12:25 p.m.
When oVirt creates a storage domain , it assigns an unique id (in the engine DB) and a
single directory, named as the uuid , is created there.
As you lost the dir, your storage domain is gone but as it's an iso domain - it
shouldn't be critical.
I see 2 approaches on fixing the broken storage domain:
- log to engine, switch to postgresql and start searching in the DB for the uuid.
Then create the share, create the dir inside and then oVirt should be happy.
Yet it will start complaining for the ISOs that are also missing (and also unique uuids)
- Another approach is to try to remove the ISO domain. Have you tried to set the domain in
maintenance first and then to remove it ?
Check your VMs , if any has an ISO attached to it.
Also, you can upload an ISO to a data domain and use that to install VMs.
Best Regards,
Strahil Nikolov
На 13 август 2020 г. 22:21:10 GMT+03:00, "bob.franzke--- via Users"
<users(a)ovirt.org> написа:
>Hi All,
>
>Late last year I had a disk issue with my Ovirt Manager Server that
>required I rebuild it and restored from backups. While this worked
>mostly, one thing that did not get put back correctly was the physical
>storage location of an ISO domain on the manager server. I believe this
>was previously set up as an NFS share being hosted on the Manager
>Server itself. The physical disk path and filesystem were not
>re-created on the manager server's local disk. So after the restore,
>the ISO domain shows up in the Ovirt Admin portal but shows the as
>down, and inactive. If I go into the domain, the 'Manage Domain' and
>'Remove' buttons are not available. The only option I have for this is
>'Destroy'. I right now have no ability to do things like boot a VM from
>a CD and am assuming its because the ISO domain that the images for
>this would be stored on is not available. How can I recreate this ISO
>domains to be able to upload ISO images that VM machines can boot
>from.The original path on the manager server was /gluster:
>
>sdc 8:32 0 278.9G
> 0 disk
>├─sdc1 8:33 0 1G
> 0 part /boot
>└─sdc2 8:34 0 277.9G
> 0 part
>├─centos_mydesktop-root 253:0 0 50G
>0 lvm /
>├─centos_mydesktop-swap 253:1 0 23.6G
>0 lvm [SWAP]
>├─centos_mydesktop-home 253:2 0 25G
>0 lvm /home
>└─centos_mydesktop-gluster 253:3 0 179.3G
>0 lvm /gluster
>
>The current layout is now:
>
>└─sda3
> 8:3 0 277.7G 0 part
>├─centos-root
> 253:0 0 50G 0 lvm /
>├─centos-swap
> 253:1 0 4G 0 lvm [SWAP]
>└─centos-home
> 253:2 0 223.7G 0 lvm /home
>
>Can I just create a new filesystem here, destroy the old ISO domain,
>and add a new one using the new path? I am a total Ovirt Noob so would
>appreciate any help here. Thanks.
>
>Bob
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