Tuesday, 2019-06-11

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sgwMorning all14:25
dpenney_morning Saul!14:28
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sgwdirk: I am trying to play around with using an _service file to generate the .tar.gz from opendev.org/starlingx/fault/archive/master.tar.gz but I seem to be having some issues.  Is there a valid example that I can use for that?16:25
dirksgw: because of the filtering on a subdirectory of the hit tree?16:27
dirkLet me look, I should be able to find something16:28
sgwNo I was starting with top-level and still using autosetup -n <dir>, I just wanted to move away from stashing the tarball in OBS16:30
dirksgw: does this one help ? https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/Base:System/aaa_base/_service?expand=1 ?16:51
dirkthis service file is mode=disabled, aka it will only get executed when you manually run "osc service run disabledrun"16:52
dirkwhen you remove the mode setting or set it to the default (which iirc is called normal) then it will be run server side as part of the build process16:53
sgwdirk: thanks, looking16:54
sgwdirk: gitea does not support the git URL/protocol, that's why I asked about opendev.org example, since it now uses gitea backend, this might need to move to #openstack-infra17:05
dirksgw: HTTPS should be supported..17:06
sgwyes, I think I tried that also, but I will try again17:06
dirkI agree the service file is  a bad example because nobody should be ever using the insecure git protocol17:06
dirkI will fix that17:07
sgwdirk: is there a way with osc to just do the fetch of the tarball via the _service but not build, in order to debug the fetch part?17:08
sgwdirk: when using the _service, the expected Source0: should contain the tarball output from the url?17:21
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tim_717Hi I am a new user of starlingx and ran into an issue.  Is this a place that I can get help?18:30
sgwtim_717: welcome and yes18:30
tim_717I was following the step on https://docs.starlingx.io/deployment_guides/current/dedicated_storage.html18:31
tim_717I got to the part "Provisioning a compute host"18:31
tim_717and it after I ran the "system host-unlock compute-0" command it just keeps rebooting the host.18:32
tim_717can anyone point me to why?18:33
sgwtim_717: just to confirm you are using the 2018.10 release image?18:33
tim_717I have locked the compute-0 again and that has stop the rebooting18:33
tim_717yes18:33
tim_717yes 2018.1018:34
tim_717]$ cat /etc/issue  Release 18.10 \n \l ------------------------------------------------------------------------ W A R N I N G *** W A R N I N G *** W A R N I N G *** W A R N I N G *** ------------------------------------------------------------------------ THIS IS A PRIVATE COMPUTER SYSTEM.18:34
sgwI hate to admit this, but that image has know issues and we are currently working on the StarlingX 2.0 release (due out in August timeframe)  There are a lot of changes, you might consider looking at https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/StarlingX/Containers/Installation and using a recent image that has passed sanity.18:37
sgwAre you on bare metal installation or in a VM?18:37
tim_717bare metal18:38
sgwWould you be willing to give a newer image a try?  Here is a link to a recent image that most passed sanity: http://mirror.starlingx.cengn.ca/mirror/starlingx/master/centos/20190604T144018Z/outputs/iso/18:41
tim_717I will be willing to do that18:42
tim_717I will give it a try thanks18:42
sgwtim_717: great and thanks, please come back and let us know if you have any issues here or on the starlingx-discuss@lists.starlingx.io ML18:43
dirksgw: yes, source0 should be the tarball name as expected without a URL, so the plain file name18:44
dirksgw: if you have a package somewhere where it doesn't work I can have a look18:45
sgwdirk: still testing it, so have not pushed the _service file yet, I am getting errors when I run "osc service run" saying Package obs-service-git_tarballs is required for this operation19:07
sgwI also get this for tar_scm service19:07
tim_717sgw: is it possible to update my current cluster to this image?19:11
bwensleytim_717: No - you need to do a re-install - you can't update an already installed cluster to the new image.19:15
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dirksgw: that is easy to solve: zypper install obs-service-tar-scm19:22
dirksgw: or the equivalent for your distro. Those packages are available in the obs openSUSE:Tools project19:23
sgwdirk: remember I am not on opensuse!!  I tried apt-get, but no joy19:23
dirksgw: did you try subscribe to the repository ( I think it's called apt source on Debian)?19:24
sgwdirk: I do have the openSUSE:Tools.list in my /etc/apt/sources.list.d19:24
dirkWe offer packages for almost any distro under the planet19:24
sgwI have the correct Ubuntu_18.10 repo listed19:24
sgwI tried installing obs-plugins, there is no obs-service packages19:25
dirksgw: I can see that packages are built, they're listed here: https://build.opensuse.org/package/binaries/openSUSE:Tools/obs-service-tar_scm/xUbuntu_18.0419:26
dirkSo something is weird with your apt config perhaps?19:27
sgwdirk: checking into that, a apt list | grep scm (or tarball) does not yield a good result, I will dig into my config19:28
sgwdirk: yup, config issue I did not have the key so it was untrusted, fixed19:32
dirksgw: potentially you can also install manually from https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/openSUSE:/Tools/xUbuntu_18.04/all/19:32
dirkOk, great19:32
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