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Hello, Looks, you are using the same service in both time. But your app will always use latest

I am experiencing a similar issue myself on a bosh lite. If I am using the admin user and I created

Hi All, Issue got solved by setting to the api api.192.168.33.54.xip.io Thanks All.. On 16 April 2015

Hi there! I got graphite api working but I had to make some changes. The requirements.txt needed cffi

Hi everyone, Not sure if someone is interrested but I made a small POC for the cli plugin : https://

That will be awesome to have in the access control documentation. --Atul On Tuesday, November 25,

Amazing!! although it seems I need to setup another box after struggling with the releases for two

According to fhanik's comment, i found the solution: ADD my net address 192\.136\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3

There were surprisingly few internal changes needed, and no changes to the api. I'd have to go

Thanks, I checked the logs, and I found 在 2014年10月28日星期二UTC+8上午6时43分40秒，jbayer写道： if you have more

Using 6.1.0 Checked up saw 6.6.2v. Will upgrade and let you know the status. Regards, Owais On

Seems it's not quite convenient. In practice we find that staying on the most secure version of

Thanks a lot Filip. Your pointers helped a lot. Resolution to this problem - for future readers: If

Could you successfully call API list apps? How to? On Friday, October 17, 2014 10:13:58 PM UTC+7,

Answer on this thread: https://groups.google.com/a/cloudfoundry.org/d/msg/vcap-dev/qo3G8093mw0/

That's something I would be really glad about as well. As the deployment and staging process

hi Dave, your prognosis is correct. Currently the UAA leverages stateless tokens. This means, there

That is probably your problem. bin/build doesn't work in windows. You'll have to try and

You can check how commands are implemented in cf cli project https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cli/tree

On Mon, Aug 4, 2014 at 2:29 AM, Narendra Choudhary <choudhar...@gmail.com> wrote: Hi , I

On the deployment manifest, set properties: uaa: scim: user: override: true users: - admin|password|

Great so thats a possible workaround that we can use :). Thanks for the insight, I did not know about

I am getting a connection timeout. the ip is an internal ip (starts with 10.10). i am using an aws

i recommend a newer CLI. it's not up to 6.3.x. get the latest at here [1]. use cf quotas to get a

Are there any plans to add support for multiple domains or hosts inside a manifest file? We have some

yes, please On Wednesday, April 23, 2014 3:03:53 AM UTC-7, Alexander Lomov wrote: Thank you, James.

Continuing this in the issue comments: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cf-java-client/issues/137.

my initial thoughts are why should the cf clients expand archives at all before uploading? if there

Use-Case: We have a multitenancy application and we want to make the app accessible trough a

Correct, there's no plan to update the Ruby cf cli with this functionality. I'll add a story