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[Cutzenfreund]

To be able to use virsh after upgrading to QTS 4.3.3

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[/] # export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/KVM/usr/lib:/KVM/usr/lib64/
[/] # export PATH=$PATH:/KVM/usr/bin/:/KVM/usr/sbin/   

Domains will no longer be identified by their Domain names, but instead by their UUID's
You can resolve this by stopping the VM, and then editing the domain name changing it from UUID to a regular name:

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[/] # virsh domrename 411d4a4c-ba7f-42ce-a3fc-796e1cdd6e14 Virtual_Machine_1

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[/] # virsh list
 Id    Name                           State
----------------------------------------------------
 2     Virtual_Machine_1              running

I could not find how to make the exports persistent through a reboot. I tried editing and adding them to:

~/.profile
~/.bashrc
/etc/profile

... but none helped, if anyone finds a way to make these persistent please share the solution.

Hi this does not work on 4.3.3.0238

I can't use virsh even after those two commands. Andy help?

[linuxius]

They change the path. Now it is named /QVS instead of /KVM. This should work:

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export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/QVS/usr/lib:/QVS/usr/lib64/
export PATH=$PATH:/QVS/usr/bin/:/QVS/usr/sbin/ 

[Trexx]

On my system VIRSH is in /QVS/usr/bin

[atomicbeecz]

Hi, any idea if it's possible to connect to QNAP KVM from remote using virsh?
Something like:
virsh --connect qemu+ssh://admin@qnap_IP/system

I'm getting:
error: failed to connect to the hypervisor
error: End of file while reading data: sh: nc: command not found: Input/output error

But 'nc' is present on qnap, when i log there through ssh, so i'm bit confused.