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Added bbb_docker_python_version variable #372
Added bbb_docker_python_version variable #372
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Hmm something is up the full deployment test. |
Having the same problem |
Same here, Nodes get thrown out of monitoring after running the role including the PR |
is it correct, that this PR merges into bbb/2.6? I have the same problem with bbb/2.7 |
Oh! Did not even notice that. Yes right, should actually be merged against the |
The full deployment test still fails: I will check this out now. |
@cherbst and @GUFFMHRZ bbb_monitoring_all_in_one_enable: true Variable. Are you also setting: bbb_monitoring_all_in_one_grafana: false
bbb_monitoring_all_in_one_prometheus: false
bbb_monitoring_external: true Or what do you people set? |
I use the following monitoring-configuration: bbb_monitoring_all_in_one_enable: true
bbb_monitoring_all_in_one_grafana: false
bbb_monitoring_all_in_one_prometheus: false
bbb_monitoring_recordings_from_disk: false
bbb_monitoring_external: true
bbb_monitoring_htpasswd_user: "{{bbb_mon_user}}"
bbb_monitoring_htpasswd: "{{bbb_mon_pass}}"
bbb_monitoring_systemd_enable: false Temporary I changed the docker-version manually (based on the information of this PR), after that it runs correctly: - name: Install python docker packages
pip:
name:
- docker==6.1.3
- docker-compose=={{ bbb_docker_compose_version }}
state: "{{ bbb_state }}" |
Hi,
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This did not help us |
What I meant to say was that this PR fixes the problem in #371, not that I have a problem with this PR. bbb_monitoring_all_in_one_enable: true and none of the other monitoring settings. |
Sorry for not doing anything here for so long. Came back to the issue and starting thinking. Since it only needs:
and the pip package can be gone. Thoughts? EDIT: |
Fixes #371 by setting a specific version for the Docker Python package.