Buildbot tutorial failure - worker can't connect to master












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I'm trying out buildbot, and following the tutorial. I successfully installed and started the master, as shown from the twistd.log partial file below.



2018-11-14 08:32:52-0600 [-] BuildMaster is running
2018-11-14 08:32:52-0600 [-] buildbotNetUsageData: sending
{'installid': '38122a5be5d93ebdf0ef631a1584f36f418d12c0', 'versions':
{'Python': '3.6.3', 'Buildbot': '1.5.0', 'Twisted': '18.9.0'},
'platform': {'platform': 'Darwin-18.2.0-x86_64-i386-64bit', 'system':
'Darwin', 'machine': 'x86_64', 'processor': 'i386',
'python_implementation': 'CPython', 'version': 'Darwin Kernel Version
18.2.0:', 'distro': '10.14.2'}, 'plugins':
{'buildbot/worker/base/Worker': 1, 'buildbot/config/BuilderConfig': 1,
'buildbot/schedulers/basic/SingleBranchScheduler': 1,
'buildbot/schedulers/forcesched/ForceScheduler': 1,
'buildbot/changes/gitpoller/GitPoller': 1,
'buildbot/steps/source/git/Git': 1,
'buildbot/steps/shell/ShellCommand': 1}, 'db': 'sqlite', 'mq':
'simple', 'www_plugins': ['waterfall_view', 'console_view', 'grid_view']}


After installing and setting up the worker, the worker fails to connect to the master, and I'm also unable to load localhost:8010 as the tutorial indicates should be running. I've verified that I created the worker with the same worker name and password as the master.cfg file specifies. Any thoughts on what I missed?



A partial worker twistd.log is below:



2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [-] Connecting to localhost:9989
2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [Uninitialized] Connection to localhost:9989 failed: Connection Refused
2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [Uninitialized] <twisted.internet.tcp.Connector object at 0x10d8e6080> will retry in 62 seconds
2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [Uninitialized] Retry attempt 4/inf
2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [-] Stopping factory <buildbot_worker.pb.BotFactory object at 0x10d8d6c50>
2018-11-14 08:33:37-0600 [-] Starting factory <buildbot_worker.pb.BotFactory object at 0x10d8d6c50>
2018-11-14 08:33:37-0600 [-] Connecting to localhost:9989
2018-11-14 08:33:37-0600 [Uninitialized] Connection to localhost:9989 failed: Connection Refused









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    I'm trying out buildbot, and following the tutorial. I successfully installed and started the master, as shown from the twistd.log partial file below.



    2018-11-14 08:32:52-0600 [-] BuildMaster is running
    2018-11-14 08:32:52-0600 [-] buildbotNetUsageData: sending
    {'installid': '38122a5be5d93ebdf0ef631a1584f36f418d12c0', 'versions':
    {'Python': '3.6.3', 'Buildbot': '1.5.0', 'Twisted': '18.9.0'},
    'platform': {'platform': 'Darwin-18.2.0-x86_64-i386-64bit', 'system':
    'Darwin', 'machine': 'x86_64', 'processor': 'i386',
    'python_implementation': 'CPython', 'version': 'Darwin Kernel Version
    18.2.0:', 'distro': '10.14.2'}, 'plugins':
    {'buildbot/worker/base/Worker': 1, 'buildbot/config/BuilderConfig': 1,
    'buildbot/schedulers/basic/SingleBranchScheduler': 1,
    'buildbot/schedulers/forcesched/ForceScheduler': 1,
    'buildbot/changes/gitpoller/GitPoller': 1,
    'buildbot/steps/source/git/Git': 1,
    'buildbot/steps/shell/ShellCommand': 1}, 'db': 'sqlite', 'mq':
    'simple', 'www_plugins': ['waterfall_view', 'console_view', 'grid_view']}


    After installing and setting up the worker, the worker fails to connect to the master, and I'm also unable to load localhost:8010 as the tutorial indicates should be running. I've verified that I created the worker with the same worker name and password as the master.cfg file specifies. Any thoughts on what I missed?



