@olivierlambert said: Is there anything between your XO and the pool master, like NAT, a firewall or a VPN? No, XO is running on master (twinstor) Both hosts connected to the same switch the remote is 2 swithes away same switches as my "production" pool @olivierlambert said: Does it fail every run, or intermittently? Only run scheduled once, manually once. I will increase the schedule to more than once a day More answers to come later.

@pedro_udifar that is strange that we have exactly the same error, even though we should have added 28 bytes I pushed a little debug that will log additional lines in journalctl 'will output stream ', 'stream is encrypted' and 'stream is updated ' Can you update your branch, rebuild, rerun the transfer and post the log ( with the attached values ) ? regards

@olivierlambert Thanks for the response, much appreciated. I'm getting ready to file a bug report, as I noticed this morning that this issue is now causing a VDI-IN-USE error; preventing me from starting a VM. Fortunately, that VM isn't critical, so I want to report it and help with the troubleshooting that will lead to a fix before it spreads.

@dvdwx said: Hi Anyone already tried to review why Users with User permission cannot have the topology menu to edit on their Self-Service resource page? the have admin permission on their self service resource set but cannot edit this setting: [image: 1783021889506-620b892c-4c04-47ca-8425-064dbceee3e8-image.jpeg] [image: 1783021936003-28d03549-b715-44b6-966f-5d4a5a905825-image.jpeg] If i log with and full admin account on Xen Orchestra it can be edited: [image: 1783022030501-b4af0d96-e6c9-4aec-bd23-5b0869b9b31a-image.jpeg] We are using an HA Pool with 2 hosts to LAB for our NOC/SOC team. I already tried to create an ACL with user/tag/group with advanced permission but it release a full permission on the pool and it cannot be delivered to the team. if anyone know a workaround to fix it.. I appreciate that. As RBAC ACL is implemented for Xen Orchestra 6 you’ll likely find this more possible than currently on Xen Orchestra 5.

Actually after latest XO update I also started to see "body timeout error". Interestingly on my metadata backup job.

Is there anything mentioned in the motherboard or service manuals, about where if one PCIe slot is occupied another is running at reduced speed when occupied? Something like this is in the manual for a Gigabyte B450 Aorus Elite (Rev 1.0) motherboard, for example. Can be in yours, somewhere written on one of its pages.

PRs upstream are in review