Attempting to do an install using the fuel 9.0 community stable release also fails.
When attempting to install fuel 9.0 on a Dell R710 the puppet install fails when attempting to install the python-openstackclient package stating a dependency conflict.
After further review it appears that yum is selecting the python-openstackclient-2.2.x package instead of the python-openstackclient-2.1.x package and this is causing dependency issues.
Explicitly installing the 2.1.x version of the python-openstackclient package is successful.
Also, disabling the mos9.0-updates.repo removes the offending package version
Attached is my install log file.
Steps to replicate:
1. Download fuel 9.0 community iso
2. Mount using iDRAC virtual media and boot virtual media
3. Select fuel install option 1
4. Verify that network settings are correct & press F8 to start the installer
5. Puppet install fails.
Attempting to do an install using the fuel 9.0 community stable release also fails.
When attempting to install fuel 9.0 on a Dell R710 the puppet install fails when attempting to install the python- openstackclient package stating a dependency conflict.
Error: Package: 1:python- openstackclient -2.2.0- 1.el7~mos2. noarch (mos9.0-updates)
Requires: python-openstacksdk >= 0.8.1
Available: python2- openstacksdk- 0.7.4-1. el7.noarch (mos)
python- openstacksdk = 0.7.4-1.el7
After further review it appears that yum is selecting the python- openstackclient -2.2.x package instead of the python- openstackclient -2.1.x package and this is causing dependency issues.
Explicitly installing the 2.1.x version of the python- openstackclient package is successful.
Also, disabling the mos9.0-updates.repo removes the offending package version
Attached is my install log file.
Steps to replicate:
1. Download fuel 9.0 community iso
2. Mount using iDRAC virtual media and boot virtual media
3. Select fuel install option 1
4. Verify that network settings are correct & press F8 to start the installer
5. Puppet install fails.