[erlang-questions] Struggling with ct_master and ssh
Pierre Fenoll
pierrefenoll@REDACTED
Fri Jul 19 15:21:31 CEST 2013
How about 127.0.0.1?
On 19 July 2013 15:03, Sylvain Benner <sylvain.benner@REDACTED> wrote:
>
> Hello Fred,
>
> Thanks for the reply!
>
> I tried within a node@REDACTED and this is the same behavior. This
> time on work computer: Ubuntu 12.04, Erlang R16B01 so it seems I have the
> same issue on a 12.04 box and 13.04 box, although I have to check with a
> long name at home to confirm it happens on the 2 computers.
>
> I created a "ct_user" account for the purpose and copied the
> .erlang.cookie from my account to be sure they share the same. I verified
> this by remotely spawning a node over ssh from a node x@REDACTED then ping it from ct0@REDACTED:
> it works.
> If I run the spec right after this, still boot_timeout.
>
> %%
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> (ct0@REDACTED)21> ct_master:run("dist.spec").
> === Master Logdir ===
> /home/sbenner/Downloads/learn-you-some-erlang/ct/logs
> === Master Logger process started ===
> <0.190.0>
> Failed to start node 'a@REDACTED' with callback ct_slave! Reason:
> boot_timeout
> Failed to start node 'b@REDACTED' with callback ct_slave! Reason:
> boot_timeout
> WARNING: Node 'a@REDACTED' is not alive but has eval option
> WARNING: Node 'b@REDACTED' is not alive but has eval option
>
> The following nodes are inaccessible: ['a@REDACTED',
> 'b@REDACTED']
>
> Proceed(p), Rescan(r) or Abort(a)? [p/r/a]>a
> ** exception exit: aborted
> (ct0@REDACTED)22>
> %%
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Cheers,
> syl20bnr
>
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