Fresh Install - Can't Create VMs or See VMs after Refresh?

borzel

@Soarin you can also checkout a tagged version in git to avoid the cutting edge technology in master

olivierlambert

Yeah but there's no guarantee it will work better at all. Sometimes we make tags and make QA, then spot issues.

borzel

Soarin

@olivierlambert That's exactly what I've done, very impressed. I'm moving some servers over now to see how they react to Xen and so far so good. Thank you for the help

@borzel Thank you for that suggestion, I'll try that out once the XOA premium expires and if master branch still isn't working for me.

olivierlambert

XOA Free let you create, migrate and all admin needed operations No need for Premium for this!

julien-f

Thank you for your report, I just fixed it: https://github.com/vatesfr/xen-orchestra/commit/4b16a2c0c53c4675709f2a553f815b9abff82b57

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julien-f committed to vatesfr/xen-orchestra

fix(xo-server/xo.getAllObjects): correctly validate ndjson param

Fixes https://xcp-ng.org/forum/topic/1478/fresh-install-can-t-create-vms-or-see-vms-after-refresh

Soarin

@julien-f Thank you! I'll get that after the XOA Premium expires!

Rt

@julien-f got the same issue with @Soarin, but after the update I was now able to create VMs. Thanks.
OS: Ubuntu 18.04.2

julien-f

@Rt You're welcome, thanks for your feedbacks

bjotte

Hi.
I think I have got similar issue with xen orchestra built from source, the problem seems to be with ubuntu as it works fine in Debian 9.9 Have tried to build it several with several scripts and even following the guide in the wiki and all fail on Ubuntu 18.04.2 but works 100% on Debian. it might be a dependency issue or something in ubuntu as it all of a sudden just stopped working after working for a long time. So my fix was just going for a Debian server instead.

Danp

@bjotte Have you tried a newer version of Ubuntu (ie: 19.x)? Worked for me as of a week ago.

bjotte

@Danp No, I haven't as I never use non-LTS servers from Ubuntu, and most software and guides asks for LTS.
I might test it later with 19.04 but my posting here was more for the sake of others as I imagine that I'm not the only one that has experienced this on Ubuntu so when I figured out that it works in Debian I figured others could get some help too. It might also point the developers in the right direction if they wish to look into this, I don't know how many users there are that have got this problem but at least there are some of us so it might be something to look at if not at least there is a posted alternative. Most would not change OS if all guides tell them that Ubuntu works so this was more meant as a PSA if nothing else.