mdepaulo@redhat.com
- Registered on: 02/25/2019
- Last connection: 04/23/2021
Issues
- Assigned issues: 37
- Reported issues: 260
Projects
- Pulp (Developer, Private Access, Contributor, 02/25/2019)
- RPM Support (Developer, Private Access, Contributor, 02/25/2019)
- Puppet Support (Developer, Private Access, Contributor, 02/25/2019)
- Docker Support (Developer, Private Access, Contributor, 02/25/2019)
- Python Support (Developer, Private Access, Contributor, 02/25/2019)
- Packaging (Developer, Private Access, Contributor, 02/25/2019)
- Crane (Developer, Private Access, Contributor, 02/25/2019)
- OSTree Support (Developer, Private Access, Contributor, 02/25/2019)
- Debian Support (Developer, Private Access, Contributor, 02/25/2019)
- Nectar (Developer, Private Access, Contributor, 02/25/2019)
- File Support (Developer, Private Access, Contributor, 02/25/2019)
- Infrastructure (Developer, 02/25/2019)
- Ansible Plugin (Developer, Contributor, 02/25/2019)
- Maven Plugin (Developer, 09/18/2019)
- CertGuard (Developer, Contributor, 04/06/2020)
- Container Support (Developer, Private Access, Contributor, 12/06/2019)
- NPM Plugin (Developer, Contributor, 05/11/2020)
- Migration Plugin (Developer, Private Access, Contributor, 01/14/2020)
Activity
Today
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kkeane wrote:
> Please disregard. I have since discovered the epel_release_packages variable that does exactly what I need.
Awesome, I'm glad that you were able to make it work using our variables. Issue #8575 (CLOSED - NOTABUG): Installer breaks private mirrors of EPELThe pulp installer should never blindly install new repositories, such as installing the epel-release RPM.
Instead, required repositories should be documented as prerequisites.
Background:
The current implementation is based on ... -
Issue #8620 (NEW): pulp_installer fails to recognize pulpcore_port_tThis task failed for @newswangerd :
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TASK [pulp.pulp_installer.pulp_api : Apply the SELinux type to the TCP port that pulpcore-api listens on] *************
An exception occurred during task execution. To see the full traceback, ...
04/14/2021
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Issue #8531 (CLOSED - DUPLICATE): "Getting started" guide fails at redisFollowing the [getting started guide](https://pulp-installer.readthedocs.io/en/latest/quickstart/#example-playbook-for-installing-plugins) on CentOS 7 yields this error for me:
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TASK [pulp.pulp_installer.pulp_redis : Install Redis...
04/13/2021
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Issue #8552 (NEW): pulp_installer docs needs a better explanation of variablesmcorr: The next section is titled Variables https://pulp-installer.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#variables. Nowhere does it tell users why this is the second topic in the Installer guide. I propose we change this to "Customizing your install...
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Issue #8551 (MODIFIED): pulp_installer docs do not list system requirementsOn the pulp-installer docs page https://pulp-installer.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ - a user has no clue about system requirements/hardware requirements. They are not told what to review before they run the installer. We need to link to sys...
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Issue #8550 (POST): Mismatch between pulpcore instructions on pulp_installer and the pulp_installer docsOn the main Pulpcore docs page, we have a section titled Ansible installer (Recommended) where we have some commands relating to the Ansible installer, but we never explicitly state that we have a more comprehensive set of docs elsewhere...
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Issue #7443 (ASSIGNED): pulp installer does not set ownership and permissions correctly because it cannot find apache userSome steps are skipped because user apache cannot be found and added to the pulp group https://github.com/pulp/pulp_installer/blob/master/roles/pulp_common/tasks/install.yml#L107-L133
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TASK [pulp_common : Find the nologin executab... -
What's happening here is that the name of this task is incorrect:
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TASK [pulp_common : Add user 'apache' to 'pulp' group if it exists] ************
```
It actually adds it to the group only if Pulp 2 is already de...
04/07/2021
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I will look into what the options are for dependency management on Ansible. Issue #8379: pulp_installer depends on unsupported community collectionsIt has come to the attention of the Ansible Platform team that pulp_installer, which we use to install Hub as part of the platform, depends on community.general, but Platform cannot depend on community collections. We can only depend on ...
03/31/2021
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I can confirm this bug.
It lies in: roles/pulp_workers/tasks/main.yml
We presumably need to enumerate all the workers on the system, and delete the ones out of range for `pulp_workers` . Issue #8490: The installer does not scale down wokers well1. Set `pulp_workers: 10` and run the isntaller
2. Set `pulp_worker: 2` and rerun the installer.
3. Observe there are still 10 worker processes running.
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