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Running

confd -debug=true -verbose -onetime -node 172.17.0.61:4001 -confdir ./confd

gives me the following 

2014-08-08T10:57:25+02:00 HAL75 confd[20762]: WARNING Skipping confd config file.
2014-08-08T10:57:25+02:00 HAL75 confd[20762]: NOTICE Starting confd
2014-08-08T10:57:25+02:00 HAL75 confd[20762]: NOTICE etcd nodes set to http://172.17.0.61:4001
2014-08-08T10:57:25+02:00 HAL75 confd[20762]: DEBUG Loading template resources from confdir ./confd
2014-08-08T10:57:25+02:00 HAL75 confd[20762]: DEBUG Processing template resource confd/conf.d/test.toml
2014-08-08T10:57:25+02:00 HAL75 confd[20762]: DEBUG Loading template resource from confd/conf.d/test.toml
2014-08-08T10:57:25+02:00 HAL75 confd[20762]: DEBUG Retrieving keys from etcd
2014-08-08T10:57:25+02:00 HAL75 confd[20762]: DEBUG Key prefix set to /
2014-08-08T10:57:26+02:00 HAL75 confd[20762]: ERROR 501: All the given peers are not reachable (Tried to connect to each peer twice and failed) [0]

however if I do a curl request to the exact same server and key/value pair that the confd template and conf have, I get the json response back from etcd correctly. Not sure, why confd is not working?

Anyone have any ideas?

stefanobaghino
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  • Nope, eventually wrote a little utility in Go that queries etcd and then write the configuration file segment that I needed to update. – daemonza Oct 22 '14 at 19:20

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You need to configure the -addr and -bind-addr on etcd.

Marshall Anschutz
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