hah, nevermind, you're on windows.. odd we're seeing the same thing.

On Monday, May 8, 2017 at 2:56:42 PM UTC-5, Byron Miller wrote:
>
> Late to the game, but seeing this on 1.14.3 too with dhcp.yaml..   on a 
> centos 6.6 box.  Is this another centos ruby 1.8.7 error?
>
> On Wednesday, February 8, 2017 at 12:15:45 PM UTC-6, Daniel Helgenberger 
> wrote:
>>
>> Hello foreman-users, 
>>
>> I am running smart proxy on windows and was updating it along with 
>> foreman to 1.14.1. 
>>
>> However, dhcpsapi fails to load for some reason and I am out of ideas 
>> why: 
>>
>> > W, [2017-02-08T18:44:27.153727 ]  WARN -- : Couldn't find settings file 
>> C:/TheForeman/smart-proxy/config/settings.d/dhcp_native_ms.yml. Using 
>> default settings. 
>> > E, [2017-02-08T18:44:27.169390 ] ERROR -- : Disabling all modules in 
>> the group ['dhcp_native_ms', 'dhcp'] due to a failure in one of them: 
>> cannot load such file -- dhcpsapi 
>> > D, [2017-02-08T18:44:27.169390 ] DEBUG -- : 
>> ["C:/TheForeman/smart-proxy/modules/dhcp_native_ms/plugin_configuration.rb:5:in
>>  
>> `require'", 
>> "C:/TheForeman/smart-proxy/modules/dhcp_native_ms/plugin_configuration.rb:5:in
>>  
>> `load_classes'", 
>> "C:/TheForeman/smart-proxy/lib/proxy/plugin_initializer.rb:294:in 
>> `load_classes'", 
>> "C:/TheForeman/smart-proxy/lib/proxy/plugin_initializer.rb:243:in 
>> `load_settings'", 
>> "C:/TheForeman/smart-proxy/lib/proxy/plugin_initializer.rb:81:in `block in 
>> load_provider_settings'", 
>> "C:/TheForeman/smart-proxy/lib/proxy/plugin_initializer.rb:80:in `each'", 
>> "C:/TheForeman/smart-proxy/lib/proxy/plugin_initializer.rb:80:in 
>> `load_provider_settings'", 
>> "C:/TheForeman/smart-proxy/lib/proxy/plugin_initializer.rb:155:in `block in 
>> initialize_plugins'", 
>> "C:/TheForeman/smart-proxy/lib/proxy/plugin_initializer.rb:155:in `each'", 
>> "C:/TheForeman/smart-proxy/lib/proxy/plugin_initializer.rb:155:in 
>> `initialize_plugins'", "C:/TheForeman/smart-proxy/lib/launcher.rb:134:in 
>> `launch'", "C:/TheForeman/smart-proxy/bin/smart-proxy:6:in `<main>'"] 
>>
>> I ran bundle update as usual: 
>>
>> > $ bundle update 
>> > Your Gemfile lists the gem single_test (>= 0) more than once. 
>> > You should probably keep only one of them. 
>> > While it's not a problem now, it could cause errors if you change the 
>> version of                                                                 
>>                                                                             
>>   just one of them later. 
>> > Your Gemfile lists the gem rdoc (>= 0) more than once. 
>> > You should probably keep only one of them. 
>> > While it's not a problem now, it could cause errors if you change the 
>> version of                                                                 
>>                                                                             
>>   just one of them later. 
>> > Fetching gem metadata from http://rubygems.org/............ 
>> > Fetching version metadata from http://rubygems.org/.. 
>> > Resolving dependencies....... 
>> > Using concurrent-ruby 1.0.4 
>> > Using ffi 1.9.17 
>> > Using dhcpsapi 0.0.11 
>> > Using highline 1.7.8 
>> > Using json 2.0.3 
>> > Using rack 1.5.5 
>> > Using rack-protection 1.5.3 
>> > Using rb-inotify 0.9.8 
>> > Using rb-kqueue 0.2.4 
>> > Using tilt 2.0.6 
>> > Using sinatra 1.4.8 
>> > Using smart_proxy 1.14.1 from source at . 
>> > Using win32-service 0.8.8 
>> > Using bundler 1.10.6 
>> > Bundle updated! 
>> > Gems in the groups development, test, krb5, puppet_proxy_legacy, bmc, 
>> libvirt, p                                                                 
>>                                                                             
>>  uppet and puppetca were not installed. 
>>
>> Also, dhcpsapi loads without trouble: 
>> > [1] pry(main)> require 'dhcpsapi' 
>> > => true 
>>
>> I can only think of an load path issue; all other gems seem to load 
>> correctly however. For the time being I reverted back to 1.13-stable 
>>
>> Suggestions welcome ... 
>>
>> Thanks, 
>> -- 
>> Daniel Helgenberger (helge000) 
>> [email protected] 
>>
>

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