mikelitka
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4 years ago This is looking for a file name on the local filesystem from where I was running vcd-cli. That was not clear in reading the instructions.
Open mikelitka opened 4 years ago
mikelitka
commented
4 years ago This is looking for a file name on the local filesystem from where I was running vcd-cli. That was not clear in reading the instructions.
mikelitka
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4 years ago The test I made earlier using the filename was invalid. The VM wasn't brand new and it just set the script to the text of the filename.
When running this against a brand new VM I get the following error:
$./vcd vm update-gc-section vapp1 test1 --customization-script "$(cat gc-script.sh)"
Usage: vcd vm update-gc-section [OPTIONS]
Error: Status code: 400/BAD_REQUEST, [ 8f2e6e3b-08c9-4890-bbef-d400a589f84c ] HTTP 400 Bad Request
If I go into the UI and type a word into the script dialog, hit save, and then run the same thing again it succeeds.
$ ./vcd vm update-gc-section vapp1 test1 --customization-script "$(cat gc-script.sh)" vappUpdateVm: Updating Virtual Machine test1(ca86d489-4ee5-46b8-a682-eaeead61ca49) task: 355b06e6-048e-47b8-99e9-b838bb8a4a76, Updated Virtual Machine test1(ca86d489-4ee5-46b8-a682-eaeead61ca49), result: success
I am wondering if the script needs to be formatted in some way initially?
In reading the API documentation it seems to state it needs to URL encoded?
I am trying to upload a customization script using vcd and I am getting the error below. I have tried multiple ways of writing the command. Putting the vapp and vm before and after the options provides the same result.
vcd vm update-gc-section --enable --customization-script "touch" vapp1 test1 Usage: vcd vm update-gc-section [OPTIONS]
Try "vcd vm update-gc-section -h" for help.
Error: Status code: 400/BAD_REQUEST, [ 11d7df7e-de3d-440c-8ec2-00ccd64b95e4 ] HTTP 400 Bad Request