Sebastien BLAISOT
Sebastien BLAISOT
Looking at database I see I have some entries in `accountinfo` table with `HARDWARE_ID` referring to an `ID` that doesn't exist in `hardware` table. Inventory > Serch with various criteria...
``` MariaDB [ocs]> SELECT HARDWARE_ID FROM accountinfo WHERE HARDWARE_ID NOT IN (SELECT ID FROM hardware); +-------------+ | HARDWARE_ID | +-------------+ | 9 | | 10 | | 11 | |...
I fixed the issue on my server with ``` MariaDB [ocs]> DELETE FROM accountinfo WHERE HARDWARE_ID NOT IN (SELECT ID FROM hardware); Query OK, 25 rows affected (0.021 sec) ```...
same problem here $ terraform --version Terraform v0.11.1 + provider.aws v1.5.0 + provider.scaleway v1.0.0 $ terraform-inventory --version terraform-inventory version v0.7-pre with remote tfstate in S3
Same under ubuntu bionic. This is an **uninstallation** problem (i.e. you encounter this bug only after beamium has been installed a first time with success then uninstalled and you try...
**Steps to reproduce** 1. Start from a fresh debian or ubuntu 2. `apt-get install beamium` ==> OK 3. `apt-get purge beamium` ==> OK 4. `mkdir /opt` ==> to workaround #120...
IMHO you can't blame a client for not using an option that is not even documented (`S` parameter is not documented. I want to make a PR for that also...
Ok, I found why. https://github.com/philpep/testinfra/blob/master/testinfra/modules/service.py#L54 We are running tests in a docker container and systemd is lauched by docker, so there is no /sbin/init link and testinfra fallback to SysVinit...
@JacquesMrz Will this allow us tu replace VMs on-the-fly without any billing impact? If I subscribe for a saving plan of 10 VMs, having all 10 running and in the...
Thanks you for your confirmation. can't wait to test it...