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10:49 pdurbin
pkiraly: welcome back :)
10:52 pkiraly
pdurbin: Thanks! Yesterday at Skype call you mention that an institution is working on a feature like this: if a user publish something in Dataverse, the data will be published as well in another archive.
10:53 pkiraly
pdurbin: Thanks! Yesterday at Skype call you mentioned that an institution is working on a feature like this: if a user publish something in Dataverse, the data will be published as well in another archive.
11:02 pdurbin
pkiraly: yes, Jim from QDR talked about it most recently here: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/dataverse-community/JHIfe2uqvkc/GjLbOfIZAwAJ
11:05 pdurbin
and answered some questions from Janet in that thread
11:18 pkiraly
pdurbin: thanks! I'll check it. We have a similar use case.
11:19 pdurbin
ok
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11:55 pdurbin
donsizemore: mornin'. If I'm Mr. Shib, what does that make you? :) Or are you the new Mr. Shib? I forget which season or reboot we're on. :)
12:02 pdurbin
I'm asking because pkiraly just started a "user affiliation and Shibboleth" thread at https://groups.google.com/d/msg/dataverse-community/7FwrzfIQZfY/nHCsNSy3CQAJ
12:10 donsizemore
i saw that, started googling a little bit but everybody's back from iasist this morning
12:11 donsizemore
i could run it by our ID Mgmt guy here in central IT? he was pretty interested in federating shibboleth because usually UNC policy is UNC-only
12:15 pdurbin
Ah, cool that they're back. That's ok. I have a good handle on what pkiraly wants. He doesn't run shib the way we do. The "affiliation" for our users probably make sense. I should go look at the user dashboard to see if it's there.
12:18 donsizemore
affiliation looks good in odum's dashboard
12:18 pdurbin
Yeah, at https://demo.dataverse.org/dashboard-users.xhtml when Authentication is Shibboleth I see reasonable values under Affiliation like Arizona State University and New York University.
12:18 donsizemore
so, install docs. a year or two ago i asked about updating init vs. systemctl calls and we wanted to keep 6 commands, time to switch? i can make a PR if you want
12:18 pdurbin
donsizemore: the difference is that you and I have hundreds of Shib IdPs.
12:19 pdurbin
pkiraly only has one Shib IdP, I think
12:19 pdurbin
donsizemore: on a related note, can you first please look at dan-drexel 's pull request? This: https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/pull/5906
12:21 pdurbin
it's sort of this init territory
12:23 donsizemore
looks fine by me
12:24 pdurbin
Huh. Ok, Oliver had a problem with it. Do you see his review? I wasn't following the discussion very closely yesterday.
12:25 donsizemore
oliver's correct that i did manually kill solr in my last walk-through. i can edit the PR?
12:26 pdurbin
I would suggest just making a new PR.
12:26 pdurbin
If you want to get fancy, you could make a PR into dan-drexel's PR. :)
12:27 pdurbin
That's what we do when contributors don't let us push to their forks.
12:43 donsizemore
he wants to use service/systemctl in the first place
12:44 pdurbin
I like `service` because it's what I learned in the 90s. :)
12:47 donsizemore
p.s. on RHEL8: EPEL has been pushed to Oct 1
12:47 pdurbin
What about CentOS 8? When is it expected?
12:47 donsizemore
i started out calling /etc/init.d directly on solaris
12:48 donsizemore
they're in "build loop 0" https://wiki.centos.org/About/Building_8
12:48 pdurbin
Yeah, I was just thinking that maybe I started with init.d. It was a whlie ago. :)
12:49 pdurbin
Ok, thanks. I guess I'll keep an eye on "release work".
12:51 donsizemore
p.s. i set up a pydataverse job on jenkins.dataverse. it simply calls a 'python3 setup.py test'
12:51 pdurbin
o.O
12:52 pdurbin
Ah, it's waiting for the next webhook, I suppose. :) Thanks!
12:55 donsizemore
we'll see about test reports two merges out
12:57 pdurbin
Awesome. Want me to send webhooks from the R and Java client libraries?
