Just forwarding to mail list the latest messages for my topic ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Murphy McCauley <[email protected]> Date: 2013/3/29 Subject: Re: [pox-dev] POX on planetlab To: Kouvakas Alexandros <[email protected]>
On Mar 29, 2013, at 1:59 AM, Kouvakas Alexandros wrote: Hello, you are absolutely right. It was my fault. You already mention on the wiki to run with py component, but I am new to the project so I didn't understand it well. Also, I mixed the 2 tutorials you have, the one openflow switch tutorial (of_sw_tutorial.py) and the openflow switch interactive tutorial (of_sw_tutorial_oo.py). I was referring to the second one where you can attach and detach packetin listener and not to choose the operation mode of the switch. Ah. This is a third-party component, so I have no direct control over it. Maybe an issue should be filed suggesting that the in-file documentation contain a mention of the py component. For now, I've added a note to the wiki. Thanks for the heads up. As far as the python is concerned, is it ok if I just download the "pypy 2.0 beta1" and exatract it in a folder "pypy" into the folder "pox" ? It is a weird situation where it is probably difficult now to install python v2.7 on a planetlab node. I haven't been testing as heavily with pypy lately, but this should probably work fine. You might actually want to use the 1.x series of pypy; it has been used with POX much more than the 2.0 beta. Also, I've recently pushed a few fixes that make POX play nicer with 2.6, including hopefully fixing one of the annoying ones which was that log.level didn't work. Some of these changes are only in the carp branch. -- Murphy P.S.: Please consider not dropping the mailing list in replies; that way everyone can benefit. -- Kouvakas Alexandros
