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stack trace on "vagrant up --provider=vsphere" #47
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Hmmm, I get the same stack trace when I try this on an Ubuntu 12.04 LTS machine as my original OS X Mavericks machine. |
Hi Dan, Could you confirm that you're building the gem from the latest version (0.7.1)? It restricts the version of rbvmomi to 1.6.x and may solve your problem. Julia |
Hi Julia, When I follow the plugin's installation instructions I get version 0.7.0 of the gem. Looking at the gem repo, I do not see a version 0.7.1 having been published yet. Ex:
Are you saying I should clone the git repo and install the non-released 0.7.1? Thanks, |
FWIW the |
Hi Dan, Thanks for your patience. |
Hi Dan, And like that we're back. I think you should be able to pull the latest 0.7.1 version from rubygems.org now. Cheers, |
Thanks all. I was able to install "vagrant-vsphere-0.7.1" which depends on "rbvmomi-1.6.0". Unfortunately I'm still getting the same stack trace upon "vagrant up" on both OS X Mavericks and Ubuntu 12.04.
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I've got the same issue as well. By adding a bit of debugging I got : VagrantPlugins::VSphere::Action::Clone::Error Will try to find what's going on. |
For testing purposes I've put a vsphere.template_name = 'lorem ipsum' in my Vagrant file. Of course the template/vm 'lorem ipsum' doesn't exist and vagrant-vsphere was crashing. Maybe we should check if the template exists before doing... what exactly? |
running
The clone step is attempting to find my data center - which is failing. Using the same data center and user with |
Did anyone find a resolution to this? I'm experiencing the exact same issue.... |
@johnsmyth Are you sure your template has no typo and is accessible? |
I cut and pasted the template name into the vagrant file just to be 100% sure, and I can clone that VM running as the same vcenter user through the vsphere web client... |
FYI - my issue was permissions related. Though I had read on the QA datacenter, I needed read on ALL the data centers in order for vagrant-vsphere to work, even though i specified the QA data center in my vagrantfile. |
It looks like I have the same issue. When running
When outputting debug messages this also seems to be relevant:
My
The resource pool is also a cluster in my case. I’ve seen that there is a different (slightly outdated) branch that added some cluster improvements. I checked it out, but got the same error messages. |
Hi there,
How can I figure out what the issue is here:
It doesn't seem to be making any outbound http connection to vSphere, as the whole invocation fails within 1/2 second.
FWIW I'm running OS X Mavericks and am seeing this with Vagrant 1.4.3 and 1.5.1.
Thanks,
Dan
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