shwstppr opened a new issue, #7172:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/7172
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storage, VMware
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##### CLOUDSTACK VERSION
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4.17+, maybe earlier versions as well
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##### CONFIGURATION
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Advanced zone with VMware as hypervisor
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##### SUMMARY
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When one or more data disk which are provisioned with solidfire are attached
to a VM, stop-start for the VM fails with a disk path issue from the hypervisor.
From the logs and code investigation it appears CloudStack revokes access
for the volume with Solidfire plugin while stopping the VM but it is not
granting the access again on the start of the VM
##### STEPS TO REPRODUCE
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- Deploy a VM
- Attach a solidfire data disk
- Stop the VM
- Start the VM, observe failure
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VM is started successfully
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##### ACTUAL RESULTS
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VM start fails with error,
Invalid configuration for device '2'. Device: VirtualDisk. Provided backing
file is not accessible from host.
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