5.0-x86_64.tar.gz wpbucket x86_6420:50
annegentlemattray: hm, did you look on glance.openstack.org?20:50
smiley1010Wed Jun  8 16:35:34 EDT 2011: ====== extracting image ======20:50
smiley1010can't find image20:51
NashTrashIf I have two VMs in the same project, do I have to open up ports between them in order for one to talk to the other?20:51
mattrayannegentle: yes. Specifically http://glance.openstack.org/glance.html20:51
mattraythere seems to be a jump from the Nova docs where they use tarballs of AMIs to Glance, where they don't20:51
mattrayI wanted to stop using uec-publish-tarball because it's been especially resistant to scripting20:53
AWRwhat do you guy reccomend as far as networking setups when you want to automatically allocate public ips to the VMs?20:53
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DuilioListen... i've been reading your documentation and i noticed that in the requirements section for nova (compute) it states you need AMD-V or IntelVT to use it, but i thoght the hypervisor would take care of that... and Xen does not require HVM to run, so i was wondering... Is it possible to use openstack on computers without HVM supporting processors?20:57
annegentlemattray: sorry uh, where they don't < can't parse.20:59
annegentlemattray: docs are definitely behind reality though21:00
NashTrashHow do I opened up ports between two VM instances in the same group, but not between the outside world and the VMs?21:00
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mattrayannegentle: yeah, I know it's a lot of work21:00
mattrayannegentle: I'm planning on adding a blog post about reference architectures if I can get this stuff sorted out21:01
mattraymaybe I can use nova-manage image to do it21:01
annegentlemattray: that would be great, if you want to Creative Commons license it and then maybe we can slice it into the docs21:02
mattraythat's the plan :)21:02
mattrayI just need my reference architectures working :(21:02
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annegentlemattray: well, yes, there's that!21:08
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devcamcarNashTrash: you can do python manage.py createnovausers to make sure that any users in the dashboard db are created in nova21:24
devcamcarand you can navigate to /admin on the dashboard to manage users, projects, etc.21:24
romansHi!I have a problem.euca-run-instances failed.and I found why.it hasn't permissions on /nova/instances/instance-0000001/console.log and disk21:29
romans-rw-r----- 1 root root         0 Jun  8 23:17 console.log21:29
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romans-rw-r--r-- 1 root root   6291968 Jun  8 23:17 disk21:29
romans-rw-r--r-- 1 nova nobody    1506 Jun  8 23:17 libvirt.xml21:29
romansfor unknow reason libvirt or qemu make this files owned by root21:30
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romansin logs # tail -2 /var/log/libvirt/qemu/instance-00000002.log21:31
romanschardev: opening backend "file" failed21:31
romans2011-06-09 01:07:16.109: shutting down21:31
romanshow i can force nova(or qemu) to create this files from nova user21:34
romans?21:35
romansthanks21:35
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kbringardmattray: check out22:06
kbringardhttps://github.com/kevinbringard/OpenStack-tools/blob/master/glance-uploader.rb22:06
kbringardor, a more blunt tool22:06
kbringardhttps://github.com/kevinbringard/OpenStack-tools/blob/master/glance-uploader.bash22:06
kbringardif you don't have ruby22:07
kbringardif nothing else, reading through the code should help you understand how it works22:07
kbringardthe .bash script relies on you having glance and glance-upload installed on the machine you're uploading from22:07
kbringardboth of those should take your image and ramdisk/kernel (if necessary), upload them and link them all together22:08
mattrayhmmm22:08
mattrayI most definitely have Ruby, I'm doing this with Chef22:08
kbringardand like I said, if it doesn't work right out of the box, reading through the bash should give you a handle for how the command line stuff works22:08
kbringardyou have to gem install ogle first if you're using the ruby one22:09
mattraywhat I want is to take an existing AMI tarball and push it into the system22:09
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mattrayso is there a tarball translator besides uec-publish-tarball?22:09
kbringardwell, if by ami tarball, you mean the stuff you can download from uec or eucalyptus22:09
mattrayyeah22:10
mattrayuec22:10
kbringardthose tools should work, you just need to extract the tarball and then feed it the right paths to the correct ramdisk, kernel and image22:10
kbringardthe tarballs are just the image, ramdisk and kernel all tarred up22:10
kbringardwhat I usually do is22:10
kbringarddownload the tarball22:10
