Health Check
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Can you reproduce the issue with XOA?
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Sorry @olivierlambert, I don't understand the question. I'm using XOA to make the changes and run the backup.
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XOA, not XO. So not build for the sources.
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@olivierlambert Ahh sorry. I'll give that a shot this weekend and report back.
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@cleverit did you manage to fix it? Same issue on xo-server 5.102.0. Once enabled and failed, no matter what I do with turning it on and off and saving both schedule and job it still wants to run.
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same for me. Enabled health check once to test my problem and now can't disable them.
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I can confirm this as well. Made double sure I turned them off. Running the latest XO from sources.
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Have we took a look on this @florent ?
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I am experiencing the same issue. Cannot disable health checks once enabled. XO from source.
I also have a different issue. Health checks for two of my VMs are always failing. I followed the health check process and the VMs spin up just fine, but I still get the error:
"waitObjectState: timeout reached before OpaqueRef:ec48fbfa-6032-43b4-945a-9d56e4ead970 in expected state"
Why is this happening and how can I solve it?
Thanks!
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Reping @florent
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@darabontors Did you install the xen tools on these VM?
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@florent No. I installed it on both VMs now, and will look for any change. Regarding the Windows Guest Tools, could someone explain to me clearly which is the recommended way of installing it? Which is the latest stable version and what is the procedure regarding the Windows Update drivers.
Also, the error in question is possibly unrelated to the fact that I cannot disable the health checks.
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fixed with https://github.com/vatesfr/xen-orchestra/commit/9e87a887cb8a85c1b9148598850f1b42b988ae84
need to redisable HC again, so fix will work.
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I was about to post here but you were even faster
