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Ahmad Saif updated CLOUDSTACK-2455:
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Description:
After installing the cloud-agent packages on Debain system, you cannot add it
to a KVM cluster due to a bug on the python library "utilities.py" The script
on "class Distribution" will do the same operation for Ubuntu if the distor is
Debian, which is wrong .. for the following reasons :
1st: it will check as instructed for the following file "/etc/legal" and make
sure it have the word "Ubuntu" on it, and this file doesn’t exist on Debian
2nd: It will check if the KVM is enabled by calling a system script that is not
available on Debian the script is "/usr/sbin/kvm-ok"
The proposed work-around is :
for the first issue : echo "Ubuntu" > /etc/legal
for the second issue is to copy the content of kvm-ok from an Ubuntu system and
put it on the same path on the Debian system.
I think the fix for this bug should be like this :
When looking for the distro check "/etc/issue", and when checking if the KVM
enabled or not use the same function used on Centos, by checking if the path
("/dev/kvm") exist
was:
After installing the cloud-agent packages on Debain system, you cannot add it
to a KVM cluster due to a bug on the python library "utilities.py" The script
on "class Distribution" will do the same operation for Ubuntu if the distor is
Debian, which is wrong .. for the following reasons :
1st: it will check as instructed for the following file "/etc/legal" and make
sure it have the work Ubuntu on it, and this file doesn’t exist on Debian
2nd: It will check if the KVM is enabled by calling a system script that is not
available on Debian the script is "/usr/sbin/kvm-ok"
The proposed work-around is :
for the first issue : echo "Ubuntu" > /etc/legal
for the second issue is to copy the content of kvm-ok from an Ubuntu system and
put it on the same path on the Debian system.
I think the fix for this bug should be like this :
When looking for the distro check "/etc/issue", and when checking if the KVM
enabled or not use the same function used on Centos, by checking if the path
("/dev/kvm") exist
> Cannot add a Debian host to a KVM cluster
> -----------------------------------------
>
> Key: CLOUDSTACK-2455
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLOUDSTACK-2455
> Project: CloudStack
> Issue Type: Bug
> Security Level: Public(Anyone can view this level - this is the
> default.)
> Components: Hypervisor Controller, Install and Setup, KVM
> Affects Versions: 4.0.0, 4.0.1, 4.0.2
> Reporter: Ahmad Saif
>
> After installing the cloud-agent packages on Debain system, you cannot add it
> to a KVM cluster due to a bug on the python library "utilities.py" The
> script on "class Distribution" will do the same operation for Ubuntu if the
> distor is Debian, which is wrong .. for the following reasons :
> 1st: it will check as instructed for the following file "/etc/legal" and make
> sure it have the word "Ubuntu" on it, and this file doesn’t exist on Debian
> 2nd: It will check if the KVM is enabled by calling a system script that is
> not available on Debian the script is "/usr/sbin/kvm-ok"
> The proposed work-around is :
> for the first issue : echo "Ubuntu" > /etc/legal
> for the second issue is to copy the content of kvm-ok from an Ubuntu system
> and put it on the same path on the Debian system.
> I think the fix for this bug should be like this :
> When looking for the distro check "/etc/issue", and when checking if the KVM
> enabled or not use the same function used on Centos, by checking if the path
> ("/dev/kvm") exist
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