I don't particularly care about this use case (although the localfs
code should perhaps go away), but it was a nice contained example
of a privsep user which wasn't just calling a command line.
This patch also starts to layout what an API to the privsep'd code
might look like. For now its modelled on python's os module, because
that's where all the operations we perform are coming from.
The rootwrap configuration is cleaned up as we remove users.
Co-Authored-By: Tony Breeds <tony@bakeyournoodle.com>
Change-Id: I911cc51a226d6af29d63a7a2c69253de870073e9
Lots of people get tripped up on the error message when
syncing cell0 fails and the question asked is confusing and
possibly misleading, so this change includes several questions
for troubleshooting and also dumps the actual error message.
Related-Bug: #1706118
Change-Id: I865f76705f10493152af50b9842c6fedc563fea4
When forcing a destination host during live migration, conductor
bypasses the scheduler, performs some pre-migration checks and then
casts to the specified destination compute host directly.
With change I40b5af5e85b1266402a7e4bdeb3705e1b0bd6f3b we are still
bypassing the scheduler but conductor will attempt to allocate
resources against the specified destination host, which could fail
and result in the live migration failing even though the force flag
was specified in the API.
This change simply adds a release note for the new behavior which
was missing from the original fix.
Change-Id: I1811dfa59865c0a878522007e0070f0fde8344f0
Related-Bug: #1712008
The idea is that each guide should be self contained, even though we can
link between them. Enforce this by duplicating a lot of the content from
the main index page to the user index page.
Change-Id: I160fed0f1b507eba7958666bf38f4138b0f62b3a
In current behaviour, if user passes max_rows as string
value then it gives following error:
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10:
'string value'
This patch fixes this issue by adding 'int' type validation
for max_rows.
Change-Id: I95273352466bbe23b0fb9094342260dc5b5f7d67
Andreas Jaeger