new set of stemcells is getting through the pipelines. Sent from my iPhone

I guess the answer is "no". I'm sad that this feature was removed, and replaced with something that only a minority of the ecosystem can make use of. The new feature definitely sounds better, but the

Thanks for the link. I'll file a bug in the swift3 project. Tomoe

The response to a HEAD request should not have a body:https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231#section-4.3.2

All, It seems that the latest Ubuntu stemcells were build on Feb. 9. This means they are vulnerable to CVE-2015-7547, since that was only patched on the

While deploying CF locally following the steps provided here (http://docs.cloudfoundry.org/deploying/boshlite/index.html) I am getting this error - Started compiling packages >

I got an interesting data point with Amazon S3. Unlike Swift, Amazon S3 does *NOT* contain a body for 404 error to HEAD request (as seen in the TCP stream trace below). Thus, the client

Can you enable swift with the debug log ? wrote:

Hi Gwenn, wrote: My env is allinone RDO Liberty(https://www.rdoproject.org/) provisioned by "packstack --allinone". I thought most of people here are not familiar with swift (neither am I), I'm

stemcells you can see here: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/bosh/releases search for USN the stacks releases have the CVEs for the rootfs, which you can see

Where would be the canonical place for me to look to find out whether / when remediation (patches) for specific CVE's have made it into a stemcell version? Also, same question, with s/stemcell/rootfs/

Dear Boshers, if you're not using OpenStack, you can skip this message. For all of you, who *are* using OpenStack: We have just released the OpenStack CPI v23 with two great

Do you have the S3 logs ? Can be nice to enable the logs and please your give your Openstack env setup, release and so on.. Thanks wrote:

Hi bosh team, I am having an issue where bosh director gets a (false) error when creating a S3 (Swift in my case) object, causing a failure when deploying cloud foundry. It seemed to me that the aws

Hi - I tried this again on a more recent BOSH director (1.3192.0) and the DRS rule was created successfully. So it seems like it was a bug with the previous version (1.3100.0). Thanks, Eoin.

Hi, We had two datastores in one vsphere datacenter in our bosh environment. I found seems bosh will randomly pick datastore when creating vms. What I concern is that we had multiple instances for

cpi team will take a look at it tomorrow. Sent from my iPhone

Hi Eoin, I can't help personally, but I can put you in touch with someone who might have given this a go. -- Regards, Daniel Jones EngineerBetter.com

Can anyone help with this?

Thanks Danny.