Error creating locations

[oelked]

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[oelked]

I have now discovered that the problem is not the number.
it is because a storage node must be defined
If there is no storage node stored for the last location created, the previously created location will be overwritten when a new location is created.

Best regards

[Tom Elliott]

@oelked I don’t understand what you’re saying?

Note: I’m not saying there isn’t a bug, I just don’t understand how to replicate what you’re saying or fully grasp what you mean.

When a location is created, you must set these things:

• Location Name
• Location Name cannot be a location that already exists
• Storage Group

If either of those things are unmet, you will get an error stating as such

If the Storage group has no Storage nodes, I think this would be fine, though it might set to a storage node not in the group, ultimately the group is the end goal. If it errors out it just wouldn’t store the location.

Can you screen capture and potentially view this behaviour that when you create a Location it’s overwriting the last one that was created?

[oelked]

Hello, no problem, I’ll try to describe it in more detail
Steps to reproduce

Create location

• Set location name

-Storage Group
Establish

• Storage Node
  Omit because Node is not yet created or exists

• Set Storage Node Protocol HTTP

• Use inits and kernels from this node True

Add

no error occurs

Location is created.

When you create another location using the same procedure, the previous one will be overwritten
no new location will be created.

This behavior only occurs if no storage node is stored.

I noticed this behavior because I wanted to create my location structure in the master before I created all the storage nodes.