gcloud login failed http://localhost:8085/ not available
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Peter Chung
Jul 17, 2014, 3:05:45 AM7/17/14
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Google Cloud SDK 0.9.27
app-engine-python 1.9.7app-engine-python-extras 1.9.6bq 2.0.18bq-nix 2.0.18compute 2014.07.15core 2014.07.15core-nix 2014.06.17dns 2014.04.30gae-python 2014.05.06gcutil 1.16.3gcutil-nix 1.16.1gsutil 4.3gsutil-nix 4.3sql 2014.07.15
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Packages ||-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|| Status | Name | ID | Size ||---------------+-----------------------------------------+------------+------|| Not Installed | Cloud SDK for Go Developers | pkg-go | || Not Installed | Cloud SDK for Java Developers | pkg-java | || Installed | Cloud SDK Core Command Line Tools | pkg-core | || Installed | Cloud SDK for Python and PHP Developers | pkg-python | |-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Individual Components ||-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|| Status | Name | ID | Size ||---------------+---------------------------------------------+----------------------------+----------|| Not Installed | App Engine Command Line Interface (Preview) | app | < 1 MB || Not Installed | App Engine SDK for Go | gae-go | || Not Installed | App Engine SDK for Java | gae-java | 153.1 MB || Not Installed | Developer Preview gcloud Commands | preview | < 1 MB || Not Installed | gcloud app Go Extensions (Linux, x86_64) | app-engine-go-linux-x86_64 | 33.8 MB || Not Installed | gcloud app Java Extensions | app-engine-java | 65.1 MB || Installed | App Engine SDK for Python and PHP | gae-python | < 1 MB || Installed | BigQuery Command Line Tool | bq | < 1 MB || Installed | Cloud DNS Admin Command Line Interface | dns | < 1 MB || Installed | Cloud SDK Core Libraries | core | < 1 MB || Installed | Cloud SQL Admin Command Line Interface | sql | < 1 MB || Installed | Cloud Storage Command Line Tool | gsutil | 2.0 MB || Installed | Compute Engine Command Line Interface (RC) | compute | < 1 MB || Installed | Compute Engine Command Line Tool | gcutil | < 1 MB || Installed | gcloud app Python Extensions | app-engine-python | 6.4 MB |-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
John Asmuth
Jul 17, 2014, 8:07:40 AM7/17/14
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Is your os set up to not allow running a service? We try to detect failure to launch the server, bit maybe there is a case we didn't consider. You can run with --no-launch-browser to side step the issue.
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Peter Chung
Jul 17, 2014, 10:58:40 AM7/17/14
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Thanks
I can successfully login with "--no-lauch-browser".My OS is Debian "jessie"
Debug messages:
gcloud --user-output-enabled true --verbosity debug auth login
DEBUG: Running gcloud.auth.login with _Args({'account': None, 'do_not_activate': False, 'force': False, 'format': None, 'h': None, 'help': None, 'launch_browser': True, 'project': None, 'quiet': None, 'shell': None, 'user_output_enabled': 'true', 'verbosity': 'debug'}).Your browser has been opened to visit:
[16096:16096:0717/225052:ERROR:nss_util.cc(853)] After loading Root Certs, loaded==false: NSS error code: -8018Created new window in existing browser session.DEBUG: Sent event: Event(category='Executions', action='gcloud', label=u'2014.07.15', value=0)DEBUG: Sent event: Event(category='Commands', action='gcloud.auth.login', label='unknown', value=0)
John Asmuth於 2014年7月17日星期四UTC+8下午8時07分40秒寫道：
Andrew Grande
Jun 1, 2015, 8:10:53 AM6/1/15
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Hi, I'm following the Kebernetes quickstart guide, and the browser-based auth workflow fails for me - the localhost:8085 service is not bound. Have to resort to a manual auth with the 'no browser' switch.
