Hi!
Ah, sorry, I should have been more precise in my qestion. Osinfo was somehow damaget on
our side, I'm sure.
I mean the UI problem. This one:
> The problem actually looks somewhat related to UI. I've tried to _not_ change
anything on "Edit Cluster" dialogue window and just pressed "OK" and
still got the "Error while executing action: Cannot disable gluster service on the
cluster as it contains volumes" response.
> By looking on UI I see that "Enable Gluster Service" checkbox is empty and
is grayed out. Looks like UI "thinks" that Glusterfs is disabled and when I hit
"OK" it tries to apply this as a change.
>
> I've checked engine-config:
>
> [root@he ~]# engine-config -g AllowClusterWithVirtGlusterEnabled
> Picked up JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS: -Dcom.redhat.fips=false
> AllowClusterWithVirtGlusterEnabled: true version: general
>
> It is "True". And it is protected. I was unable to set it to
"False" - just tried out of curiosity.
>
> Next I've opened Web Developer Tools in my browser, found '<input
type="checkbox" value="on"
id="ClusterPopupView_enableGlusterService" tabindex="17"
disabled="" style="vertical-align: top;">' and removed the word
'disabled'. I've checked this checkbox and tried hitting "OK".
>
> This time the dialog worked and after reopening it I see the checkbox grayed out but
now it is checked. oVirt works, nothing is changed or ruined. But one more observation:
this checkbox stays checked till Hosted Engine reboot. After a reboot it is unchecked
again.