13:04 donsizemore
shore
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13:13 pdurbin
stefankasberger: https://jenkins.dataverse.org/job/pyDataverse/ :)
13:13 pdurbin
donsizemore: ok, and dataverse-metrics and dataverse-kubernetes?
13:14 stefankasberger
@pdurbin: hi! i have a question regarding required fields of api metadata uploads. which attributes must be in the json for a dataset upload? which ones for a dataset? is there any documentation or file, where i could get this information from?
13:14 donsizemore
dataverse-metrics sure. dataverse-kubernetes, fine but that will take more time
13:14 stefankasberger
* dataverse instead of dataset for the first one.
13:15 pdurbin
stefankasberger: there is a minimal JSON at http://guides.dataverse.org/en/4.14/_downloads/dataset-finch1.json via http://guides.dataverse.org/en/4.14/api/native-api.html#create-a-dataset-in-a-dataverse
13:16 pdurbin
stefankasberger: and here's one for all the fields: https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/blob/v4.14/scripts/api/data/dataset-create-new-all-default-fields.json
13:18 pdurbin
donsizemore: ok. Added: https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-client-java/settings/hooks
13:19 pdurbin
donsizemore: and https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-client-r/settings/hooks
13:19 donsizemore
i have four hours of meetings today, so i'll cobble them into jenkins in the installment plan ;)
13:19 pdurbin
donsizemore: and https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-metrics/settings/hooks :)
13:20 pdurbin
I guess I'll wait on dataverse-kubernetes :)
13:20 donsizemore
jenkins.dataverse will need more engine power for that
13:20 pdurbin
I'm probably forgetting some repos. But I'll be happy to eventually have https://jenkins.dataverse.org be a bit of a dashboard for Dataverse-related code. More engine power. Ok.
13:21 pdurbin
donsizemore: should I be able to see pyDataverse somewhere in https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-jenkins already?
13:22 pdurbin
I can add an issue per repo if that would be helpful.
13:32 pdurbin
larsks: any ideas on https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/5910 ? OpenStack/Swift storage question.
13:32 pdurbin
stefankasberger: did those JSON files help? :)
13:32 pdurbin
dan-drexel: thanks for pushing another commit to your pull request
13:33 larsks
pdurbin: sounds a lot like the previous problem to me.
13:33 larsks
If the workaround works (assign a default project to the user)...that would be a positive identification.
13:36 pdurbin
larsks: ok, would you be able to add a comment about this? I don't know what I'm talking about. :)
13:39 larsks
pdurbin:commented.
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13:40 pdurbin
larsks: thanks! Is there an open issue on the JOSS side?
13:41 larsks
Looks like https://github.com/javaswift/joss/issues/155
13:41 larsks
That claims a PR was merge last July.
13:42 larsks
Oh! No, merged 15 days ago.
13:42 larsks
So very recent.
13:42 dan-drexel
pdurbin: no problem!
13:44 pdurbin
larsks: nice and ferrys is commenting over at https://github.com/javaswift/joss/pull/156 ... But did that pull request make it into a release yet, I wonder.
13:44 dan-drexel
So I finished installing Dataverse, it told me it was installed ok, but I cant seem to reach it
13:44 dan-drexel
It said I should have an instance running at http://129.25.170.214 +:8080
13:44 dan-drexel
However, that does not seem to work. Also that "+" in there seems odd?
13:44 pdurbin
that + is very odd
13:45 pdurbin
What do you see at http://129.25.170.214:8080/api/info/version ?
13:45 dan-drexel
ohh I just looked back and I must had accidently put that + in there!
13:45 dan-drexel
Nothing
13:46 pdurbin
bah
13:46 dan-drexel
Is it possible to fix that or do I need to do a fresh install?
13:46 pdurbin
Well, it's nicer when the installation "just works" of course.
13:46 dan-drexel
haha yep
13:47 dan-drexel
It probably would have, if it wasent for me putting a random + on the ip
13:47 pdurbin
I forget, did you say this is in VirtualBox?
13:47 dan-drexel
Yep, I have it set to bridge the network adaptor and also have port 80 open on the host machine
13:47 pdurbin
Are you familiar with Vagrant?
