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melmoth | anyone have deployed swift with tempauth ? I cannot use swift with "swift -U system:root -K testpass -A https://10.55.32.36:8080/v1/AUTH_system stat | 00:53 |
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melmoth | " | 00:53 |
melmoth | no idea if i m doing something wrong or if the charm did. I never used tempauth before, but it look to me the charm created an admin user with 'testpass' as a password | 00:53 |
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dalek49 | I think there's an issue in the documentation | 00:57 |
dalek49 | at https://juju.ubuntu.com/docs/getting-started.html, it says to run 'juju init' | 00:57 |
dalek49 | and what it means is run 'juju init -w' | 00:57 |
sarnold | jcastro: what happened to the "report a bug on this page" footer? | 00:59 |
jcastro | it got dropped | 01:00 |
marcoceppi | dalek49: nope, juju init in versions of juju > 1.12 will create the file if it doesn't exist. The -w doesn't exist anymore | 01:00 |
jcastro | we filed a bug to put it back | 01:00 |
sarnold | jcastro: haha :) | 01:00 |
sarnold | jcastro: thanks | 01:00 |
marcoceppi | dalek49: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6068620/ | 01:01 |
dalek49 | marcoceppi: thanks | 01:08 |
dalek49 | I've been trying to make juju work on a 12.04 desktop, and there have been many corners that have prevented me from getting it up and running. I just got a micro instance from digital ocean (vps), and I was going to try to get local mode working on it (13.04). It is also proving difficult. What is the best way for testing deployments and experimenting? I'm a poor college student (trying to get servers from | 01:12 |
dalek49 | school) | 01:12 |
dalek49 | I had 0.7 working before and then decided to upgrade | 01:12 |
sarnold | dalek49: if my memory serves me, you can get multiple free micro nodes from AWS to play with, so long as you don't leave them on continuously.. | 01:14 |
sarnold | dalek49: the downside is micros are heavily penalized on io and setup can take forever :/ | 01:15 |
dalek49 | sarnold: i didn't know they had free micro instances. Thanks! | 01:18 |
marcoceppi | sarnold: you get 700 hours of compute time from amazon a month using micros | 01:26 |
sarnold | marcoceppi: hah, so you could leave one on continuously in february? :) | 01:27 |
marcoceppi | sarnold: you get maybe it's 750 hours, but it works out to being a free micro a month | 01:27 |
marcoceppi | for up to one year | 01:27 |
sarnold | oh! I must be getting close to that year. | 01:28 |
sarnold | an important point :) | 01:28 |
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dalek49 | when I bootstrap, why is the ~/.juju directory owned by root? | 03:25 |
jcastro | It should be owned by your user | 03:39 |
marcoceppi | dalek49: how are you bootstraping? | 03:50 |
marcoceppi | dalek49: you should only ever use sudo juju bootstrap when using the local provider | 03:51 |
dalek49 | marcoceppi: I'm using a local provider right now | 03:52 |
marcoceppi | dalek49: did you run sudo juju init ? | 03:52 |
dalek49 | marcoceppi: yes, but I'm on 1.12. Would that change things? | 03:53 |
marcoceppi | dalek49: You don't need to run sudo for any commands except bootstrap and destroy-environment with the local provider | 03:53 |
marcoceppi | all others are used without sudo | 03:54 |
marcoceppi | so you just would run juju init | 03:54 |
marcoceppi | that's why it's owned as root | 03:54 |
dalek49 | ooooh. I see | 03:56 |
jose | hey marcoceppi, still around? | 04:21 |
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gnuoy | hi, I'm doing a fresh deploy and I have charm stuck with "agent-state: pending" , the machine hosting the charm has agent-state: started and instance-state: ACTIVE. Looking at the log the following output is being reported to the charm log http://paste.ubuntu.com/6069918/ every few seconds. I'm deploying with juju-core 1.13.2-1~1670~precise1 | 10:59 |
mthaddon | gnuoy: symlinks anywhere? | 11:00 |
gnuoy | ohh, interesting | 11:00 |
gnuoy | I see symlinks for various things in /var/lib/juju/tools | 11:02 |
