Closed SalDaniele closed 3 years ago
@amorenoz question. Do you think it is necessary to generate the additional script to restore previous env variables / remove aliases?
Say the user wants to run ovs-appctl on a local live ovs set up in the same shell after? Or had a previously configured env variable for ovs/ovn? Or would this be to niche of a situation to warrant all the extra code? If so, I can clean this up a good deal before review.
Thanks,
Sal
@amorenoz question. Do you think it is necessary to generate the additional script to restore previous env variables / remove aliases?
I think it's desirable, yes. We can do that as a new enhancement afterwards but we can see this as the way pipenv / venv works in python.
$ source ./venv/bin/activate
$ (venv) python -m pip install ... (installs in the virtual environment)
$ (venv) python ...
$ (venv) deactivate
$ echo "back to my old terminal"
The commit has now been updated to better emulate the behavior of virtualenv (custom bash prompt, deactivate command)
Also, if we are going to set env vars, I think we are going to have to fix #45
Commit is updated.
Also, if we are going to set env vars, I think we are going to have to fix #45
I'll take a look at this next.
ovs-vsctl does not work with this PR
ovs-vsctl show
ovs-vsctl: unix:/tmp/ovs-offline/var-run/ovs/db.sock: database connection failed (No such file or directory)
ovs-vsctl does not work with this PR
ovs-vsctl show ovs-vsctl: unix:/tmp/ovs-offline/var-run/ovs/db.sock: database connection failed (No such file or directory)
Strange, it works on my test with both collect-k8s and collect-sos-ovs. The other commands work fine? What about ovs-ofctl?
If you have a moment, would you mind sending me the contents of /tmp/ovs-offline/var-run/ovs/ and the value on the env variable OVS_RUNDIR after you run source /tmp/ovs-offline/bin/activate?
Thanks @SalDaniele
Starting ovs-offline will now generate a script that can be sourced to run ovs/ovn commands without needing to specify sock/ctl/mgmt.
The script also generates a restore script to return environment variables to their previous state.
fixes #48
Signed-off-by: Salvatore Daniele sdaniele@redhat.com