13:47 dan-drexel
No
13:48 pdurbin
It might be worth trying Vagrant. Please see http://guides.dataverse.org/en/4.14/installation/prep.html#vagrant-for-testing-only
13:49 pdurbin
You already have VirtualBox installed so you're halfway there: http://guides.dataverse.org/en/4.14/developers/tools.html#vagrant :)
13:49 pdurbin
Oh, are you on Windows?
13:49 dan-drexel
Yep
13:50 dan-drexel
Interesting, I could give that a shot
13:50 pdurbin
Please just watch out for this: On Windows if you see an error like /usr/bin/perl^M: bad interpreter you might need to run dos2unix on the installation scripts.
13:50 pdurbin
I'm a little worried it won't work for you very well on Windows.
13:50 dan-drexel
But I also cloned the VM before installing, so I can just try running the install script again
13:51 dan-drexel
I might also try Vagrant anyways too, it looks like something that is worth learning
13:51 pdurbin
Yeah, Vagrant is useful. How about Ansible? Have you ever heard of it or used it?
13:51 dan-drexel
Nope, have never heard of that either
13:55 pdurbin
Ansible is really nice and donsizemore maintains https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-ansible . Does that README make sense? You could spin up a fresh CentOS 7 VM in Vagrant, install Ansible on it with yum, and try the steps in the README. But you would need to look out fo https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-ansible/issues/68 so I would suggest yum install
13:55 pdurbin
https://releases.ansible.com/ansible/rpm/release/epel-7-x86_64/ansible-2.7.9-1.el7.ans.noarch.rpm
13:58 dan-drexel
Ohh wow, that does look usefull! Yes I will definitly give that a try later on today for sure!
13:59 pdurbin
Cool. I use it all the time to spin up Dataverse on EC2. That's another option if you have an AWS account.
14:00 pdurbin
I use the script at http://guides.dataverse.org/en/4.14/developers/deployment.html#deploying-dataverse-to-amazon-web-services-aws
14:09 pdurbin
donsizemore: I'm about to cut a dataverse-metrics release. When you see what's coming at https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-metrics/compare/v0.2.4...master do you think it should be v0.2.5 or v0.3.0? pkiraly you might be interested in this too.
14:10 donsizemore
@pdurbin mmm. is it a major feature? 0.2.5 might be fine
14:12 pdurbin
Not a major feature but now it reaches out to GitHub APIs, which is different.
14:13 pdurbin
To pull down contributors to GitHub repos. As a metric.
14:15 donsizemore
your call
14:26 dan-drexel
ehh reinstalled (this time w/o screwing up the ip) and still cant get it to work... 129.25.171.39:8080/api/info/version goes nowhere
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14:45 pdurbin_m
dan-drexel: bummer. Did you try with Ansible?
14:46 dan-drexel
I'm actually working on trying Ansible right now
14:47 pdurbin_m
great
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14:50 poikilotherm
A pleasent morning dear dataveristas
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14:55 pdurbin_m
poikilotherm: hi! Can you please try https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/pull/5908 ?
14:56 * poikilotherm
goes looking
14:56 poikilotherm
Ah, that one
14:56 poikilotherm
Did you see Steves last comment on changing the element instead?
14:57 poikilotherm
https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/4172#issuecomment-498446352
15:00 donsizemore
@pdurbin r client segfaults on ubuntu18/r-3.4.4
15:05 pdurbin_m
poikilotherm: yes but the root dataverse is not always root. On the demo site it's demo.
15:05 pdurbin_m
donsizemore: sadness
15:06 poikilotherm
Can we replace this with a call to lookup the root dataverse for a sane default?
15:06 pdurbin_m
donsizemore: should I create an issue per repo to capture the config in dataverse-jenkins?
15:07 pdurbin_m
poikilotherm: you don't like my pull request? :) Why not? :)
15:07 poikilotherm
I am hesitating to switch the behaviour.
15:07 poikilotherm
No testing in place, who know what might break by this
15:08 poikilotherm
It is a global change :-/
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15:09 pdurbin_m
I tested it a little bit. :)
15:11 poikilotherm
For me its hard to tell if this is sufficient. My gut feeling tells me to be carefull with this
15:18 donsizemore
let me poke at client-r for a bit
15:18 donsizemore
metrics and pyDataverse are happy
15:20 donsizemore
@pdurbin i can just create an issue per repo. java client tests fail against demo.dataverse.org; r client segfaults
15:20 stefankasberger
@pdurbin: yes, json files helped. thanks!
