Hi Florian, Thank you for very detailed explanation of problem and for providing reproducer.
On Wednesday, 15 June 2016 9:46:09 PM AEST Florian Ernst wrote: > Of course. It's just that $USER might simply copy and paste instructions > from some tutorial, and if it happends that they won't work without > adjustment, be it as tiny as changing shorthand flags in command > invocations, $USER will most probably be confused ... Perhaps to some extent this confusion is inevitable... However I would welcome patches to README.Debian if some aspects of Kubernetes configuration on Debian are worth clarifying. > This bugreport of mine is solely about kubectl and its failure to > connect to a GCE-backed cluster. I see... > So, Debian's kubectl reads and understand the very same configuration > file as upstream's kubectl does, but fails to act on it. Apparently, > Debian's kubectl always tries to connect an API at > http://localhost:8080, no matter what is given in configuration or via > command line flags. And that's why I submitted this bugreport. Your bug report makes perfect sense. Thank you. I agree that this problem needs fixing. > You have just marked this bugreport as "unreproducible". Don't you worry about this. Even though I did not have a chance to reproduce the problem myself I'm sure it won't be a problem with all information you've provided. > Does this mean > that kubectl works for you in the scenario as outlined in my original > report? Were you able to connect to API servers other than > http://localhost:8080? Not at all. :) I did not try to reproduce the problem yet and I have little operational knowledge of Kubernetes to claim that it works. Please leave this with me -- I'll have a look as soon as time allows. Also Tim gave us a clue about potential source of problem so I have something to try... -- All the best, Dmitry Smirnov. --- It has been said that democracy is the worst form of government except all the others that have been tried. -- Winston Churchill
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