Re: [one-users] help: with 8021q driver, network configuration won't work after host reboot

Hi, you are right. I've created a ticket to solve this for the next release: http://dev.opennebula.org/issues/1676 cheers, Jaime On Fri, Nov 30, 2012 at 7:56 AM, 于长江 yu...@neusoft.com wrote: ** As i said, with 8021q driver, network configuration won't work after host reboot. Does One

[one-users] Using sunstone for ec2 resource (Amazon)

HI, Is this possible to manage EC2 resource (for e.g. Amazon ) from Suntstone ? This can be call via global Admin's Secure-API/KEY but I would like to manage quota from sunstone to individual users - just like we do to core Opennebula - any hint ? Zeeshan

Re: [one-users] iSCSI recipe

Hi Yes the pre-post scripts are those of the system datastore. In fact, you are dealing with disk images inside the system datastore. I agree this can be misleading, but think that in general you may have images from different datastores that may need different things. So the pre-post scripts

Re: [one-users] failed to attached disk in KVM

I think I was wrong with DRIVER=raw. The correct driver should be file. Ca you try again with that type? Can you also send me the disk.x.attach file generated if it still gives you trouble? On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 6:55 PM, jd daniel ch juni...@gmail.com wrote: Hello Javier, I followed your

Re: [one-users] help: with 8021q driver, network configuration won't work, after host reboot (???)

In such case you must know beforehand all VLANs, set them up and create the necessary bridges. Be careful to put the same configuration on OpenNebula and in the host, as it may lead to having a VMs tied to a different bridge. On 03/12/12 03:28, 于长江 wrote: Thank you for your answer, I know this

Re: [one-users] How do you update the range of a *ranged* network?

Hi Tim Yes currently ranged networks do not support upgrading the range. Basically we'll need to check that the new range is compatible with the old one, so the IPs currently leased in the network are still valid. However you can use fixed networks. For a fixed network you can freely add or

[one-users] FYI - SUSE repositories moved

Hi, For all those using the SUSE (openSUSE and SLE) repositories please be advised that the repositories moved as part of a bit of re-organization of projects in the openSUSE Build Service. The new location is: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/Cloud:/OpenNebula/ Enjoy, and remember

[one-users] New Quick Start guide: Build a cloud based on VMware ESX with a CentOS front-end

Dear users, In the last month we’ve been preparing a set of sandboxes, aimed to lower the barrier for people willing to try out OpenNebula. In order to complement this, we’ve just published a new quick start guide describing the steps needed to set-up a pilot cloud in as little time as possible.

Re: [one-users] New Quick Start guide: Build a cloud based on VMware ESX with a CentOS front-end

Dear users, We thought it will be good to state the relevant links ;) * the QuickStart guide for building a cloud based on VMware hypervisors with a CentOS front-end: http://opennebula.org/cloud:vmware_centos * the Try out section of our web page: http://opennebula.org/cloud:tryout

[one-users] CentOS + OpenNebula feedback

Dear all, OpenNebula is in its way to be included in the official CentOS repos. The packages are already in the 'testing' repo, and we need some feedback to move them to the official repos. To make it more fun for everybody we will send an OpenNebula T-Shirt and some stickers to the 10 best

Re: [one-users] CentOS + OpenNebula feedback

Hi Jaime Excellent news! Good, I see you created a separate opennebula-ruby package! In the past we had to manually extract the opennebula gems from the opennebula .rpm. I am using a separate OpenNebula Sunstone frontend. I followed the instructions to set up the Repo in the Quickstart guide

Re: [one-users] CentOS + OpenNebula feedback

Hi Simon, good catch. Working on that right away so you can continue testing! cheers, Jaime On Mon, Dec 3, 2012 at 8:00 PM, Simon Boulet si...@nostalgeek.com wrote: Hi Jaime Excellent news! Good, I see you created a separate opennebula-ruby package! In the past we had to manually