15:21 poikilotherm
pdurbin: I just send an email to our translation service. We'll see how this goes.
15:21 poikilotherm
s/send/sent/
15:32 pdurbin
stefankasberger: great
15:33 pdurbin
poikilotherm: fingers crossed!
15:33 pdurbin
donsizemore: I'm happy to create the issues if you want. Please just let me know either way.
15:35 donsizemore
i have error messages to include =)
15:36 pdurbin
donsizemore: ok, please feel free then. :)
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15:37 dan-drexel
so I just tried the vagrant version, and I get a page that says "Custom "site is unavailable" 503 page."
15:40 dan-drexel
Ohh it said build failure'
15:40 dan-drexel
Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-surefire-plugin:2.22.0:test (default-test) on project dataverse: There are test failures.
15:41 pdurbin
dan-drexel: hmm, but no test failures on the "develop" branch at https://travis-ci.org/IQSS/dataverse
15:42 pdurbin
It shouldn't be this hard to install Dataverse. :(
15:43 dan-drexel
Haha yep agreed. But i'm new to linux servers, so it could be me
15:43 dan-drexel
You should had seen me try to install CKAN lol
15:43 pdurbin
Heh, did you get CKAN installed? Do you like it?
15:44 dan-drexel
Nope. But I also had my father-in-law who is a data engineering director try to install it too, after 5 hours he gave up
15:44 dan-drexel
I did however get DKAN running
15:45 dan-drexel
It was ok, but I was not a huge fan of it
15:46 dan-drexel
so how do I run dos2unix on the install script?
15:46 poikilotherm
dan-drexel: you could try to switch to tag v4.14 and retry with vagrant
15:46 poikilotherm
There might be issues with develop we don't know of on Windows
15:46 dan-drexel
Ahh I see
15:46 pdurbin
I have the card of a DKAN developer on my desk. I met him at LibrePlanet the other week. :)
15:47 poikilotherm
Or, if you are feeling lucky, you can try minikube on Windoze and give dataverse-kubernetes a whirl :-D
15:47 pdurbin
dan-drexel: the Dataverse vagrant environment will skip building the war file if it's already in "target" so you *could* download the 4.14 release war file and put it on disk in "target".
15:47 poikilotherm
I haven't tried that yet, but would be interesting
15:48 pdurbin
dan-drexel: or like poikilotherm, try minikube. It would be good to have a data point from Windows. :)
15:50 dan-drexel
Ok, trying the v14.4 branch now
15:57 pdurbin
poikilotherm: I was thinking. I don't know what your chat requirements are. I know IRC is old but I'm happy enough with it. We've been using since before Slack existed. :) How do you feel about creating issues over at https://github.com/IQSS/chat.dataverse.org/issues that capture problems that would be solved by switching to (or adding) something else?
15:57 poikilotherm
Sounds like a plan
15:57 poikilotherm
Working on #5906 right now
16:03 dan-drexel
How do I do the dos2unix thing?
16:04 pdurbin
dan-drexel: you'd have to do it from within the Vagrant VM running CentOS.
16:05 dan-drexel
So after the install is done, I go into the VM right
16:05 dan-drexel
and then what do I run dos2unix on?
16:06 pdurbin
dan-drexel: actually, instead of that it would be better to clone the dataverse repo from within the Vagrant VM .
16:06 dan-drexel
where should I clone it to?
16:07 dan-drexel
And also what does it use for the logins when it makes the vm?
16:08 pdurbin
the community call is starting: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/dataverse-community/CMXGyy6IhJI/e6tilK7GCQAJ
16:08 pdurbin
andrewSC bjonnh bricas_ dan-drexel donsizemore juancorr pkiraly pmauduit poikilotherm stefankasberger ^^
16:10 poikilotherm
Sry, I'm out. No headset around
16:10 dan-drexel
me too :/
16:18 poikilotherm
I'm outta here, going to construction site :-)
16:18 poikilotherm
See you guys around
16:21 pdurbin
dan-drexel: sorry, I'm multitasking not very well. I think you should try dataverse-ansible rather than Vagrant, to be honest.
