Salvatore,
We are currently using python2.6 for more than one year inside of XS and also
XCP on more than 200 hosts with ~5k vms ( part of our configuration management
tools and hardware and software audit are written in python ).
How python2.6 works is this case?
You have the python from your
Installing a new python subsystem is never an operation which should be
taken lightly, especially when is performed on dom0, which is more an
appliance rather than a standard linux box.
I wonder how can we guarantee that such a change won't affect XS/XCP
functionality, at least for nova purposes.
W
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Just for the record: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/8556/1
Juliano already made the patch for it! :)
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Willian Molinari
(a.k.a PotHix)
From: netstack-bounces+willian.molinari=locaweb.com...@lists.launchpad.net
[netstack-bounces+willian.molinari=locaweb.co
While I understand the reasons for which the RequestExtensions scheme might
be preferred over the resource extension one, I was wondering whether
assigning namespaces to attributes could be a solution to the XML
issue. This would clearly separate "core" attributes from extended ones.
Bob, can you
Since gerrit is currently broken WRT sending out notifications of new
changes, and since almost no one (and definitely no cores) have
commented on my new authz patch, I thought I'd send a quick email to let
people know it was up:
https://review.openstack.org/#/c/8500/
This completes the w
On 06/14/2012 07:19 PM, Juliano Martinez wrote:
Roman and Gary,
I found the python2.6 on EPEL and also tested it on XS and XCP, using
python2.6 from EPEL will solve this issue and we don't have to change
lots lines of code to keep the compatibility.
What do we need to use it?
yum --enablerep
Roman and Gary,
I found the python2.6 on EPEL and also tested it on XS and XCP, using python2.6
from EPEL will solve this issue and we don't have to change lots lines of code
to keep the compatibility.
What do we need to use it?
yum --enablerepo=base -y install mx
yum --enablerepo=epel -y insta
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