On Sat, May 24, 2014 at 12:04 AM, Matt Bruzek
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> Hello Michael,
>
> I tried using this branch on our enterprise servers that have a more
> limited networking (to simulate customer production environments). The
> install hook failed getting the GPG-KEY from elastsicsearch.org. Would
> it be possible to edit your code to check for the elasticsearch.tar.gz
> (or .deb) in the charm first and use that to install?
>
> This is a feature the current version of the elasticsearch charm that
> enables the charm to install on a limited network environment that could
> not reach elasticsearch.org.
Hi Matt,
I can do that, sure. FWIW, this branch was previously supporting
install of a local package, but we removed it when adding support for
a local repository. So assuming you're dealing with a limited network
environment without access to a local repository from which to install
elasticsearch and/or other packages, I'll add it back as an option.
On Sat, May 24, 2014 at 12:04 AM, Matt Bruzek tar.gz
<email address hidden> wrote:
> Hello Michael,
>
> I tried using this branch on our enterprise servers that have a more
> limited networking (to simulate customer production environments). The
> install hook failed getting the GPG-KEY from elastsicsearch.org. Would
> it be possible to edit your code to check for the elasticsearch.
> (or .deb) in the charm first and use that to install?
>
> This is a feature the current version of the elasticsearch charm that
> enables the charm to install on a limited network environment that could
> not reach elasticsearch.org.
Hi Matt,
I can do that, sure. FWIW, this branch was previously supporting
install of a local package, but we removed it when adding support for
a local repository. So assuming you're dealing with a limited network
environment without access to a local repository from which to install
elasticsearch and/or other packages, I'll add it back as an option.
-Michael