Hi! we are trying Kimchi to setup a small lab environment where different users could easily deploy test vms. Our kimchi installation v2.2.0 [0] works very well: guest creation, network/storage configuration etc.. There is a thing we can't do: Guest creation being users. I already tried to add my test user "banana" to the groups libvirt kvm libvirt-qemu and even root without success (and then I removed the root group from banana). When in "Virtualization" --> "Guests" I click "+ Add a Guest" nothing happens. The hover of the button is: "javascript:void(0);", same thing happens with the buttons "Add a Storage" and "Add a Network". I tried to search for a solution with no luck, is there an option/config to allow a user create the Guests? With the test user "banana" I am able to install a vm via virt-install without issues, the groups which banana is member are: # groups banana banana : banana libvirt kvm libvirt-qemu Thank you Matteo [0]: v2.2.0 for wok, gingerbase and kimchi. On Debian 8.5
Hi Matteo. I could reproduce your problem. Please, open a new issue on [1] and then we can investigate better. Best regards, Paulo. [1] https://github.com/kimchi-project/kimchi/issues/ On Sat, Jul 9, 2016 at 11:17 AM panda <panda@smemory.org> wrote:
Hi! we are trying Kimchi to setup a small lab environment where different users could easily deploy test vms. Our kimchi installation v2.2.0 [0] works very well: guest creation, network/storage configuration etc..
There is a thing we can't do: Guest creation being users. I already tried to add my test user "banana" to the groups libvirt kvm libvirt-qemu and even root without success (and then I removed the root group from banana).
When in "Virtualization" --> "Guests" I click "+ Add a Guest" nothing happens. The hover of the button is: "javascript:void(0);", same thing happens with the buttons "Add a Storage" and "Add a Network".
I tried to search for a solution with no luck, is there an option/config to allow a user create the Guests?
With the test user "banana" I am able to install a vm via virt-install without issues, the groups which banana is member are:
# groups banana banana : banana libvirt kvm libvirt-qemu
Thank you Matteo
[0]: v2.2.0 for wok, gingerbase and kimchi. On Debian 8.5 _______________________________________________ Kimchi-users mailing list Kimchi-users@ovirt.org http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/kimchi-users
-- Paulo Vital
Issue opened [0], thank you very much! Matteo [0] https://github.com/kimchi-project/kimchi/issues/976 On 11/07/16 15:06, Paulo Ricardo Paz Vital wrote:
Hi Matteo.
I could reproduce your problem. Please, open a new issue on [1] and then we can investigate better.
Best regards, Paulo.
[1] https://github.com/kimchi-project/kimchi/issues/
On Sat, Jul 9, 2016 at 11:17 AM panda <panda@smemory.org> wrote:
Hi! we are trying Kimchi to setup a small lab environment where different users could easily deploy test vms. Our kimchi installation v2.2.0 [0] works very well: guest creation, network/storage configuration etc..
There is a thing we can't do: Guest creation being users. I already tried to add my test user "banana" to the groups libvirt kvm libvirt-qemu and even root without success (and then I removed the root group from banana).
When in "Virtualization" --> "Guests" I click "+ Add a Guest" nothing happens. The hover of the button is: "javascript:void(0);", same thing happens with the buttons "Add a Storage" and "Add a Network".
I tried to search for a solution with no luck, is there an option/config to allow a user create the Guests?
With the test user "banana" I am able to install a vm via virt-install without issues, the groups which banana is member are:
# groups banana banana : banana libvirt kvm libvirt-qemu
Thank you Matteo
[0]: v2.2.0 for wok, gingerbase and kimchi. On Debian 8.5 _______________________________________________ Kimchi-users mailing list Kimchi-users@ovirt.org http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/kimchi-users
Hi Matteo, It is working as designed! On Kimchi, only users with root access (sudo ALL) can create virtual machines. Once the virtual machine is created, you can give an normal user access to it by changing the virtual machine permission configuration. For that, go to Edit virtual machine > Permission tab and add users/groups you want to grant access to manage that specific virtual machine. Regards, Aline Manera On 07/11/2016 10:06 AM, Paulo Ricardo Paz Vital wrote:
Hi Matteo.
I could reproduce your problem. Please, open a new issue on [1] and then we can investigate better.
Best regards, Paulo.
[1] https://github.com/kimchi-project/kimchi/issues/
On Sat, Jul 9, 2016 at 11:17 AM panda <panda@smemory.org <mailto:panda@smemory.org>> wrote:
Hi! we are trying Kimchi to setup a small lab environment where different users could easily deploy test vms. Our kimchi installation v2.2.0 [0] works very well: guest creation, network/storage configuration etc..
There is a thing we can't do: Guest creation being users. I already tried to add my test user "banana" to the groups libvirt kvm libvirt-qemu and even root without success (and then I removed the root group from banana).
When in "Virtualization" --> "Guests" I click "+ Add a Guest" nothing happens. The hover of the button is: "javascript:void(0);", same thing happens with the buttons "Add a Storage" and "Add a Network".
I tried to search for a solution with no luck, is there an option/config to allow a user create the Guests?
With the test user "banana" I am able to install a vm via virt-install without issues, the groups which banana is member are:
# groups banana banana : banana libvirt kvm libvirt-qemu
Thank you Matteo
[0]: v2.2.0 for wok, gingerbase and kimchi. On Debian 8.5 _______________________________________________ Kimchi-users mailing list Kimchi-users@ovirt.org <mailto:Kimchi-users@ovirt.org> http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/kimchi-users
-- Paulo Vital
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