On Wed, Oct 12, 2016 at 11:08 PM, Gianluca Cecchi <gianluca.cecchi(a)gmail.com Ciao Gianluca, Have you compared also the content of the two console.vv files?

----- Original Message ----- This is not related but looks like a bug. Could you please open a bug against user portal with the fact the usb-filter is not filled in user portal? This looks like the most interesting difference. Where do you have your spice proxy defined? I guess on cluster. I have a suspicion that there is a bug that when the user does not have access to the cluster (e.g. basic user) than it can not see the spice proxy. Could you please try to connect to the console from user portal using an admin user and check if the proxy is filled correctly? The strange thing is also that there is no difference between the admin=1 in webadmin vs admin=0 for user portal. So, long story short, are you using the same user to test this from webadmin/userportal? If not, could you please try to connect from user portal with the same user as from webadmin and check if the diff between the two .vv files is smaller? Thanx, Tomas

On Mon, Nov 21, 2016 at 9:26 AM, Tomas Jelinek <tjelinek(a)redhat.com&gt; wrote: Hello, sorry for the late answer. I was busy on other things But I have to fill bug against user portal or web admin portal? Because the situation is this [root@ope46 g.cecchi]# diff console_userportal.vv console_adminportal.vv | grep usb < usb-filter=-1,60186,10000,256,1|-1,1118,245,-1,1|-1,1133,2245,-1,1|-1,1133,2242,5,1|8,-1,-1,-1,1|7,-1,-1,-1,1|-1,-1,-1,-1,0 [root@ope46 g.cecchi]# So it seems the admin portal the one with all "-1"..... What do you mean with "not filled"? Perhaps it is this I don't understand. I have this configured at engine level: [root@ovirt ~]# engine-config -g SpiceProxyDefault SpiceProxyDefault: http://192.168.1.215:3128/ version: general [root@ovirt ~]# I just tried now from a Fedora 24 client and the full difference for the .vv files is this: [root@ope46 g.cecchi]# diff console_userportal.vv console_adminportal.vv 5c5 < password=VykX40qEKrXN --- 16c16 < usb-filter=-1,60186,10000,256,1|-1,1118,245,-1,1|-1,1133,2245,-1,1|-1,1133,2242,5,1|8,-1,-1,-1,1|7,-1,-1,-1,1|-1,-1,-1,-1,0 --- 28c28 < sso-token=Hbb-_gd8Apsw7qdjfjWivONAodYIzyM2zozEpmD2YHZX3m7mgTeu8zlhOnJbHZ-RVA8JkuNc1fSnS-g8JePeGA --- sso-token=EGYM496UMVtAzdukJH8ipN584Hyrfz34QpfAN15DqETtBsZ4n59ptj8LrVpiH8g40qXr0jL9sscaGklPqkMa3w [root@ope46 g.cecchi]# so the proxy line seems populated in both the portals... Initially I got 11 TCP connections to proxy ip After about 18 minutes I see that they are only 4 in ESTABLISHED state, the other ones are CLOSE_WAIT [root@ope46 ~]# netstat -tpn|grep 215:3128 | awk '{print $5" "$6}' | sort | uniq -c ; date 7 192.168.1.215:3128 CLOSE_WAIT 4 192.168.1.215:3128 ESTABLISHED [root@ope46 ~]# And the console still works After about 4 hours [root@ope46 ~]# netstat -tpn|grep 215:3128 | awk '{print $5" "$6}' | sort | uniq -c ; date 2 192.168.1.215:3128 ESTABLISHED remote-viewer app itself seems to work (I can select menu options) bit I have black screen without being able to interact. Also switching to full screen I only have black screen The same with user portal... After 24 minutes [root@ope46 ~]# netstat -tpn|grep 215:3128 | awk '{print $5" "$6}' | sort | uniq -c ; date 9 192.168.1.215:3128 CLOSE_WAIT 2 192.168.1.215:3128 ESTABLISHED and console session hung.... > > < > > sso-token=f5PtHwvwE6erjVBfGpaLeUWmD9iEOeM3OXzAAocXDz4VQ-uYNs > TUt1x9NXohbCalxFUw947sZfzZyvfevTEaBA > > --- > > > sso-token=pFNiF5viL6jiu9FZIdeEsvD74eA2OuPGjzZTFa_IfPoGXFMRkQ > STmrGTB0J5lbTJ6Na_rKkGVMExxUsneLfhzw > > The strange thing is also that there is no difference between the > admin=1 in webadmin vs admin=0 for user portal. > So, long story short, are you using the same user to test this from > webadmin/userportal? > If not, could you please try to connect from user portal with the same > user as from webadmin and check if the > diff between the two .vv files is smaller? Yes, the user was the same. I gave admin PowerUserRole on the VM so to be able to connect as admin also in User Portal.