Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 1059900
rhc fails to display correct information
Last modified: 2017-03-08 12:36 EST
Description of problem: rhc shows <error> for member information after editing members Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): rhc 1.18.2 OSE 2.0 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Create a domain and add members to it (edit/admin/view) 2.Modify the members list (add/remove members) 3.Issue "rhc domain show" Actual results: shows error for "members" field Expected results: show member (role) information Additional info: REST call via curl for member listing works.
Can you attach the JSON that was output from the member list REST API call? Also, you had a line of code that sorted the members which, if removed, prevented the error. Could you attach/paste that diff too?
On file "/usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/rhc-1.18.2/lib/rhc/rest/membership.rb" If i comment the line #64 arr.sort_by!(&:name) It works and i can see that along with User (role) some other fields are also populated. I will update the JSON shortly as i have reset the openshift installation.
I am now seeing this not only during modify but all the time with rhc 1.8. Someone else connecting to the same server (on a different version of rhc) can see the members via rhc Here is the json output: {"api_version":1.6,"data":[{"explicit_role":null,"from":[{"type":"owner","role":"admin"}],"id":"52eb34b04ce738b740000001","login":"laeestore28.gen","owner":true,"role":"admin","type":"user"},{"explicit_role":"admin","id":"52eaeb164ce738c46a000001","login":"apriydar","owner":false,"role":"admin","type":"user"},{"explicit_role":"admin","id":"52eb25584ce73882f9000001","login":"arunp","owner":false,"role":"admin","type":"user"},{"explicit_role":"admin","id":"52eb254f4ce738fda9000001","login":"kannagov","owner":false,"role":"admin","type":"user"},{"explicit_role":"admin","id":"52eb25614ce7388605000001","login":"kikarki","owner":false,"role":"admin","type":"user"},{"explicit_role":"admin","id":"52eaf9c74ce738df69000002","login":"micwhite","owner":false,"role":"admin","type":"user"},{"explicit_role":"admin","id":"52eb24684ce738d759000003","login":"pvanamal","owner":false,"role":"admin","type":"user"},{"explicit_role":"admin","id":"52eb066e4ce73897ae000001","login":"sasharm4","owner":false,"role":"admin","type":"user"},{"explicit_role":"admin","id":"52eb223c4ce738d759000001","login":"sbandlag","owner":false,"role":"admin","type":"user"},{"explicit_role":"admin","id":"52eb0e124ce7384492000001","login":"skotaru","owner":false,"role":"admin","type":"user"},{"explicit_role":"admin","id":"52eb25884ce738972a000001","login":"slingama","owner":false,"role":"admin","type":"user"}],"messages":[{"exit_code":0,"field":null,"index":null,"severity":"info","text":"Found 11 members."}],"status":"ok","supported_api_versions":[1.0,1.1,1.2,1.3,1.4,1.5,1.6],"type":"members","version":"1.6"} ____________ this is what the rhc shows: Members: <error>
Can you run the rhc call prefixed with HTTP_DEBUG=1 and provide the output? HTTP_DEBUG=1 be rhc -d members -n YOUR_DOMAIN or HTTP_DEBUG=1 be rhc -d members -a YOUR_APP
sort_by! isn't defined in Ruby 1.8.7
Ugh, that explains it. But at least it should be easy to patch. I assume we do want to support ruby 1.8.7?
Yes, PR in https://github.com/openshift/rhc/pull/542
Upstream commits: commit ec2dec294a8f7c24f2aa15b6d5221db05d4e73d8 Author: liggitt <jliggitt@redhat.com> Date: Fri Jan 31 17:29:33 2014 -0500 Stop using sort_by! for ruby 1.8.7 commit 528c751163c90a2b7612894f5de690fff4e6d3c7 Author: liggitt <jliggitt@redhat.com> Date: Fri Jan 31 17:25:50 2014 -0500 Add test for domain with more than 5 members
openshift enterprise puddle: 2014-02-06.1 rhc 1.19.5 ose: 2.0.z rhc-1.17.5.1-1.el6op.noarch step 1: Create a domain and add members to it (edit/admin/view) [nanwei@dhcp-8-113 ~]$ rhc member list -n nweidomain Login Role ----- ------------- nwei admin (owner) nwei1 admin nwei3 edit nwei2 view 2.Modify the members list (add/remove members) [nanwei@dhcp-8-113 ~]$ rhc member remove nwei2 -n nweidomain Removing 1 member from domain ... done [nanwei@dhcp-8-113 ~]$ rhc member add nwei4 -n nweidomain --role edit Adding 1 editor to domain ... done 3.Issue "rhc domain show" [nanwei@dhcp-8-113 ~]$ rhc domain show Domain nweidomain (owned by nwei) --------------------------------- Created: 11:46 AM ID: 52f4571e4945dc14ab0000b2 Allowed Gear Sizes: medium, small Members: nwei1 (admin), nwei3 (edit), nwei4 (edit) [nanwei@dhcp-8-113 ~]$ rhc member list -n nweidomain Login Role ----- ------------- nwei admin (owner) nwei1 admin nwei3 edit nwei4 edit
Since the problem described in this bug report should be resolved in a recent advisory, it has been closed with a resolution of ERRATA. For information on the advisory, and where to find the updated files, follow the link below. If the solution does not work for you, open a new bug report. http://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHBA-2014-0209.html