Github user wilderrodrigues commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/pull/1070#issuecomment-157655322
Although itâs based on an assumption, enforced by good pattern
recognition, what happened to @miguelaferreira and @remibergsma was:
1. the code does âdelete_nat_rules()â and tries to SSH (expected
failure). that works fine
2. The code does âadd_nat_rules()â and tries to SSH again, which should
pass - and did all the times I tried, and Iâm not lying
so, whatâs the problem then?
the âdelete_nat_rule()â method is deleting the nat_rule, as it says,
but not deleting the public IP that was acquired. So, when the code calls the
âadd_nat_rule()â method, it acquires a new IP and adds a nat rule to that
IP.
what does it mean? that you guys got a situation where the test tried to
SSH via the IP that doesnât contain a NAT (PF) rule. that explain the ssh
error.
I fixed it, but first need to test before pushing.
Cheers,
Wilder
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