Fix problem with detecting of host ip in vCenter environment
Change-Id: Icfa110979ac6f234a815adcc5677206102ee2095 Closes-Bug: 1527133
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@ -16,7 +16,6 @@
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import logging
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import os
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import socket
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import time
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import traceback
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@ -762,23 +761,6 @@ class NovaNetworkScenarioTest(OfficialClientTest):
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# TODO(???) Allow configuration of execution and sleep duration.
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return fuel_health.test.call_until_true(ping, 40, 1)
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def _find_network_host(self, timeout, retries):
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"""Find host where nova-network works."""
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if self.config.compute.use_vcenter:
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command = "crm_mon -1|grep nova-network|awk {'print $4'}"
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ssh = SSHClient(self.host[0],
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self.usr, self.pwd,
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key_filename=self.key,
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timeout=timeout)
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n_net_nodename = self.retry_command(retries[0],
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retries[1],
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ssh.exec_command,
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cmd=command).strip()
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get_n_net_nodename = socket.gethostbyname(n_net_nodename)
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return get_n_net_nodename
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else:
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return self.host[0]
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def _ping_ip_address_from_instance(self, ip_address, timeout,
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retries, viaHost=None):
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def ping():
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'parameters are empty controller_node_name or '
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'controller_node_ip ')
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try:
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host = viaHost or self._find_network_host(timeout, retries)
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host = viaHost or self.host[0]
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LOG.debug('Get ssh to instance')
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ssh = SSHClient(host,
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self.usr, self.pwd,
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'parameters are empty controller_node_name or '
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'controller_node_ip ')
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try:
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host = viaHost or self._find_network_host(timeout, retries)
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host = viaHost or self.host[0]
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LOG.debug('Get ssh to instance')
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ssh = SSHClient(host,
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self.usr, self.pwd,
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