Cloning the repo and installing it the URL seems much better.
Now it is failing for another reason but it seems a step forward :)
2015-07-09 11:08:40,084 - requester.py:49 - [DEBUG] START Request
2015-07-09 11:08:40,084 - requester.py:49 - [DEBUG] Requesting
command=assignVirtu
Hi
I tried the double quote but the issue persist :(.
Currently I'm using cloudmonkey 5.2.0 and I can not change it at the moment
in the production env so I'm testing a more recent version in my test env
but that part of the code did not change so I suppose I will face the same
issue.
Regards,
Hi Marco,
Are you using the latest version, CloudMonkey 5.3.1?
Can you try using double quotes? Like: assign virtualmachine account=“string1
string2”
(CloudMonkey using shlex, fyi)
The account parameter for the API should be provided as is (in case you were
trying to do wild card search using
Hi
after a deeper investigation I think the issue is in the cloudmonkey.py
in the following function as it is using space as delimiter for the options
of the command.
I will install a cloudmonkey in my test environment and I'll see if I'm
right and able to fix it.
def default(self, args):
thanks mate
On Tue, Jul 7, 2015 at 4:06 AM, Marco Giovannini wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm using Cloudstack 4.3.X. and I need to use cloudmonkey to perform the
> task of assigning the vm instance to another user (I did not find a way to
> do from the web interface in one step)
>
> I'm using the followin
Hi
I'm using Cloudstack 4.3.X. and I need to use cloudmonkey to perform the
task of assigning the vm instance to another user (I did not find a way to
do from the web interface in one step)
I'm using the following command:
assign virtualmachine *account='Part1 Part2 Part3*'
domainid=9f33d216-c
