Do the following : data.baseDataObject.hosts[1].name="mypcname" data.baseDataObject.save()
in the clustermanager session Without looking, I suspect this is because when the nodemanager scraps information about the host, it pulls the hostname "mypcname", which doesn't match "localhost". RIchard On Sun, Sep 26, 2010 at 12:48 AM, shobha diwakar <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Everyone > We are setting up Tashi on a single test machine. We have completed the > following steps: > 1../bin/clustermanager.py > > In [1]: from tashi.rpycservices.rpyctypes import Host, HostState, Network > > In [2]: data.baseDataObject.hosts[1] = > Host(d={'id':1,'name':'localhost','state': HostState.Normal,'up':False}) > > In [3]: data.baseDataObject.save() > > In [4]: import threading > > In [5]: data.baseDataObject.hosts[1]._lock = threading.Lock() > > 2. ./bin/nodemanager.py > > On running the nodemanager we get the following error: > > TashiException: {'msg': 'A host with name mypcname is not identifiable', > 'errno': 5} > > Has anyone encountered this issue before? What could be the reason this is > occuring. Please let us know if anyone has any suggestions. Thanks. > > Regards, > > Shobha and Deepa > -- Richard Gass
