Increase Cinder SSH timeout from 30s to 60s
Seen in a nova-grenade-multinode job failure today: In grenade/projects/70_cinder/resources.sh:create, a server is booted from a volume and attaches one non-bootable non-encrypted volume followed by one non-bootable encrypted volume. After the volumes attach successfully, there is an attempt to SSH to the server and it fails due to a timeout if SSH does not connect within 30 seconds. After a failure, the server console log is dumped and in it the last message is "Starting dropbear sshd: OK" which makes it seem likely that sshd was not up and running yet and that's why SSH failed. We could increase the timeout here to give the server a bit more time to get sshd running before giving up. Closes-Bug: #2066072 Change-Id: I823d1b984fee9f66b11dc58889cc40ab5555dd62
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@ -180,7 +180,7 @@ function create {
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# turn of errexit for this portion of the retry
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set +o errexit
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local timeleft=30
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local timeleft=60
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while [[ $timeleft -gt 0 ]]; do
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local start=$(date +%s)
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timeout 30 $FSSH -i $CINDER_KEY_FILE cirros@$ip \
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