VMware import 404 error
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@s3b can you go to the datastore explorer of your esxi, download the baldr1-test.vmx file with your browser and compare the url with the one on 404 ?
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@florent @olivierlambert thanks for your fast reply , the url is different when i try to download the file :
https://esx4.xxx.local/folder/baldr1-test_1/baldr1-test.vmx?dcPath=ha-datacenter&dsName=import-proxmox&enc=std -
@s3b we made a typo while cleaning code before merging , it is fixed on this branch
fix_dcpath
and, hopefully, it will be merged soon
The PR is here : https://github.com/vatesfr/xen-orchestra/pull/6729/files -
@florent said in VMware import 404 error:
fix_dcpath
great job @florent , it works well now, just 2 things I don't run xo as root so I had errors on thick storage with vgchange rights so I used thin storage, and I had a problem with the TLS connection because I use a self-signed certificate for xo-server so I had to add in my systemd orchestra service:
Environment=NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0 and
then it worked very well.
One thing that confused me a bit is that there was no progress bar on the import page but it is clearly visible on the tasks page. Thank you again for the responsiveness and efficiency. -
@s3b the progress bar is on our roadmap , it will be even more needed when handling multiple import in parallel
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@florent great !
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@florent false joy , i have a problem now with another VM , this vm is on same place as baldr1-test , error :
message": "404 Not Found https://10.30.xx.xx/folder/undefined?dcPath=Webxxx&dsName=undefined",
th Vm is baldr2-test , the dsName should be the same but is undefined .
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@s3b dsName should be the datastore
what is the datastore name ? Are the vmx and vmdk files on the same one ? what is
fileName
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@florent the dsNAme is import-proxmox like for baldr1-test.
There is no .vmx so i think i have to delete from inventory the VM and recreate the vm and attach the disk . For now there is just 2 files :
[import-proxmox] baldr2-test/baldr2-test-import-ctk.vmdk
and
[import-proxmox] baldr2-test/baldr2-test-import.vmdk.
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@s3b The vmx file is mandatory for the import, I didn't know that it was not for running on an esxi
Recreating it should solve the problem, I will improve our error handling on this case
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@florent , delete vm from inventory , recreate the vm , move disk from old folder to new folder and then attach the disk to vm works fine
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@s3b I am more a XCP guy
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