[01:43] tvansteenburgh: I actually forgot to do bzr add and lost the info, BUT had pastebinned it :) [01:43] (for the nyancat tests) === CyberJacob|Away is now known as CyberJacob === negronjl-afk is now known as negronjl === CyberJacob is now known as CyberJacob|Away === lazyPower changed the topic of #juju to: Welcome to Juju! || Docs: http://juju.ubuntu.com/docs || FAQ: http://goo.gl/MsNu4I || Review Queue: http://goo.gl/9yBZuv || Unanswered Questions: http://goo.gl/dNj8CP [13:50] in an openstack environment, can I configure what ssh keys juju uses when deploying services? I'd like to provide the keypair instead of juju generating one [14:10] rbasak: do you maintain python-websocket? [14:15] marcoceppi: ping, I'm having some problems with my tests [14:15] they seem to not pass anymore, not sure why... even though they *did* pass when I wrote them [14:26] stokachu: I did TIL [14:27] stokachu: what's up? [14:27] rbasak: we recently got python3 support in the main source tree [14:27] rbasak: should i open a bug to get python3 packages built? [14:28] stokachu: in the websocket-client source tree? [14:28] rbasak: yea [14:28] stokachu: ah OK. Yeah we probably need a bug to update to latest upstream then, and to add Python 3 packages. [14:28] ok ill file one this week for that [14:29] Looks like Debian need one too [14:29] ok ill follow up with the Debian maintainer as well [14:30] stokachu: thanks! Just noticed that https://pypi.python.org/pypi/websocket-client still says 2.7 only - I guess you want to fix that? [14:31] rbasak: yea ill ask the upstream guy to release a new version [14:31] Ah [14:32] Right - I see. 0.13.0 is latest release which we haven't updated either, and 0.14 has Python 3 and needs a release. I get it now :) [14:32] rbasak: looks like 0.14 will be release may 15th [14:32] so i can follow up with those bugs after that [14:33] once this is done then we could look at making the jujuclient python3 [14:33] i think the websocket part was the only blocker [14:36] Sounds great! [14:36] Though I wonder if you still want to support 2, for other platforms that don't have 3 yet? Or do they all have 3 now? [14:36] * rbasak only uses Ubuntu [14:43] rbasak: that's a hazmat question re: py2 support :) [14:43] i dont think any other distro support python3 websocket-client yet [15:05] jose: marcoceppi: is there a way for me to check the current relation value between 2 services? [15:05] mhall119: `relation-get value` will return it [15:05] jose: from my host, not the instance? [15:06] oh [15:06] hmm, I think not, maybe Marco will be able to help with that [15:06] but if you want to check a consistent value, `juju debug-hooks unit/#` and then `juju set servicename` will get you in a hook environment [15:07] actually, debug-hooks and then join the relation or destroy it [15:25] mhall119: I'm checking the README and just a few things: [15:25] we've moved to Markdown so that won't render properly [15:25] and `charm add readme` should give you the boilerplate README to just copy and paste that [15:26] also, Contact Information listed there is for upstream (which is good) but we also want people to be able to report bugs on the charm itself [15:36] jose: ack. thanks for all the contributions man, you're rockin' it [15:38] tvansteenburgh: oh, you have a min? [15:38] tests are not going well :( [15:38] jose: yep, i got time [15:38] well, I'm using *exactly* the same tests as before (which passed) but they're now giving a timeout error [15:39] hrm. if you pastebin the test i can try to help debug [15:39] or push the branch (if you haven't yet) [15:39] * jose does [15:41] * tvansteenburgh pulls branch [15:41] \o/ [15:50] jose: had some vm issues, running test now [15:50] cool, thank you! [15:58] I'm really surprised - the rev queue is now short! [16:05] hi guys, i'm using the openstack provider with juju 1.18.. i'm able to bootstrap after doing the metadata setup.. but i'm wondering if i'm doing it the recommended way if someone can review: http://pastebin.com/hERMpCiA [16:09] jose: still investigating [16:09] np, I have time :) [16:10] jose: changing conference rooms, i'll brb [16:10] ok! [16:27] jose: this is where things are failing for me: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7374048/ [16:28] hmm, maybe you hit a server during downtime? [16:29] jose: when your test times out, what's the tail of ~/.juju/local/log/unit-nyancat-0.log ? [16:29] I use ec2 for testing :P [16:30] ah [16:30] local would literally take an hour === vladk|offline is now known as vladk [16:31] it does throw an error, though, let me try and run the test right now [16:32] yeah, or ssh to the ec2 instance and check the log there [16:33] before it dies [16:33] will do [16:40] just wasted over an hour trying to figure out why my hooks were failing....because I used /bin/sh instead of /bin/bash :( [16:46] tvansteenburgh: I think I now found the error [16:46] for some reason it's not opening the correct port [16:49] it installed correctly, so looks like that prob was on your side [16:49] ko [16:49] ok [16:50] jose: `charm add` says invalid subcommand [16:50] mhall119: charm add readme? [16:51] are you using an updated version of charm-tools? [16:51] mhall@mhall-thinkpad:~/projects/Ubuntu/summit/charms/trusty/go-pronto$ charm add readme [16:51] Error: add is not a valid subcommand [16:51] looks like charm-tools needs some updating [16:51] jose: charm-tools: Installed: 1.0.0-0ubuntu2 Candidate: 1.0.0-0ubuntu2 [16:52] hmm, that's the one I'm using [16:53] mhall119: oh, can you try with `juju charm add readme`? [16:54] anyways, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7374204/ has the contents [16:57] hello, during a juju bootstrap on azure, it does apt-get aptitude but it never returns, any idea please? [16:59] d3lxa: can you explain a little bit more, please? [16:59] jose: we are using trusty, juju 1.18.2-trusty-amd64 [16:59] d3lxa: I mean, about the error [17:00] when I do a juju debootstrap -e azure, where azure was correctly configured [17:00] debootstrap? [17:00] jose: there is no error, I looked at the bootstrap logs but nothing expect debug and regular noise [17:00] sorry bootstrap* [17:00] does 'juju status' show a bootstrapped environment? [17:01] jose: nyancat config-changed hook isn't symlinked [17:01] jose: yes, it is even usuable as if nothing was wrong [17:01] d3lxa: can you go a little bit more in detail about what the *exact* error is? [17:01] tvansteenburgh: let me check [17:01] but it is hanging somewhere [17:01] d3lxa: can you post some logs? [17:02] tvansteenburgh: good catch! thanks a lot! [17:02] jose: you bet - we both missed the obvious :P [17:03] jose: cloud init output on the remote vm http://sprunge.us/BDYU [17:03] tvansteenburgh: I'm sure I also missed that one when I forgot bzr adding [17:03] d3lxa: checking now [17:03] jose: ah, yeah that makes sense [17:04] d3lxa: let's be honest, I don't find any errors there [17:04] it looks like everything's running smoothly [17:04] jose: that's what I'm saying, there is no error but juju bootstrap hang [17:04] oh [17:05] it never returns after printing "apt-get update" [17:05] can you paste the log of the terminal where you ran the bootstrap, please? [17:05] so what I've done to bypass, is: to kill juju hardly with -9 or to just put it into backgrond (^Z) and live with that [17:05] (kill the juju bootstrap of course, not jujud) [17:06] but it wasn't doing this in the old version, so I guess this is a regression [17:06] d3lxa: ^ [17:06] sorry, doing it right now [17:06] np :) [17:06] jose: http://sprunge.us/hVSC [17:07] it was upgrade, my bad [17:07] you know what, let me go ahead, get that free azure credit and test for you :) [17:08] jose: you have one and you can test? would be great thx [17:09] d3lxa: I'll be using their free trial, I'll test as soon as I get it [17:09] I'll let you know if I find something [17:09] jose: great thx, in that case, will have to report? [17:10] d3lxa: yeah, if it repeats here then we'll report a bug [17:19] d3lxa: if you give me a moment I'll go ahead and test [17:19] I'm finishing to set up [17:24] d3lxa: question, still around? [17:24] jose: so it doesn't hang on yours? [17:25] d3lxa: no, I have a question [17:25] yes? [17:25] what should I put in storage-account-name? a random value? [17:25] * jose has never used azure before [17:26] jose: there is a quick guide https://juju.ubuntu.com/docs/config-azure.html very easy [17:26] blargh, that happens to me for not checking the docs [17:26] thanks! [17:30] :) === roadmr is now known as roadmr_afk [17:33] hi, i exported abundle from juju-gui.. 