I’m slightly surprised that ohai’s rackspace plugin isn’t populating node[‘rackspace’][‘local_ipv4’] or node[‘cloud’][‘local_ipv4’], though it has a perfectly serviceable node[‘rackspace’][‘private_ip’]:
% knife node show es-logstash-001.example -a rackspace
es-logstash-001.example:
rackspace:
private_ip: 10.179.141.236
public_ipv4:
region: ord
This seems inconsistent with the line that explicitly sets the value in the plugin: https://github.com/opscode/ohai/blob/3da17c1df38afed60c5634d9113a175b00d450a6/lib/ohai/plugins/rackspace.rb#L103
I checked, and that is identical to the version of ohai I have on the box. I also verified that those values are the same when I run ohai by hand.
What’s going on?
~j
On Monday, July 29, 2013 at 6:26 PM, Joseph Holsten wrote:
I'm slightly surprised that ohai's rackspace plugin isn't populating node['rackspace']['local_ipv4'] or node['cloud']['local_ipv4'], though it has a perfectly serviceable node['rackspace']['private_ip']:
% knife node show es-logstash-001.example -a rackspace
es-logstash-001.example:
rackspace:
private_ip: 10.179.141.236
public_ipv4:
region: ord
This seems inconsistent with the line that explicitly sets the value in the plugin: ohai/lib/ohai/plugins/rackspace.rb at 3da17c1df38afed60c5634d9113a175b00d450a6 · chef/ohai · GitHub
I checked, and that is identical to the version of ohai I have on the box. I also verified that those values are the same when I run ohai by hand.
What's going on?
~j
Try running ohai by hand with -ldebug? If something fails in the #get_region method, it will skip the rest of the plugin.
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Daniel DeLeo