Il 22/Lug/2016 17:10, "Logan Kuhn" <log...@wolfram.com> ha scritto: > > Thank you! > > That does do some interesting things, but doesn't appear to work. > > I've added a new storage domain, merged the differences in the metadata file back to the old one and powered it up. When I start up the nodes they endlessly report: VDSM ovirt-reqa1 command failed: (-226, 'Unable to read resource owners', 'Sanlock exception') > > I tried reinstalling one of them and the error message continues. At least for now I've restored the old config and the error is gone. > > Regards, > Logan >
Logan, do you mind to write a testcase in ovirt.org website for the disaster recovery test you are doing? Milan, if Logan write it, can you please review it? > ----- On Jul 22, 2016, at 3:06 AM, Milan Zamazal mzama...@redhat.com wrote: > > | Logan Kuhn <log...@wolfram.com> writes: > | > |> Am I correct in the assumption that importing a previously master data domain > |> into a fresh engine without a current master domain is supported? > | > | It's supported only in case the master domain was previously correctly > | detached from the data center. > | > | In case of an unexpected complete disaster, when a fresh engine is > | installed and used, it's still possible to recover the master domain in > | theory. You must find `metadata' file in the master domain and edit it > | for the new engine. It's completely unsupported and it may or may not > | work. We don't have guidelines how to do it, but you may try to create > | a new master domain, then detach it and compare the two metadata files. > _______________________________________________ > Users mailing list > Users@ovirt.org > http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/users
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