XCP-ng 8.3 updates announcements and testing
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@rzr
No issues to report initially other then nslookup still an issue.openssl_link.c:132: INSIST(dst__memory_pool != ((void *)0)) failed, back traceYes I looked at it, it looks like it's a design isssue that was fixed in later version of bind.
In details If I understand correctly this patched version of nslookup is facing a SIGARBT caused by an assert on previously cleanup resources (dst__memory_pool) which is unexpected in finishing part of the openssl thread (dst__openssl_destroy).
This bind patched version (where ssl support is in progress) is also known to have memory leaks, but those are resolved in later version, so until we catch up you'll probably have to live with this little annoyance on process exit unless we find (and validate) a better fix.
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@rzr Installed and running. Not expecting any issues because I'm not using SMB/CIFS, ice card, or CPU with affected microcode.
Rolling pool reboot failed me again... This time it got stuck evacuating a host with no VMs.
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@rzr Installed on my usual lab pool. No immediate issues seen.
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@Andrew I have the RPU failing most of the time now also. I have reported and opened a ticket. No solution so far. It's a hit and miss and beginning to be a PITA.
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@manilx yup, same here
we evacuate & roll patch manually because RPU is inconsistent in achieving a full pool update nowadaysmaximum hosts in pools are 3, so it is still easy to process manually
thoses with 5-6+ hosts must be more painful -
That would be interesting to group your findings/issues on RPU in a dedicated topic, because I don't think the logic changed recently
So it's an interesting investigation to make. -
@rzr
Seems to be working well on my test systems as well. -
update to latest test patches on 2nd pool. no issue. LACP worked, started UB26 VM on host 4 and live migrated to host 3.
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@rzr Installed those security update candidates in my XCP-ng test environment.
So far no issues whatsoever. Basic operations all work. VMs running etc.
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