On the web-gui, the cinder barclamp is flashing red and there is message on the top stating that it failed to apply the proposal. Perhaps I gave you the wrong log file or I need to pull new ones?
Could you specify what are the correct log files to look at, please?

http://picpaste.com/Screen_Shot_2013-10-02_at_3.08.18_PM-aRCzg2t0.png

Thanks!


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On 10/2/13 2:50 PM, simon_jake...@dell.com wrote:

Daniel,

We've poured over your log output, and while there some errors related to list DB connections, all of those are eventually cleaned up. Towards the end everything seems to be operating as expected. I'd like to understand what doesn't work when you say "It failed again." Would you be able to give us more detail one what makes you say this please?

Simon

*From:*Daniel San Pedro [mailto:dsanpe...@mcna.net]
*Sent:* Tuesday, October 01, 2013 4:17 PM
*To:* Jakesch, Simon
*Cc:* Jacob, Jacob; crowbar
*Subject:* Re: [Crowbar] mesa-1.6 - cinder barclamp fails when applying proposal

It failed again. Perhaps I am missing a step or I'm doing them out of order. This is what I did:

on Controller Node:

 1. bluepill chef-client stop
 2. mysql -u root -p
 3. drop database cinder;
 4. drop user cinder@'%';
 5. rm /etc/cinder/cinder.conf


Then, on Crowbar admin node:

 1. /opt/dell/bin/barclamp_install.rb cinder (it succeeds)


Back on the Controller Node:

 1. bluepill chef-client start

On the crowbar web gui:

 1. I deactivated the cinder proposal then deleted it
 2. created a new proposal
 3. and then applied it.


Syslog for the Controller node attached. Let me know if you need another log file.


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On 10/1/13 4:45 PM, simon_jake...@dell.com <mailto:simon_jake...@dell.com> wrote:

    My mistake it's actually barclamp_install.rb.

    *From:*Daniel San Pedro [mailto:dsanpe...@mcna.net]
    *Sent:* Tuesday, October 01, 2013 3:40 PM
    *To:* Jakesch, Simon
    *Cc:* Jacob, Jacob; crowbar
    *Subject:* Re: [Crowbar] mesa-1.6 - cinder barclamp fails when
    applying proposal

    I can not locate /opt/dell/bin/install_barclamp.rb on the crowbar
    admin node nor on allocated node..


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    On 10/1/13 4:37 PM, Daniel San Pedro wrote:

        Thanks. I did not modify anything when deploying the cinder
        barclamp. It fails on the first try. Path:

        Install crowbar OS.
        Install Crowbar.
        PXE boot two nodes: Controller and Compute
        Rename and allocate nodes, wait for green light
        Create proposals for each OpenStack barclamp except Swift and
        Tempest
        Apply each proposal in order starting with the database
        barclamp to Controller node
        Apply the cinder barclamp to controller node - failure

        My test environment is as follows:
        KVM Host
        Crowbar admin node running as KVM guest
        Two KVM guests PXE booting off the Crowbar admin node
        One private virtual network that all guests can talk to each
        other on
        One public network that the crowbar node has where I can
        access the GUI from

        I received instructions from another Dell CloudEdge team
        member on making this work by editing the
        bc-template-network.json file before installing crowbar, and
        it works well.

        I am currently running through the steps you outlined below
        and will report back my findings. Thanks once again.


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        On 10/1/13 2:36 PM, simon_jake...@dell.com
        <mailto:simon_jake...@dell.com> wrote:

            Daniel,

            we've taken a look at your issue, and we're having a hard
            time coming up with a path on how you got to where you are
            now. Specifically your second statement about being able
            to login with the cinder.conf password. None the less here
            are the things you can do to either fix this issues or
            provide more information to use:

            We can try to recreate the cinder DB and reinitialize the
            password. In order to do so we recommend you stop
            chef-client from running on whichever node you have the DB
            located (which is typically the node that runs all the
            other MySQL DBs). Then you should drop the DB via the
            usual mysqladmin command. After we upload the whole
            Barclamp, this will reset all the associated Databags on
            the chef server, which is exactly what you want. You do
            this via: /opt/dell/bin/install_barclamp.rb cinder. For
            good measure delete the cinder.conf and restart
            chef-client. The DB and cinder.conf should be recreated
            with a new password at this time.

            If the above method doesn't result in a success, please
            send us the logfile contents (including +-100 lines)
            before and after the relevant section. We'll be happy to
            take a closer look at things.

            Hope this helps,

            Simon

            *From:*crowbar-bounces *On Behalf Of *Jacob, Jacob
            *Sent:* Monday, September 30, 2013 4:36 PM
            *To:* dsanpe...@mcna.net <mailto:dsanpe...@mcna.net>
            *Cc:* crowbar
            *Subject:* Re: [Crowbar] mesa-1.6 - cinder barclamp fails
            when applying proposal

            *Dell - Internal Use - Confidential *

            Hi Daniel,

             Looks like after you changed cinder.conf , the changes
            get reverted back to the wrong one when you re-applied the
            proposal.

             Let me try to reproduce this here.  Will keep you posted.

            Thanks

            Jacob M. Jacob

            Software Dev Principal Engineer

            *Dell*| Enterprise Cloud Solutions

            *From:*crowbar-bounces *On Behalf Of *Daniel San Pedro
            *Sent:* Monday, September 30, 2013 3:17 PM
            *To:* crowbar
            *Subject:* [Crowbar] mesa-1.6 - cinder barclamp fails when
            applying proposal

            Hello,

            I am running mesa-1.6_openstack-os-build.3459.dev. I am
            currently testing crowbar to use on our production
            environment. I am able to successfully apply the database,
            keystone, rabbitmq, and glance barclamps, but get hung up
            when applying cinder. I get the following error message in
            the logs and the proposal fails:

            /CRITICAL [cinder] (OperationalError) (1045, "Access
            denied for user 'cinder'@'192.168.124.81' (using password:
            YES)")/

            Upon further research, I found that the MySQL password
            that the barclamp reports differs from what is cinder.conf
            I have tried all of the below with no success:

              * Synchronize passwords. I tried changing cinder.conf to
                the password found in the barclamp and reapplied, and
                vice versa
              * I am able to login locally to MySQL using the cinder
                user and the password found in cinder.conf
              * Edit
                
/opt/dell/barclamps/cinder/chef/data_bags/crowbar/bc-template-cinder.json
                and manually add the password in the "db" section

            Thanks!

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