gnuoy | but no to a charm dir | 11:02 |
mthaddon | yeah, I was meaning symlinks in the charm dir you're deploying from | 11:02 |
gnuoy | there are symlinks there, yes | 11:03 |
gnuoy | I shall purge and redeploy | 11:03 |
mthaddon | I think this is a juju-deployer issue rather than a juju issue - checking if there's a bug already | 11:08 |
marcoceppi | jose: I am now | 11:53 |
Fraber | Hi, where can I join the Ubuntu Juju Charm School? | 13:01 |
marcoceppi | Fraber: you'll find it in the channel here, we'll be broadcasting in about 4 hours | 13:07 |
jcastro | Fraber: we'll paste in the URL in here | 13:07 |
marcoceppi | Fraber: the recordings will also be available online afterwards | 13:07 |
Fraber | Thanks, and is there an option to participate right now? | 13:08 |
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jcastro | feel free to ask questions in here and in askubuntu.com | 13:12 |
jcastro | the channel is always open for questions/discussion | 13:12 |
jcastro | marcoceppi: let's post the video on the upstream forum this morning! And ours as well! | 13:15 |
jcastro | I shared it on G+ last night | 13:15 |
marcoceppi | jcastro: | 13:19 |
marcoceppi | http://meta.discourse.org/t/all-the-options-to-deploy-discourse-with-their-relative-pros-and-cons/9631?u=marcoceppi | 13:20 |
jcastro | nice nice! | 13:20 |
jcastro | marcoceppi: should we put it in the existing juju topic we had from before? | 13:22 |
marcoceppi | jcastro: I want to create a new and improved Juju post | 13:22 |
marcoceppi | but I want it to be /the/ juju and discourse post | 13:22 |
marcoceppi | and just have it be a reply as new topic | 13:22 |
marcoceppi | to the old one | 13:22 |
marcoceppi | jcastro: I need to prep for the charm school, but after cs we can post it | 13:23 |
jcastro | ok | 13:23 |
jcastro | want me to do it? | 13:23 |
marcoceppi | jcastro: sure | 13:23 |
jcastro | marcoceppi: can you report that config bug to the GUI team? | 13:35 |
marcoceppi | jcastro: let me upgrade to the latest charm and verify | 13:35 |
marcoceppi | jcastro: that version of the gui is still last release | 13:35 |
jcastro | ok | 13:36 |
jcastro | marcoceppi: it can wait until after the CS | 13:36 |
jcastro | I just don't want to forget | 13:36 |
marcoceppi | jcastro: cool | 13:36 |
marcoceppi | jcastro: I'm going to make a video for just deploying discourse with juju (using the gui) so I'll verify it then | 13:36 |
jcastro | excellent | 13:38 |
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mthaddon | bbcmicrocomputer: if I'm understanding the calendar right you're on review rotation at the moment. Can I bug you for a review of https://code.launchpad.net/~mthaddon/charms/precise/pgbouncer/package-holds/+merge/180533 ? It's relatively trivial and has been in the queue for a while | 14:12 |
kentb | I'm using juju-core 1.13 and (currently) the standard set of charms pulled in locally for raring using charm getall (i'm behind a firewall). Is there another set of charms I should be using, primarily for OpenStack? All of my maas-deployed machines are using 13.04 as the base OS. I've read on jamespage's blog that "Not all of the OpenStack Charms are | 14:16 |
kentb | compatible with the latest version of Juju". | 14:16 |
marcoceppi | kentb: the maas machines should be running precise for the most part, not raring (13.04) | 14:24 |
marcoceppi | kentb: I think that's a safety statement, from what I've seen, the core charms (if not all of them) work with the latest version of juju | 14:25 |
kentb | marcoceppi: ok. thanks. yep. Raring is sort of a band-aid right now. I'm behind a pretty restrictive firewall, which has so far prevented the 12.04-based images from pulling in the needed SSL-enabled mongodb packages. From what I understand those are pulled in from a PPA and the lab firewall (from what I can tell) is preventing that ppa from getting added. | 14:26 |
marcoceppi | kentb: ah, gotchya | 14:27 |
marcoceppi | kentb: it might be worthwhile adding *.launchpad.net to the firewall, if you have that power | 14:27 |
bbcmicrocomputer | mthaddon: I am on review but I'm really pre-occupied with some other things that have to be done by EOD.. sorry :( | 14:29 |
