* bug3164:
tests: add regression test for #3164
storage/lvm: make sure volume cache is refreshed after changes
storage/lvm: fix Volume.verify()
storage/lvm: remove old volume only after successfully cloning new one
This is a race condition, so to make it more likely to fail (if it's
broken), make some things manually. In normal circumstances this order
of actions is also possible, just less likely to happen. But as seen in
the bug report, happens from time to time.
QubesOS/qubes-issues#3164
In some cases, it may happen that new volume (`self._vid_snap`) does not
exists. This is normally an error, but even in such a case, do not
remove the only remaining instance of volume (`self.vid`). Instead,
rename it temporarily and remove only after new volume is successfully
cloned.
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#3164
This applies to qvm-template-postprocess, which at the beginning try to
resize root volume to appropriate size. It makes more sense to silently
succeed here, instead of forcing every client-side utility to check if
the volume have already desired size.
- Use proper features/services names (updates proxy test).
- Fix logic error in wait_for_window.
- Fix test for qvm-sync-clock (first sync clockvm, then dom0), also fix
cleanup (unset clockvm before removing it)
- More fixes for asyncio usage
* fixes-20170929:
vm: do not start QubesDB watch instance multiple times
vm: report storage.stop() errors to log
vm: move comment
storage: fix method name in LinuxModules volume
Prevent removing domain that is referenced from anywhere
vm: add vm.klass property
Move QubesVM.{name,qid,uuid,label} to BaseVM
vm: do not allow deleting template property from AppVM and DispVM
vm/qubesvm: emit event on failed startup
vm/qubesvm: remove duplicated qmemman_client.close()
vm/dispvm: cleanup DispVM also on failed startup
vm/dispvm: fix error message
ext/block: properly list devtype=cdrom option
block: fix handling non-existing devices
block: improve handling device name and description
vm.create_qdb_entries can be called multiple times - for example when
changing VM IP. Move starting qdb watcher to start(). And just in case,
cleanup old watcher (if still exists) before starting new one.
This fixes one FD leak.
Do not use self.fail when handling exception - this will keep exception
object referenced, which in turn have reference to domain object (via
traceback).
- Prefer instance attributes over local variables - the former ones do
not leak into traceback object and are cleaned up by tests framework.
- Use 'with' syntax for handling files.
- Use subprocess.DEVNULL instead of open('/dev/null') where applicable
- Delete local variables when not needed anymore.
- Fix str/bytes
- Call skipTest as early as possible - before doing any setup
- Fix networking tests - configuration commands needs to be called as
root (missing user= argument).
- Fix setting firewall - policy is no longer changeable
- Add missing loop.run_until_complete() calls.
- Convert subprocess.Popen to asyncio.create_subprocess_exec where
needed (when called process needs to communicate with qubesd).
- Cleanup processes (call .wait()).
There is no more significant difference between PV and HVM. VMs are HVM
by default anyway. More important for this test is difference between
Linux (with Qubes packages installed) and other OS-es. Rename tests
accordingly. The later one is still incomplete.
The most important change is doing vm.close() when removing domain -
this means it wouldn't be cleaned later by iterating over app.domains.
Other changes include removing VMs in the right order, regarding netvm
dependency (otherwise killing or removing may fail). And one more
missing coroutine handling (in shutdown_and_wait).
Catch exception there and log it. Otherwise asyncio complains about not
retrieved exception. There is no one else to handle this exception,
because shutdown event is triggered from libvirt, not any Admin API.
Allow to get domain class as a property, not using admin.vm.List call.
This makes it unnecessary to call admin.vm.List on the client side to
construct wrapper object.
There is intentionally no default template in terms of qubes.property
definition, to not cause problems when switching global default_template
property - like breaking some VMs, or forcing the user to shutdown all
of them for this. But this also means it shouldn't be allowed to reset
template to "default" value, because it will result in a VM without
template at all.
FixesQubesOS/qubes-issues#3115
If VM startup failed before starting anything (even in paused state),
there will be no further event, not even domain-shutdown. This makes it
hard for event-listening applications (like domains tray) to account
domain state. Fix this by emiting domain-start-failed event in every
case of failed startup after emiting domain-pre-start.
Related QubesOS/qubes-issues#3100
