FWIW, I had been provisioning my vagrant machine with the line
'config.vm.network "private_network", ip: "192.168.34.10"' . I then put
'HOST_IP=192.168.34.10' in local.conf. This seems to be the problem. Just
removing the HOST_IP line from the config causes stack.sh to complete
successfully.
On F
I tried it on Fedora 20 (call this "machine1"), checking out master and
using samples/local.conf as my local.conf. It succeeded, so I thought i
must be on the right track.
I then tried a fresh Fedora 20 (same image), everything as before but used
the neutron config (as described here:
https://wik
Thanks again. That config is claimed to be "optional", but I also
configured the settings listed as "minimal configuration". Unfortunately it
still doesn't work! I'm try fedora20, maybe I'll have more luck.
On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 1:31 PM, lucas.g...@gmail.com
wrote:
> check: http://devstack.or
check: http://devstack.org/configuration.html
Also, the base page http://devstack.org/
Has multiple steps, and one of those steps is that configuration step.
Bear in mind, getting devstack working is not a completely automatic
solution at this point. I have yet to see it work without a fair bit
Thanks!
I just did the same flow as before, but right after the git checkout of
devstack I did:
git checkout stable/icehouse
I read over https://github.com/openstack-dev/devstack/tree/stable/icehouse,
which seems to suggest that this is all I have to do.
Unfortunately, exactly the same error se
I think if you take a look at the documentation you'll find that you should
be checking out a specific branch (Icehouse most likely, I think Juno is
still pretty raw) and THEN you need to create a local.conf file for
devstack to work with.
Give it a re-read and try again. There's definitely gotch
Hello,
I am trying to get started with OpenStack by using devstack.
Currently, devstack seems broken.
Here is what I'm doing:
1. Bring up a new ubuntu 12.04 OS:
vagrant init hashicorp/precise64
vagrant up
vagrant reload
2. Log in and Setup devstack:
vagrant ssh
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-g
