Hi Davide,
Any luck with this?
Regards,
-Tino
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Hi Davide,
You need to rename datastore1 to just 1 in the ESX.
Also, please update datastore 0 and 1 BASE_PATH in OpenNebula to
/vmfs/volumes:
$ onedatastore update 0
SHARED=YES
TM_MAD=vmfs
TYPE=SYSTEM_DS
BASE_PATH=/vmfs/volumes
$ onedatastore update 1
TM_MAD=vmfs
DS_MAD=vmfs
Hi Davide,
I think I got confused by this sentence:
opennebula tries to write on /vmfs/volumes/1 instead that
/vmfs/volumes/datastore1
If you have datastore 1 mounted on the ESX, then you should already
have /vmfs/volumes/1 in the ESX, and it is OK for OpenNebula to write
on it.
Regards,
Hi Davide,
Apologies, my mistake. Updating the BASE_PATH of a datastore is still
not possible, but will in 4.6 [1]. To correctly use datastore 0 and 1,
you need to set the following in oned.conf:
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DATASTORE_LOCATION = /vmfs/volumes
DATASTORE_BASE_PATH = /vmfs/volumes
Otherwise, DS 0
Hi,
The existing DS 1 can be left unused. To change the BASE_PATH you will
need to directly change the DB.
If you do not have too many resources in OpenNebula, you can stop ONE,
wipe the DB (/var/lib/one/one.db) and start ONE again. Both 0 and
1 datastores will be recreated with the right
I sent earlier the same email without subject, I apologize for that, I am
resending the same one with a subject now.
I have a problem downloading images from marketplace and I think it is due
to the fact that openebula cannot interface with esxi.
I use opennebula 4.4 and esxi5.1 (fresh install)
