- From: Ian Delahorne <
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- To: Anna Redding <
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- Cc:
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- Subject: [chef-dev] Re: Knife-vsphere vs powetCLI
- Date: Wed, 9 Apr 2014 23:00:12 +0200
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1). When cloning a VM using knife-vsphere , I cannot use a '-' as part of
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the VM name. This works with no problem using powerCLI.
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Note: I had to invoke a 'bandaid' to get past this with knife-vsphere.
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Bandaid was to remove '-' from the vm hostname at the vsphere level. This
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bandaid is not 'desired' but is easily reverted with the manual effort,
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post-buildout, of going through and adding the '-' back to the hostname
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through the vcenter interface.
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Note2: It's worth mentioning that the process of bootstrapping the vm and
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running cookbooks/recipes with VM names that contain '-' works just fine.
FWIW I have never had this issue in my environment with knife-vsphere
when cloning templates and VMs. In fact 90% of our VM names contain a
'-'.
//ian
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