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Doe the netdata update not actually fix the missing network interfaces or virtual drives?
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@Biggen I am not aware of this problem. Mine (updated) displays the server's 6 physical eth interfaces and 3 more xapi0 ~ xapi2 and 9 physical drives sda to sdi. I still not have multipath configured in the servers.
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Perhaps it was fixed. The bug report doesn’t show it: https://github.com/xcp-ng/xcp/issues/379
I uninstalled it back in April and haven’t retested.
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@Biggen The updated netdata packages display the vm's vbds data (in and out), but nothing for the vm's network interfaces. Not even its presence in the vm's domain.
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@Biggen said in Updates announcements and testing:
Doe the netdata update not actually fix the missing network interfaces or virtual drives?
No, that bug is not fixed yet.
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Anyone else who could test the netdata update candidate?
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I have pushed the netdata update to XCP-ng 8.0 and 8.1's update repository.
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Several update candidates have been available for some time in our testing repositories without me asking for feedback, so here is the request for tests.
XCP-ng 8.0
Update with:
yum update openvswitch xapi-core xapi-doc xapi-tests xapi-xe xcp-networkd --enablerepo=xcp-ng-testingChanges:
- support for backups with RAM in Xen Orchestra
- openflow support in the SDN controller
- dhcp requests now properly send the hostname to the DHCP server
Aim of the tests:
- no regression after installation and reboot
XCP-ng 8.1
Update with:
yum update xapi-core xapi-doc xapi-tests xapi-xe xcp-networkd --enablerepo=xcp-ng-testingChanges:
- fix compatibility with XenDesktop
- openflow support in the SDN controller
- dhcp requests now properly send the hostname to the DHCP server
Aim of the tests:
- no regression after installation and reboot
Counting on you
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Simple message to bring the topic on top to increase the chances of feedback.
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Updated a D54250WYK / i5-4250U / 16GB
XCP-ng 8.1 fully patchedSeems to work without unexpected issues, VMs are running fine.
My USB NIC setup / configuration stopped working, but that was somewhat expected.
I will fix this and report back, if I have an idea why it broke.
Works again after another shutdown / start sequence
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Updated xcp-ng 8.1 fully patched (Dell R710, dual L5640, 92GB).
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IMPORTANT Security updates!
Calling all stations
Please test it with
yum update qemu --enablerepo=xcp-ng-testing.Might be a bad flaw, so earlier people get feedback, faster we can release it
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@olivierlambert said in Updates announcements and testing:
qemu
Does this require a reboot or toolstack restart?
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Good question. If I'm reading this correctly:
Once the hotfix has been applied, the affected guest HVM VMs will need to be restarted or migrated to an updated host to make the remediation effective.
In short, fresh
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XCP-ng 8.1 fully patched including the update candidates from 11 days agoUpdate ran succesfully (no errors).
Rebooted the host just to be sure.
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Thanks a lot!
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Updated Dell R620 / XCP-ng 8.1. Rebooting all VMs now, but they appear to be coming up just fine.
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New security update candidate for the Xen package in XCP-ng!
Prompt feedback needed
So, a new patch of security patches were released for the Xen hypervisor that is at the core of XCP-ng. Updates candidates are available for XCP-ng 8.1 and in the making for XCP-ng 8.0.
What's being fixed
Mostly flaws allowing privileged guest processes may crash the host under certain conditions.
XCP-ng 8.1
- Update with
yum update xen-dom0-libs xen-dom0-tools xen-hypervisor xen-libs xen-tools --enablerepo=xcp-ng-testing - Reboot.
- Check that your host(s) still work (Spoiler: they will).
- Report here
- Receive our gratitude
XCP-ng 8.0
Coming soon
- Update with
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@stormi Updated a D54250WYK / i5-4250U / 16GB / XCP-ng 8.1 fully patched
Host is indeed working and VMs started without any issues.
Will try on my new R720 later, but I am confident that it will work as well.
Nice work as always
Edit: Updated a Dell R720 / dual Intel Xeon CPU E5-2640 v2 / 128 GB / XCP-ng 8.1 fully patched as well. All good.
