Closed duartej closed 4 years ago
Looking the locmap logs, looks like the eos related packages were not properly downloaded/installed (yum), therefore, the eos configuration failed. Maybe the configuration has to be done after yum has been updated, or it was just a one-time failure.
Just in case, a new check has been added at commit 08e4e04d
Looks like do not worked... By the time being, entering to each VMs and manually configure eos (pretty annoying)
Now looks like the service is acvtivated when suppose to... weird, anyway closing the issue
First time the VMs are created, the EOS looks like it is not installed neither configured. Entering the a VM and run as root:
will configure EOS in the machine (
eosfusebind
will be present as well as the eos dirs). Then it is needed to exit and log in again to be able to use EOS.Understand why it is not configured after the first boot (locmap-firstboot should be taking care of that, right? Maybe it is needed to explicitely tell it)