Xen Orchestra - a web solution for XenServer
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Yep.
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Due to problem with XAPI and metadata import, I decided it's more safe to write ourselve a solution to avoid use of those metadata. XAPI team told me that the code around this is not in a good shape...
So postponed for Monday. Sorry guys, there is some stuff we can't guess before we got trouble inside XAPI ^^
edit: at least our QA pass is useful ^^
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Maybe time to update XAPI
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@mlnews Problem is also in next XenServer version. So we'll have better luck to write our own solution/workaround for this!
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@olivier question for you.
I Migrated a VM from a shit-box XenServer, and it's running on the other host, but Xen Orchestra doesn't see this VM on the Host.
Any ideas?
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So here is a system that I've been running with the Continuous Backup functionality.
Which I scheduled to run every 5 minutes. I would say it works unless the fulls in the 3rd picture should be completely gone.
I know the first picture says, "every hour on the hour" it's simply because I changed the frequency in which the backup runs.
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I think because it was a previous delta job, it didn't modified some old files (I'm not certain of the behavior when changing in the middle of a previous delta job, I didn't personally coded this part ^^)
So is it still working or not?
If not, delete the old backup files, it will re-create the right things accordingly.
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@olivier I'll purge them and have them run every hour.
Will post some new picture tomorrow from home.
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Oh but that was a new backup job that I had built (completely new XO Server as well) so not sure that makes sense.
Maybe it's not compiled right.
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Anyways a new job is scheduled to run in 30 minutes, and then every hour on the hour.
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If it's a new job, you shouldn't have multiple copies of a full VHD. Check your build!
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@olivier Is there somewhere specific I should be looking at to see if I'm "current" ?
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@DustinB3403 your branch (
git branchshould be next-release), then be sure you get the latest commit withgit log(Merge pull request #200).npm ialso to be sure you have every dependencies (and it will also build) -
git branch = next release (confirmed)
git log (lots of information, gonna read that later....
)sudo npm i (is running now)
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Just the first line will give you the last commit message, be sure it's my merge of a pull request 200.
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That is what I have..
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You forgot to
git pullto get last changes
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git pull
On the right pull (now)
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Better! So
npm inowedit : and restart
xo-server. Now got you the Continuous Delta -
