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The initial caching mechanism will be exteneded with:
- Cache remplacement policy
- Optimize recovery snapshot with qcow2 format
- Add support for automatic snapshot VM disks
co-authored-by: Jan Orel <jorel@opennebula.systems>
* M #-: Add supervisord services definition
Currently only for CentOS 8 but there should be needed only few changes
to make it work on other systems: crond, apache/httpd, mysql/mariadb...
The rest is pretty much system agnostic.
Signed-off-by: Petr Ospalý <pospaly@opennebula.io>
* M #-: Adjust supervisor directories
Co-authored-by: Vlastimil Holer <vholer@opennebula.io>
- Consistency set of FORMAT attribute for images, and volatile disks
- DRIVER does not be specified by the USER and it is derived from driver
configuration for the Datastore and TM driver
- CP action from DS_MAD now needs to return the image FORMAT
- FSTYPE is deprecated and no longer used
- FS new attribute to specify file system FS.
co-authored-by: Christian González <cgonzalez@opennebula.io>
- Support VM Templates as standalone entity
- VM Templates can reference multiple Images from Marketplace
- Service templates reference one or more VM Templates from
Marketplace to define roles
- Add CLI commands to import them into marketplace
- Add Ruby OCA extensions
co-authored-by: Alejandro Huertas <ahuertas@opennebula.io>
This commit fixes problem when host key is already added in SSH
`known_hosts` file but SSH fails to validate this host key.
NOTE:
This problem manifests only when simulating 'accept-new' feature of the
newer SSH (>v7.6) via 'Match' with 'ssh-keygen -F'.
The cause of this problem is the fact that hostname is stored always
in lowercase even if the hostname had an upcase character.
It means that the record in `known_hosts` file for hostname `ABC`
becomes something like 'abc,10.0.0.10' - which in turn is hashed...
Therefore SSH with `HashKnownHosts=yes` is comparing wrong hashes:
hash('ABC,10.0.0.10') vs hash('abc,10.0.0.10')
Most likely a bug or an oversight in SSH.
With this option disabled (`HashKnownHosts=no`) both upcased `ABC`
and lowercased `abc` work.
Example with *ENABLED* `HashKnownHosts=yes`:
[oneadmin@ABC ~] hostname
ABC
[oneadmin@ABC ~] rm -f ~/.ssh/known_hosts
[oneadmin@ABC ~] ssh-keyscan -H $(hostname) >> ~/.ssh/known_hosts
[oneadmin@ABC ~]$ ssh ABC # this fails
No ECDSA host key is known for abc and you have requested strict
checking.
Host key verification failed.
[oneadmin@ABC ~]$ ssh abc # this works
Warning: Permanently added 'abc,10.10.0.41' (ECDSA) to the list
of known hosts.
Last login: Mon Jun 15 04:32:38 2020 from ::1
[oneadmin@ABC ~]$ # success with lowercase hostname
Signed-off-by: Petr Ospalý <pospaly@opennebula.io>
* Add run and lock paths to self-contained
* Move oned lock to lock location
* vcenter monitor fifo is created in run location
* vcenter monitor lock is created in lock location
