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Upgrade: forbid upgrading with a key XAPI will reject #40
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See remark at xenserver#167 (review) |
XAPI now rejects the default keysize of 7.x era, which must be regenerated before upgrading to 8.3. Let the installer refuse to initiate a situation where a Rolling Pool Upgrade would be unable to proceed, with not-yet-updated slaves holding the running VMs getting refused connection to the updated part of the pool. Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
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primary_fs.unmount() | ||
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def testUpgradeForbidden(self, tool): | ||
utilparts = tool.utilityPartitions() | ||
if tool.partTableType == constants.PARTITION_DOS and utilparts is not None: | ||
raise RuntimeError("Util partition detected on DOS partition type, upgrade forbidden.") | ||
if self.key_size < constants.MIN_KEY_SIZE: | ||
raise RuntimeError("Current server certificate is too small (%s bits), please regenerate with at least %s bits." % (self.key_size, constants.MIN_KEY_SIZE)) |
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Can we add "(see the Release Notes for XCP-ng 8.3)" ? This will likely remain accurate even if people upgrade to a later release.
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XAPI now rejects the default keysize of 7.x era, which must be regenerated before upgrading to 8.3. Let the installer refuse to initiate a situation where a Rolling Pool Upgrade would be unable to proceed, with not-yet-updated slaves holding the running VMs getting refused connection to the updated part of the pool.
Results in this failure, but only after the user gave authorization to write the backup:
Submitted upstream as xenserver#167