IP leases and zero VM

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Hello,

In my 6.0.0.2 system I have got a problem: a user that has not any created VM, his quota shows three IP leases in one of the created virtual networks. Also, with “oneuser show”, system shows:

USER 334 INFORMATION
ID              : 334
NAME            : sdci-3-6
GROUP           : SDCI
PASSWORD        : 05366bcd71545cd6b0a1dd24ba455d5853975d4a493562694d74976a2f88993a
AUTH_DRIVER     : core
ENABLED         : Yes

TOKENS

USER TEMPLATE
SUNSTONE=[
  DEFAULT_VIEW="user",
  LANG="es_ES" ]
TOKEN_PASSWORD="b848d7bf77afa58f62937609b9d400eaafa394ed1232d2285c95d313bf510245"

VMS USAGE & QUOTAS

              VMS               MEMORY                  CPU     SYSTEM_DISK_SIZE
      0 /       8        0M /      20G      0.00 /    10.00        0M /    87.9G

VMS USAGE & QUOTAS - RUNNING

      RUNNING VMS       RUNNING MEMORY          RUNNING CPU
      0 /       -        0M /        -      0.00 /        -

DATASTORE USAGE & QUOTAS

NETWORK USAGE & QUOTAS

          ID               LEASES
           0         3 /        3
           1         0 /        5
           2         0 /        5

IMAGE USAGE & QUOTAS

I assigned, for all users, a quota in the VMs created. But this user has not any created VM but system shows 3 IP leases in network “0”.

How can I “reset” that wrong value?

Thanks.

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Hello @Daniel_Ruiz_Molina,

You can run the command onedb fsck to fix these incorrect values.

Best,
Álex.

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3

Hello, I have the same problem (with 6.2.0 CE). Tried onedb fsck, but it did not get fixed.

Scheduler says:

Fri Jun  3 09:37:50 2022 [Z0][VM][E]: Error deploying virtual machine 5536 to HID: 67. Reason: [one.vm.deploy] User [0] : user [1380] limit of 16 reached for LEASES quota in NETWORK with ID: 7.

But this VM #5536 is the only VM the user 1380 has. So I stopped OpenNebula, ran onedb fsck, but nothing has changed. I deleted the pending VM, and now the user #1380 has 15 out of 16 addresses in network #7, but no VMs at all.

Could there be other leases, not connected to a VM? As far as I can see, the user has no reserved address blocks.

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Hello @Yenya,

Could you please share the output of oneuser show 1380 -x and onegroup show <GROUP_ID> -x of the user’s group.

Best,
Álex.

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Álex: As for the group - it is GID #1, and all my users belong to this group, so the output is quite large. Maybe the following snippet regarding the VNET #7 would be sufficient?

  <NETWORK_QUOTA>
    <NETWORK>
      <ID><![CDATA[7]]></ID>
      <LEASES><![CDATA[-1]]></LEASES>
      <LEASES_USED><![CDATA[512]]></LEASES_USED>
    </NETWORK>

The binary-round value of 512 looks quite suspicious.

The user’s XML follows:

<USER>
  <ID>1380</ID>
  <GID>1</GID>
  <GROUPS>
    <ID>1</ID>
  </GROUPS>
  <GNAME>users</GNAME>
  <NAME>xxx</NAME>
  <PASSWORD><![CDATA[uid=xxxx,...,dc=cz]]></PASSWORD>
  <AUTH_DRIVER><![CDATA[ldap]]></AUTH_DRIVER>
  <ENABLED>1</ENABLED>
  <TEMPLATE>
    <TOKEN_PASSWORD><![CDATA[xxx]]></TOKEN_PASSWORD>
  </TEMPLATE>
  <DATASTORE_QUOTA/>
  <NETWORK_QUOTA>
    <NETWORK>
      <ID><![CDATA[7]]></ID>
      <LEASES><![CDATA[-1]]></LEASES>
      <LEASES_USED><![CDATA[15]]></LEASES_USED>
    </NETWORK>
  </NETWORK_QUOTA>
  <VM_QUOTA/>
  <IMAGE_QUOTA/>
  <DEFAULT_USER_QUOTAS>
    <DATASTORE_QUOTA>
      <DATASTORE>
        <ID><![CDATA[2]]></ID>
        <IMAGES><![CDATA[16]]></IMAGES>
        <IMAGES_USED><![CDATA[0]]></IMAGES_USED>
        <SIZE><![CDATA[64]]></SIZE>
        <SIZE_USED><![CDATA[0]]></SIZE_USED>
      </DATASTORE>
      <DATASTORE>
        <ID><![CDATA[100]]></ID>
        <IMAGES><![CDATA[16]]></IMAGES>
        <IMAGES_USED><![CDATA[0]]></IMAGES_USED>
        <SIZE><![CDATA[131072]]></SIZE>
        <SIZE_USED><![CDATA[0]]></SIZE_USED>
      </DATASTORE>
    </DATASTORE_QUOTA>
    <NETWORK_QUOTA>
      <NETWORK>
        <ID><![CDATA[5]]></ID>
        <LEASES><![CDATA[1]]></LEASES>
        <LEASES_USED><![CDATA[0]]></LEASES_USED>
      </NETWORK>
      <NETWORK>
        <ID><![CDATA[7]]></ID>
        <LEASES><![CDATA[16]]></LEASES>
        <LEASES_USED><![CDATA[0]]></LEASES_USED>
      </NETWORK>
    </NETWORK_QUOTA>
    <VM_QUOTA>
      <VM>
        <CPU><![CDATA[3]]></CPU>
        <CPU_USED><![CDATA[0]]></CPU_USED>
        <MEMORY><![CDATA[32768]]></MEMORY>
        <MEMORY_USED><![CDATA[0]]></MEMORY_USED>
        <RUNNING_CPU><![CDATA[2]]></RUNNING_CPU>
        <RUNNING_MEMORY><![CDATA[-2]]></RUNNING_MEMORY>
        <RUNNING_VMS><![CDATA[8]]></RUNNING_VMS>
        <SYSTEM_DISK_SIZE><![CDATA[8192]]></SYSTEM_DISK_SIZE>
        <SYSTEM_DISK_SIZE_USED><![CDATA[0]]></SYSTEM_DISK_SIZE_USED>
        <VMS><![CDATA[8]]></VMS>
        <VMS_USED><![CDATA[0]]></VMS_USED>
      </VM>
    </VM_QUOTA>
    <IMAGE_QUOTA/>
  </DEFAULT_USER_QUOTAS>
</USER>

Thanks,

-Yenya