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Daniel Bidwell
Asked: 2014-11-22 14:16:59 +0800 CST

openstack-install stuck after aborted install

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I started running openstack-install with a maas server. It told me that none of my servers had wake on lan or ipmi configured and left me hanging. I broke out of it and now can't get it to openstck-install -u (uninstall) correctly. It says that there is a partial install that needs to be uninstalled. I have moved the .juju directory, removed the .cloud-install directory, removed the .maasclidb. I have killed a twisted process. Openstack-intall still claims that I have a previous installation. How to I finish cleaning up the old one so I can proceed?

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4 Answers

  1. I had this same issue... unfortunately it was quicker for me to rebuild than to troubleshoot, so no help there. I did find though that if you press "q" to exit this issue does not occur. If you hit "cancel" though this problem pops up again.

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  2. The developers are working on a proper fix for this, but they gave me a work around that does the job. The workaround looks like: 

    mkdir ~/.cloud-install
touch ~/.cloud-install/multi
openstack-install -u

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  3. Can you check if you are running the latest version of the cloud installer from this PPA?

    ppa:cloud-installer/testing

    If -u from that PPA doesn't work, let's debug it and file a bug.

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  4. pls try remove ~/.cloud-install and then install again (without -u)

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