Description of problem: In command line, "rhc port-forward" a gear whose storage is used more than 90%. There is not warning message to show the gear quota usage. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): devenv_3686 rhc-1.13.5 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create an app, e.g. rhc app create rb ruby-1.9 2. SSH into the app. dd if=/dev/zero of=~/app-root/data/testfile bs=1M count=970 3. In command line, rhc port-forward -a rb -g $gear_uuid Actual results: [walter@dhcp-10-238 tmp]$ rhc port-forward -a rb -g 717431137558912856752128 Checking available ports ... done Forwarding ports ... Address already in use - bind(2) while forwarding port 8080. Trying local port 8081 To connect to a service running on OpenShift, use the Local address Service Local OpenShift ------- -------------- ---- ---------------- httpd 127.0.0.1:8081 => 127.0.251.1:8080 Press CTRL-C to terminate port forwarding Expected results: The quota warning message should be shown. Additional info: On the instance, if "tailf /var/log/mcollective.log |grep quota", we can see the warning message in log: I, [2013-08-22T06:56:15.030356 #1086] INFO -- : openshift.rb:185:in `execute_parallel_action' execute_parallel_action call - [{:tag=>"", :gear=>"717431137558912856752128", :job=>{:cartridge=>"openshift-origin-node", :action=>"app-state-show", :args=>{"--with-app-uuid"=>"717431137558912856752128", "--with-app-name"=>"rb", "--with-container-uuid"=>"717431137558912856752128", "--with-container-name"=>"rb", "--with-namespace"=>"qiuzhang", "--with-request-id"=>"19bc2aeb3dfa932dc185bbf08c666ac4"}}, :result_stdout=>"started\nCLIENT_MESSAGE: Warning gear 717431137558912856752128 is using 94.81353759765625 of disk quota\n", :result_stderr=>"", :result_exit_code=>0}]
This is not actually a bug - RHC does not make a broker call (and hence no mcollective call) when querying for the ports to list. It calls directly to the gear, and we expect a highly formatted list of results. It might be nice to see a warning about quota, but it's not required.