I think that might be possible because I have used the same server for testing mock. I will find out the add-on to clean the data.
Thanks, Kyoungho On Aug 24, 2011, at 1:56 PM, David Lutterkort wrote: > On Wed, 2011-08-24 at 09:19 -0500, Kyoungho An wrote: >> The following is the logs until "internal Server Error" occurred: >> >> kyoungho@ubuntu:/var/lib/gems/1.8/gems/deltacloud-core-0.3.0/bin$ >> ./deltacloudd -i eucalyptus -p 3001 -P >> "ec2=129.59.104.94:8773;s3=129.59.104.94:3333" >> Starting Deltacloud API :: eucalyptus :: >> ec2=129.59.104.94:8773;s3=129.59.104.94:3333 :: http://localhost:3001/api > > One of the things missing from your logs is a '401 Unauthorized' > response from the server - that would prompt your browser to ask you for > username/password > > Browsers cache Basic HTTP auth data; if you've used the browser to > connect to the same deltacloud server and authenticated with credentials > for a different driver (e.g., mock or ec2) your browser will continue > sending these credentials. > > There's two simple workarounds for that: (1) restart your browser (2) if > you use Firefox, install the web developer add-on, that lets you clear > HTTP Basic Auth data w/o restarting the browser. > > David > >
