#solum

https://github.com/stackforge/solum/blob/master... <— line 59

it ought to mention that it received a message before anything else happens

yes!

in fact i don't think we can turn that off

wait a sec

where does that log go?

whereever solum.conf tells it to go I would imagine

so we really want a logging statement above line 59

does python have a runtime debugger I can use to attache to a running process?

pdb apparently

pdb seems to need a special import though

(from what I read briefly)

yeah, I want the gdb equivalent for python

One letter makes a world of difference.

:(

strace does not tell me anything except that solum-worker and solum-deployer are listening to their queues, and that solum-conductor and solum-api are running syscall wait4()

probably in a polling loop I suppose

adrian_otto: simplest might be to put prints where ever you need, kill that process in that screen session (Ctrl-C twice), and restart the process.

I expect that solum-conductor woudl ahve logged the "starting the image build" message from : https://github.com/stackforge/solum/blob/master...

but it did not

devkulkarni: ok

I'm not sure how others think about this, but I always try to add enough info and warning information that I can remotely debug a problem with just the logs if the loglevel is set properly. (self-preservation from when I was on call at 3 AM in the morning… ugh)

ok, well, I'm going to give up on this for now, and get a lunch break before my afternoon conference call marathon

if anyone is interested, I can give you the login to this box and you can check it out

will be back in 10 min

Arati Mahimane proposed a change to stackforge/solum: Update image 'state' and 'description' fields. https://review.openstack.org/91878

Arati Mahimane proposed a change to stackforge/solum: Update image 'state' and 'description' fields. https://review.openstack.org/91878

Arati Mahimane proposed a change to stackforge/solum: Update image 'state' and 'description' fields https://review.openstack.org/91878

paulmo: rackspace cloud servers are working on the vagrant repo - https://github.com/rackerlabs/vagrant-solum-dev...

Wooot!

paulmo still here?

did you try paulczar

's

RAX cloud vagrant?

I got the devstack one working with VM

on Ubuntu precise