Location plugin not working
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Try updating to latest?
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I really wanted to avoid updating to latest as I just got everything settled. Though I suppose that might not hurt. Do you know of any other work-arounds Tom?
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@sarge_212 I do so many updAtes now that I don’t know when things were broke and when they were fixed. All I do know is it seems to work fine under the current setup. Updating, however, shouldn’t be a reinstall so everything you have setup this far should remain the same. Unless you made configurations around the stuff that don’t naturally happen during the installation process.
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@Tom-Elliott Makes sense. I guess it really shouldn’t muck up things all that bad, and I can probably fix them. I’ll update and see what happens. Side note though, all plugins don’t work. Thanks for always being awesome, again!
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@sarge_212 I don’t know when plugins were fixed I just know I have tested their installation within the last 50 - 100 or so commits.
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@Tom-Elliott Hey Tom,
So I updated the trunk to 6919 on both node and master, and I’m testing on the node and when I go to register a host, and select a location, I get a messages: There are no locations on this server…However, I’ve set up 2 of them…
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@sarge_212 But it did install?
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@Tom-Elliott It did this time. And I was able to set up 2 different locations on 2 different storage groups.
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@sarge_212 the listing issue should now be fixed thanks.
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@Tom-Elliott Awesome, that worked. However, when I go to image, it gets a little bit farther and then says “no image assigned.”
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@Tom-Elliott Maybe I don’t understand storage groups correctly. Let me explain. We’re setting up this node to be shipped to a branch office. I want to be able to have it call out to the main server and just get the kernels and inits. Then, it should pull the image from the storage node. I thought I had this set up correctly. I’m not trying to replicate from the master to the node, I just want to be able to pull the image from the node. What storage group setup do I need for this, or do I even need storage groups?
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@Tom-Elliott Sorry to spam you, I think I figured the problem, but I’m not sure how to fix it. So, I manually copied the images over to the storage node, and put them in corresponding folders. When I try to deploy to the host, it says:
Failed to create deployment tasks for the following hosts, image not found on node: <nodename>
So, question is, how is the master communicating with the node?
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You can mark this is as solved. This was a case of good old SE linux set to enforce. Can’t believe it. Thanks @Tom-Elliott!!