    A partial worker twistd.log is below:



    2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [-] Connecting to localhost:9989
    2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [Uninitialized] Connection to localhost:9989 failed: Connection Refused
    2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [Uninitialized] <twisted.internet.tcp.Connector object at 0x10d8e6080> will retry in 62 seconds
    2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [Uninitialized] Retry attempt 4/inf
    2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [-] Stopping factory <buildbot_worker.pb.BotFactory object at 0x10d8d6c50>
    2018-11-14 08:33:37-0600 [-] Starting factory <buildbot_worker.pb.BotFactory object at 0x10d8d6c50>
    2018-11-14 08:33:37-0600 [-] Connecting to localhost:9989
    2018-11-14 08:33:37-0600 [Uninitialized] Connection to localhost:9989 failed: Connection Refused









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      I'm trying out buildbot, and following the tutorial. I successfully installed and started the master, as shown from the twistd.log partial file below.



      2018-11-14 08:32:52-0600 [-] BuildMaster is running
      2018-11-14 08:32:52-0600 [-] buildbotNetUsageData: sending
      {'installid': '38122a5be5d93ebdf0ef631a1584f36f418d12c0', 'versions':
      {'Python': '3.6.3', 'Buildbot': '1.5.0', 'Twisted': '18.9.0'},
      'platform': {'platform': 'Darwin-18.2.0-x86_64-i386-64bit', 'system':
      'Darwin', 'machine': 'x86_64', 'processor': 'i386',
      'python_implementation': 'CPython', 'version': 'Darwin Kernel Version
      18.2.0:', 'distro': '10.14.2'}, 'plugins':
      {'buildbot/worker/base/Worker': 1, 'buildbot/config/BuilderConfig': 1,
      'buildbot/schedulers/basic/SingleBranchScheduler': 1,
      'buildbot/schedulers/forcesched/ForceScheduler': 1,
      'buildbot/changes/gitpoller/GitPoller': 1,
      'buildbot/steps/source/git/Git': 1,
      'buildbot/steps/shell/ShellCommand': 1}, 'db': 'sqlite', 'mq':
      'simple', 'www_plugins': ['waterfall_view', 'console_view', 'grid_view']}


      After installing and setting up the worker, the worker fails to connect to the master, and I'm also unable to load localhost:8010 as the tutorial indicates should be running. I've verified that I created the worker with the same worker name and password as the master.cfg file specifies. Any thoughts on what I missed?



      A partial worker twistd.log is below:



      2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [-] Connecting to localhost:9989
      2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [Uninitialized] Connection to localhost:9989 failed: Connection Refused
      2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [Uninitialized] <twisted.internet.tcp.Connector object at 0x10d8e6080> will retry in 62 seconds
      2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [Uninitialized] Retry attempt 4/inf
      2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [-] Stopping factory <buildbot_worker.pb.BotFactory object at 0x10d8d6c50>
      2018-11-14 08:33:37-0600 [-] Starting factory <buildbot_worker.pb.BotFactory object at 0x10d8d6c50>
      2018-11-14 08:33:37-0600 [-] Connecting to localhost:9989
      2018-11-14 08:33:37-0600 [Uninitialized] Connection to localhost:9989 failed: Connection Refused









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      I'm trying out buildbot, and following the tutorial. I successfully installed and started the master, as shown from the twistd.log partial file below.



      2018-11-14 08:32:52-0600 [-] BuildMaster is running
      2018-11-14 08:32:52-0600 [-] buildbotNetUsageData: sending
      {'installid': '38122a5be5d93ebdf0ef631a1584f36f418d12c0', 'versions':
      {'Python': '3.6.3', 'Buildbot': '1.5.0', 'Twisted': '18.9.0'},
      'platform': {'platform': 'Darwin-18.2.0-x86_64-i386-64bit', 'system':
      'Darwin', 'machine': 'x86_64', 'processor': 'i386',
      'python_implementation': 'CPython', 'version': 'Darwin Kernel Version
      18.2.0:', 'distro': '10.14.2'}, 'plugins':
      {'buildbot/worker/base/Worker': 1, 'buildbot/config/BuilderConfig': 1,
      'buildbot/schedulers/basic/SingleBranchScheduler': 1,
      'buildbot/schedulers/forcesched/ForceScheduler': 1,
      'buildbot/changes/gitpoller/GitPoller': 1,
      'buildbot/steps/source/git/Git': 1,
      'buildbot/steps/shell/ShellCommand': 1}, 'db': 'sqlite', 'mq':
      'simple', 'www_plugins': ['waterfall_view', 'console_view', 'grid_view']}


      After installing and setting up the worker, the worker fails to connect to the master, and I'm also unable to load localhost:8010 as the tutorial indicates should be running. I've verified that I created the worker with the same worker name and password as the master.cfg file specifies. Any thoughts on what I missed?



