Closed xfxian closed 7 years ago
By the way, I am using the Generic VNFM 3.2.0 debian package. For some reason, it seems to contain code from the develop branch?
OK, we'll check the problem related with that commit.
By the way, I am using the Generic VNFM 3.2.0 debian package. For some reason, it seems to contain code from the develop branch?
That commit is not included as you can see in the tagged version: https://github.com/openbaton/generic-vnfm/blob/3.2.0/src/main/resources/user-data.sh
A tag is created out of a master branch which is the result of a set of features implemented in the develop branch.
I see, it seems that for some reason though, the debian package contains another version of the file. I've just downloaded and extracted
and confirmed that it contains the older line from the user-data.sh file:
result=$(dpkg -l | grep "ems" | wc -l)
adding @flaviomu who is generating debian packages and could provide more info about that.
The new debian package available for the VNFM Generic 3.2.0 contains the correct version of the "user-data" file
In the develop branch, commit 7ebdb5b broke the EMS installation. In line 35, you grep for "ems" which matches on lots of packages including for example the description "filesystems". This leads to the EMS never being installed and all deployments failing.