Hi,
You didn't need to delete that host, that error message is just an
attribute, informing you of the last error occurred. But the host was in
the MONITORED state, so it was ready to deploy VMs.
Instead, you could have used the command "onehost update" to edit the
template and delete that ERROR
oh!!! I SEE!!!
Thank you!!!
[oneadmin@server images]$ onehost delete 4
[oneadmin@server images]$ onehost create client1 im_xen vmm_xen tm_shared
ID: 5
[oneadmin@server images]$ onehost list
ID NAME RVM TCPU FCPU ACPU TMEM FMEM AMEM STAT
5 client1 0
2012/3/7 張德勤 :
> But, something is strange.
> When I onehost show 4
> the error message is following...
> ERROR=[
> MESSAGE="Error monitoring host 4 : MONITOR FAILURE 4 Error executing
> xen.rb
> ",
> TIMESTAMP="Wed Mar 7 04:57:55 2012" ]
Take a look at the timestamp ;)
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Giovanni Toraldo
Hello,
First, thank Hector for your reply.
After I set %oneadminALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
It succeed
the status is on!!
But, something is strange.
When I onehost show 4
the error message is following...
[oneadmin@server ~]$ onehost list
ID NAME RVM TCPU FCPU ACPU T
Hello,
And, I tried run the command on client1, it can monitor my client1
self.
But, I must input my password...
Is this reason that my ONE server can't monitor the client1???
yes, it seems that is the problem. Please try adding a NOPASSWD to sudoers
as proposed here:
http://lists.op
Dear all：
I am new in OpenNEbula.
I have two machines, one is server, and the other one is client1.
1. server ：CentOS 6 + Opennebula 3.0.0
2. client1：CentOS 6 + XEN-kernel(2.6.32.56-1.el6xen.x86_64) +XEN
I have a problem about running onehost list but something wrong.
[oneadmin@server ~]$ oneho
