Image path not the same in log as it is storage node.
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I have changed the image path in a storage node to /ivimages but I am getting the following error in the multicast.log file:
Multicast Group Quick Deploy failed to execute, image file:/images/IVWin7Room4 not found!
I have double checked the image is using the correct storage node.
What am I missing?
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It is NOT recommended to change the storage path. BUT…
Under Storage Management --> Select node <node you change the path on> and change the Image Path to /ivimages. Then you will need to make sure that directory exists. If not then do a mkdir and then change the permissions to a chmod 777
Then you will need to have copy the hidden files in /images and /images/dev. These files are both named .mntcheck.
meaning…
[CODE]sudo mkdir /ivimages
sudo mkdir /ivimages/dev
sudo cp /images/.mntcheck /ivimages
sudo cp /images/dev/.mntcheck /ivimages/dev
sudo chown -R fog /ivimages
sudo chmod -R 755 /ivimages
sudo chmod -R 777 /ivimages/dev
[/CODE]This method forces the copy of the paths and files. But fog may do this automatically.
Edit:
ALSO looks like someone asked right before you did…
[url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/moved-images-folder-now-fatal-error-failed-to-mount-nfs-volume.11422/[/url] -
/ivimages is already created and it is mounted on a remote server to the /images folder on that server. I can change directories to it and the privileges look good.
We already have /images mounted to another remote server so I was hoping to use another storage node for the second storage server.
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Why is it looking in /images instead of /ivimages when it produces the error if my image path is set to /ivimages?
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Also, If I try image a machine via Unicast I get “mounting 10.x.x.x:/ivimages/ on /images failed: Permission Denied”
ivimages is already mounted and accessible via glusterfs. -
while you may change the storage location to /ivimages, it must contain a directory named /images
the directory structure ending in /images and /images/dev are hard coded into the scripts -
Thanks. So is it possible to have 2 different mounts on a server that point to the /image directories remote servers?
For example, the current situation is:
If my fog server is 10.10.10.1 and I have /images mounted on 10.10.10.2:/images and /ivimages mounted on 10.10.10.3:/images
I then have storage_node_1 with IP of 10.10.10.1 and image_path /images and storage_node_2 with IP of 10.10.10.1 and image_path /ivimages
Is there a different way to do this with mounts to remote servers via glusterfs?
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i’ve never worked with glusterfs, and i’m not entirely sure i understand what you’re doing here. but your storage_node_2 image_path should probably be /ivimages/images in order for the fog kernel scripts to find things the way it expects
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I have removed glusterfs from the new storage node and I am still getting “image not found” when trying to multicast. Unicast works fine to that server for both upload and download. I have also changed the IP address of the new storage node on the fog server so it should be setup as a normal storage node. What else can I check here?
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I have determined the image path this storage node is using is the path from another storage group Master node. I have 2 storage groups and each have a Master node. Why would this be looking at the other storage group? I have verify the storage group is correct on the image.
