Xen Orchestra Backup, Single VM Failing
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@anonymous said:
@dafyre Did you remove it and re-add it? or did you want a better solution?
I did remove and re-add it, but that did not fix it.
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@dafyre Depends of how do you install it. It's the output of
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@olivier said:
@dafyre Depends of how do you install it. It's the output of
xo-server.I found xo-server and xo-server-logs in /opt/bin (this is installed using @DustinB3403 and @scottalanmiller 's install script.
It worked the first time with the pretty green "Terminated" logo.... but every time after that , it give me the sad red ones. This is a Windows 2012 R2 server if that matters... I just installed the xen-tools a few minutes ago.
The backup is running from my XO VM which is also on the same XenServer as the Windows server if that matters.
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Is Terminated a good thing in this case?
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When it is green, yes. That means the backup finished, I think.
Edit: Dustin beat me to it.
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@DustinB3403 said:
@coliver said:
Is Terminated a good thing in this case?
If it's red, no.
Green yes.
Ah, that is a bit confusing (I understand the lights.) I saw that when I did my first backup and assumed terminated means something failed.
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We'll have to bug @oliver if it doesn't change after they get the new UI in place, lol.
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@olivier -- the xo-server-logs and xo-server are only outputting generic information and don't display anything useful for me to debug this on the screen. Is this written to a file anywhere?
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You should see something in the
xo-serveroutput right when you trigger the backup job.I'm removing the word "Terminated" by "Finished" ASAP.
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@olivier said:
You should see something in the
xo-serveroutput right when you trigger the backup job.I'm removing the word "Terminated" by "Finished" ASAP.
Perfect thank you. I don't know why when I see terminated I think "this is bad"... especially when it basically means finished.
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Yea, terminated has a bad connotation to it... i know i immediately equate it to "fired"
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There is maybe a notion of "unexpected finish" for "terminated" word. In French, "Terminé" means "finished". That explains why one of the dev use this word
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@olivier said:
Done: https://github.com/vatesfr/xo-web/commit/f9028cb366e6a102a5a0fd54755c7c0163e62a3c
Re job 9: Personally, I would not say finished here. Simply state error or Failure or something.
I know it IS finished. but say you eventually setup an email on job status. how will I route it with rules if both success and failure say finished?
This is how I handle my veeam backup stuff now.
So, all my notices are filtered away unless it has some other status.
https://i.imgur.com/MPZJ1hR.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/D1whu9s.jpg
Well except this warning. These are success too. The damned HP recovery partition always fires a warning on space.
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I'll need to hire 50 lads to release all those ideas/features
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I'm having a similar issue, but different, lol. I am unable to backup any of my XenServer VMs. I am using an XO Machine built with @DustinB3403 's instructions. I am connecting to my XenServer using it's inside IP address (192.168.15.1/24) from my XO Server (192.168.15.2/24).
When the backup jobs try to run, my XO Server tires to connect to the PUBLIC IP address of my XenServer.
This poses a problem this is a hosted XenServer instance with a single public IP address... I am using ports 80 and 443 to run an Nginx proxy as a VM.
Is this a bug in XO, by any chance? @olivier ?
If the answer to that question is "NO", then what can I do to fix XenServer so that it only listens on my inside IP addresses?
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@dafyre How does it even know what the public IP is?
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@dafyre said:
I'm having a similar issue, but different, lol. I am unable to backup any of my XenServer VMs. I am using an XO Machine built with @DustinB3403 's instructions. I am connecting to my XenServer using it's inside IP address (192.168.15.1/24) from my XO Server (192.168.15.2/24).
When the backup jobs try to run, my XO Server tires to connect to the PUBLIC IP address of my XenServer.
This poses a problem this is a hosted XenServer instance with a single public IP address... I am using ports 80 and 443 to run an Nginx proxy as a VM.
Is this a bug in XO, by any chance? @olivier ?
If the answer to that question is "NO", then what can I do to fix XenServer so that it only listens on my inside IP addresses?
You're running XO in a vm on the XenServer?
