Can´t see my VM´s

[Cengiz]

Hi there,

I´ve just reinstalled to v2.1 due to upgrade failures. But now I can´t see any VM on the Webinterface. Is there something missing?
I´ve restored some vm´s with vzrestore. The restore process is shown up in the task window on the down side of the page.

Here are some Images ..



Shouldn´t be there a link to a page where i can manage the VM´s ??

[EDIT]
I started the VM´s manually -> no problems
The Installation is a manual Installation -> Clean/Fresh Debian

pveperf:

root@91-143-85-xx:/mnt/ftp/openvz/2012-05-03# pveperfCPU BOGOMIPS: 33752.35
REGEX/SECOND: 1309343
HD SIZE: 912.68 GB (/dev/md2)
BUFFERED READS: 153.77 MB/sec
AVERAGE SEEK TIME: 19.59 ms
FSYNCS/SECOND: 35.69
DNS EXT: 21.44 ms
DNS INT: 5.44 ms (blue.kundencontroller.de)
root@91-143-85-xx:/mnt/ftp/openvz/2012-05-03#

pvcelist start 101 says:

root@91-143-85-xx:/mnt/ftp/openvz/2012-05-03# pvectl start 101Starting container ...
Container is mounted
Adding IP address(es): 91.143.85.xx
Setting CPU units: 2500
Setting CPUs: 4
Container start in progress...
root@91-143-85-xx:/mnt/ftp/openvz/2012-05-03#

pvectl list is empty. But VM´s are running ... ??



Greets

 

[f4ir]

Hi,

I have not read documentation but after the update I had to re-create the machines. Gui interface seen disks (KVM) but not machines.

 

[tom]

how did you restore? post the full restore log (double click the restore task)

 

[Cengiz]

Hi,

here is the restorelog the other one is similar.

Greets

extracting archive '/mnt/ftp/openvz/2012-05-03/vzdump-openvz-102-2012_05_03-20_41_01.tar'
Total bytes read: 7898419200 (7.4GiB, 7.2MiB/s)
restore configuration to '/etc/pve/nodes/91-143-85-39/openvz/102.conf'
TASK OK

how did you restore? post the full restore log (double click the restore task)[/COLOR]

 

[Cengiz]

Ups sorry, pls see above.

greets

 

[tom]

are you sure you are on the right host? as you remove your IP´s in the logs its not clear.

 

[Cengiz]

are you sure you are on the right host? as you remove your IP´s in the logs its not clear.

100 percent sure. I just got one host.


greets

 

[dietmar]

Does it help if you reboot?

 

[Cengiz]

Does it help if you reboot?

No did not help.

Greets

 

[SamTzu]

Same problem. I restored a test Container from Proxmox 1.9 to Proxmox 2.1-1 and all went well. Except I cant see them in Control Panel. Same thing with newly created Proxmox default Containers. Create CT works fine but nothing is shown on the GUI. Server has SSD, 8 cores and lots of RAM.

 

[SamTzu]

"kernel: EXT2-fs warning (device dm-1): ext2_fill_super: mounting ext3 filesystem as ext2"

 

[mr.rick]

to help out, i've discovered that if you type in "pvectl list" you get no results. but if you type in "vzlist -a" you can see all the containers.

I'm pretty sure there was a perl module update that is breaking pve's ability to parse the vz/container config files in /etc/vz/conf/ which is just a symlink to /etc/pve/openvz.

My thinking here is that if I do a fresh install of proxmox 2.1, i can see all the containers normally. but if I run "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade" then it breaks the ability to see the containers.

I hope that helps.

 

[zzhjkrqlne]

Any updates on this issue? I'm having the exact same issue.

 

[fever_wits]

Hi,
I have a similar problem. I installed a new server proxmox, but I can not see the VM in the Web interface. I thought that the plant, had broken down and did this several times but without result.
I installed ProxMox v 2.0 and did aptitude full-upgrade. But still no result.

Somebody Has To solve this problem.
Pls, help me.

PS I made another attempt, I installed version 1.9 and I saw my virtual machines. I did upgrade from debian debian 5 to 6, ProxMox 1.9 to 2.1 and my virtalni machines not visible

 

[zzhjkrqlne]

I've filed a bug on this earlier (https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=228) and as advised, I'll now try to provide further information here on the forum, so that Proxmox guys can reproduce this from their end too.

Looks like the issue is to do with how I'm running Proxmox in a KVM inside a Proxmox host. If I create an OpenVZ container in Proxmox KVM, I can't see it from the web interface regardless of whether it's newly created or restored from the backup. However, if I create an OpenVZ container on the Proxmox host, I can see the OpenVZ containers from the web interface.

I've been able to reproduce this issue on multiple installations of the same nature. Can this be reproduced by anyone else, and if so, be filed as a bug?

 

[dietmar]

Any hint in /var/log/syslog?

 

[tom]

you run Proxmox VE inside Proxmox VE. so are you sure you connect to the right GUI?

 

[zzhjkrqlne]

you run Proxmox VE inside Proxmox VE. so are you sure you connect to the right GUI?

Yes, I'm sure I'm looking at the right one. I've given a public IP to the KVM and connecting to it directly on https://<public IP>:8006 .

No errors in /var/log/syslog that are related to Proxmox.

Running "pvectl list" returns an empty result too.

 

[dietmar]

Running "pvectl list" returns an empty result too.

But you can find the container config in /etc/pve/openvz/? Please can you post the config file here?

 

[fever_wits]

I might add, what I do and what I see.
I can run OpenVZ VM with the command "pvectl start XXX".
When I use "vzlist-a" I see my VM

For KVM command "pvectl" does not work. I use
https://192.168.0.2:8006/?console=kvm&vmid=107&vmname=xp&node=1-serv-proxmox