i use git clone and use  './setup.py  install' to install lnst and run 'lnst-slave -d'

it looks no wrong.........

在 2019年01月18日 17:28, Jan Tluka 写道:

Fri, Jan 18, 2019 at 10:12:40AM CET, yangj.fnst@cn.fujitsu.com wrote:

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i wrote the following in the /root/lnst/lnst-slave.conf  file,it was in slave  machine

[cache] cache_dir = ./cache expiration_period = 7days [environment] log_dir = ./Logs use_nm=yes

but in Control machine ,It will appear as follows：

2019-01-17 00:46:09       (localhost)        - WARNING: NetworkManager is running on a slave machine! 2019-01-17 00:46:09       (localhost)        - WARNING: Usage of NM is disabled! 2019-01-17 00:46:09       (localhost)        - WARNING: =============================================

it's true???

Hi, did you restart the lnst-slave after you made changes to lnst-slave.conf?

Also, how do you run lnst-slave? By calling /usr/bin/lnst-slave? Did you install it from rpm package or did you just clone the upstream git and run it by ./lnst-slave from the git clone?

-Jan

it was set in this file '/root/lnst/lnst-slave.conf',but it doesn't work,I am wondering if I am doing something wrong.

this  is my first time setting up the lnst test environment.

在 2019年01月18日 18:15, Jan Tluka 写道:

Fri, Jan 18, 2019 at 11:00:21AM CET, yangj.fnst@cn.fujitsu.com wrote:

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i use git clone and use  './setup.py  install' to install lnst and run 'lnst-slave -d'

it looks no wrong.........

In that case you have to edit the lnst-slave.conf in the git clone directory. This configuration file has the HIGHEST priority and if it exists other configuration files will not be loaded.

-Jan

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在 2019年01月18日 17:28, Jan Tluka 写道:

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Fri, Jan 18, 2019 at 10:12:40AM CET, yangj.fnst@cn.fujitsu.com wrote:

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i wrote the following in the /root/lnst/lnst-slave.conf  file,it was in slave  machine

[cache] cache_dir = ./cache expiration_period = 7days [environment] log_dir = ./Logs use_nm=yes

but in Control machine ,It will appear as follows：

2019-01-17 00:46:09       (localhost)        - WARNING: NetworkManager is running on a slave machine! 2019-01-17 00:46:09       (localhost)        - WARNING: Usage of NM is disabled! 2019-01-17 00:46:09       (localhost)        - WARNING: =============================================

it's true???

Hi, did you restart the lnst-slave after you made changes to lnst-slave.conf?

Also, how do you run lnst-slave? By calling /usr/bin/lnst-slave? Did you install it from rpm package or did you just clone the upstream git and run it by ./lnst-slave from the git clone?

-Jan

Thanks a lot for your answer, i know how to deal with this problem.

Another question is that:

when i test '/root/lnst/recipes/ovs_offload/01-basic.xml',it will appear "CommandException: Slave host1: Mixing NM managed and not managed devices in a master-slave relationship is not allowed!"

i know this test will use 'ovs-vsctl' command,but in my system ,we don't have this command,so i want to use NetworkManager to deal with this question. "NetworkManager-ovs.x86_64 : Open vSwitch device plugin for NetworkManager"

"use_nm = yes" is  set in the "/etc/lnst-slave.conf" of  three slave machines,and i used "lnst-slave -d" to setup up lnst-slave.

so i want to ask the function of NetworkManager-ovs implemented in lnst? or how to deal with this problem.

在 2019年01月18日 19:02, Jan Tluka 写道:

Fri, Jan 18, 2019 at 11:42:09AM CET, yangj.fnst@cn.fujitsu.com wrote:

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it was set in this file '/root/lnst/lnst-slave.conf',but it doesn't work,I am wondering if I am doing something wrong.

this  is my first time setting up the lnst test environment.

Does /root/lnst contain the git clone of LNST?

Do you run lnst-slave using these commands?:

 cd /root/lnst
 ./lnst-slave -d

What does the command above print? It should be something like:

 Loading config file '/home/igyn/tmp/lnst/lnst-slave.conf'

Please reply with the answers to these questions and I will help you further.

-Jan