conductr:controlServer + load not working in 0.27.0 about sbt-conductr HOT 5 CLOSED

It only working for 127.0.0.1. Instead of empty stream, I get java.lang.RuntimeException: Problem loading the bundle: Connection failed. It works if you have ConductR reachable on localhost. cc: @huntc

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@ktoso Could this be related to recent changes?

from sbt-conductr.

in TypesafeConductR

val request =
LoadBundle(
HttpUri(bundle.toString),
config map (u => HttpUri(u.toString)),
stm,
nrOfCpus,
memory.underlying,
diskSpace.underlying,
roles
)

config here is None

this is passed in from:

def loadSubtask(b: Option[File]): Parser[LoadSubtask] =
(token("load") ~> Space ~> bundle(b) ~ configuration.?) map { case (b, config) => LoadSubtask(b, config) }

where configuration is:
def configuration: Parser[URI] = Space ~> token(basicUri)

so, if you type conductr load file:///bundle.. http://x.x.x.x:9005

you get LoadSubtask(bundlefile, Some(http://x.x.x.x:9005))

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You guys tell me to shut up whenever, I'm enjoying poking around though...

it looks like the ConductRController Actor is created in globalSetttings:

onLoad := onLoad.value.andThen(loadActorSystem).andThen(loadConductRController)

and is initialized with

url <- (conductrControlServerUrl in Global).get(settings)

So, not sure when/how the user inputted controlServer makes its way into that actor...

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just read the other issue where @ktoso talks about supporting different configurations at load time. I guess that is what the LoadBundle.config URI is.

Would it make sense to define another message for ConductRController to set a host on

case Some(ControlServerSubtask(host)) =>

like:

TypesafeConductR.setControlServer(host)

?

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