Almost right. After fixing that it produced:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./nox/apps/routing/samplerouting.py", line 65, in handle_flow_in
if pyrouting.dp_on_route(event.datapath_id, route):
That's fixed by:
diff --git a/src/nox/apps/routing/samplerouting.py
b/src/nox/apps/rout
Yeah, just picked that up myself.
Thanks,
Glen
Natasha Gude wrote:
> That gets fixed in commit a64fdb162f43b1bcacdeacd61a4541a539cb163b.
>
> Should be datapath_id (missing an 'a')
>
> On Sep 5, 2008, at 4:17 PM, Glen Gibb wrote:
>
>> Actually if I explicitly list pyrouting and pyauthenticator (i
That gets fixed in commit a64fdb162f43b1bcacdeacd61a4541a539cb163b.
Should be datapath_id (missing an 'a')
On Sep 5, 2008, at 4:17 PM, Glen Gibb wrote:
> Actually if I explicitly list pyrouting and pyauthenticator (in
> conjunction with sample_routing) on the command line it *mostly*
> works
Actually if I explicitly list pyrouting and pyauthenticator (in
conjunction with sample_routing) on the command line it *mostly* works.
Now I get this error instead:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./nox/apps/routing/samplerouting.py", line 65, in handle_flow_in
if pyrouting.dp_o
Hmm... now I'm getting lots of messages like this:
2|pyrt|ERR:Flow_in_event has no C++ to Python event converter.
Glen
Natasha Gude wrote:
> Hey Glen,
>
> There were actually some name changes that occurred in that commit.
> 'pyrouting' just exposes the routing infrastructure to Python,
Hey Glen,
There were actually some name changes that occurred in that commit.
'pyrouting' just exposes the routing infrastructure to Python, it
doesn't actually listen for Flow_in_events and route them. The app
you need to run on the command line to route from Python is
"sample_routing"
Hi Natasha,
I've been trying to move our NOX as close to OpenFlow 0x86 as I can get
without requiring 0x86. One of the changes I was hoping to pull in is
your Python routing infrastructure changes. However if I take your NOX
tree and rewind to to 0eee89d198cf12911e3f9318f9b3962b608280dd then
p
