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Request Error following instructions #121
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Did you start the all-in-one server first?
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Indeed, this error is suspicious [vagrant@openshiftdev vagrant]$ _output/go/bin/openshift start & |
Seems to me like a firewall issue. Are you sure the port 8080 is bounded correctly and you can access http://127.0.0.1:8080? |
@cephaslr Can you confirm you hit a firewall issue? |
I am not sure what the issue was. I had a firewall but it didn't fix it when I turned it off. Its my work machine so it is likely there are some weird ports that are closed. Thanks for giving me advice, i'll close. |
Fix veth lookup for kernels with interface suffixes
* Add script to initialize system before CI build The init_build.sh script updates versions of dependencies, such as go language or Helm, when running on Jenkins build worker. This allows a commit to upgrade version of dependencies and even though the Jenkins worker image may have a different version of the dependency preinstalled, the dependency will be upgraded to match the version required by the commit being processed. * Install glide in CI build if needed If glide is not installed in the CI worker image, or if a different version is installed than a version required by the commit being processed by CI, install correct/matching version of Glide. * Ask installed dependencies for versions Rather than relying on a handshake with the Jenkins image builder to inject the versions into version files. * Move init_build to hack/jenkins
I call this:
_output/go/bin/openshift kube create pods -c examples/hello-openshift/hello-pod.json
And I get this:
F0922 04:27:20.702622 02999 kubecfg.go:349] Got request error: Post http://localhost:8080/api/v1beta1/pods?labels=: dial tcp [::1]:8080: connection refused
Did I miss a step?
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