Multicast as Unicast

[Tom Elliott]

@danilopinotti What version are you running? In the signature it says 6323, have you tried upgrading?

[danilopinotti]

@Tom-Elliott said:

n the signature it says 6323, have you tried upgrading

The first time in 6323.
I’m upgrading today and now 6455

[Tom Elliott]

@Tom-Elliott said:

truncate table multicastSessions;
truncate table multicastSessionsAssoc;
delete from tasks where taskTypeID=8;

How are you running these? Do you have any information/output from running those commands?

[danilopinotti]

@Tom-Elliott said:

ing those commands?

Yes, im running
truncate table multicastSessions;
0 rows affected

truncate table multicastSessionsAssoc;
0 rows affected

delete from tasks where taskTypeID=8;
8 rows affected

For each test i try this

[Wayne Workman]

I can confirm that the output 0 rows affected is the standard output when a table with rows is truncated. Don’t ask me why, it just is.

[Tom Elliott]

@danilopinotti So, for clarity, after running the truncate code, and recreating the multicast tasks, the multicast tasks are still generating independent multicast tasks for each host?

[danilopinotti]

@Tom-Elliott said:

are still generating independent multicast tasks for each host?

It does not create a multicast to each host. It creates multiple multicast sessions, each session will not always have only one computer.
After running the SQL Querys nothing change

[danilopinotti]

I re-installed the Fog and somehow solved the problem.
To re-install I also created a new virtual machine.
By the way, a note. I don’t know whether or not deliberate it, but in the installation, i’ve set the Fog to use the eth1 interface, and even then, the default storage was set to eth0.

[Tom Elliott]

@danilopinotti the defined interface is leftovers from before fog 1.0.0. While I can fix it, it’s such a minimal thing it’s probably easier to just update after install. Though I will work to see what I can do.

[Wayne Workman]

@danilopinotti said:

in the installation, i’ve set the Fog to use the eth1 interface, and even then, the default storage was set to eth0.

Tom got that fixed in the trunk.