On 02/16/2016 05:51 PM, Marcelo Leandro wrote:
Hello Greg,
I not see disk image at the storage:
[root@srv-qemu01 ~]# cd
/rhev/data-center/77e24b20-9d21-4952-a089-3c5c592b4e6d/c2dc0101-748e-4a7b-9913-47993eaa52bd/images/b7a27d0c-57cc-490e-a3f8-b4981310a9b0/
[root@srv-qemu01 b7a27d0c-57cc-490e-a3f8-b4981310a9b0]# ls
2e59f7f2-9e30-460e-836a-5e0d3d625059
But in DB i see :
SELECT imagestatus,storage_pool_id, storage_domain_id, image_group_id,
image_guid, parentid FROM
storage_domains,image_storage_domain_map,images,vm_static,vm_device
WHERE image_storage_domain_map.image_id = images.image_guid AND
storage_domains.id = image_storage_domain_map.storage_domain_id AND
vm_static.vm_guid = vm_device.vm_id AND images.image_group_id =
vm_device.device_id AND vm_device.device = 'disk' AND
vm_static.vm_name = 'Servidor-Cliente';
imagestatus | storage_pool_id |
storage_domain_id | image_group_id |
image_guid | parentid
-------------+--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+--------------------------------------+-----------------------
---------------
1 | 77e24b20-9d21-4952-a089-3c5c592b4e6d |
c2dc0101-748e-4a7b-9913-47993eaa52bd |
b7a27d0c-57cc-490e-a3f8-b4981310a9b0 |
| 2e59f7f2-9e30-460e-836
a-5e0d3d625059
4 | 77e24b20-9d21-4952-a089-3c5c592b4e6d |
c2dc0101-748e-4a7b-9913-47993eaa52bd |
b7a27d0c-57cc-490e-a3f8-b4981310a9b0 |
2e59f7f2-9e30-460e-836a-5e0d3d625059 | 00000000-0000-0000-000
0-000000000000
in this case I have that update the imagem with you describe?
"""Arguments in your case would be the VM name, snapshot name, and the
UUID of the image that is missing from your storage. (You may need to
manually mark the image as illegal first, [2]). ""
Thanks.
I believe it would still be prudent to verify that image
7f8bb099-9a18-4e89-bf48-57e56e5770d2 is supposed to be missing, by running
the disk info tool from:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1306741.
Once we verify that it's ok to remove the image, then I'd proceed to clean
up the db records via the image cleanup sql script.
Thanks,
Greg