LXD local pylxd.Client connection sees no containers while “lxc list” command lists a dozen












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On a ubuntu 16.04 machine with lxd 2.21, the following code returns all my containers:



from pylxd import Client
client = Client()
client.containers.all()


On a ubuntu 18.04 machine with lxd 3.0.1, the same code returns an empty list



On both machines, the command lxc list returns many containers,
for some reason the client connection on the newer lxd host is not "seeing" the containers.










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    On a ubuntu 16.04 machine with lxd 2.21, the following code returns all my containers:



    from pylxd import Client
    client = Client()
    client.containers.all()


    On a ubuntu 18.04 machine with lxd 3.0.1, the same code returns an empty list



    On both machines, the command lxc list returns many containers,
    for some reason the client connection on the newer lxd host is not "seeing" the containers.










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      On a ubuntu 16.04 machine with lxd 2.21, the following code returns all my containers:



      from pylxd import Client
      client = Client()
      client.containers.all()


      On a ubuntu 18.04 machine with lxd 3.0.1, the same code returns an empty list



      On both machines, the command lxc list returns many containers,
      for some reason the client connection on the newer lxd host is not "seeing" the containers.










      share|improve this question














      On a ubuntu 16.04 machine with lxd 2.21, the following code returns all my containers:



      from pylxd import Client
      client = Client()
      client.containers.all()


      On a ubuntu 18.04 machine with lxd 3.0.1, the same code returns an empty list



      On both machines, the command lxc list returns many containers,
      for some reason the client connection on the newer lxd host is not "seeing" the containers.







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          The solution was to set this environment variable:



          export LXD_DIR=/var/lib/lxd


          The api uses the socket /var/snap/lxd/common/lxd/unix.socket by default, and in my installation the proper socket to use is /var/lib/lxd/unix.socket



          from pylxd import Client
          os.environ["LXD_DIR"] = "/var/lib/lxd"
          client = Client()
          client.containers.all()





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            The solution was to set this environment variable:



            export LXD_DIR=/var/lib/lxd


            The api uses the socket /var/snap/lxd/common/lxd/unix.socket by default, and in my installation the proper socket to use is /var/lib/lxd/unix.socket



            from pylxd import Client
            os.environ["LXD_DIR"] = "/var/lib/lxd"
            client = Client()
            client.containers.all()





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              The solution was to set this environment variable:



              export LXD_DIR=/var/lib/lxd


              The api uses the socket /var/snap/lxd/common/lxd/unix.socket by default, and in my installation the proper socket to use is /var/lib/lxd/unix.socket



              from pylxd import Client
              os.environ["LXD_DIR"] = "/var/lib/lxd"
              client = Client()
              client.containers.all()





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                The solution was to set this environment variable:



                export LXD_DIR=/var/lib/lxd


                The api uses the socket /var/snap/lxd/common/lxd/unix.socket by default, and in my installation the proper socket to use is /var/lib/lxd/unix.socket



                from pylxd import Client
                os.environ["LXD_DIR"] = "/var/lib/lxd"
                client = Client()
                client.containers.all()





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                The solution was to set this environment variable:



                export LXD_DIR=/var/lib/lxd


                The api uses the socket /var/snap/lxd/common/lxd/unix.socket by default, and in my installation the proper socket to use is /var/lib/lxd/unix.socket



                from pylxd import Client
                os.environ["LXD_DIR"] = "/var/lib/lxd"
                client = Client()
                client.containers.all()






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