Re: Reg: Multiple ips server for cloudstack in Basic zone
Hi, My comments inline. Thanks, Jayapal On 28-Jul-2013, at 12:02 PM, prak...@assistanz.com wrote: > Hi, > > In basic zone one public ip is assigned to vm already. we need another ip > for myvm. > My last reply is solution to your problem. Using secondary ip address you can get other ip to nic. Get the ip and configure on the VM. > Regards, > Prakash.M > >> >> We have multiple ip address mic feature in cloudstack 4.1 >> In UI go Instances -> -> Nics -> view secondary ups -> Acquire >> new secondary ips >> Cloudstack reverse the ip address to nic. Take that ip and configure on >> the VM >> >> We don't have option to configure via router dhcp. >> >> Thanks, >> Jayapal >> >> On 26-Jul-2013, at 2:28 PM, prak...@assistanz.com wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Cloudstack is running in basic zone.I have created vm. One nic is setup >>> in vm as default and public ip is assigned for that Nic. I want more ips >>> for my vm like ip-alias not another NIC. is it possible to re-configure >>> virtual router dhcp to serve more than one ip for that vm nic. >>> >>> Regards, >>> Prakash.M >>> >>> >>> >> >> > >
CloudMonkey's new home
Based on our previous discussion thread[1], we've moved CloudMonkey out of ACS's repository to its new home [2]. Now, with 6f84e74a68d78705a06fe58f7927f42f61453a16 on master, we no longer have cloudmonkey in tools/cli. CloudMonkey will be within CloudStack project but now as an independent sub-project with its own repository and will have a faster need-basis release cycle. For doing that, please suggest on the release process or how it should work? If the present RM or someone wants to lead the release process? I just want to keep it simple with fast releases whenever we have a releasable candidate and semver[3] versioning. So, we ship things fast and don't worry if it breaks since we'll be shipping fast. We can after a fast lazy consensus/voting and publish via pypi and put the tarballs/zipballs under dists/ on ASF/CloudStack. Regards. [1] http://markmail.org/message/tjlr753xfhpw4uk4 [2] https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf?p=cloudstack-cloudmonkey.git [3] http://semver.org/
Re: DevCloud
On Tue, Jul 23, 2013 at 2:03 AM, James McGrath wrote: > Hello, > > I'm hoping you can answer this question: > > I'm very much a Windows admin, but know my way around linux a bit, but by > no means a linux admin. I'm trying to get DevCloud up and running in > VirtualBox, but running into errors and none of the guides I've found on > the wiki have helped. If I sent you some errors, could you point me in the > right direction? Or is there a "installing DevCloud for Windows noobs" > guide I'm missing? > Hi James, first of all you should email on a public mailing list, it's because I don't have bandwidth to work on CloudStack often these days and sometimes I miss emails. Sharing your issues with the community will have better chances of getting 'em solved. Alright, so what exactly is the issue, share the error you're getting? Cheers. > > Thank you, > James >
Re: cloudmonkey
On Sun, Jul 28, 2013 at 12:54 PM, Dean Kamali wrote: > Hello everyone > > I just can't figure out why when I run the following command from my shell, > works fine, but as soon as I put it in a file and execute it it fails > > > content of file > > /usr/local/bin/cloudmonkey create account > domainid='c9af6251-2ff0-4591-88ab-5eb9bba87885' username=Dean > password=abc123 email=dean.kam...@gmail.com accounttype=0 firstname=Dean > lastname=Kamali > > > #bash ./file > HTTP Error 431: > This could be due to file path issue. - Make sure the user who's running the command on shell and via file/script is same. - Escape strings with chars, like: /usr/local/bin/cloudmonkey create account domainid='c9af6251-2ff0-4591-88ab-5eb9bba87885' username=Dean password=abc123 email='dean.kam...@gmail.com' accounttype=0 firstname=Dean lastname=Kamali - Another way of running via file is to give list of commands to cloudmonkey, so put the commands in a file; $ cat mycommands create account domainid='c9af6251-2ff0-4591-88ab-5eb9bba87885' username=Dean password=abc123 email=dean.kam...@gmail.com accounttype=0 firstname=Dean lastname=Kamali $ cloudmonkey < mycommands In the above example, cloudmonkey interprets each line separated command and exits. If the issue persists, try looking in ~/.cloudmonkey/log and share with us the issue. HTH. > if I copy the command and run it on my shell it works perfectly. > > this is very frustrating. > > Dean >
cloudmonkey
Hello everyone I just can't figure out why when I run the following command from my shell, works fine, but as soon as I put it in a file and execute it it fails content of file /usr/local/bin/cloudmonkey create account domainid='c9af6251-2ff0-4591-88ab-5eb9bba87885' username=Dean password=abc123 email=dean.kam...@gmail.com accounttype=0 firstname=Dean lastname=Kamali #bash ./file HTTP Error 431: if I copy the command and run it on my shell it works perfectly. this is very frustrating. Dean
