2011/12/21 darkfower :
> hi, bard:
>
> no , i exec quantum-server of the quantum-e2 version, but i see quantum
> is stable/diablo in the horizon/openstack-dashboard/tools/src/quantum.
>
> why ?
Because interdependencies between projects is HARD :) Basically,
Horizon is choosing to code its in
hi, bard:
no , i exec quantum-server of the quantum-e2 version, but i see quantum
is stable/diablo in the horizon/openstack-dashboard/tools/src/quantum.
why ?
2011/12/21 Brad Hall
> Are you sure you're not mixing versions here? It souds like something in
> your
> python path has gone wr
Are you sure you're not mixing versions here? It souds like something in your
python path has gone wrong.
(why is python looking in /opt/horizon/... when you're starting
quantum-server?)
On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 12:18:33PM +0800, darkfower wrote:
> hi brad,
>
> The inside of the horizon pip-req
hi brad,
The inside of the horizon pip-requires wrote -e git+
https://github.com/openstack/quantum.git@stable/diablo#egg=quantum
But github. Com openstack project quantum of the use of master，when boot
quantum-server,error as flollow:
Got: ImportError("
has no 'APIRouterV11' attribute",)
201
Hi darkfower,
Currently you have to do python setup_x.py develop where x corresponds
to the package you want to do that for (server, client, common, etc).
This will be changing soon (I've got a patchset for review that
converts our setup.py into a real one).
Thanks,
Brad
On Tue, Dec 20, 2011 at
hi, everybody
when i exec python setup.py develop in the quantum dir , error as follow :
Checking for virtual-env and easy_install
done.
Command 'develop' not found
can i help me ?
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