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Ganeti Web Manager is a Django based web application that allows administrators and clients access to their ganeti clusters. It includes a permissions and quota system that allows administrators to grant access to both clusters and virtual machines. It also includes user groups for structuring access to organizations.
https://code.osuosl.org/projects/ganeti-webmgr
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RAPI incompatibility with ganeti 2.15 #91

Closed ptman closed 3 years ago

ptman commented 8 years ago

GWM version 0.11.1

Owner cannot be set for virtual machines.

What version of ganeti is supposed to be compatible?

Reiner030 commented 6 years ago

Any news here? Just tried it on Debian Stretch and it seems not to be working anymore as here 21 months before mentioned... :(

Btw. from latest documentation it support 2.4.x–2.6.0.: https://ganeti-webmgr.readthedocs.io/en/latest/project_info/compatibility.html#compatible-operating-systems

And the work on the interface is totally frozen (on Github) ?

I was testing it with version 0.11.1 because 0.11.2-rc2 wasn't compiling successful: HTTPError: 404 Client Error: Not Found for url: http://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/osl/ganeti-webmgr/0.11.2/debian/stretch/x86_64/

and content of http://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/osl/ganeti-webmgr/0.11.2/ is only from 2015... )

jerry-peng commented 6 years ago

@ptman @Reiner030 Just to confirm the behavior of the web manager. On my end, if I set a user (For example, A) as the owner of a VM instance, logging on as user "A" will not grant "A" access to the VM, instead, the VM's resource usage will be counted towards "A"'s quota. As this is part of the design:

"Orphaned virtual machines are those that do not have an owner. Owners are not required but they allow you to track who a virtual machine was created for. Ownership does not grant permissions to a user or group but it does consume their resource quota."

Is the behavior described above similar to the one you have?