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Attaching floating IP addresses #77
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Remove allocation_id from code and use Fog::Compute::OpenStack::Server#associate_address method now to associate floating ip with a a server.
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I have the same issue with OpenStack provider. Here is the content of my
Proposed PR fix this issue.. |
Hi @jkeiser, But @zambon mentioned the Thx |
@Sliim damn straight. I see what you're pointing at. I kept looking at the other |
@zambon, the thing I'm not understanding here is whether we do, or do not, need the |
@jkeiser I think |
Hey @jkeiser, if memory serves, A reason for having the other caller use |
Can anyone who has this issue speak to their Openstack setup? Mainly, do you know if it is Nova or Neutron networking, and what version of Openstack is it? I want to make sure I am testing against the correct configuration. |
I used OpenStack Juno (2014.2.1) with Nova networking. |
@tyler-ball I'm moving this out of In Progress into Backlog so we get a clearer idea of what's actually In Progress. I'm assuming this is fixed by #86; if it isn't, please move it back :) |
driver.rb:462 defines a method to attach a floating IP to a server that takes 3 arguments.
driver.rb:455 invokes it with 2 arguments only.
An exception is raised when I try to boot a server with an attached floating ip by specifying a pool.
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