local prog="$0"
local lastline="$1"
local lasterr="$2"
- echo "${prog}: line ${lastline}: exit status of last command: ${lasterr}"
- echo "command: ${BASH_COMMAND}"
+ echo "trap_hanlder: ${prog}: line ${lastline}: exit status of last command: ${lasterr}"
+ echo "trap_handler: command: ${BASH_COMMAND}"
collect_logs
exit 1
} # trap_handler()
# retry the given command ($3) until success for a number of iterations ($1)
# sleeping ($2) between tries.
function retry() {
- set +e
local -r -i max_tries=${1}
local -r -i sleep_time=${2}
local -r cmd=${3}
fi
fi
done
- set -e
return ${rc}
}
# Compare that timestamp to this log in the control stack.log: sudo rabbitmqctl set_permissions -p nova_cell1 stackrabbit
# If the n-cpu.log is earlier than the control stack.log timestamp then the failure condition is likely hit.
if [ ${NUM_OPENSTACK_COMPUTE_NODES} -gt 0 ]; then
- WAIT_FOR_RABBITMQ_MINUTES=60
- echo "Wait a maximum of ${WAIT_FOR_RABBITMQ_MINUTES}m until rabbitmq is ready to allow the controller to create nova_cell1 before the computes need it"
- retry ${WAIT_FOR_RABBITMQ_MINUTES} 60 "is_rabbitmq_ready ${OPENSTACK_CONTROL_NODE_1_IP}"
- rc=$?
- if ((${rc} == 0)); then
+ WAIT_FOR_RABBITMQ_MINUTES=60
+ echo "Wait a maximum of ${WAIT_FOR_RABBITMQ_MINUTES}m until rabbitmq is ready to allow the controller to create nova_cell1 before the computes need it"
+ set +e
+ retry ${WAIT_FOR_RABBITMQ_MINUTES} 60 "is_rabbitmq_ready ${OPENSTACK_CONTROL_NODE_1_IP}"
+ rc=$?
+ set -e
+ if ((${rc} == 0)); then
echo "rabbitmq is ready, starting ${NUM_OPENSTACK_COMPUTE_NODES} compute(s)"
- else
+ else
echo "rabbitmq was not ready in ${WAIT_FOR_RABBITMQ_MINUTES}m"
collect_logs
exit 1
- fi
+ fi
fi
for i in `seq 1 ${NUM_OPENSTACK_COMPUTE_NODES}`; do