DNS error on creation and application
I am following this tutorial http://openshift.github.io/documentation/oo_deployment_guide_vm.html to deploy Openshift origin using VirtualBox on MacBook air OS X 10.10 (Yosemite).
After starting the virtual machine, I can execute the following command from the host terminal: rhc setup --server broker-66587a.openshift.local -l demo
However, when I try to build my application, I get the following error:
rhc create-app prueba php-5.5
Application Options
-------------------
Domain: santiago
Cartridges: php-5.5
Gear Size: default
Scaling: no
Creating application 'prueba' ... done
Waiting for your DNS name to be available ... retry # 1 - Waiting for DNS: prueba-santiago.openshift.local
retry # 2 - Waiting for DNS: prueba-santiago.openshift.local
retry # 3 - Waiting for DNS: prueba-santiago.openshift.local
retry # 4 - Waiting for DNS: prueba-santiago.openshift.local
retry # 5 - Waiting for DNS: prueba-santiago.openshift.local
retry # 6 - Waiting for DNS: prueba-santiago.openshift.local
retry # 7 - Waiting for DNS: prueba-santiago.openshift.local
failure
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WARNING: Your application was created successfully but had problems during
configuration. Below is a list of the issues and steps you can
take to complete the configuration of your application.
Application URL: http://prueba-santiago.openshift.local/
Issues:
1. We were unable to lookup your hostname (prueba-santiago.openshift.local)
in a reasonable amount of time and can not clone your application.
Steps to complete your configuration:
1. Clone your git repo
$ rhc git-clone prueba
If you continue to experience problems after completing these steps,
you can try destroying and recreating the application:
$ rhc app delete prueba --confirm
Please contact us if you are unable to successfully create your
application:
Support - https://www.openshift.com/support
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Any idea why this is the behavior? Thanks to
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