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  1. Tools (JBoss Tools)
  2. JBIDE-13589

Openshift: Failed to connect server as the server URL from express.conf which was created with double quotes via rhc

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    • Resolution: Duplicate
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    • 4.0.0.Final
    • openshift
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      1. Run "rhc setup" with rhc client to generate the express.conf
      2. Try to connect to the openshift server generated in express.conf

      Actual results:
      It's failed to connect as double quotas generated.

      Expect results:
      The openshift plugin should read the server url without double quota added and make sure it could be connected.

      express.conf generated via rhc as below:

      1. The OpenShift server to connect to
        libra_server="ec2-184-72-86-133.compute-1.amazonaws.com"
      1. Your OpenShift login name
        default_rhlogin="jinzhang+3@redhat.com"
      1. The default timeout for network operations
        #timeout=<integer>
      1. If true, certificate errors will be ignored.
      2. WARNING: This may allow others to eavesdrop on your communication with OpenShift.
        insecure=true
      1. The SSL protocol version to use when connecting to this server
        #ssl_version="<string>"
      1. A client certificate file for use with your server
        #ssl_client_cert_file="<path_to_file>"
      1. A file containing CA one or more certificates
        #ssl_ca_file="<path_to_file>"
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      1. Run "rhc setup" with rhc client to generate the express.conf 2. Try to connect to the openshift server generated in express.conf Actual results: It's failed to connect as double quotas generated. Expect results: The openshift plugin should read the server url without double quota added and make sure it could be connected. express.conf generated via rhc as below: The OpenShift server to connect to libra_server="ec2-184-72-86-133.compute-1.amazonaws.com" Your OpenShift login name default_rhlogin="jinzhang+3@redhat.com" The default timeout for network operations #timeout=<integer> If true, certificate errors will be ignored. WARNING: This may allow others to eavesdrop on your communication with OpenShift. insecure=true The SSL protocol version to use when connecting to this server #ssl_version="<string>" A client certificate file for use with your server #ssl_client_cert_file="<path_to_file>" A file containing CA one or more certificates #ssl_ca_file="<path_to_file>"

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            adietish@redhat.com André Dietisheim
            jinzhang+1@redhat.com Joyce Zhang (Inactive)
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