run and run_on_all_machines error with command timed out

[Matt Dirba]

As shown below I am running jujuclient version 0.50.3 against juju-core version 1.25.0. I am unable to use both Environment.run and run_on_all_machines. They both error out with command timed out.

$ dpkg -l python-juju\* juju\*
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
| Status=Not/Inst/Conf-files/Unpacked/halF-conf/Half-inst/trig-aWait/Trig-pend
|/ Err?=(none)/Reinst-required (Status,Err: uppercase=bad)
||/ Name Version Architecture Description
+++-==============-============-============-=================================
un juju <none> <none> (no description available)
ii juju-core 1.25.0-0ubun amd64 Juju is devops distilled - client
ii juju-deployer 0.6.1-1~ubun all Deploy complex stacks of services
ii juju-quickstar 2.2.4+bzr147 all Easy configuration of Juju enviro
un jujubundlelib <none> <none> (no description available)
ii python-jujubun 0.4.1-1~ubun all A Python2 library for working wit
ii python-jujucli 0.50.3-1~ubu amd64 Python API client for juju-core

python
Python 2.7.9 (default, Apr 2 2015, 15:33:21)
[GCC 4.9.2] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import jujuclient
>>> env = jujuclient.Environment.connect("maas")
print env.status()['Machines']
{u'0': {u'Hardware': u'arch=amd64 cpu-cores=1 mem=2048M tags=Intel_CPU,virtual', u'Life': u'', u'HasVote': True, u'Jobs': [u'JobManageEnviron', u'JobHostUnits'], u'Err': None, u'InstanceId': u'/MAAS/api/1.0/nodes/node-ff95f560-db5c-11e4-93f0-90e2ba4ffdec/', u'InstanceState': u'', u'AgentState': u'started', u'Agent': {u'Status': u'started', u'Info': u'', u'Kind': u'', u'Err': None, u'Since': u'2015-12-31T13:46:49.843255025-06:00', u'Life': u'', u'Version': u'1.25.0', u'Data': {}}, u'AgentStateInfo': u'', u'DNSName': u'kvminst-2.ast.arm.com', u'AgentVersion': u'1.25.0', u'Series': u'trusty', u'WantsVote': True, u'Id': u'0', u'Containers': {}}, u'2': {u'Hardware': u'arch=amd64 cpu-cores=24 mem=98304M tags=Intel_CPU,1p2658v3', u'Life': u'', u'HasVote': False, u'Jobs': [u'JobHostUnits'], u'Err': None, u'InstanceId': u'/MAAS/api/1.0/nodes/node-11b7e066-3a1f-11e5-932b-90e2ba4ffdec/', u'InstanceState': u'', u'AgentState': u'started', u'Agent': {u'Status': u'started', u'Info': u'', u'Kind': u'', u'Err': None, u'Since': u'2015-12-31T14:17:32.285143794-06:00', u'Life': u'', u'Version': u'1.25.0', u'Data': {}}, u'AgentStateInfo': u'', u'DNSName': u'1p2658v3-1.ast.arm.com', u'AgentVersion': u'1.25.0', u'Series': u'trusty', u'WantsVote': False, u'Id': u'2', u'Containers': {}}}
>>> env.run_on_all_machines("uptime")
{u'Results': [{u'Code': 0, u'Stdout': u'', u'MachineId': u'0', u'Error': u'command timed out', u'Stderr': u'', u'UnitId': u''}, {u'Code': 0, u'Stdout': u'', u'MachineId': u'2', u'Error': u'command timed out', u'Stderr': u'', u'UnitId': u''}]}
>>> env.run_on_all_machines("uptime", timeout=10000)
{u'Results': [{u'Code': 0, u'Stdout': u'', u'MachineId': u'0', u'Error': u'command timed out', u'Stderr': u'', u'UnitId': u''}, {u'Code': 0, u'Stdout': u'', u'MachineId': u'2', u'Error': u'command timed out', u'Stderr': u'', u'UnitId': u''}]}
>>> env.run("/usr/bin/uptime", machines=["0"])
{u'Results': [{u'Code': 0, u'Stdout': u'', u'MachineId': u'0', u'Error': u'command timed out', u'Stderr': u'', u'UnitId': u''}]}
>>> env.run("/bin/ls", machines=["0"])
{u'Results': [{u'Code': 0, u'Stdout': u'', u'MachineId': u'0', u'Error': u'command timed out', u'Stderr': u'', u'UnitId': u''}]}

[Neale Pickett (neale)]

try specifying a timeout= IN NANOSECONDS.

for instance:

env.run("/bin/ls", machines=["0"], timeout=30000000000)

[Neale Pickett (neale)]

Sorry, I put "in nanoseconds" in all caps because I thought it was funny. It wasn't meant to be a comment on anything else :)