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    XCP-ng 8.3 updates announcements and testing

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    • acebmxerA
      acebmxer @flakpyro
      last edited by acebmxer

      @flakpyro

      Same i am continuing to have backup issues.. multiple reboots, disabled NBD backup getting stuck.

      Is this the correct procedure to downgrade from the updates?

      yum history list | head -n 6
      yum history undo <ID> --enablerepo=xcp-ng-testing
      reboot
      rpm -q xapi-core blktap xen-hypervisor sm
      

      Or do you advise doing - yum downgrade blktap-3.55.5-11.3.xcpng8.3 to just downgrade the blktap?

      Edit - Actually looks like diabling NBD might have worked... I thought backup was still runing.. no the full backup completed this time and a scheduled delta job is running.... NBD is enabled on the delta job.

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        flakpyro @acebmxer
        last edited by

        @acebmxer

        I was able to revert by running

         yum history list
        

        Finding the transaction from todays updates then running

         yum history undo <id>
        

        I did this on both pools, doing the slaves first then the master. (Reverse order of updating) and so far everything is back to normal.

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          flakpyro @acebmxer
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          @acebmxer I was able to run successfully one time after multiple failures. I don't think its consistently reliable. Interesting that disabling NBD helped though. I didn't try that before reverting.

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          • rzrR
            rzr Vates 🪐 XCP-ng Team @acebmxer
            last edited by rzr

            @acebmxer said:
            (...)
            yum history undo <ID> --enablerepo=xcp-ng-testing
            (...)

            Your're lucky ! this is a risky operation we don't recommend to downgrade because some packages like xapi are not handling this properly, prefer other workarounds if there are any (like disabling nbd until @storage team suggest a better option)

            Let me thank you again @flakpyro for this regression report it is very valuable to us,

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              Andrew Top contributor @lmolina
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              @lmolina Updates ran fine, but I'm having CR backup problems too... Mostly ran fine, but I now have 3 stuck with VBD.unplug_force. I can't get them to clear. I'll have to try harder before I revert updates.

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                flakpyro @rzr
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                @rzr I was worried about this because of XAPI. Luckily i have a host thats not currently running any VMs so i tried it there first hoping it was a small enough change that i could get away with it. Good to know i could have just disabled NBD for now though!

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                • acebmxerA
                  acebmxer @rzr
                  last edited by

                  @rzr said:

                  @acebmxer said:
                  (...)
                  yum history undo <ID> --enablerepo=xcp-ng-testing
                  (...)

                  Your're lucky ! this is a risky operation we don't recommend to downgrade because some packages like xapi are not handling this properly, prefer other workarounds if there are any (like disabling nbd until @storage team suggest a better option)

                  Let me thank you again @flakpyro for this regression report it is very valuable to us,

                  I didn't run the commands I stated. As I was asking first.. I did the command @flakpryo

                  Of course this is was before i saw your post. As this is the home lab i am fine with if it blows up. but for others this is good to know.

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                  • rzrR
                    rzr Vates 🪐 XCP-ng Team
                    last edited by

                    We have just released security updates for ca-certificates.

                    Full details are available on the blog:
                    https://xcp-ng.org/blog/2026/10/22/october-2026-security-updates-3-for-xcp-ng-8-3-lts/

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                      Greg_E
                      last edited by Greg_E

                      Ok, so what's the scoop here? Safe to roll this out or wait a few days? I just saw the notice in my XO that there are updates and I don't want to wreck my system right now after fixing a few other "issues".

                      [edit] I see this is just the certificate update so pushing it out and listening to servers reboot.

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                      • acebmxerA
                        acebmxer @rzr
                        last edited by

                        @rzr

                        I reinstalled the updates, and confirm backups work with NBD disablled in backup job. - I missed the part about NBD in the notes..

                        However the task stay at 0% while i can see traffic on my trunas..

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