Filed a JIRA issue for this:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLOUDSTACK-1277.
Fix has been checked into 4.1 (Commit
07ce770e9711ab5ddfc9382129b35c96aadc7846) and ported to master.
Thanks
-min
On 2/14/13 10:48 AM, "Min Chen" wrote:
>I found the problem for this. The reason is that in User
I found the problem for this. The reason is that in UserVmVO class,
"password" is defined as "transit", so it is not stored in Database. When
we use id to find this user vm from user_vm_view, the password set from
reset routine internally is lost. I will file a defect on this and provide
a fix toda
Sorry I forgot to set cs-dev mailing list in cc in my previous post so other
users can see.
I will repeat:
In order to get password on UI after reset password for virtualmachine in
CS4.1.0-SNAPSHOT
I had to made this modification:
--- a/api/src/org/apache/cloudstack/api/command/user/vm/ResetVM
Hi Sinisa, thanks for reporting this. Please file this issue on JIRA.
But AFAIK the response generator is supposed to create the response,
the cmd api class should not add the password. I don't remember if it
was an issue, let's ask Min as she did a lot of the response
generating stuff.
Hi Min, ca
garding CS4.1.0-Snapshot..
Any clue?
Thank you
- Original Message -
From: "Marcus Sorensen"
To: "Sinisa Denic"
Cc: cloudstack-dev@incubator.apache.org
Sent: Monday, February 4, 2013 11:04:13 PM
Subject: Re: "Password has been reset to undefined"
It
t: Re: "Password has been reset to undefined"
It uses http query of the virtual router. But it does it on boot up.
Otherwise you have this nasty service polling the router all of the
time on the guest, and the last thing we want is to run services on
your VM. Even the init script in itsel
It uses http query of the virtual router. But it does it on boot up.
Otherwise you have this nasty service polling the router all of the
time on the guest, and the last thing we want is to run services on
your VM. Even the init script in itself is perhaps going too far for
what cloudstack should pr
I can't comment on the 'undefined' part, but the idea is that
cloud-set-guest-password runs when the VM starts. Therefore, you stop
the instance, run the password reset, that pushes the new password to
the virtual router on that network, then when the VM comes up,
cloud-set-guest-password checks wi