17:00 pdurbin
I say this because that Ansible code gets run way more often than the Vagrant code.
17:10 dan-drexel
Sorry got pulled out for a meeting. I'll give ansible a try
17:10 pdurbin
cool
17:21 pdurbin
donsizemore: I went for a dot release: https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-metrics/releases/tag/v0.2.5
17:22 pdurbin
If you could deploy the latest to https://dataverse.org/metrics and set month_filter_enabled to true and add github_repos (just the main repo), it would be appreciated! Also, is IRC the best way to ask for this stuff? :)
17:25 donsizemore
@pdurbin IRC is fine. I just upgraded, let me make those changes
17:26 pdurbin
\o/
17:27 pdurbin
I wonder if I should backup the config file you're using to https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse.org ... or somewhere. It's pretty easy to keep the "diff" from the sample in my head right now but who knows in the future. :)
17:29 donsizemore
@pdurbin i don't think it holds any state secrets
17:31 pdurbin
definitely not :)
17:31 dan-drexel
@pdurbin - this is the first time i'll run ansible, what do I need for these vairiables? ansible-playbook -i <inventory file> [-u <user>] [-b] [-K] -e @<group_vars_file> [-v] dataverse.pb
17:32 pdurbin
dan-drexel: I think it's in the README
17:32 dan-drexel
but it's not
17:32 pdurbin
oh, you're right :)
17:32 dan-drexel
Haha, I also tried google as well
17:33 pdurbin
let's look at what the script use puts for those flags
17:33 pdurbin
the script I use
17:33 pdurbin
ansible-playbook -v -i dataverse/inventory dataverse/dataverse.pb --connection=local $GVARG
17:34 pdurbin
that's from https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/blob/653b7b29caa05b111b95f718849e3c5f424f8a9d/scripts/installer/ec2-create-instance.sh#L138
17:35 pdurbin
I think instead of $GVARG you'll want to somehow reference a main.yml file.
17:36 dan-drexel
I see, so does this look right: ansible-playbook -v -i dataverse/inventory dataverse/dataverse.pb /dataverse/defaults/main.yml
17:36 donsizemore
@dan-drexel if you're just testing, you can do a "vagrant up" in the dataverse-ansible directory and come up with a vanilla (temporary) dataverse
17:37 dan-drexel
I think should prob remove that leading slash: ansible-playbook -v -i dataverse/inventory dataverse/dataverse.pb dataverse/defaults/main.yml
17:38 dan-drexel
@donsizemore I tried vagrant and had some issues, @pdurbing reccomended I try using ansible on a vm
17:38 pdurbin
donsizemore: he's ssh'ed into a VirtualBox VM running CentOS that I don't believe was spun up using Vagrant. He needs to add -e right?
17:39 donsizemore
@dan-drexel did you use the Vagrantfile from the dataverse repo, or the dataverse-ansible?
17:39 dan-drexel
@pdurbin - that's right, except i'm using cockpit to access the terminal not ssh
17:39 pdurbin
I don't know what cockpit is but ok.
17:39 pdurbin
donsizemore: he hasn't used Vagrant before.
17:40 donsizemore
@pdurbin yes, -e with a yml file
17:40 dan-drexel
@donsizemore - I tried using the vagrant file in Vagrant, but had some issues, so I am trying ansible
17:41 dan-drexel
@pdurbin @donsizemore: does this look right? ansible-playbook -v -i dataverse/inventory dataverse/dataverse.pb -e dataverse/defaults/main.yml
17:41 donsizemore
@dan-drexel there are two vagrant files. one comes in the dataverse repo, one comes with dataverse-ansible
17:42 dan-drexel
@donsizemore I see, I think I used the one in the dataverse repo
17:42 pdurbin
I think you want to cd into the directory you cloned and then run this: ansible-playbook -v -i inventory dataverse.pb -e defaults/main.yml
17:42 donsizemore
@pdurbin eh? eh? https://dataversemetrics.odum.unc.edu/dataverse-metrics/
17:43 pdurbin
donsizemore: looks perfect! Thanks!
