Time Nick Message 00:20 pdurbin anyone know much about SRV records and BIND? https://twitter.com/philipdurbin/status/259085983012761600 00:20 JoeJulian Yes, and if twitter would actually load.... 00:22 JoeJulian Ah, no. I never use AD. 00:23 larsks agoddard: If you're still out there...yes, nova-volume shows up as a service when running 'nova-manage service list'. 00:27 larsks We're not running cinder. 03:31 agoddard larsks: thanks. I don't see it there, but I can list cinder volumes with nova volume-list.. then when I try to attach them to instances, nova volume-attach says it can't find them :/ 13:18 pdurbin JoeJulian: sorry, here's a direct link: Active Directory with ISC Bind and DHCPD | EDUCAUSE.edu - http://www.educause.edu/discuss/networking-and-emerging-technologies/network-management-constituent-group/active-directory-isc-bind-and-dhcpd 13:24 larsks agoddard: Does your volume.log show that nova-volume is successfully connecting to your message broker? 13:25 agoddard larsks: cinder.openstack.common.rpc.common [-] Connected to AMQP server on 172.27.10.10:5672 13:27 larsks Oh well. 13:27 agoddard it's driving me crazy :( I'm sure it's something reasonably obvious.. grr 13:27 larsks And does it have the appropriate database credentials? 13:28 agoddard yep, and I re sync'd it yesterday 13:28 larsks Hmm. Ya got me. 13:28 agoddard I can create volumes in hoziron and using nova on the controller too, and delete them etc.. I just can't assign them to instances, and cinder doesn't show up in the service list 13:29 agoddard the other thing that's drivign me crazy is nova seemingly totally ignoring "libvirt_local_images_type=lvm" 13:56 Pax Hey, does anyone know of an easy way to mimic irclog for xmpp? I was thinking just a jabber bot that spit results to a page 13:57 pdurbin Pax: you should set up hubot, please, and let us know how easy it was: http://hubot.github.com 13:57 gridiron Yeah Pax, you totally should. 13:59 agoddard larsks: fixed :) I setup a devstack instance to test - it appears that in folsom, nova-volume and cinder don't appear in the service list. 14:00 agoddard larsks: I'd neglected the all important "volume_api_class=nova.volume.cinder.API" conf option 14:00 agoddard hubot seems pretty awesome. I want to hook it into siri ;) 14:03 pdurbin i think it supports irc... we could have a hubot in here... 14:03 agoddard larsks: /dev/vdc1 1007M 18M 939M 2% /cinder < awwyeah :D 14:04 pdurbin agoddard: confused. what was the fix? 14:04 * agoddard wonders how many other obvious config variables he forgot.. :-/ 14:04 agoddard pdurbin: I hadn't told nova to "volume_api_class=nova.volume.cinder.API" 14:04 pdurbin oh that volume_api_class thing? 14:04 pdurbin ok 14:04 agoddard ya 14:04 pdurbin good work 14:04 agoddard I spun up a folsom devstack instance to see what config options it used and it was right there 14:05 larsks agoddard: Woot! 14:05 agoddard thanks :) I wish the errors were a little more user friendly.. :-/ 14:05 agoddard (at least, in DEBUG I wish it told you where it was making the call to, etc) but.. it works. woohoo 14:05 larsks *I* wish that openstack wasn't such that it often *eats* errors. 14:06 larsks My personal favorite is when an authentication error on the backend turned into something along the lines of a python "expected an integer" error presented to the user. 14:06 agoddard oh ya, horizon is a classic for that as well 14:06 agoddard cloudstack has the same problem 14:06 agoddard lolstack. 14:07 larsks agoddard: Did you run Essex at all? I'm curious if Horizon has improved -- the Essex release has all sorts of issues related primarily to over-agressive caching of results. 14:07 agoddard larsks: I had a few test instances but never got serious with Essex, folsom is my first production cluster 14:07 larsks Okay. 14:11 agoddard I'm really liking openstack so far (although the default ubuntu horizon theme was pretty hilarious, at least it was one command to remove it) 14:11 agoddard for my next trick, I want to make ephemeral / instance storage LVM backed on local disk.. it's ignoring the config option at the moment, gonna give it a go in devstack 14:14 agoddard #crimsonfu > #openstack ftw. 14:16 * pdurbin wonders how hard it is to set up hubot, it being written in coffeescript and nodejs and all... 14:18 pdurbin shuff: is nodejs one of the platforms you want to support? 14:18 shuff yes! 14:19 pdurbin openshift supports it 14:19 pdurbin so i guess i could stand it up for free... save the config somewhere 14:20 ventz pdurbin: per shuff's recomendation - checkout the redhat cloud thing 14:20 ventz it might be perfect for your bot 14:20 ventz and it's free 14:23 pdurbin ventz: i think that was my suggestion :) 15:27 ventz ahh 15:27 ventz pdurbin: i just mean that i had heard about it first from shuff 15:47 whorka anyone here set up a Juniper VPN? 15:51 semiosis openvpn >> ipsec 15:54 whorka this is for an Amazon VPC... 15:56 whorka I'm using the configfile generated by Amazon's wizard, and for some reason when the ipsec tunnel is down, it's trying to route packets through its trusted network interface with no encryption layer. 17:49 pdurbin whorka: i got nuthin'. i'd try ##infra-talk if i were you 20:29 pdurbin have a good weekend, everyone 21:40 agoddard you too man, thanks for the help this week guys 23:28 whorka seems the ipsec tunnels only appeared to be up until they tried to route traffic, at which point they were marked down and the packet took the default (unencrypted) route. Adding a new route with a null destination and a more precise netmask than the default route staunched the packet leakage. Next I need to figure out how to keep the tunnels up...