Re: [one-users] Input/output error when creating VM

Hi Ruben, Thank you very much. It solved the problem. Cheers, Carlos. On 08/26/2012 09:32 PM, Ruben S. Montero wrote: Hi The problem may be the LISTEN=1.1.1.1 try using LISTEN=0.0.0.0 to listen on all IP addresses of the local host... Cheers Ruben On Fri, Aug 24, 2012 at 2:45 PM, Carlos

Re: [one-users] renaming images or templates

Thank you Ruben! 2012/8/26 Ruben S. Montero rsmont...@opennebula.org Hi There is no function to rename images or templates. If you change the DB directly do not forget to update the associated BODY column also. IMHO for templates it is safer to copypaste the contents to a new one. Cheers

Re: [one-users] how to define guestOS in template?

Hi Michael, AFAIK, there is no mechanism in libvirt (used by ONE to interact with the ESX 5 host) to pass this sort of information. Nevertheless, you can change the relevant line in .vmx file (in the ESX host, it should be under /vmfs/volumes/0/vid/one-vid.vmx) to read: guestOS = Windows-64

Re: [one-users] Help with Sandbox - VMware

Dear Jairo, At the time of installing the ESX host, you have to input the information: * IP address - you can set it by hand or rely on a DHCP server * Password for the root user With this info you can log in to the ESX server from the vSphere client, and then change root password or create

[one-users] Opennebula response time increasing

Hello, I'm working on project with Opennebula 3.6 as cloudcontroller. We start and stop VMs via xml-rpc nearly every 15 seconds. To monitor the actions in realtime, i implemented a gui, which calls Opennebula every second via xml-rpc. Now i notice a real big increase of the response time

Re: [one-users] Help with Sandbox - VMware

Thanks Tino, it worked perfectly Best regards. Jairo 2012/8/28 Tino Vazquez tin...@opennebula.org Dear Jairo, At the time of installing the ESX host, you have to input the information: * IP address - you can set it by hand or rely on a DHCP server * Password for the root user With this

[one-users] Error - MAD did not answer INIT command

Hello everybody, I have 4 physical computers: 1 as a FrontEnd with CentOS 6.2 and OpenNebula 3.6, two hosts with CentOS 6.2 and qemu-kvm and another as an nfs server with a debian based distro. I created a VM and I was dealing with it when suddenly, it appeared several errors in sunstone web

Re: [one-users] Context variables - getting username

Hi, Yesterday I learned from ON developer Ruben that for instance oneadmin can do oneuser update ID(of the user who actually instantiates the VM template) which will open an editor where oneadmin can type in NAME=the username you want. This will enable $USER[NAME] to return the username you want

Re: [one-users] Using USER template variable in VM Template

Hi There is a patch at [1]. You can apply it to OpenNebula3.6, recompile and reinstall or just copy the oned binary. Cheers Ruben [1] http://dev.opennebula.org/issues/1428 On Tue, Aug 28, 2012 at 5:23 AM, Hyun Woo Kim hyun...@fnal.gov wrote: Dear Ruben, Your answer below about using

Re: [one-users] Libvirt with NAT

You have to specify it in the Virtuel network bridge parameter: BRIDGE=virbr1 On Thu, Jul 26, 2012 at 11:35 AM, Javier Alvarez javier.alva...@bsc.es wrote: Hello, Thanks for your replies. Just another question, once the virbr1 is created, how can I attach VMs to it? I mean, how the virtual

Re: [one-users] Using USER template variable in VM Template

Dear Ruben, Thanks very much for quick responses from ON developers. We will try this patch. Hyunwoo On Aug 28, 2012, at 10:05 AM, Ruben S. Montero wrote: Hi There is a patch at [1]. You can apply it to OpenNebula3.6, recompile and reinstall or just copy the oned binary. Cheers

Re: [one-users] Context variables - getting username

Hi Just sent an email with a patch for this. We are having some problems with our archiving service for the mailing list, so let me quickly summarize the options: 1.- Add a NAME variable in the user template as described by Hyunwoo, this will give you $USER[NAME] 2.- Apply the patch in [1]. This

Re: [one-users] LDAP Auth

Can you use the CLI? $ echo user dn:password /tmp/auth_file $ export ONE_AUTH=/tmp/auth_file $ onevm list Check oned.log if you are not allowed to execute the last command. On Sun, Aug 26, 2012 at 1:30 AM, Derek Yarnell de...@umiacs.umd.edu wrote: Hi, I am trying to debug LDAP

Re: [one-users] hypervisor:/var/lib/one

Hi, Some comments inline, On Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 11:28 AM, David Gaillard idr...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, I am discovering OpenNebula and for my first install i have exported /datastores from my NFS server then i have mounted /var/lib/one/datastores on the FE and on the nodes. Everything is

Re: [one-users] about ganglia poll send error.

The problem you have is caused by the value pushed to ganglia. It is bigger that the maximun size. We are working on a patch. Thanks for reporting. http://dev.opennebula.org/issues/1432 On Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 10:27 AM, mario wu iamo...@gmail.com wrote: i forgot post the cause problem string：

[one-users] sunstone auth error

greetings, my system had a filesystem error boot today, and I had to fsck it. It 'repaired' it. when sunstone tries to start now it gives the following: -- Server configuration --

[one-users] disk access via virt-manager

trying to run virt-manager on the FE, I get the following: Error starting domain: internal error process exited while connecting to monitor: qemu: could not open disk image /dev/onevg/bubble_data_001: Permission denied if I: # chown oneadmin:oneadmin /dev/onevg/bubble_data_001 it works, but

Re: [one-users] LDAP Auth

On 8/28/12 11:13 AM, Javier Fontan wrote: Can you use the CLI? $ echo user dn:password /tmp/auth_file $ export ONE_AUTH=/tmp/auth_file $ onevm list Check oned.log if you are not allowed to execute the last command. Hi, Thanks, I did try this. # printenv ONE_AUTH /tmp/auth_file # onevm

Re: [one-users] kvm stack traces with hi I/O load

Well setting the vm.dirty_ratio to such a low number insures that any memory issues you might face will be masked but your core problem will still exist. Keep in mind you should never be having hard crashes on a Linux system with production kernel and drivers unless there is faulty hardware. I