ISO Upload Failure

[jmace]

I am trying to upload the first DVD of CentOS 6.2 onto my storage disk through the user front end, and it always seems to fail. I have tried on four different occasions. I never lose collectivity between the two machines, so not quite sure what the problem is. Anyway that could be shed on this would be greatly appreciated.

Error received

starting file import from: /var/tmp/CGItemp38375

[COLOR=#000000]target node: vs[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000]target file: /mnt/sdb1/linux/template/iso/CentOS-6.2-x86_64-bin-DVD1.iso[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000]file size is: 4423129088[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000]command: cp /var/tmp/CGItemp38375 /mnt/sdb1/linux/template/iso/CentOS-6.2-x86_64-bin-DVD1.iso[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000]TASK ERROR: import failed: cp: cannot stat `/var/tmp/CGItemp38375': No such file or directory
[/COLOR]

Secondly, is there a way that I can copy my ISO files outside of the web front end and have them show up in my storage container?

Thank you in advance,
Jim

 

[tom]

yes, you can manually upload them, just scp the iso to /mnt/sdb1/linux/template/iso

if you are on windows, use winscp.net

 

[jmace]

Thank you very much. I wasn't sure if the web interface read directly off the filesystem or if metadata was stored in a database where transferring directly to my template/iso directory would not work correctly.

Thanks again,
Jim

 

[darthanubis]

yes, you can manually upload them, just scp the iso to /mnt/sdb1/linux/template/iso

if you are on windows, use winscp.net

I have no such directory on my proxmoxbox

 

[tom]

I have no such directory on my proxmoxbox

Yes. This is not the default dir.

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[tom]

/var/lib/vz/template/iso
is the default local dir for ISO.
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[darthanubis]

Cool. It's also great this forum is Tapatalk friendly.

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[rockytjr86]

iam also having a similar problem. uploading iso in the web interface is slow and hangs up after starting then i get a connection lost using filezilla is faster but stopped as soon as it started and lost connection only way to get connection back is rebooting the host running proxmox ve 6.1 on 120gb ssd and 2tb for storage hosted at home on a hp elitedesk

 

[jsalas424]

I'm having a reproducible error like u/rocktkr86 . Uploading an iso through the proxmox interface results in my entire network crashing and I can't figure out why. Proxmox also hosts a pfsense vm for myself so if something is acting up in Proxmox during these iso uploads it's also resulting in my router VM crashing. Not sure how to proceed with diagnostics at this point. I instead uploaded through winscp and ran into no such issues.

Edit: I resolved this issue! When I was uploading an iso to my root disks, it was causing an IO delay which was then affecting network bandwidth/slow down of the server.

 

[HellMind Zmaster]

So how come this huge web GUI bug is not resolved?

everyone knows that it can be done from ssh.