[ovirt-users] Auto-SOLVED, but read anyway : Invalid status on Data Center. Setting status to Non Responsive.

[Bob Doolittle]

This bit me as well (for Fedora, however).

There are a whole bunch of ovirt-release variants lying around in 
various parts of the repository that should be cleaned up as they are 
merely "attractive nuisances" 
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attractive_nuisance_doctrine).

Particularly since the Fedora link (at least) in the Quick Start guide 
is invalid, so it tempts people to look around and use what they find 
that looks plausible to somebody who doesn't know any better :)

It would be helpful if somebody would:
1. Clean up the hazardous versions of ovirt-release scattered throughout
2. Fix the Quick Start Guide links to point someplace useful for 
ovirt-release

Thanks,
     Bob

On 05/14/2014 10:33 AM, Nicolas Ecarnot wrote:
> Le 14/05/2014 15:36, Giorgio Bersano a écrit :
>>> Following the URL above and the BZ opened by the user
>>> (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1072900), I see this 
>>> has been
>>> corrected in 3.4.1. What gives a perfectly connected NFS export 
>>> domain, but
>>> empty?
>>
>> Hi,
>> sorry for jumping late on an old thread, I'm the one reporting that bug.
>> I have two things to say:
>> - taking advantage of a rare opportunity to turn off my production
>> cluster I put it back in that critical situation and I can confirm
>> that with oVirt 3.4.1 the problem has been solved.
>>
>>> PS : I see no 3.4.1 update on CentOS repo.
>>
>> - me too, until I installed ovirt-release34.rpm (see
>> http://www.ovirt.org/OVirt_3.4.1_release_notes ). All went smooth
>> after that.
>>
>> Best Regards,
>> Giorgio.
>
> Thank you Giorgio for taking the time to reply on this.
>
> In the end, I understand I have to upgrade, and I will.
>
> To the whole team :
> Looking at the rpm installed on my two oVirt setups, I see that the 
> installed packages are :
>
> ovirt-release-el6-8-1.noarch (on CentOS 6.4)
> and
> ovirt-release-el6-10.0.1-3.noarch (on CentOS 6.5)
>
> The OS are CentOS
> A "yum search" is showing me that ovirt-release.noarch is available.
> How do these packages differ?
> Can I install the ovirt-release.noarch instead of the packages above?
> Are they aliases?
>