=== scuttle|afk is now known as scuttlemonkey === TheRealMue is now known as TheMue === johnweldon is now known as jw4|afk === urulama_ is now known as urulama [04:45] Installing Landscape and launch the OpenStack Autopilot | http://askubuntu.com/q/589618 === jw4|afk is now known as johnweldon === rcj is now known as Guest72514 [08:31] dosaboy, do you have capacity to look at bug 1423153 ? [08:31] Bug #1423153: /var/lib/mysql/mysql.passwd no longer exist [09:23] jamespage: sure === Odd_Blok1 is now known as Odd_Bloke [10:48] Hi Jamespage [10:48] hey Murali [10:49] when we are deploying juju charm install hook failed [10:50] we dont add code to exit or return for failure and install is keep-on retrying [10:51] http://paste.ubuntu.com/10405985/ [10:51] for that charm we removed the unit and service [10:51] after when we try deploy new charm we getting the above error [10:56] Murali, that's just a log message related to the serial execution of hooks within a container [10:56] its not allowing to install new charms [10:56] hmm [10:57] is there a way release that [10:57] it would indicate that a hook is still running - check the process listing for the server [10:57] something might be blocking [10:58] we destroyed that machine it self [10:58] Murali, midonet-cassandra/0 specifically is still running its install hook [11:02] Murali, juju enforces serial hook execution within a container, so if something is running a hook, nothing else can [11:02] which would block any futher service deployments [11:02] Murali, see if you can reproduce and check to see if the midonet-cassandra charm is blocking in its install hook [11:02] how to get out of it Jamespage [11:03] Murali, workout what's wrong with the hook [11:03] Murali, its probably still doing something [11:06] that service is not shown in juju status [11:07] on the previously existing logs for the unit, it had an error with dpkg lock and was retrying every 10 secs.. [11:08] i did a resolved unit, followed by remove unit and remove service ... everything went on clean and relevant cass service was removed from juju status ..now when i try to deploy some other charm I get this error [11:09] Murali, recyle the machine [11:09] Murali, juju terminate-machine [11:09] and then redeploy [11:10] Is there any hack to remove the lock .. i have some other services running on that node :( ... if there is no way, i shall do the terminate machine [11:16] not that I know of [11:17] Ok, Thanks James.. I will do the terminate option .. [11:20] @Jamespage : Is there a difference between terminate-machine and destroy-machine ?? [11:21] I don't think so [11:21] Ok === liam_ is now known as Guest95654 === therealmarv_ is now known as therealmarv === kadams54-away is now known as kadams54 === Guest72514 is now known as rcj === rcj is now known as Guest22529 === Murali_ is now known as Murali === niemeyer_ is now known as niemeyer [14:59] Container lxc has two IP: One of them is bridge's. When connect with juju, connects to bridge's | http://askubuntu.com/q/589819 [17:01] o/ apuimedo [17:02] marcoceppi: ;-) [17:07] hey folks, I have a Ubuntu 14.04 installed on a Power system (console-only) want to check out how my charm might look via the gui [17:08] Any recommendations on desktop/vnc packages that are easy to install? [17:10] jshieh: are you on a posix host that you can run sshuttle? [17:10] jshieh: it may be easier to sshuttle into the machine (duct-tape vpn style) and pull up the GUI that way [17:11] ummm, unsure about that. I typically use vncserver / vncviewer to get to systems. [17:11] my "viewer" client is a mac [17:11] jshieh: you can run sshuttle on the mac [17:11] and my "host" is Ubuntu LE on Power 8 vm [17:11] iirc [17:12] jshieh: are you > mavericks? [17:12] yes [17:12] i know it works fine on lion, i *think* it works on mavericks, but you're completely abandoned on yosemite [17:12] it dumps core [17:12] yup, staying on mavericks for a while. [17:12] ok, might want to give that a go then [17:12] if it fails, its a simple brew uninstall [17:12] Did some googling and pulled down lots of stuff, but maybe too much stuff [17:13] aisrael: does sshuttle work on mavericks? or is my memory of this completly kapoot? [17:14] I've pulled down and installed x11vnc and tightvncserver [17:14] jshieh: well you can give that a go - if you wan tot install X on the host its a reasonable path forward [17:14] isn't it possible to start the mac's x server and then use X forwarding? [17:15] hmmm, a thought. [17:15] I already spent the 15 minutes pulling down the gnome desktop! [17:15] ha-ha [17:23] jshieh: you have the juju-gui deployed? can you curl it and see content? If you can, I'd ssh -L