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theforeman / foreman_fog_proxmox

Foreman plugin to add Proxmox compute resource based on fog-proxmox gem
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What versions of foreman are actually supported? #38

Closed moofishies closed 5 years ago

moofishies commented 5 years ago

Here I see "It is only available with Foreman 1.17" but on the Github project README I see "Foreman >= 1.17". I'm unsure which of these it actually means.

I've been trying to get this to work for hours and was very frustrated when I say that only 1.17 works on the feature request, because I assumed 1.19 would work from reading the README.

sandromodarelli commented 5 years ago

It works with foreman 1.19. tested on centos installation, plugin installed manually with gem install and Ruby upgraded to 2.4

moofishies commented 5 years ago

What order did you install the software? I installed nodejs, ruby 2.4, but got an error when I tried to install foreman:

foreman-installer /opt/rh/rh-ruby24/root/usr/share/rubygems/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:55:in require': cannot load such file -- kafo (LoadError) from /opt/rh/rh-ruby24/root/usr/share/rubygems/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:55:inrequire' from /usr/sbin/foreman-installer:3:in `

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moofishies commented 5 years ago

I loaded an older snapshot and tried to install in this order: nodejs, foreman 1.19, ruby 2.4. Then I tried to install the foreman_fog_proxmox gem both by gem install foreman_fog_proxmox and adding 'gem 'foreman _fog_proxmox'' to the bundler.d/Gemfile.local.rb and restarting foreman. But after restarting foreman I still do not see Proxmox listed as an available service.

I don't believe I missed any steps so I'm not sure why it is still not showing up.

sandromodarelli commented 5 years ago

You have to restart httpd too. Which os do you use? I use centos 7, installed foreman Whit foreman-installer, than gem install foreman_fog_proxmox and relative dependencies, restarted foreman and httpd

moofishies commented 5 years ago

Yep, that's literally all I needed to do lol. After systemctl restart httpd the provider shows up.

It would be cool if that was included in the documentation somewhere, but in the end I probably should've guessed that haha.

moofishies commented 5 years ago

Now it seems that I'm not able to create the Proxmox compute Resource. I believe I've put in all of the correct information, REST API URL, credentials, and the root and node certificates. https://i.imgur.com/6pAZpwU.png

Are there any changes I need to make before this will work? When I click Test failed it just tries to connect and says "Test failed" again. And the Node never shows up on the drop down at the bottom of the screen.

tristanrobert commented 5 years ago

You should find errors in Foreman logs. Your proxmox host seems unreachable from the Foreman host.

sandromodarelli commented 5 years ago

@moofishies It's selinux. Disable it. I think you have to offer me a good beer ;)

moofishies commented 5 years ago

@sandromodarelli you are the man :) That fixed it now it connected and I can hopefully start using it.

My favorite beer is a sour called duchesse de bourgogne :)