8:43 a.m.
I am having an issue. I am building a test case and one step involves adding a network to
a NIC object. When I perform this step in the UI by navigating from Hosts ->
hostToAttachNetwork -> Network Interfaces -> Setup Host Networks . And I drag the
required network to NIC object and press ok, after the operation is complete, an event log
is registered in the engine.log containing this text: "Network changes were saved on
host"
When I perform the same step in the automated test case, using the following code:
hostService.setupNetworks().modifiedNetworkAttachments(
networkAttachment()
.network(
network()
.id(netToAdd.id())
.name(netToAdd.name())
)
.hostNic(
hostNic()
.id(hsNicId)
))
.send();
The operation is performed correctly, the network is attached to the appropriate NIC, but
there is no log registered in the engine.log.
I am wondering is there a better way to perform the above task that will register an event
in the log file. Or is it possible that this a bug in the SDK?
Thanks
1:30 a.m.
New subject: No engine logs when adding a Network to a host NIC using SDK
On Mon, Nov 18, 2019 at 3:44 PM Jamie Holohan <james.holohan(a)oracle.com>
wrote:
I am having an issue. I am building a test case and one step
involves
adding a network to a NIC object. When I perform this step in the UI by
navigating from Hosts -> hostToAttachNetwork -> Network Interfaces -> Setup
Host Networks . And I drag the required network to NIC object and press ok,
after the operation is complete, an event log is registered in the
engine.log containing this text: "Network changes were saved on host"
When I perform the same step in the automated test case, using the
following code:
hostService.setupNetworks().modifiedNetworkAttachments(
networkAttachment()
.network(
network()
.id(netToAdd.id())
.name(netToAdd.name())
)
.hostNic(
hostNic()
.id(hsNicId)
))
.send();
The operation is performed correctly, the network is attached to the
appropriate NIC, but there is no log registered in the engine.log.
I am wondering is there a better way to perform the above task that will
register an event in the log file. Or is it possible that this a bug in the
SDK?
This would be a bug in Engine.
Can you please re-check the engine.log and check also the related vdsm.log
and supervdsm.log for traces of this action?
Thanks
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3:51 a.m.
New subject: No engine logs when adding a Network to a host NIC using SDK
Il giorno mer 20 nov 2019 alle ore 08:35 Dominik Holler <dholler(a)redhat.com>
ha scritto:
On Mon, Nov 18, 2019 at 3:44 PM Jamie Holohan <james.holohan(a)oracle.com>
wrote:
> I am having an issue. I am building a test case and one step involves
> adding a network to a NIC object. When I perform this step in the UI by
> navigating from Hosts -> hostToAttachNetwork -> Network Interfaces -> Setup
> Host Networks . And I drag the required network to NIC object and press ok,
> after the operation is complete, an event log is registered in the
> engine.log containing this text: "Network changes were saved on host"
>
> When I perform the same step in the automated test case, using the
> following code:
>
> hostService.setupNetworks().modifiedNetworkAttachments(
> networkAttachment()
> .network(
> network()
> .id(netToAdd.id())
> .name(netToAdd.name())
> )
> .hostNic(
> hostNic()
> .id(hsNicId)
> ))
> .send();
>
> The operation is performed correctly, the network is attached to the
> appropriate NIC, but there is no log registered in the engine.log.
>
> I am wondering is there a better way to perform the above task that will
> register an event in the log file. Or is it possible that this a bug in the
> SDK?
>
>
This would be a bug in Engine.
Can you please re-check the engine.log and check also the related vdsm.log
and supervdsm.log for traces of this action?
Jamie any update?
> Thanks
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