[00:46] m_3: This charm is getting real close to completion [13:04] hi, i'm trying out juju with the local provider. I managed to get it running but I think i found a bug, and wanted to discuss it with someone to see if I should file one [13:05] when bootstrapping, juju tries to start dnsmasq, but I'm already running dnsmasq as a caching dns server [13:05] so juju fails to start it again, and (I think) therefore fails to start zookeeper (as this one is not running either) [13:06] when I stop dnsmasq things start to work === lborda is now known as lborda_otp [13:35] pindonga, ping [13:36] hey hazmat [13:36] so I found these 2 problems (they may be related) [13:36] 1. zookeeper not running after I reboot [13:36] the only way I could get it to start was by removing the whole environment [13:36] and starting from scratch [13:37] 2. I *think* dnsmasq may be getting in the way but I 'm not sure [13:37] pindonga, at the moment local environments do not survive reboot or ... even hibernation [13:37] hazmat, is there anything we can do to work around that? [13:37] the reboot issue is a little more interesting, we're working on the hibernation one [13:38] pindonga, we could probably right an upstart job to capture the restart of the containers and lxc for reboot [13:38] worth a bug report for the reboot scenario [13:39] pindonga, regarding the networking .. indeed libvirt does drive a dnsmasq that is needed for getting the containers networked properly [13:40] pindonga, its not clear to me that an existing dnsmasq is nesc fatal to that [13:40] since the libvirt dnsmasq is binding the the bridge address [13:40] worth some investigation to see what the conflict there might be [13:41] pindonga, could you elaborate on the usage of the existing dnsmasq server [13:41] just a local caching dns server bound to ? [13:54] hazmat, I'm not sure it's conflicting, it may just be the zookeeper issue [13:54] hazmat, but I'll try to reproduce and let you know [14:11] <_mup_> Bug #885701 was filed: juju fails to bootstrap when dnsmasq already running < https://launchpad.net/bugs/885701 > [14:11] hazmat, this is the dnsmasq bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju/+bug/885701 [14:11] <_mup_> Bug #885701: juju fails to bootstrap when dnsmasq already running < https://launchpad.net/bugs/885701 > [14:11] pindonga, thanks [14:26] hazmat, I just tried to deploy a basic charm (one that does nothing) to get access to a bare lxc instance [14:26] when doing ssh to it it takes forever [14:26] pindonga, are you at uds? [14:26] do you know how I can debug this? to figure out what it's doing? [14:26] yes [14:27] you're here too? I can meet you [14:27] pindonga, i'm sitting near the entrance the four chairs around the big red leather square [14:27] k, I'll be there in a few minutes [14:27] in the conference building [14:27] thx [14:27] pindonga, np [14:31] pindonga, i have the blue hat on [15:08] <_mup_> juju/local-repo-log-broken-charm r412 committed by kapil.thangavelu@canonical.com [15:08] <_mup_> local repo warns about broken charms [15:27] hazmat, ping again (sorry).. I think I messed something up now... I reinstalled lxc, and now I get an error about lxc-ubuntu not being found [15:27] so I guess I have the wrong version of lxc (but I installed it via apt-get, so it should have gotten the right one, right?) [15:37] hazmat, ping again (sorry).. I think I messed something up now... I reinstalled lxc, and now I get an error about lxc-ubuntu not being found [16:14] juju roadmap discussion now in #ubuntu-uds-bonaire7 [17:35] so I don't suppose there would be some EC2s and S3s available somewhere so that one can play around with juju and test it? [17:41] mpl: you can actually test locally without EC2... have you seen the following section of the documentation? [17:41] https://juju.ubuntu.com/docs/provider-configuration-local.html [17:43] noodles775: yeah I have. it failed for me. [17:43] mpl: at what point? There were a few teething issues when I tried it, but got it working... [17:43] * noodles775 looks for the email summary. [17:44] mpl@yggdrasil:~$ juju bootstrap [17:44] 2011-11-03 18:44:09,642 INFO Bootstrapping environment 'local' (type: local)... [17:44] 2011-11-03 18:44:09,643 INFO Checking for required packages... [17:44] 2011-11-03 18:44:09,848 INFO Starting networking... [17:44] 'module' object has no attribute 'check_output' [17:44] 2011-11-03 18:44:09,849 ERROR 'module' object has no attribute 'check_output' [17:46] mpl: and that's using juju from the PPA on Ubuntu oneiric? (if so, it's different to the issue I had - but the juju team should be back from lunch in a while) [17:47] mpl: here's a summary of the small issues and workarounds I had, in case it helps: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/juju/2011-October/000901.html [17:47] noodles775: ppa [17:49] yeah I suspected 1) could be an issue. I haven't rebooted. and don't intend to right now. [18:23] heya [18:24] I'm getting DNS error on store.juju.ubuntu.com when trying to use juju deploy, any idea? [18:28] therve: yeah, I'm guessing you haven't specified the --repository correctly (or haven't prefixed with local:charmname) as per the docs. [18:28] (and therefore it tries to use an as-yet non-existent online repository. [18:29] noodles775, ok, that sounds like a good idea [18:33] noodles775, but then it can't find the local charms somehow [18:35] therve: I'm not sure if the docs are out of date, but you need to have your charm under a distroseries (oneiric). [18:35] as in /home/therve/charms/oneiric/mycharm/hooks etc. (from memory) [18:35] noodles775, ah, thanks! I was specifying the oneric/ as repository indeed [18:36] Great. === russell is now known as rcloran [20:53] still having trouble getting my VMs up and connected to cobbler… anybody have a minute to help? [22:22] <_mup_> Bug #885905 was filed: Obsolete metadata warning doesn't indicate the charm < https://launchpad.net/bugs/885905 > [22:28] <_mup_> Bug #885906 was filed: "Try it yourself" on wiki front page doesn't give next action < https://launchpad.net/bugs/885906 > [22:40] is there a way to bootstrap an existing vm into cobbler/juju, rather than doing a fresh install of ubuntu for every system?