'juju bundle proof openstack-bundle.yaml' errors with 'FATAL: Not a bundle' [17:33] is that supposed to work? [17:35] mattrae_: can you please pastebin the contents of the bundle? [17:36] tvansteenburgh: around? [17:36] jose: here's the bundle http://pastebin.com/ED30UJKg [17:37] mattrae_: oh, I think you didn't export a bundle, but exported the environment itself [17:37] not sure if it's the same thing [17:37] hi mattrae_, the export is jus the yaml file. to be an actual bundle you've got to put it in a directory [17:37] jose: hmm the juju button in juju-gui says "export bundle" [17:38] there you go :) [17:38] bac: ahh cool [17:38] in that dir you have the yaml file named bundles.yaml and you need a README [17:38] sweet, i'll give that a try [17:38] mattrae_: you can look at some existing bundles to see examples [17:38] cool i'll check out some existing bundles. thanks jose and bac [17:38] mattrae_: also, you'll need to rename 'envExport' in the yaml file to be a real name === roadmr_afk is now known as roadmr [17:46] guys, I'm having a problem when bootstrapping with azure [17:46] http://paste.ubuntu.com/7374531/ [17:55] jose: tried? [17:55] d3lxa: I get ^ when bootstrapping [17:56] jose: it might be a good idea to file a bug on that one, I dunno what your configuration looked like but it'd be nice if the parser were extended to handle it better than that :) hehe [17:57] sarnold: you mean, for the error I got? [17:57] with all that LP stuff? [17:57] jose: yeah [17:57] will do now :) [17:57] thanks! [17:57] d3lxa: I also recommend you file a bug against that problem, and if anyone else is able to replicate it we'll confirm [17:57] sorry for not being able to help right now [18:09] sarnold: do you by chance know if destroy-relation == remove-relation? [18:09] jose: no idea, sorry [18:09] np [18:23] d3lxa: hey, I'm bootstrapping on azure right now, will see if it presents the same error [18:26] d3lxa: I think I reproduced it. congratulations, you found a bug [18:36] hmm following the 'juju quickstart bundles.yaml' example from the docs gives error 'unrecognized command; juju quickstart'.. is there a suggested way to deploy bundles? [18:39] aha appears there is a juju-bundle command === negronjl is now known as negronjl-afk [18:43] whats it mean when my node doesn't reboot after cloud-init? [18:44] jose: ok, so I'll need to report the bug? [18:47] I'm having a problem with the cinder charm. My block device isn't in /dev [18:48] d3lxa: yep, just go ahead [18:57] jose: don [18:57] don [18:57] dammit [18:57] don't forget to push that config-changed symlink [18:57] tvansteenburgh: yeah, will do, but looks like it doesn't fix the problem [18:57] :( [18:58] I'm going to grab lunch and check what's going on after that [18:58] kk [18:58] should be something pretty easy to fix [19:00] tvansteenburgh: symlink pushed anyways === vladk is now known as vladk|offline === timrc is now known as timrc-afk === timrc-afk is now known as timrc [20:38] is the password in the configuration for juju-gui the password for actually logging into the site? [20:38] or is it for the api [20:49] stokachu: do you mean the admin-secret: value in environments.yaml? === CyberJacob|Away is now known as CyberJacob [20:50] lazyPower: yea i believe so [20:50] in local.jenv its just password: === vladk|offline is now known as vladk [20:50] stokachu: its the password for the GUI [20:51] lazyPower: ok cool thanks! [20:52] np [21:12] hmm doesn't seem to like that === roadmr is now known as roadmr_afk === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === roadmr_afk is now known as roadmr === CyberJacob is now known as CyberJacob|Away