Attach PCIs - Not enough permissions
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Hi,
Are you sure you are not a user with admin right, but a real admin? Check your Settings/users and check if Permissions is "Admin" and not "User".
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@olivierlambert Well, I'd say he's a real admin:
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Do you have the complete error in Settings/logs or the button is just greyed out?
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@olivierlambert There is no log entry, the button is just grayed out. Now I tried it in XO Appliance 5.95.1 build: 20240401 and it behaves the same.
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Hmm @MathieuRA can you check?
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Could this be related to the guest template? A guest created on a Windows 2022 template is not affected, while another on a Windows 2016, Windows 11 or CentOS 7 template is. -
@abudef said in Attach PCIs - Not enough permissions:
Could this be related to the guest template? A guest created on a Windows 2022 template is not affected, while another on a Windows 2016, Windows 11 or CentOS 7 template is.
No, that was a bad guess. The button is active on a guest that is powered off and has a disk on the local SR of that host - in the list, the VM is visible in the "host - pool" context. If the guest is running on that host, the button is also active, as it is most certainly in the "host - pool" context. The problem is with virtuals that are powered off and have a disk on the NFS SR and thus are only in the "pool" context at the moment, not "host - pool".
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Hi @abudef thanks for the report. I spotted where the bug came from and I will fix it soon.
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Hi @abudef
A fix is available on the branchfix-attach-pci -
Hi
Fix available on the master branch.
Commit: b539b -
Great, it's working fine now
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