Here are the versions:
Google Cloud SDK 0.9.61
bq 2.0.18bq-nix 2.0.18compute 2015.05.19core 2015.05.19core-nix 2014.10.20dns 2015.05.19gcloud 2015.05.19gcutil 1.16.5gcutil-nix 1.16.5gsutil 4.12gsutil-nix 4.6kubectl kubectl-darwin-x86_64 0.17.0preview 2015.05.19sql 2015.05.06
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Packages ||-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|| Status | Name | ID | Size ||---------------+-----------------------------------------+------------+------|| Not Installed | Cloud SDK for Go Developers | pkg-go | || Not Installed | Cloud SDK for Java Developers | pkg-java | || Not Installed | Cloud SDK for Python and PHP Developers | pkg-python | || Installed | Cloud SDK Core Command Line Tools | pkg-core | |-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Individual Components ||--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|| Status | Name | ID | Size ||---------------+-----------------------------------------------+-----------------------------+----------|| Not Installed | App Engine Command Line Interface (Preview) | app | < 1 MB || Not Installed | App Engine Launcher Application for Mac | gae-python-launcher-mac | 19.0 MB || Not Installed | App Engine SDK for Go | gae-go | || Not Installed | App Engine SDK for Java | gae-java | 156.9 MB || Not Installed | App Engine SDK for Python and PHP | gae-python | < 1 MB || Not Installed | gcloud Alpha Commands | alpha | < 1 MB || Not Installed | gcloud Beta Commands | beta | < 1 MB || Not Installed | gcloud app Go Extensions (Mac OS X, x86_64) | app-engine-go-darwin-x86_64 | 24.7 MB || Not Installed | gcloud app Java Extensions | app-engine-java | 94.5 MB || Not Installed | gcloud app Python Extensions | app-engine-python | 6.9 MB || Installed | BigQuery Command Line Tool | bq | < 1 MB || Installed | Cloud DNS Admin Command Line Interface | dns | < 1 MB || Installed | Cloud SDK Core Libraries | core | 1.9 MB || Installed | Cloud SQL Admin Command Line Interface | sql | < 1 MB || Installed | Cloud Storage Command Line Tool | gsutil | 2.5 MB || Installed | Compute Engine Command Line Interface | compute | < 1 MB || Installed | Compute Engine Command Line Tool (deprecated) | gcutil | < 1 MB || Installed | Default set of gcloud commands | gcloud | < 1 MB || Installed | Developer Preview gcloud Commands | preview | < 1 MB || Installed | kubectl | kubectl | |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Zachary Newman
Jun 1, 2015, 8:42:04 AM6/1/15
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I'm having trouble reproducing this.
A few questions to narrow in on the problem:
* I see the Darwin version of the kubectl component installed, so I assume you're running OS X: which version?
* What behavior do you see when you attempt to do the normal login flow? Does everything seem to go well until the browser tries to send a request to the local port, or is there a spectacular crash (or message that the service cannot be started and a smooth fallback)?
* Do you have any unusual network settings that could be interfering: firewall, another service on that port, etc.?
Cheers,
Zack
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Andrew Grande
Jun 1, 2015, 12:12:19 PM6/1/15
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Hi Zack,
A few questions to narrow in on the problem:* I see the Darwin version of the kubectl component installed, so I assume you're running OS X: which version?
10.10.3 (14D136)
* What behavior do you see when you attempt to do the normal login flow? Does everything seem to go well until the browser tries to send a request to the local port, or is there a spectacular crash (or message that the service cannot be started and a smooth fallback)?
The browser opens up a standard google prompt for account access permissions, but after clicking Accept it goes back to localhost:8085 - there's nothing bound there (and no port conflict, as I'm getting no http response there in the browser).
If I do a terminal-only auth and copy the url, then this prompt proceeds to the google server which generates the token for me to copy. Must be the URL that it generates.
If that makes a difference I installed a gcloud preview (following the kubernetes guide)
* Do you have any unusual network settings that could be interfering: firewall, another service on that port, etc.?
Nothing that comes to mind, it's a localhost address after all :)
Zachary Newman
Jun 2, 2015, 11:53:33 AM6/2/15
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Hi Andrew,
Thanks for the details.
Hmm...let's try to isolate this:Run the following commands:
PYTHONPATH=~/google-cloud-sdk/lib
python -Sc "import oauth2client.tools as t; import googlecloudsdk.core.credentials.flow as f; t.ClientRedirectServer(('localhost', 8085), f.ClientRedirectHandler).handle_request()"
NOTE: this assumes the default installation location for the Cloud SDK (`~/google-cloud-sdk`. If you have installed it elsewhere, please replace the PYTHONPATH part of the command with `PYTHONPATH=/path/to/google-cloud-sdk/lib` (where `/path/to` is the actual path to your installation).
This will run just the part of the auth flow relating to setting up the localhost HTTP server. It should pause and wait for browser input without printing anything.
Then, in a browser, navigate to <http://localhost:8085>. If all goes well, you should be redirected to <https://cloud.google.com/sdk/auth_failure>.
Let me know what behavior you see. This works for me, also on OS X 10.10.3 (14D136).
Cheers,
Zack
A couple responses inline, too:
On Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at 12:12 PM, Andrew Grande <aper...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Zack,A few questions to narrow in on the problem:* I see the Darwin version of the kubectl component installed, so I assume you're running OS X: which version?10.10.3 (14D136)
Looks like we match.
* What behavior do you see when you attempt to do the normal login flow? Does everything seem to go well until the browser tries to send a request to the local port, or is there a spectacular crash (or message that the service cannot be started and a smooth fallback)?The browser opens up a standard google prompt for account access permissions, but after clicking Accept it goes back to localhost:8085 - there's nothing bound there (and no port conflict, as I'm getting no http response there in the browser).If I do a terminal-only auth and copy the url, then this prompt proceeds to the google server which generates the token for me to copy. Must be the URL that it generates.
Yes, this is expected.
If that makes a difference I installed a gcloud preview (following the kubernetes guide)
Shouldn't make a difference in this case, but good information for us to have.
* Do you have any unusual network settings that could be interfering: firewall, another service on that port, etc.?Nothing that comes to mind, it's a localhost address after all :)
Just have to cover all the bases :)
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