Closed maliskovik closed 6 years ago
Hi, Lovrenca: I will take a look at this. There are no provisions to deal with VM names containing special characters and that may be the issue, but I'd like to take a look first. Because the directories and files created to hold the backups are based on the VM names, they need to be pretty standardized, which may require restricting choices, in particular involving non-English alphabets. Let me get back to you on this after I have a chance to take a first look. --Tobias
Are you running v3.22? (v 3.22 2017/11/11 Add full VM metadata dump to XML file to replace VM metadata backup that could fail if special characters encountered). I believe those globals got added back in to cover VDI exports.
--Tobias
Yes, it's v3.22.
Thanks, I'll need to investigate further then. Can you tell me the name of the VM and the name_label of the VDI in question?
The VM name is is "zimbra.cosylab.com" name label is "zimbra - ubuntu - root disk"
Thanks. I can see where such names could lead to issues. I will take a closer look given this additional information. Thank you again.
Thanky you :)
ouch --- just noticed I ran this with an older backup script. Will need to redo the tests with the 3.22 version. Sorry! Stay tuned ...
I was able to reproduce your error. Will investigate further.
--Tobias
Fixed and verified. Just need to uncomment the four lines as follow to fix this. Sorry, these got inadvertently commented out somehow during the latest update. Will incorporate into a fix or new release soon. Thank you for finding this. --Tobias
560,561c560,561
< global xvda_uuid
< global xvda_name_label
---
> # global xvda_uuid
> # global xvda_name_label
563,564c563,564
< xvda_uuid = ''
< xvda_name_label = ''
---
> # xvda_uuid = ''
> # xvda_name_label = ''
Glad to hear it wasn't a complicated issue, I fixed it the same way for the mean time.
I've updated the repository meanwhile and added one other quick addition (a UNICODE encoding snippet). Regards, --Tobias
Description: vdi-export fails with the following error:
If there is no plan for this I can take a look at it, I just need to get the general idea about the deprecation.