I should test this out, but I'm thinking the current logic of "blindly"
deleting all previous hypervisor snapshots for a given volume will be
incompatible with the "Take VM Snapshot" feature (where a hypervisor
snapshot is created for the VM and every disk the VM is using).
If you've taken a VM Sn
So, interesting, I'm now using XenServer 6.2 (with the patches that
CloudStack ends up calling XenServer 6.2.5).
When I created a second snapshot/backup of my volume, another hypervisor
snapshot was created and the data contained in the second hypervisor
snapshot was copied to secondary storage (a
Let me look into this again. At the time, I was busy implementing some
other functionality when I came across what seemed like an existing issue
in our code.
It is odd to me that old (hypervisor) snapshots never get deleted and the
code I copy/pasted in has the purpose of deleting those old snapsh
Mike, are you saying that XenCenter disagrees with xe? That doesn't seem right
as they both get their info from the same API. Maybe XenCenter is looking at
something subtly different.
XenCenter is open source (https://github.com/xenserver/xenadmin), so you can
consult the source to see what it'
