[11:05] <vagarwal> has anyone tested conjure novalxd setup? does it work out of the box or requires one to make changes to openstack networking?
[11:06] <vagarwal> i cannot ping any instance. security groups are fine and i don't know where to look. please help
[11:20] <deanman> vagarwal, does `lxc list` bring anything up ?
[11:21] <vagarwal> deanman: lxc list is showing several containers with juju prefix with ip assigned to them
[11:22] <vagarwal> i can access openstack horizon using one of the container ip address (as provided by the installer)
[11:23] <deanman> I think to be able to ping openstack instances you have to enable ICMP rules
[11:23] <vagarwal> i can launch an instance and use "ext-net" that is infact the conjureup0 subnet (10.99.0.xxx)
[11:24] <vagarwal> deanman: that was what i thought and i can clearly see the security group has allowed everything
[11:24] <vagarwal> i can ping 10.99.0.3 (router ip) but i cannot ping the instance 10.99.0.14
[11:25] <deanman> Hmm can you try to ssh into that machine ?
[11:25] <vagarwal> it looks like the default router setting is not correct in the conjure novalxd setup
[11:25] <vagarwal> i cannot ssh either
[11:25] <vagarwal> i did a tcpdump on my the host machine and i can see there is no reply coming for echo
[11:26] <vagarwal> possible mising some nat rules? i got no idea how ovs works, hence clueless here
[11:26] <vagarwal> s/echo/icmp echo
[11:27] <deanman> To be honest i haven't used conjure myself so i don't know how exactly it works, e.g. are VM deployed with open stack seen as LXD instances on host or are they nested ?
[11:35] <vagarwal> openstack is using lxd as well
[11:40] <deanman> so you can see extra lxc instances created on `lxc list` when using OS
[11:41] <deanman> ?
[11:41] <deanman> Maybe you could then use `lxc exec <lxd name> bash` to gain shell access inside that and check network configuration ?
[11:43] <deanman> Have you seen this ? https://www.stgraber.org/2016/10/26/lxd-2-0-lxd-and-openstack-1112/
[15:41] <kildurin> Can the openstack-base charm be installed behind a proxy?
[15:42] <kildurin> It uses "git://" addresses in the charm which I can't see a way to route to the proxy
[15:59] <marcoceppi> kildurin: openstack-base should only really use the packages unless you're installing from upstream
[15:59] <marcoceppi> kildurin: try setting your proxy settings in your model
[16:13] <vagarwal> deanman: i will look into ovs and read about neutron
[16:14] <vagarwal> i will even give a try to stgraber's method that involves manually spinning out the containers
[16:24] <deanman> vagarwal: well I was intrigued and bootstrapped stgraber's openstack just before leaving home. At least I could have a look on mine and share whether I see the same problem.