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30 lines
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# Rabbit-Rescue
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Use this script to rebuild the vhosts and permissions in Rabbitmq in case it gets borked. <br>*(Don't even ask how I managed to do this...)*
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This script is loosely based on informatoin gleaned from [this RedHat article](https://access.redhat.com/articles/1167113), and was added to this repo based on [this conversation](http://eavesdrop.openstack.org/irclogs/%23openstack-ansible/%23openstack-ansible.2020-03-11.log.html). <br>Apparently I'm not the only one who has inadvertently destroyed their RabbitMQ installation, so this may be helpful to others in the future.
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Note: For clustered installations, this needs to run only on a single node.
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## Usage:
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- Clone this repo into /opt on your deployment host.
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- Edit the Bash array `all_services` and populate with the services you were using in RabbitMQ.
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- Populate the service secrets with the information found in your `/etc/openstack_deploy/user_secrets.yml` file.
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- _(this is quite possibly something we could try to do automatically in a future update)_
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- Execute this from the deployment host, targeting one of your RabbitMQ containers:
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- ```
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# cd /opt/openstack-ansible
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# ansible rabbit_mq_container -m copy -a 'src=/opt/openstack-ops/rabbit-rescue/rabbit-rescue.sh dest=/tmp/rabbit-rescue.sh mode=preserve'
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# ansible rabbit_mq_container -m shell -a '/tmp/rabbit-rescue.sh'
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```
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- Profit!
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## Alternative Usage:
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- Copy the script file down to one of your RabbitMQ Containers.
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- Edit the contents per the above instructions, and execute it. |