Bug #463

tty_expect doesn't wait to issue password

Added by Tino Vázquez over 10 years ago. Updated over 10 years ago.

Status:ClosedStart date:01/11/2011
Priority:NormalDue date:
Assignee:Tino Vázquez% Done:

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Category:-
Target version:Release 2.2
Resolution: Pull request:
Affected Versions:

Description

This causes virsh to not cope and hangs the process. From Pham Kim Long <>

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we found out that tty_expect.c in the vmware driver is the issue. The user and password are sent from tty_expect to virsh in quick succession. Therefore virsh can't process the password and waits for it forever. I fixed it by adding a sleep in between.

Here's the fix:

  • /tmp/vmware-1.0/src/tty_expect/tty_expect.c 2010-10-27 21:12:59.000000000 +0700
    --- tty_expect.c 2011-01-11 14:00:56.615343235 +0700 *******
  • 159,166 **
    --- 159,168 ----
    }

    expect_char(pty,&expect,1);
    + sleep(1);
    write_answer(pty,username);
    expect_char(pty,&expect,1);
    + sleep(1);
    write_answer(pty,password);

    expect_char(pty,0,0);

Associated revisions

Revision 23bd00e6
Added by Abel Coronado almost 4 years ago

Bug #5280: Solved bug linked clones (#463)

  • B #5280 Added linked clone option for vCenter VM Templates
  • Added options linked clones
  • Added linked clones to VM Template
  • Added js events
  • B #5280 Solved bug linked clones

Revision 4024681c
Added by Abel Coronado almost 4 years ago

Bug #5280: Solved bug linked clones (#463)

  • B #5280 Added linked clone option for vCenter VM Templates
  • Added options linked clones
  • Added linked clones to VM Template
  • Added js events
  • B #5280 Solved bug linked clones

(cherry picked from commit 23bd00e642eea2bf85bfcef34d6242ca0004ebb9)

History

#1 Updated by Tino Vázquez over 10 years ago

  • Status changed from Assigned to Closed

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