someport:ip:portthatyoucurled thatserver to use ssh port forwarding. [17:57] lazyPower: It works on Mavericks, but not on Yosemite going forward [17:59] ah, thats what i thought. thanks for confirming === luflores_ is now known as luflores === kadams54 is now known as kadams54-away === kadams54-away is now known as kadams54 === jcw4 is now known as jw4 === roadmr is now known as roadmr_afk === roadmr_afk is now known as roadmr === wedgwood1 is now known as wedgwood === sebas53__ is now known as sebas5384_ === sebas5384_ is now known as sebas5384 [20:11] jcastro: ping === roadmr is now known as roadmr_afk [20:16] sebas5384, pong! [20:16] hey jcastro ! [20:17] just wanted to say that the event was awesome and juju got a lot of attention [20:18] but i'm gonna reply your email to better explaining of how was it :) [20:18] yeah [20:18] good to know it went well! [20:18] yes! a lot of open mouthes [20:19] *mouthed [20:19] did the hackfest on the charm itself bear fruit? [20:23] jcastro: not much [20:24] because of the internet [20:25] there were like 60 people in a big place under a hotel [20:25] * jcastro nods [20:25] so we tried to download everything we need [20:26] but the process of testing and developing in the charm was too slow [20:27] so the guys wanted to know more about how juju actually works and the charm of course [20:27] we get some starts(at github) and some promises of people that want to contribute [20:29] it would be awesome to know which parts were slow [20:30] jcastro: well, everyone use vagrant [20:30] you don't have to tell me now [20:31] but like in the email [20:31] jcastro: sure :) [20:32] so we can fix the easy ones. === thumper is now known as thumper-afk [21:05] sebas5384: o/ === roadmr_afk is now known as roadmr [21:05] ping lazyPower ! [21:05] hey! [21:06] I briefly sow the video of your last talk about juju [21:06] hazmat: ping, around? [21:06] lazyPower: really cool man! congrats :) [21:06] nice :D glad you enjoyed it [21:07] sent you some info in a PM, more details to come about that soon [21:49] ahasenack: yes [21:49] ahasenack: what's up? [21:49] hazmat: you bumped pythoh-jujuclient's version in setup.py to 0.5.0, [21:49] hazmat: but that number is lower than what was there before [21:49] 0.18.5 or even 0.19.0 [21:50] ahasenack: doh... ouch.. math is rough [21:50] :) [21:50] ahasenack: i'll fix that, thanks [21:50] hazmat: cool [21:53] hazmat: btw, I committed a fix in lp:python-jujuclient. wasn't sure how the syncing was going with the github branch. [21:54] hazmat: hi btw. :) [21:54] dpb1: greetings.. saw the review comments, thanks [21:54] dpb1: functional tests are flakey for you? if you could file a bug with errors that would be useful.. there's generally so little logic there, ie return self._rpc that i'm loathe to mock [21:55] hazmat: haha, as I speak I'm bootstrapping an ec2 to test. I was against maas before. [21:57] dpb1: re git sync.. its a bit of a dance to get a working copy.. you have to stitch them together ie. two checkouts, move .bzr or .git to the other, and then commit and push to both. [21:57] hazmat: gross [21:57] no worries about it though [21:58] dpb1: yeah.. if you know a better way i'm all ears [21:58] dpb1: hope was then killing the bzr and setting up lp mirror [21:58] hazmat: so, next time, I'll do that and submit a MP/pull request [21:58] like marcoceppi did with amulet [21:58] dpb1: sounds good [22:02] hazmat: http://github.com/chuckbutler/git-vendor/ [22:02] hazmat: works for me, but i'm tracking history in 1 repository as opposed to 2 === thumper-afk is now known as thumper [22:27] Anyone had luck running the tests for charm-tools? It's throwing a `ln: failed to create hard link ‘bin/test’ => ‘scripts/test’: Operation not permitted` on me === kadams54 is now known as kadams54-away [22:34] aisrael: i haven't run them recently, are you doing this in a vm or on your osx host? [22:34] lazyPower: in a vm [22:34] hmm, interesting error response [22:38] hey hazmat, once upon a time, you mentioned a hosting provider that did wonky architectures.. not site-ox. do you remember their name? one-up or up-yours or something like that? [22:43] to answer my earlier question, python jujuclient does not seem to run on python3 [22:43] hazmat, does HEAD support 3? [22:44] * whit saw six installed, but gets syntax errors on 3.4 === Guest22529 is now known as rcj === rcj is now known as Guest62484 [23:21] kwmonroe: there's a few . one for power one for arm [23:21] the power one was a subsidiary of ovh [23:21] whit it should [23:22] whit the release version that supports is fubar'd due to bad version math, i'll update with a newer release so it pulls down the right one (ie. 0.5 < 0.18 oops)