Hello everyone during my time in the Review Queue I reviewed and merged the
changes to the trusty mongodb charm from Wes Mason.
https://code.launchpad.net/~wesmason/charms/trusty/mongodb/merge-precise-patches/+merge/237694
One of the files, hooks.py had some linting errors which I cleaned up,
Jose is correct. There currently is not a way to really expose install
these packages as a relationship exchange. Things like this are intended
to be scoped by the -joined relationship, and are typically scoped by the
context of the relationship. For example if you're joining a cache-server
Hi Adam
Thank you for your question!
Your call for the new client will look like this :
Annotations Set Annotations=[
(EntityTag=$entityType-$entityId), Annotations=[($key1, $value1), ($key2,
$value2)...]),
(EntityTag=$entityType-$entityId), Annotations=[($key3, $value3), ($key4,
On Mon, Jan 12, 2015 at 8:08 PM, José Antonio Rey j...@ubuntu.com wrote:
Hey Nico,
Michael is right over here. Both the apache2 charm and your test charm
*require* the vhost-config relation. A relation can only be established
if one charm requires and the other provides. You should be able
# Features
- Test remote sources, e.g.: `bundletester -t cs:trusty/meteor`
Remote sources URL can point to the Charm Store, Launchpad, Github, or
Bitbucket. Full list with examples can be found in the README [1].
# Bug Fixes
- Fix bug that caused captured process output to be empty when using
Hi guys,
I'm working in a charm to test the apache2 charm:
https://code.launchpad.net/~nicopace/+junk/simplewebservercharm
For my vhost-config-relation hook, i need to tell apache to install some
modules.
I now how to do it from the commandline: juju set apache2
enable_modules=proxy headers
How
You cannot do that via a relation. You would need to specify it on as a
setting using either `juju set`, or the configure function on Amulet.
On 01/13/2015 11:22 AM, Nicolás Pace wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm working in a charm to test the apache2 charm:
