Hi, Daniel,
yes, that is indeed the problem. With these changes it works if I use signature
version 2.
Will add a hot fix patch to my local installations, and ask my customer to
verify.
Thanks a lot !
Ulrich
On Wednesday, October 12, 2011 05:44:42 PM Daniel Molina wrote:
> Hi Ulrich,
>
> The
Hi Ulrich,
The snippet of code I sent you just represent the client
configuration. This is the full code I used to do a request to the
OpenNebula Cloud using the Perl Client:
https://gist.github.com/3239f16e320fd9f2df61
I will send you an account to test this code in your machine, doing a
reques
Hi,
can anybody reproduce this problem ?
Thanks!
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Some more information:
I've captured additional information from my customers client tools.
I see the problem for example if I call the describeImages method of the client
object, with the following arguments:
$response = $self->{service}->describeImages($request);
where $self looks like
$VAR1
Hi, Daniel,
thanks a lot for the quick answer and the sample code. I've done some more
investigations trying to debug the users code.
> I have tried with the following configuration using the OpenNebula
> dummy Cloud [1] that is running OpenNebula 3.0 and an SSL proxy too
> and the same perl cli
Hi,
On 10 October 2011 19:10, Schwickerath Ulrich
wrote:
> Hi, all,
>
> we've recently upgraded our internal cloud to ONE3.0, and since then one of
> our major customer has problems to connect to it. Everything works with
> euca-tools,
> but this customer is using the perl EC2 client implementa
Hi, all,
we've recently upgraded our internal cloud to ONE3.0, and since then one of our
major customer has problems to connect to it. Everything works with euca-tools,
but this customer is using the perl EC2 client implementation from Amazon,
specifically
# Amazon EC2 Perl Library
# API Ver
