if the vm is really down, you whould find this helpful
[root@portal dbscripts]# ./unlock_entity.sh -h
Usage: ./unlock_entity.sh [options] [ENTITIES]
-h - This help text.
-v - Turn on verbosity (WARNING:
lots of output)
-l LOGFILE - The logfile for capturing output (def. )
-s HOST - The database servername for the database (def.
localhost)
-p PORT - The database port for the database (def. 5432)
-u USER - The username for the database (def. engine)
-d DATABASE - The database name (def. engine)
-t TYPE - The object type {vm | template | disk | snapshot}
-r - Recursive, unlocks all disks under the selected
vm/template.
-q - Query db and display a list of the locked entites.
ENTITIES - The list of object names in case of vm/template,
UUIDs in case of a disk
NOTE: This utility access the database and should have the
corresponding credentals.
In case that a password is used to access the database PGPASSWORD
or PGPASSFILE should be set.
Example:
$ PGPASSWORD=xxxxxx ./unlock_entity.sh -t disk -q
[root@portal dbscripts]# pwd
/usr/share/ovirt-engine/dbscripts
[root@portal dbscripts]#
Am 25.08.2015 um 07:33 schrieb Michael Wagenknecht:
Hi all,
how can I mark a VM as shut down when the status of the VM is "?"?
There is no qemu-kvm process for this VM on the node.
But I can't set the node to maintenance mode, because there is a very
important VM running.
Best Regards,
Michael
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