[Bug 1943847] Re: virsh migrate with LVM volume as disk fails

2021-09-21 Thread Christian Ehrhardt 
On Mon, Sep 20, 2021 at 7:40 PM Krešimir Kovačević <1943...@bugs.launchpad.net> wrote: > > Hi Christian, > > I agree. It works as expected. > As you said it is stated on the man page that images must exist on same > location on destination host. > > It just confused me because migration without

[Bug 1943847] Re: virsh migrate with LVM volume as disk fails

2021-09-20 Thread Krešimir Kovačević
Hi Christian, I agree. It works as expected. As you said it is stated on the man page that images must exist on same location on destination host. It just confused me because migration without image on destination host really works in case of qcow2 image. BR, Krešimir -- You received this

[Bug 1943847] Re: virsh migrate with LVM volume as disk fails

2021-09-20 Thread Christian Ehrhardt 
Hi Krešimir, thanks for the clarifications! To be clear the common setup is to use migration with some kind of shared storage which can be anything from a clusterFS of any kind with image files to a shared FCP infrastructure. Therefore while --copy* can be handy it is not the common case and has

[Bug 1943847] Re: virsh migrate with LVM volume as disk fails

2021-09-17 Thread Krešimir Kovačević
Hi, Sry. I did not post error message in original post. c/p error :D BR, Krešimir -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1943847 Title: virsh migrate with LVM volume as disk fails To

[Bug 1943847] Re: virsh migrate with LVM volume as disk fails

2021-09-17 Thread Krešimir Kovačević
Hi, Attached you can find LVM and VM configurations. I did post error message. It is: "error: internal error: cannot precreate storage for disk type 'block'". ... and some good news: As I described problem occurs when VM has raw disk backed by LVM. In my test case it was

[Bug 1943847] Re: virsh migrate with LVM volume as disk fails

2021-09-16 Thread Christian Ehrhardt 
Hi, there is kind of a minefield of non-supported configuration options around this so we might first need to clarify what exactly you use to get an idea - depending on that we have to then search for a breaking change or fix OR otoh might just report/discuss a feature request upstream. Saying