[00:06] marcoceppi: hbase color issue fixed [00:07] jose: much better! [00:07] \o/ [00:08] lazyPower: i see [00:09] lazyPower: i ask because i have a small amount of interest in using juju on plan 9 [00:09] mischief: i unfortunately do not know what plan9 is. [00:09] there are a few cases in the code where the syscall package is used, and certain symbols used in that package are not available on plan 9 [00:10] mischief: I might be able to help answer questions, most code developers are in #juju-dev and only usually around during week days [00:10] right, well unless either of you write go and/or work on juju code, then i'm talking to a wall here :-) [00:10] i'll check out #juju-dev. [00:22] marcoceppi: have a second? [01:47] I think amulet needs some fixing on its email address (amulet@dummy-user.tld) === CyberJacob is now known as CyberJacob|Away === CyberJacob|Away is now known as CyberJacob === CyberJacob is now known as CyberJacob|Away === CyberJacob|Away is now known as CyberJacob === CyberJacob is now known as CyberJacob|Away === CyberJacob|Away is now known as CyberJacob === CyberJacob is now known as CyberJacob|Away === CyberJacob|Away is now known as CyberJacob [14:13] morning guys [14:15] how do you remove dead machines === lazyPower is now known as lazypower_travel [15:01] lazypower_travel: thanks for the veewee link. It seems that this sums up the pieces installed on the JujuBox image: https://github.com/chuckbutler/juju-vagrant-veewee-definitions/blob/master/ubuntu-trusty-alpha2/apt.sh [15:50] anyone around? [15:58] Got a "agent-state-info: 'hook failed: "install"'" while deploying juju-gui onto a local environment. How do I debug this? [16:07] why cant I terminate this machine... [16:13] mischief, you should talk to rogpeppe1 [16:13] re plan9 [16:13] he works on juju? [16:13] hazmat, mischief: i'm here :-) [16:14] mischief, he does.. he's also a plan 9 devotee ;-) [16:14] mischief: i do [16:14] mischief: and i am [16:14] i knew he was a 9fan [16:14] s/he/you/ :) [16:14] marcoceppi, anything i can do to help re markdown doc conversion? [16:15] rogpeppe1: with some patches, juju-core/cmd/juju can run on plan 9 [16:15] mischief: nice [16:15] but it requires fixing up several references to syscall package [16:15] mischief: client side only, presumably [16:15] mischief: ah, signals, presumably [16:15] mostly, yes. [16:15] ; ls -l [16:15] --rwxr-xr-x M 103 mischief mischief 21693804 Mar 29 16:44 juju [16:15] ; file juju [16:15] juju: 386 plan 9 executable [16:15] mischief: awesome [16:16] i wasn't able to bootstrap, but after copying over a amazon.jenv, i could spin up wordpress and mysql on ec2 [16:16] hi guys- I cant seem to get juju to destroy a machine, it just shows up in juju status as “dead” [16:16] mischief: a juju filesystem would be cool [16:16] rogpeppe1: what i'd *really* like is to be able to manage plan 9 vms with something akin to juju [16:16] mischief: and would actually be a much more efficient way to access juju than the usual "connect every time" cmd line [16:17] mischief: do you have a p9 amazon image? [16:17] e.g i make one fileserver, then make an auth and two cpu server, and just add-relation them to the fileserver [16:17] no [16:17] mischief: aw [16:17] i don't use amazon honestly [16:17] mischief: fair enuf [16:17] i am more interested in juju on openstack [16:17] i tried to find richard miller's AMI he made ~2y ago but couldn't find the ami id [16:19] anyways, i fear that changing the syscall package references might break UNIX systems [16:19] anyone know? [16:19] so all that stuff would probably need to go in to _plan9.go and _unix.go files [16:24] lemao: Yeah, I just wish I knew the secret sauce to compress the images to 200mb like our official baseboxes [16:24] bzip2? [16:25] mischief: its more than that. Even after bzip2'ing the image file its still ~ 600mb [16:55] how can I juju add-machine with a port? [17:00] ssh port I mean [17:02] apparently you cant add-machines from mac [17:04] Valduare: user@host:port [17:04] tried that [17:04] didnt like it [17:05] could not resolv hostname nodename nor servname provided, or not known [17:05] I can ssh into it fine [17:05] even setup ssh/config file and that works for connections as well [17:11] brb booting into ubuntu [17:57] am I being too brave trying to use local juju with default-series= trusty? I get a "ERROR charm not found: cs:trusty/juju-gui" [17:59] lemao: yes, the gui isn't published to trusty yet [18:03] rick_h_: so is my path of least resistance using a precise vagrant box and precise all the way down? [18:03] lemao: yes [18:05] hi folks [18:06] I'm trying to do a 'juju bootstrap' on ec2 today using the juju-core in trusty, and I'm running into an error that looks an awful lot like bug #1299671 [18:06] <_mup_> Bug #1299671: Juju 1.17.1 fails to bootstrap on Saucy ec2 === vorlon_ is now known as vorlon [18:06] if this is user error, could somebody please lart me? [18:47] hmm, and when I retry with juju running under strace, it seems to work [20:15] what does 'instance-state: missing' means? [20:28] so, can anyone tell me how to force juju to use a t1.micro instance on ec2? http://askubuntu.com/questions/52021/how-do-i-adjust-the-instance-size-that-juju-uses says "cpu-power=0", but I still wind up with an m1.small [20:29] (rather an opaque mapping of constraints to the underlying ec2 implementations...) === vladk is now known as vladk|offline [20:43] lemao: is that on the local provider? [20:44] vorlon: --constraints "cpu-power=0 mem=512M" [20:44] vorlon: at least that's how I've been managing to keep up with the free tier (if that's what you're looking for :) ) [20:45] jose: that's exactly what I'm looking for, thanks ;) [20:45] (paying money for a juju bootstrap node, feh ;) [20:46] vorlon: I've been using it for testing and let me give you a heads up: you may end up paying a couple cents for exceeding I/O requests, it's $0.05 per million after the 2 free million you get [20:49] oh, I suppose I can probably afford that [20:49] yeah :) [21:32] jose: yes, it is a local provider (OSX, vagrant) [21:33] lemao: sorry, but I don't have an idea what that means - though the machine works even though it says that (previously experienced that) [22:38] anyone seen this stratum error on run: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7182140/ [22:39] not sure if something changed in the repo's or if I accidentally changed something in my install package. [22:39] opps [22:40] wrong channel === CyberJacob is now known as CyberJacob|Away