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Today's Topics:
1. Re: Web Front End - Netdisco2 (Oliver Gorwits)
2. Re: Web Front End - Netdisco2 (Botka Istvan)
3. Why does the config-watcher now send TERM rather than HUP?
(Joshua Sonstroem)
4. Re: Why does the config-watcher now send TERM rather than
HUP? (Oliver Gorwits)
5. Re: Why does the config-watcher now send TERM rather than
HUP? (Oliver Gorwits)
6. Re: Why does the config-watcher now send TERM rather than
HUP? (Oliver Gorwits)
7. Re: Why does the config-watcher now send TERM rather than
HUP? (Mark Boolootian)
8. Re: Why does the config-watcher now send TERM rather than
HUP? (Mark Boolootian)
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Hi Ken,
On 2014-08-04 14:59, Deshong, Kenneth wrote:
I'm not sure how I did this but I've locked myself out of the web
front end. I can log into the server fine so how would I reset the
usernamepassword to log back onto the website as an admin. I've
looked
online at the guides but I don't understand how to correct this.
There's currently no way in the supplied toolset to do this, so you
need to go to the database.
Connect to PostgreSQL ("psql -U netdisco netdisco") then run:
=> DELETE FROM users WHERE admin;
Then run ~/bin/netdisco-deploy. It will offer to create a new admin
user for you.
Hope this helps,
regards,
oliver.
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Hi list,
In our Netdisco v2 deployment we have recently seen a behavior change that
causes the netdisco-daemon process to shutdown leaving the netdisco-web
process happily running when a config change is noticed.
This appears to be because the config-watcher now issues a TERM when a
change is made to the file. Not sure if this used to issue a HUP instead or
what, but we were curious about how to fix this or if this is expected
behavior.
Thanks,
Josh
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desk (831) 459-1526
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Hi Joshua,
On 2014-08-04 23:50, Joshua Sonstroem wrote:
In our Netdisco v2 deployment we have recently seen a behavior
change
that causes the netdisco-daemon process to shutdown leaving the
netdisco-web process happily running when a config change is noticed.
This appears to be because the config-watcher now issues a TERM when
a
change is made to the file. Not sure if this used to issue a HUP
instead or what, but we were curious about how to fix this or if this
is expected behavior.
You're right there's a regression there, which I can reproduce as well.
I'll look into it...
Many thanks for the bug report.
regards,
oliver.
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Hi Josh,
On 2014-08-04 23:50, Joshua Sonstroem wrote:
In our Netdisco v2 deployment we have recently seen a behavior
change
that causes the netdisco-daemon process to shutdown leaving the
netdisco-web process happily running when a config change is noticed.
I've committed a fix to source which will be in the next release.
Out of interest, what operating system are you running there?
regards,
oliver.
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On 2014-08-06 13:50, Mark Boolootian wrote:
Out of interest, what operating system are you running there?
FreeBSD.
OK, makes sense. I was not able to reproduce on Linux but could on Mac
OS X :-)
One of the libraries we use (MCE) was calling setpgrp() in a way which
is supported by Linux but not BSD. I've put in the workaround and opened
a bug report upstream.
http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/setpgrp.html
Thanks for confirming, and sorry again for the regression.
regards,
oliver.
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> Thanks for confirming, and sorry again for the regression.
No worries and thanks for fixing Oliver. You rock.
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> Out of interest, what operating system are you running there?
FreeBSD.
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