kbringardextract it22:10
kbringardcopy all the images to one flat directory22:11
kbringardthen use glance-uploader.rb to load them into glance22:11
kbringard-i image.img -r initrd.ramdisk -k vmlinuz.kernel22:11
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kbringardor whatever22:11
kbringard-H glance.host22:11
kbringardand because of how things are here, the code requires arch, version and distro22:12
kbringardbut if you know ruby or bash it's easy enough to take that requirement out22:12
mattrayso the ubuntu1010-UEC-localuser-image.tar.gz for example22:12
kbringardyea, do22:12
mattrayhas  maverick-server-uec-amd64-floppy22:12
mattraymaverick-server-uec-amd64.img22:12
mattraymaverick-server-uec-amd64-loader22:12
kbringardhmmm, anything that says initrd22:13
kbringard?22:13
mattraynot there, that's the one from http://wiki.openstack.org/GettingImages22:13
kbringardor vmlinuz rather22:13
mattraylemme dig up the canonical22:13
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mattrayjust realized I pasted and freenode blocked it22:14
mattrayhttps://gist.github.com/101556722:14
kbringardah yes22:15
kbringardOK22:15
kbringardso22:15
mattrayso -i maverick-server-uec-amd64.img -r maverick-server-uec-amd64-vmlinuz-virtual ?22:15
kbringard-k ...vmlinuz22:15
kbringardsince it's the kernel22:15
kbringardalso22:15
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kbringardhttp://paste.openstack.org/show/1592/22:16
kbringardthis is how I prefer to get my images22:16
kbringardI don't think it matters, but just FYI22:16
kbringardso anyway, with those images, i'd do22:16
mattrayyeah, I should switch to that22:16
kbringard./glance-uploader.rb -i maverick-server-uec-amd64.img -k maverick-server-uec-amd64-vmlinuz-virtual -a x86_64 -d Ubuntu -v 10.1022:17
kbringardoh22:17
mattrayawesome22:17
kbringardand -H whatever your glance host is22:17
kbringardit defaults to localhost22:17
mattrayyeah, I'll get that wired up22:17
kbringardthen if you do a glance index on your glance machine22:17
kbringardor a euca-describe-instances22:18
kbringardyou should see something like:22:18
kbringarderr, rather euca-describe-images22:18
kbringardIMAGEami-00000002None (ubuntu_10.10-amd64)availablepublicmachineaki-0000000122:18
kbringardIMAGEaki-00000001None (ubuntu_10.10-amd64-kernel)availablepublickernel22:18
mattrayexcellent22:18
kbringardyou'll notice the kernel one is labeles as a kernel, and image one references it's aki-22:18
kbringardanyway, I'm sorry to point and run22:18
kbringardbut I need to go22:19
mattrayso helpful22:19
mattraythanks!22:19
kbringardyou're welcome22:19
kbringardhopefully it turns out to actually be helpful :-D22:19
kbringardI'll be back tomorrow if you still need help22:19
kbringardpiece out22:19
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newopeni need to know how i can use another bridge then br100 with nova in vlan mode,i change br100 by br0 (bridge that i create) in sqlite bd but it doesn't solve my problem because it just change the name of bridge22:22
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vishyin vlan mode there is a separate bridge for every project22:28
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newopeni mean i want to replace the bridge br100 of nova-network by another bridge which is already created22:33
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newopenvishy: first time when i asked you, you said me to replace br100 in networks tables by br0. but it doesn't solve my problen; because nova-network still create its bridge and just change its name by br022:41
vishyit won't create a bridge if it is already there22:42
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newopenwhen my bridge openvswitch is already created, instances will be networking!!22:47
newopenhttp://paste.openstack.org/show/1564/22:49
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vishyyes it tries to add the vlan to the interface22:51
vishywhich apparently doesn't work22:52
vishyyou could make it pass on that exception if you want, but I am unsure whether it is going to do anything for you22:53
newopenhow can i make it pass?22:55
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newopenbecause here, i add vlan to br0 with command, before that it shows me  http://paste.openstack.org/show/1562/22:55
newopenvishy: anyway, what you mean by you could make it pass on that exception if you want?22:57
vishyi mean go edit the code and put in a pass23:00
vishyinstead of a raise exception.Error23:01
vishyFile "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/nova/network/linux_net.py", line 52223:01
vishyon that line23:01
vishyanyway I have to go now.  Good Luck23:02
newopenthe path where i can fin the code of this exeption please23:02
newopenok23:02
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