Re: [one-users] CentOS + OpenNebula feedback

Ah, the group does not exist error was caused by the oneadmin user I had in my /etc/passwd (from a previous installation) which didn't have a GID of 9869. I deleted the oneadmin user and reinstalled the package successfully, and I see the Opennebula RPM has created a oneadmin user with a GID of

Re: [one-users] CentOS + OpenNebula feedback

On Mon, Dec 3, 2012 at 2:32 PM, Jaime Melis jme...@opennebula.org wrote: What was the error you had with /var/log/one? Are you sure you don't prefer we submit bugs for longer issues / further investigation? Permission problem, related to the previous oneadmin user I had. My /var/log/one as

Re: [one-users] Info noVNC

Hello, Indeed the 'vnc' did the trick and the icon is now clickable, but when clicking the web interface shows : Server disconnected (code: 1006) Help ! :p Cheers Cyrille Jeudi 29/11/2012 à 12:05 Carlos Martín Sánchez a écrit: Hi, You need to set the graphics type to the downcase string vnc.

Re: [one-users] CentOS + OpenNebula feedback

Hi Simon, I think doing a chown -R is a bit aggresive. It could break existing NFS exports, etc.. I think the proper behaviour should be to use the existing oneadmin uid/gid without complaining. On Mon, Dec 3, 2012 at 8:37 PM, Simon Boulet si...@nostalgeek.com wrote: Perhaps when installing

[one-users] Second System Datastore

Hello, For my small cloud, i need to introduce a second storage, that basically just exports a NFS share that will be mounted in the hosts. Right now I have a storage that also export a NFS share, that's used by the default system datastore (0) and also the 1 datastore where all my images are

Re: [one-users] CentOS + OpenNebula feedback

Hi, the new packages are available. Do 'yum clean' to refresh the repo. cheers, Jaime On Mon, Dec 3, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Jaime Melis jme...@opennebula.org wrote: Hi Simon, I think doing a chown -R is a bit aggresive. It could break existing NFS exports, etc.. I think the proper behaviour

Re: [one-users] Info noVNC

Hi, Take a look to sunstone-server.log, there should be a line about starting the web proxy: : Starting VNC proxy: python /home/cloud/one/share/websockify/websockify --target-config=/home/ruben/Virtual/one/var/sunstone_vnc_tokens 29876 You can try to execute the line directly in the shell...

[one-users] Ruby questions

Hi, I am having some issues keeping track of/maintaining the Ruby dependencies. Is there a list of Ruby dependencies for all the OpenNebula components? Thanks, Robert -- Robert Schweikert MAY THE SOURCE BE WITH YOU SUSE-IBM Software Integration Center

Re: [one-users] Info noVNC

Hello Ruben, My arms just felt from my shoulders... I tried your command indeed, and it worked. I tried it as oneadmin and it worked. I tried to restart sunstone-server, and now it works... It's incredible ! :) Thanks a lot. Cyrille Lundi 03/12/2012 à 22:36 Ruben S. Montero a écrit: Hi,

[one-users] Info on Partition and volatile disks

Dear mailing list, I always have some topics to make your brain run as fast as light :) : - I have a base image of 3Gb of Ubuntu Server - Depending on the request I add a volatile disk of 15 / 50 / 150 Gb (this to avoid copying 150G each time I deploy a VM) But since the root partition is 3G

Re: [one-users] Info noVNC

Ok that's great ! :) Thanks a lot Ruben, I think that the documentation could embed some example for this attribute (just add a e.g : KEYMAP=fr for FR keyboard etc... Otherwise it's not really talkative. Cheers CyrilleImagination is more important than Knowledge Albert Einstein Lundi

Re: [one-users] Info on Partition and volatile disks

Hi Cyrille, Try taking a look at UnionFS: http://unionfs.filesystems.org/ It can be mounted overtop of the root filesystem giving you access to the files in the filesystem beneath, while changes are recorded in the unionfs filesystem. An example using a compressed squashfs image as the root