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Merged into lp:~hudson-openstack/nova/trunk at revision 1246

Matt Dietz (community): Approve on 2011-06-29

Vish Ishaya (community): Approve on 2011-06-23

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Bug #800593: Flash websocket emulation doesn't work with nova-vncproxy

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1208. By Jimmy Bergman on 2011-07-07

pep8 compliance

1207. By Jimmy Bergman on 2011-06-30

Adapt flash socket policy branch to new nova/wsgi.py refactoring

1206. By Jimmy Bergman on 2011-06-30

Merge trunk and resolve bin/nova-vncproxy conflict

1205. By Jimmy Bergman on 2011-06-23

Merge trunk

1204. By Jimmy Bergman on 2011-06-23

Change so that the flash socket policy server is using eventlet instead of twisted and is running in the same process as the main vnx proxy

1203. By Jimmy Bergman on 2011-06-22

Add a socket server responding with an allowing flash socket policy for all requests from flash on port 843 to nova-vncproxy

1202. By Soren Hansen on 2011-06-21

Stop trying to set a body for HTTP methods that do not allow it. It renders the unit tests useless (since they're testing a situation that can never arise) and webob 1.0.8 fails if you do this.

1201. By Johannes Erdfelt on 2011-06-21

This branch adds support to the xenapi driver for updating the guest agent on creation of a new instance. This ensures that the guest agent is running the latest code before nova starts configuring networking, setting root password or injecting files.

1200. By Rick Harris on 2011-06-20

This patch adds support for working with instances by UUID in addition to integer IDs.

The Zone Scheduler routing mechanics were changed slightly so that when an UUID is passed in, it checks to see whether the item is available locally.

If it isn't it re-routes to a child zone.

If it is available locally, it substitutes the UUID with the integer ID and calls the wrapped function. This is the 'trick' allows us to not change any of the virt-layer code-- everything still uses integer IDs locally.

1199. By Brian Waldon on 2011-06-20

Check that server exists when interacting with /v1.1/servers/<id>/meta resource