Error when run flowvisor in Ubuntu 18 to make multiple floodlight controller?
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I tried to run flowvisor in mininet,
- first I create custom topology in mininet
second I wrote this command
sudo -u flowvisor fvconfig generate /etc/flowvisor /config.json
the error was appeared
sudo :unknown user :flowvisor
sudo :unable to initialize policy plugin
dual-boot server windows-10
edited Jan 4 at 18:50
Pablo Bianchi
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asked Jan 4 at 9:55
Yazn AhmedYazn Ahmed
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I tried to run flowvisor in mininet,
- first I create custom topology in mininet
second I wrote this command
sudo -u flowvisor fvconfig generate /etc/flowvisor /config.json
the error was appeared
sudo :unknown user :flowvisor
sudo :unable to initialize policy plugin
dual-boot server windows-10
edited Jan 4 at 18:50
Pablo Bianchi
2,4551530
asked Jan 4 at 9:55
Yazn AhmedYazn Ahmed
1
Please runman sudoto learn howsudoworks.-ulet you run a command as other user, in this case "flowvisor". Please provide more information about the steps you are following.
– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 4 at 18:54
Hi @Pablo Bianchi first I write command in the Ubuntu 14 terminal sudo mn — custom ./mininet/custom/flowvisor_scripts/flowvisor_topo.py — link tc —controller remote — mac — arp then I opened another terminal to write the command sudo -u flowvisor fvconfig generate /etc/flowvisor/config.json
– Yazn Ahmed
Jan 6 at 14:57
I tried in Ubuntu 18 dual boot and on Ubuntu 14 on my vm
– Yazn Ahmed
Jan 6 at 14:59
Please update your post (read about Markdown syntax) with the info (better if you can provide an official flowvisor link) about the steps you are following. You are getting that error because user flowvisor doesn't exist (getent passwd | grep flowvisorwill not return any line).
– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 6 at 18:46
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I tried to run flowvisor in mininet,
- first I create custom topology in mininet
second I wrote this command
sudo -u flowvisor fvconfig generate /etc/flowvisor /config.json
the error was appeared
sudo :unknown user :flowvisor
sudo :unable to initialize policy plugin
dual-boot server windows-10
edited Jan 4 at 18:50
Pablo Bianchi
2,4551530
asked Jan 4 at 9:55
Yazn AhmedYazn Ahmed
1
I tried to run flowvisor in mininet,
- first I create custom topology in mininet
second I wrote this command
sudo -u flowvisor fvconfig generate /etc/flowvisor /config.json
the error was appeared
sudo :unknown user :flowvisor
sudo :unable to initialize policy plugin
dual-boot server windows-10
dual-boot server windows-10
edited Jan 4 at 18:50
Pablo Bianchi
2,4551530
asked Jan 4 at 9:55
Yazn AhmedYazn Ahmed
1
edited Jan 4 at 18:50
Pablo Bianchi
2,4551530
asked Jan 4 at 9:55
Yazn AhmedYazn Ahmed
1
edited Jan 4 at 18:50
Pablo Bianchi
2,4551530
edited Jan 4 at 18:50
Pablo Bianchi
2,4551530
edited Jan 4 at 18:50
Pablo Bianchi
2,4551530
2,4551530
asked Jan 4 at 9:55
Yazn AhmedYazn Ahmed
1
asked Jan 4 at 9:55
Yazn AhmedYazn Ahmed
1
asked Jan 4 at 9:55
Yazn AhmedYazn Ahmed
1
1
Please runman sudoto learn howsudoworks.-ulet you run a command as other user, in this case "flowvisor". Please provide more information about the steps you are following.
– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 4 at 18:54
Hi @Pablo Bianchi first I write command in the Ubuntu 14 terminal sudo mn — custom ./mininet/custom/flowvisor_scripts/flowvisor_topo.py — link tc —controller remote — mac — arp then I opened another terminal to write the command sudo -u flowvisor fvconfig generate /etc/flowvisor/config.json
– Yazn Ahmed
Jan 6 at 14:57
I tried in Ubuntu 18 dual boot and on Ubuntu 14 on my vm
– Yazn Ahmed
Jan 6 at 14:59
Please update your post (read about Markdown syntax) with the info (better if you can provide an official flowvisor link) about the steps you are following. You are getting that error because user flowvisor doesn't exist (getent passwd | grep flowvisorwill not return any line).
– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 6 at 18:46
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Please runman sudoto learn howsudoworks.-ulet you run a command as other user, in this case "flowvisor". Please provide more information about the steps you are following.
– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 4 at 18:54
Hi @Pablo Bianchi first I write command in the Ubuntu 14 terminal sudo mn — custom ./mininet/custom/flowvisor_scripts/flowvisor_topo.py — link tc —controller remote — mac — arp then I opened another terminal to write the command sudo -u flowvisor fvconfig generate /etc/flowvisor/config.json
– Yazn Ahmed
Jan 6 at 14:57
I tried in Ubuntu 18 dual boot and on Ubuntu 14 on my vm
– Yazn Ahmed
Jan 6 at 14:59
Please update your post (read about Markdown syntax) with the info (better if you can provide an official flowvisor link) about the steps you are following. You are getting that error because user flowvisor doesn't exist (getent passwd | grep flowvisorwill not return any line).
– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 6 at 18:46
Please run
man sudo to learn how sudo works. -u let you run a command as other user, in this case "flowvisor". Please provide more information about the steps you are following.– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 4 at 18:54
Please run
man sudo to learn how sudo works. -u let you run a command as other user, in this case "flowvisor". Please provide more information about the steps you are following.– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 4 at 18:54
Hi @Pablo Bianchi first I write command in the Ubuntu 14 terminal sudo mn — custom ./mininet/custom/flowvisor_scripts/flowvisor_topo.py — link tc —controller remote — mac — arp then I opened another terminal to write the command sudo -u flowvisor fvconfig generate /etc/flowvisor/config.json
– Yazn Ahmed
Jan 6 at 14:57
Hi @Pablo Bianchi first I write command in the Ubuntu 14 terminal sudo mn — custom ./mininet/custom/flowvisor_scripts/flowvisor_topo.py — link tc —controller remote — mac — arp then I opened another terminal to write the command sudo -u flowvisor fvconfig generate /etc/flowvisor/config.json
– Yazn Ahmed
Jan 6 at 14:57
I tried in Ubuntu 18 dual boot and on Ubuntu 14 on my vm
– Yazn Ahmed
Jan 6 at 14:59
I tried in Ubuntu 18 dual boot and on Ubuntu 14 on my vm
– Yazn Ahmed
Jan 6 at 14:59
Please update your post (read about Markdown syntax) with the info (better if you can provide an official flowvisor link) about the steps you are following. You are getting that error because user flowvisor doesn't exist (
getent passwd | grep flowvisor will not return any line).– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 6 at 18:46
Please update your post (read about Markdown syntax) with the info (better if you can provide an official flowvisor link) about the steps you are following. You are getting that error because user flowvisor doesn't exist (
getent passwd | grep flowvisor will not return any line).– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 6 at 18:46
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Please run
man sudoto learn howsudoworks.-ulet you run a command as other user, in this case "flowvisor". Please provide more information about the steps you are following.– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 4 at 18:54
Hi @Pablo Bianchi first I write command in the Ubuntu 14 terminal sudo mn — custom ./mininet/custom/flowvisor_scripts/flowvisor_topo.py — link tc —controller remote — mac — arp then I opened another terminal to write the command sudo -u flowvisor fvconfig generate /etc/flowvisor/config.json
– Yazn Ahmed
Jan 6 at 14:57
I tried in Ubuntu 18 dual boot and on Ubuntu 14 on my vm
– Yazn Ahmed
Jan 6 at 14:59
Please update your post (read about Markdown syntax) with the info (better if you can provide an official flowvisor link) about the steps you are following. You are getting that error because user flowvisor doesn't exist (
getent passwd | grep flowvisorwill not return any line).– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 6 at 18:46