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subuk / vmango

Your own personal IaaS cloud
https://vmango.org
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The vmango.org site is not accessible. #19

Closed arafath-mk closed 5 years ago

arafath-mk commented 5 years ago

The https://vmango.org/docs/ redirects to github source repository page.

subuk commented 5 years ago

Many things changed recently and documentation is not ready yet. I've just removed link to website from readme.

arafath-mk commented 5 years ago

Great.! I have an Ubuntu server with old version of vmango is installed. How can I upgrade it to new version? The old version was installed using the following command.

sudo apt-get install vmango

I have customers who use Virtual Machines created in the old version. Hope, the new version does not break anything.

subuk commented 5 years ago

I think you better wait for new deb packages and repository to be ready, hope it will be in next couple of weeks. I tested update on my server and it didn't break anything, but if you have customers, you should make backups and test it yourself before upgrade. And what OS do you use?

arafath-mk commented 5 years ago

Okay. I will wait for the next package release. The current host machine OS is Ubuntu-16.04 64bit.

I rented another new dedicated server, I am planning to use CentOS 7.6 in it. I am planning to use virsh directly to manage VMs in the new server until the next release of vmango happens.

The IPv4 Subnet is working fine in the old version of vmango. I am planning to use public IPv6 Subnet. Does the new version of vmango have support for IPv6?

subuk commented 5 years ago

For centos you can download rpm package from releases page right now.

subuk commented 5 years ago

Regarding ipv6 support, I haven’t tested it yet, but I think it should work

arafath-mk commented 5 years ago

Sorry. I am down sick with fever. I will install vmango in CentOS 7.6 once I recover from fever.

subuk commented 5 years ago

You can find packages for centos 7 here, see readme for more detailed instructions: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/subuk/vmango/ I think this issue should be closed, if you encounter any incompatibility problems, please open a new one.