HI Eli,
In the UI, got to Admin -- Volumes select desired volume.
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Then click the drop down for the volume and pick “Update Volume Status”.
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You can then change the stats to anything you like.
This is usually is related to mis-configuration on the backend driver. For
example, if you create a volume, shutdown the driver to change some
configuration, the backend driver can get confused while trying to delete
the volume or even can't be able to locate the volume in the storage array.
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Also important to note, you should check the 'provider_location' column for
the volumes in error_deleting, otherwise you may have the space potentially
allocated on the backend, but cinder thinking it's deleted.
I also like to update 'deleted_at' to NOW
On Mon, Jan 5, 2015 at 10:41 AM, Erlon Cruz
hi all,
how to delete a cinder volume which is in error_deleting status ?
I don't find force delete options in 'cinder delete', then how we fix
it if we got such situation ?
[tagett@stack-01 devstack]$ cinder list
在 2015年01月05日 13:10, Asselin, Ramy 写道:
Before getting into the database, try the cinder reset-state command.
It’s available in the horizon ui starting in Juno.
Otherwise use the command line [1].
Ramy
[1]
http://docs.openstack.org/cli-reference/content/cinderclient_commands.html
Hi
在 2015年01月05日 13:31, Eli Qiao 写道:
在 2015年01月05日 13:10, Asselin, Ramy 写道:
Before getting into the database, try the cinder reset-state command.
It’s available in the horizon ui starting in Juno.
Otherwise use the command line [1].
hi Asselin, appreciate it, sorry for reply to wrong
在 2015年01月05日 13:02, Punith S 写道:
Hi Eli,
you have to log-in to MySQL cinder database , and try deleting the
required volume from the volumes table using the id.
if it fails due to foreign key constraints in volume metadata table,
try deleting the corresponding volume metadata and then try
Hi Eli,
you have to log-in to MySQL cinder database , and try deleting the required
volume from the volumes table using the id.
if it fails due to foreign key constraints in volume metadata table, try
deleting the corresponding volume metadata and then try to delete the
required volume row.
Before getting into the database, try the cinder reset-state command. It’s
available in the horizon ui starting in Juno.
Otherwise use the command line [1].
Ramy
[1] http://docs.openstack.org/cli-reference/content/cinderclient_commands.html
From: Punith S [mailto:punit...@cloudbyte.com]
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