[Planetlab-devel] questions abouting running an independent myplc

Thierry Parmentelat thierry.parmentelat at sophia.inria.fr
Tue May 20 04:43:05 EDT 2008


On May 19, 2008, at 5:16 PM, Marc E. Fiuczynski wrote:

> Hello Sue,
>
>
> On May 14, 2008, at 9:20 PM, Sue Moon wrote:
>> - What versino of MyPLC should we run?
I don't know for the Princeton build, but here at Onelab we publish  
the 'stable' builds that relate to 4.2 at
http://build.one-lab.org/4.2/
I expect to build an rc3 in the next coming days, that might well be  
the final 4.2 release
the combination that you want to check first is probably
planetlab-4.2-rc2.1lab-f8-32/

>>
>>   We have tried the f8/v4.2 (May 12) build-out.
>>   We could not create a user nor a site.
>>   What is the most reliable version at this point?
>
> The web gui that is part of the MyPLC release currently does not  
> include a web page to create sites.  Site creation is currently  
> handled offline for the public PlanetLab, and for this reason there  
> was a decision in the past to not include this in the current MyPLC  
> web gui.  You can certainly create sites using the API.   I will  
> bring this up with Reid (our resident web gui person) to see whether  
> we should include a site creation page as part of the web gui  
> release in MyPLC.
>
> You should have been able to create a user given the default site.   
> Again, if its not there you can do so via the API.

I believe the onelab build has more flexibility for this kind of things
you may either directly use
onelab-4.2-rc2.1lab-f8-32/
or alternately just pick the PLCWWW rpm in there and use it to replace  
the one that comes with the planetlab build
>
>
>> - MyPLC user's guide seems to be out of date.
>>  Any plan to update it soon?
>
>
> Need to add this to our to do this.

I've done that 2 weeks ago; it took a while until the changes made it  
into the build as part of the new myplc-docs package (so I think the  
12 may build was still missing that), but with recent builds you  
should have the right stuff available at
<yourplc>/db/doc/myplc.php
<yourplc>/planetlab/doc/myplc.pdf
<yourplc>/planetlab/doc/myplc.html
If there remains any significantly inaccurate information in here,  
please let me know

>
>> - Dynamic IP address support
>>  We read somewhere that dynamic IP support is one of the
>>  future to-do items.  Is there any progress on it?
I'm backing Marc's question here, it'd help if you were more explicit  
on what you mean by 'dynamic IP'
>
>> - In order to use a non-ethernet network interface,
>>  what parts in the bootscript should be modified?
>
> Good question.  I don't think we've ever done this.  Thierry @  
> OneLab used WiFi at one point.  Would need to dig deeper to figure  
> this out.  Out of curiosity, what kind of device are you using?
right, what sort of device are you thinking about ?
>
>
> Marc
>
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