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Hugh O. Brock wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 09:24:36PM -0400, Mohammed Morsi wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Mohammed Morsi wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Attached is an updated patch that contains the necessary changes to the
auto-build script, and developer kickstart file (among others) to get
the 2nd stage of the build process working on the newly created ovirt
appliance. Parameters such as hostname and mailing list used in the 2nd
stage build cycle can be set via a sysconfig file which resides in
wui/conf/ovirt-autobuild (/etc/sysconfig/ovirt-autobuild when
installed). I've also added a wget check to the 1st stage autobuild
script that attempts to retrieve the main page of the site running on
the new appliance but wget doesn't handle the required authentication
and all thats coming back is a "401 Authorization Required" (not sure if
this is sufficient to say that the appliance install succeed and the
site is up).
-Mo
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Unfortunately that doesn't test the most critical bit, which is "the
site is up and kerberos was configured correctly."
I believe either wget or curl will do kerb auth, will it not? If we
have to use firefox to test then we need to get into the browser
automation stuff.
Take care,
--Hugh
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Attached is a patch to my autobuild script that verifies the site is up
and running on the appliance. Also included is a small change to Mark's
Stats utility which changes the data source to
/var/lib/collectd/rrd-test when rails is set to the 'test' environment.
We can now add some fixed test data to that directory to use in
demoing, testing, etc.<br>
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-Mo<br>
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