      A partial worker twistd.log is below:



      2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [-] Connecting to localhost:9989
      2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [Uninitialized] Connection to localhost:9989 failed: Connection Refused
      2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [Uninitialized] <twisted.internet.tcp.Connector object at 0x10d8e6080> will retry in 62 seconds
      2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [Uninitialized] Retry attempt 4/inf
      2018-11-14 08:32:34-0600 [-] Stopping factory <buildbot_worker.pb.BotFactory object at 0x10d8d6c50>
      2018-11-14 08:33:37-0600 [-] Starting factory <buildbot_worker.pb.BotFactory object at 0x10d8d6c50>
      2018-11-14 08:33:37-0600 [-] Connecting to localhost:9989
      2018-11-14 08:33:37-0600 [Uninitialized] Connection to localhost:9989 failed: Connection Refused






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          Please, try use buildbot reconfig (http://docs.buildbot.net/1.5.0/manual/cfg-intro.html?highlight=reconfig)
          or buildbot upgrade-master (http://docs.buildbot.net/1.5.0/manual/cmdline.html?highlight=upgrade-master#)



          Also, You can find a reference to reconfig in the Buildbot Quick Tour: (http://docs.buildbot.net/1.5.0/tutorial/tour.html)



          You should use this after each changes in your Buildbot decision (workers, schedules, notifiers, factories, etc...)






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          • Thank you. I've tried all three suggestions, and I still have the exact same problem. The worker connection is refused, as is localhost:8010.

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          Please, try use buildbot reconfig (http://docs.buildbot.net/1.5.0/manual/cfg-intro.html?highlight=reconfig)
          or buildbot upgrade-master (http://docs.buildbot.net/1.5.0/manual/cmdline.html?highlight=upgrade-master#)



          Also, You can find a reference to reconfig in the Buildbot Quick Tour: (http://docs.buildbot.net/1.5.0/tutorial/tour.html)



          You should use this after each changes in your Buildbot decision (workers, schedules, notifiers, factories, etc...)






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          • Thank you. I've tried all three suggestions, and I still have the exact same problem. The worker connection is refused, as is localhost:8010.

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          Please, try use buildbot reconfig (http://docs.buildbot.net/1.5.0/manual/cfg-intro.html?highlight=reconfig)
          or buildbot upgrade-master (http://docs.buildbot.net/1.5.0/manual/cmdline.html?highlight=upgrade-master#)



          Also, You can find a reference to reconfig in the Buildbot Quick Tour: (http://docs.buildbot.net/1.5.0/tutorial/tour.html)



          You should use this after each changes in your Buildbot decision (workers, schedules, notifiers, factories, etc...)






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          • Thank you. I've tried all three suggestions, and I still have the exact same problem. The worker connection is refused, as is localhost:8010.

            – Shawn
            Nov 15 '18 at 17:50














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          Please, try use buildbot reconfig (http://docs.buildbot.net/1.5.0/manual/cfg-intro.html?highlight=reconfig)
          or buildbot upgrade-master (http://docs.buildbot.net/1.5.0/manual/cmdline.html?highlight=upgrade-master#)



          Also, You can find a reference to reconfig in the Buildbot Quick Tour: (http://docs.buildbot.net/1.5.0/tutorial/tour.html)



          You should use this after each changes in your Buildbot decision (workers, schedules, notifiers, factories, etc...)






          share|improve this answer













          Please, try use buildbot reconfig (http://docs.buildbot.net/1.5.0/manual/cfg-intro.html?highlight=reconfig)
          or buildbot upgrade-master (http://docs.buildbot.net/1.5.0/manual/cmdline.html?highlight=upgrade-master#)



          Also, You can find a reference to reconfig in the Buildbot Quick Tour: (http://docs.buildbot.net/1.5.0/tutorial/tour.html)



          You should use this after each changes in your Buildbot decision (workers, schedules, notifiers, factories, etc...)







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          • Thank you. I've tried all three suggestions, and I still have the exact same problem. The worker connection is refused, as is localhost:8010.

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            Nov 15 '18 at 17:50



















          • Thank you. I've tried all three suggestions, and I still have the exact same problem. The worker connection is refused, as is localhost:8010.

            – Shawn
            Nov 15 '18 at 17:50

















          Thank you. I've tried all three suggestions, and I still have the exact same problem. The worker connection is refused, as is localhost:8010.

          – Shawn
          Nov 15 '18 at 17:50





          Thank you. I've tried all three suggestions, and I still have the exact same problem. The worker connection is refused, as is localhost:8010.

          – Shawn
          Nov 15 '18 at 17:50




















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