mthaddon | ok, thanks anyway | 14:29 |
kentb | marcoceppi: It might be worth a shot...it's the corporate firewall for this company (big OEM) that's being the problem child, so, I don't know how lucky I'll get there :) I might try and mirror the ppa and see if that works. | 14:30 |
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X-warrior | If I'm working with postgresql/mysql, juju and amazon. Amazon instances are not persistent, so should I add the databases file to a persistent storage? | 15:14 |
timrc | SpamapS, wtf are they doing to you guys over at HP? Just saw this nice one of Cody... https://sphotos-a-dfw.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/998429_10151723100558686_1007083002_n.jpg | 15:21 |
jcastro | wow | 15:36 |
jcastro | marcoceppi: can you fire up the hangout 10 min beforehand so I can get ubuntuonair ready? | 15:46 |
marcoceppi | jcastro: yup | 15:47 |
jcastro | marcoceppi: also, kill your downloads. :) | 15:47 |
marcoceppi | jcastro: done and dead | 15:47 |
X-warrior | I think postgresql should have an option to add the directory that we want to create it | 15:50 |
X-warrior | or something like this, to be able to update database location file | 15:50 |
X-warrior | x) | 15:50 |
marcoceppi | X-warrior: patches welcome! :) | 15:56 |
X-warrior | marcoceppi: I can't think on a easy way to do it. I'm just used to amazon. but starting from that point... the | 16:00 |
X-warrior | ops | 16:00 |
X-warrior | the EBS (persistent storage) must be created on amazon and then attached to a machine... after that we need to mount it and then call a hook on postgresql sending the new directory... but to call a hook I need a add-relation... so I will need a charm to EBS storage... but that will start another instance | 16:03 |
X-warrior | maybe this 'volume' handling should be added to juju, but then... there is the differences between ec2, maas, openstac, hpcloud :S | 16:03 |
SpamapS | timrc: sensitivity training? I have no idea wtf that is. :) | 16:18 |
timrc | SpamapS, Whatever it was, it was compliments of Microsoft apparently... | 16:19 |
bloodearnest | heya all - if I have a gojuju lxc environment up, but I no longer have the correct details for that env in .juju/environments, how can I destry that environment? | 16:20 |
SpamapS | timrc: well I see our openstack community manager, mark atwood, in there holding a black flower.. the symbolism is mind blowing ;) | 16:21 |
mthaddon | X-warrior: see the volume-management stuff in config.yaml for the PG charm | 16:21 |
mthaddon | X-warrior: this is how postgresql (and other charms) deal with persistent storage until juju handles that somehow (means creating and attaching storage volumes outside of the charm) | 16:22 |
* X-warrior looking | 16:26 | |
marcoceppi | Charm School starting in about 10 mins | 16:53 |
jcastro | we'll be on http://ubuntuonair.com | 16:56 |
marcoceppi | Anyone want to join the hangout and ask questions, please do! https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/79462401dbe333e26c19481815990e70360ee6d4?authuser=0&hl=en | 16:56 |
jcastro | ok we're broadcasting in about 30 seconds on http://ubuntuonair.com | 17:02 |
hazmat | woot! got an aws vpc default by request | 17:11 |
jcastro | m_3: hey what web server do we use in the node-app charm? the example one you wrote? | 17:14 |
m_3 | jcastro: node directly | 17:33 |
m_3 | jcastro: i.e., no web server other than the http node.js library listening on a port | 17:33 |
* jcastro nods | 17:34 | |
arosales | any other questions on charm helpers in regards to the charm school? | 17:52 |
arosales | thanks marcoceppi. good info on charm helpers | 17:54 |
arosales | a lot easier to include than I had originally thought | 17:54 |
timrc | Hm.. "Auth GET failed: https://keystone.canonistack.canonical.com:443/v2.0/ 200 OK"... that seems a little confusing to me | 18:07 |
timrc | Seems like an odd choice of status code for a failure | 18:07 |
timrc | (this was in the swift client :)) | 18:16 |
sinzui | I love the new http://juju.ubuntu.com | 18:33 |
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