[PVE-User] no more isos after configuring cluster

[Victor Padro]

On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 3:24 AM, Alain
Péan<alain.pean at lpp.polytechnique.fr> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am testing proxmox-ve, and for a first try, intalled it on a PC (Dell
> Precision T3400), a few months ago. I then downloaded several isos
> (windows 2003, Ubuntu, etc..) to install virtual machines (using KVM).
> The version is now 1.3.
>
> Yesterday, a more serious server (Dell PE 2900) became available for
> further tests. I installed it with Proxmox-ve 1.3, then configured it as
> cluster master (pveca -c), then configure the PC (Precision T3400), as
> cluster node (pveca a -h IP_master).
>
> All went smoothly, and I even tried a virtual machine migration.
>
> This morning, I wanted to install a new virtual machine on the PC, and
> to my big surprise, did not find any more isos on this PC. Even the
> possibility to download one has disappeared. It is only avalaible on the
> master node.
> I verified on the PC, in /var/lib/vz/template:iso, where I stored the
> files, and indeed, there is no more files...
>
> Is this the normal and intended behavior ? I must say it is a little bit
> painful...
>
> Nevertheless, congratulations for the work !
>
> Best Regards,
> Alain
>
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just remove the slave from the cluster and you should see them again
and copy them to the master and rebuild the cluster

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