Also intoroduced one more global config parameter - api.servlet.endpoint (default value is "http://localhost:8080/client/api?"). The parameter defines API end point. Can be used by CS components/services deployed remotely, for sending CS API requests
The http Content-Type header may not always be present in the response, in such cases the getResponseHeader will return null and this leads to NPE, therefore the presence of the header must be checked.
Signed-off-by: Laszlo Hornyak <laszlo.hornyak@gmail.com>
introduces a force option in delete network to forcifully delete a
network. This comes handy in rare cases where network fails to implenet
and network is in shutdown state, but network shutdown to rollback
implement process fails as well.
Conflicts:
api/src/org/apache/cloudstack/api/command/user/network/DeleteNetworkCmd.java
server/src/com/cloud/user/DomainManagerImpl.java
1. Egress default policy rules is send to the firewall provider. It is up to the
provider to configure the rules.
2. The default policy rules are send for both allow and deny default policy.
3. On network shutdown rules for delete are send.
4. For VR and SRX, by default deny the traffic. So no default rule to deny traffic is required.
service and not used for LB
Fix adds a boolean flag to addNetscalerLoadBalancer api, which
will mark added NetScaler for exclusive GSLB service. A netscaler marked
as exclusive gslb service provider is not picked for any guest network's
lb provider.
This patch adds support for trust chains in the netscaler.
I initially planned on using the 10.1 API's "bundle" feature but during
my testing I found that was not working. So I am doing the chain linking
myself. Also NS can have only one entity of a certificate ie lets say
two different users try to add the same certificate on the netscaler
only one of them will go through. The other one says resouce already
exists even though they have different files.
This can be a problem in trust chains where the chain can be shared
between multiple accounts/certificates. So, I am using the figerprint as
an identifier of a certificate and making sure that we delete it only
when no one references it.