Galera Package Issue in Grizzly

[Shweta P]

The version of Galera in grizzly is 23.2.4 and in grizzly-proposed is 23.2.2

A puppet run in the controller with the grizzly version(23.2.4) gave the following error
err: /Stage[main]/Galera::Server/Service[mysqld]/ensure: change from stopped to running failed: Could not start Service[mysqld]: Execution of '/etc/init.d/mysql start' returned 1: at /usr/share/puppet/modules/galera/manifests/server.pp:92

I didnt see the above error in the puppet run, when I installed the galera package version(23.2.2). The puppet run was successful.

[Chris Ricker (chris-ricker)]

I can't reproduce this -- I see 23.2.2 in both grizzly and grizzly-proposed repos. We had gone to 23.2.4 initially but reverted several weeks ago -- I wonder if you got a stale older galera somehow?

Can you do an apt-get update and then do an apt-cache policy galera and paste the results of that and a list of the repos configured on your system (/etc/apt/sources.list.d/*)?

[Chris Ricker (chris-ricker)]

Further poking turns up the 23.2.4 in at least some transport mechanisms with our cisco (not cisco_supplemental) repo

[Mark T. Voelker (mvoelker)]

I think this may be an artifact of moving galera packages to the supplemental repo during the development cycle. Check out:

http://openstack-repo.cisco.com/openstack/cisco_supplemental/dists/grizzly-proposed/main/binary-amd64/Packages

Which shows version 23.2.2. But:

http://openstack-repo.cisco.com/openstack/cisco/dists/grizzly/main/binary-amd64/Packages

Shows 23.2.4-1. So it looks as though there's a stale definition hanging around in the cisco repo. In some circumstances it might get installed over the version in the supplemental repo, so those packages need to get removed.

[Chris Ricker (chris-ricker)]

packages were manually pulled from the ftp repo.

Turned up as a complicating factor that our ftp is over quota which is why mirroring to it was incomplete. That issue is still being worked but the galera / mysql is manually removed from ftp in the mean time