Hi,
I've been wrestling with getting LDAP authentication work with
opennebula for a while now, the main difficulty being our ldap server
only supports TLS/SSL.
I've been setting the line in /etc/one/ldap/ldap_auth.conf
:auth_method: :simple_tls
like the instructions at
Hi,
I'm currently evaluating using the opennebula 3.2 self service portal
to allow end users to create/start/run their own vms, but I noticed
that at the moment the only way for a new user to create a new virtual
disk image is to upload their own image via their browser.
Currently on the command
Hi,
I have enabled/attempting to use the quota module in opennebula 3.2 on
a RHEL 6 machine which has ruby-1.8.7.352-3.el6.x86_64, and everything
works fine except for when I try to create a new image, It gives me a
permission denied error, with the following error in the log
Mon Jan 23 10:28:54
Hi,
I am currently looking at deploying opennebula 3.2 to my environment,
however, I want to do some patching to the source rpm with some local
changes before rebuilding and deploying.
I've looked everywhere high and low, and I can't seem to find the
SRPMs for opennebula anywhere? Is there an
a bug to me, I'm assuming I should file it at
dev.opennebula.org?
Regards,
Graeme
On Mon, Dec 5, 2011 at 3:36 PM, Graeme Gillies
graeme.r.gill...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I have enabled the quota module on my opennebula 3 installation and
now whenever I try and create a vm image, either from
Hi,
I currently have a vm template in onetemplate that looks like the following
TEMPLATE 0 INFORMATION
ID : 0
NAME : gg-devel
USER : ggillies
GROUP : users
REGISTER TIME : 12/02 14:43:50
PUBLIC : No
TEMPLATE CONTENTS
CPU=1
DISK=[
BUS=virtio,
Hi,
I recently upgraded our opennebula environment to 3.0 and as part of
that move I switched from sqlite to mysql database, forcing me to
basically start again and re-import all our images, vms, templates,
networks etc.
I did most the work as the oneadmin user, for example, importing all
users
Hi,
I have enabled the quota module on my opennebula 3 installation and
now whenever I try and create a vm image, either from a template or
file from disk, I get the quota module denying me. I have checked the
quota limits for the user are ok. Running the command from the
oned.log with ruby debug
Hi,
I am currently evaluating Opennebula 3.0 for use within our
organization, and one of our security requirements is that all our
systems use Kerberos authentication where possible.
I my current deployment scenario, users will be interacting with
opennebula via sunstone. I see that currently