Re: secure hosts communications

Hi Rohit, I think I've found the problem: following the configuration instructions of the agent, we are told to only modify the file /etc/libvirt/libvirtd.conf for the ubuntu 16.04 system, and so I did. I tried to change the parameter libvirtd_opts = "-l" in the file / etc / default / libvirt

Re: secure hosts communications

Cheers Ugo, yes that was the fix. It's clearly mentioned in our docs : http://docs.cloudstack.apache.org/en/4.11.2.0/installguide/hypervisor/kvm.html#install-and-configure-libvirt - Rohit From: Ugo Vasi Sent: Friday, February

Re: secure hosts communications

Hi Rohit, to tell the truth, from what I see in the documentation, it is said "On Ubuntu 16.04: just modify /etc/init/libvirt-bin.conf" so I don't touch the file "/etc/default/libvirt-bin"... the strange thing is that (in my case) libvirt does not consider the parameter libvirtd_opts set in "/

Re: Keeping snapshot when volume and instance is deleted

Hi Ip, Which version of CloudStack are you using? I just did a check in 4.11.2 with KVM - and volume snapshots remain after deletion of the VM instance / volume, so it seems it already does what you want? Regards, Dag Sonstebo Cloud Architect ShapeBlue On 01/02/2019, 03:15, "Cloud List" wr

RE: Snapshots on KVM corrupting disk images

Hello, We are using NFS storage. It is actually native NFS mounts on a NetApp storage system. We haven't seen those log entries, but we also don't always know when a VM gets corrupted... When we finally get a call that a VM is having issues, we've found that it was corrupted a while ago. -

RE: Snapshots on KVM corrupting disk images

Sounds good, I think something needs to be done. Very scary that users can corrupt their VMs if they are doing volume snapshots -Original Message- From: Ivan Kudryavtsev [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, January 27, 2019 7:29 PM To: users ; cloudstack-fan Cc: dev Subje

Re: Snapshots on KVM corrupting disk images

Yes, only after the VM shutdown, the image is corrupted. пт, 1 февр. 2019 г., 15:01 Sean Lair [email protected]: > Hello, > > We are using NFS storage. It is actually native NFS mounts on a NetApp > storage system. We haven't seen those log entries, but we also don't > always know when a VM