17:44 donsizemore
@dan-drexel if you're just testing, you can 'cd' into your dataverse-ansible repo copy and run 'vagrant up' there?
17:45 dan-drexel
I get this: ERROR! the role 'dataverse' was not found in /root/dataverse/roles:/root/dataverse:/root/dataverse The e
17:45 dan-drexel
@donsizemore I'll try that - I was having issues related to the fact I have vagrant on a windows machine
17:46 dan-drexel
@donsizemore do you know how to do the dos2unix that fixes the /usr/bin/perl^M: bad interpreter issue?
17:49 pdurbin
donsizemore: he's on Windows
17:49 pdurbin
Oh, dan-drexel just said that. :)
17:51 donsizemore
@dan-drexel unless you're wed to Windows, I think you could save yourself a world of hurt by trying this in a Linux VM
17:54 dan-drexel
@donsizemore ok, I'll see if I can get vagrant running ina linux vm
18:04 donsizemore
@dan-drexel excellent =) vagrant is useful for repeated testing, though you _could_ leave it running for a while
18:46 pdurbin
donsizemore: when you're ready, let's circle back to "updating init vs. systemctl calls and we wanted to keep 6 commands, time to switch" because I forget what we wanted. :)
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19:57 donsizemore
@pdurbin certainly, i was just asking about standardizing in the prereqs and other docs?
19:58 pdurbin
Is the idea to drop tips on configuring CentOS 6? To just explain the modern way?
19:59 donsizemore
@pdurbin 'service x start' works fine in either case, but to enable you need both chkconfig and systemctl examples
20:00 donsizemore
@pdurbin i think for a new installation you might safely settle on systemctl these days unless you want to retain backwards compatibility
20:00 pdurbin
I want what you want, I think. :)
20:01 donsizemore
a chocolate milkshake?
20:01 pdurbin
mmmmm
20:01 pdurbin
Do others have opinions on this. I think Oliver is still hacking on that page.
20:02 pdurbin
I think I'd like to prioritize getting the api test suite running from new Jenkins. :)
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20:04 donsizemore
i can do that
20:04 pdurbin
And I guess I was thinking of standing up jenkins2 or something and trying to get it installed for the first time. To mirror your setup. I'd like the whole thing to be reproducible.
20:04 donsizemore
it's just an RPM at this point. and you can import the config.xml from the repo
20:04 pdurbin
Or I can try to help you troubleshoot docker-aio or whatever. Or we can use EC2 instead.
20:05 donsizemore
i'd love to see if you get the same results on similar hardware/os/etc.
20:05 pdurbin
Is a "medium" enough?
20:05 pdurbin
that's what the ec2 create script spins up
20:05 donsizemore
the current jenkins box has 2 cores and 8 gb of ram
20:06 pdurbin
SIZE='t2.medium'
20:06 pdurbin
Ok. And running CentOS 7?
20:08 pdurbin
a t2.large gives 8GB RAM and 2 core according to https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/t2/
20:08 pdurbin
cores*
20:10 donsizemore
perfect. yes centos7
20:12 pdurbin
oh, that's right in the README. centos 7
20:13 pdurbin
donsizemore: I might need help with how to use https://github.com/geerlingguy/ansible-role-jenkins
20:15 pdurbin
Do I just clone this thing and use master somehow?
20:27 pdurbin
huh, there's something called ansible-galaxy
20:32 pdurbin
Welcome to Jenkins! http://ec2-35-153-208-116.compute-1.amazonaws.com:8080 \o/
20:38 pdurbin
Don, I just left a comment at https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-jenkins/issues/1#issuecomment-498834306
20:39 pdurbin
and terminated that t2.large
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21:01 dan-drexel
@pdurbin - is it actually possible to run virtualbox on ubuntu which is already inside a vm? I get this error vt-x is not available (verr_vmx_no_vmx) ubuntu 18.04 virtualbox
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21:34 donsizemore
@pdurbin PR submitted =)
21:40 pdurbin
donsizemore: thanks!
21:41 pdurbin
dan-drexel: I was a little worried about this idea of a VirtualBox spun up by Vagrant inside a VirtualBox spun up on Windows.
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