Thanks Andy. I haven't looked further into it due to other stuff that needed to 
be done. Will try your suggested fix once I am back from holiday.

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Hey, I just noticed this message (joined the mailing list a few weeks ago, and 
only just realised my mail client was filtering the messages)

This is probably old news by now, but if you are still stuck, I have a mostly 
working baruwa install on 14.04.  There were a number of modules that needed 
downgrading to get it running, but for the particular issue you are having, 
(500 error after adding scanning node) the issue is with the psutil module 
being accessed by baruwa/lib/misc.py.

celeryd.log will show something like this.

 File "/home/baruwa/px/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/baruwa/lib/misc.py", 
line 70, in get_processes

    except psutil.error.AccessDenied:

    AttributeError: 'ModuleWrapper' object has no attribute 'error'

This is due to an interface change in psutil.  You could downgrade the module, 
but I found the code changes simple enough to make it work with the current 
version.

The changes are psutil.error.AccessDenied becomes psutil.AccessDenied, and 
process.name becomes process.name(), so just make get_processes look like this:

   def get_processes(process_name):

   "Gets running processes by process name"

   count = 0

   for process in psutil.process_iter():

       try:

           if (process.name() == process_name or

               process.name().startswith(process_name)):

               count += 1

       except psutil.AccessDenied:

           pass

   return count

Cheers
Andy.


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Subject: Re: [Baruwa] Baruwa on Ubuntu 14.04

Let us know how u go,

I would be interested in adding support for Ubuntu 14.04 my installer.

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On 19 Sep 2014, at 6:35 PM, Jacco van Gent 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

Nah, I run centos at work. At home I am already running lts 12.04 perfectly, 
just want to move up to the next lts. Should be possible. I am close, it is 
probably one of the packages that is to recent.

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Onderwerp: Re: [Baruwa] Baruwa on Ubuntu 14.04

Your going to have endless issues with Ubuntu as a server os.

Use centos 6.5 and you will have very few issues.

If you want something Ubuntu like use Debian 7

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On 19 Sep 2014, at 3:39 PM, Jacco van Gent 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:


Hi,



Tried to install Baruwa on 14.04. There were some minor problems, but I did 
manage to install Baruwa and access the website.



Now if I add a correct scanning node (using the correct FQDN) I get a 500 when 
I try to access the status page. If I log out and try to login again, I get the 
same 500 error.



If I manually delete the scanning node from the DB, I can again login and use 
the Baruwa web interface.



The following is shown in celeryd.log:



 'ModuleWrapper' object has no attribute 'error'



And in Baruwa-error-log:



Error - <type 'exceptions.AttributeError'>: 'ModuleWrapper' object has no 
attribute 'error', referer:



I am guessing some of the packages will need to be downgraded, the question is 
which.





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