Keep ID argument #41
Keep ID argument #41
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get_vmids() is split out of get_free_vmid(), to make it common for new check_vmid_free(). check_vmid_free() checks the availability of a vm id. get_free_vmid() would not use any free IDs before the lowest ID. The length to ID diff was replaced/refactored for readability.
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Thanks for the PR.
Also refactored the get_vmids() function while splitting it, as it had a bug, not using valid VM IDs (>= 100 < FIRST_USED_ID).
I'm sorry, I don't parse that sentence. But I see there is indeed a bug in that it will never hand out IDs below the first existing ID.
Could you split this up into 2 commits:
- fixing the bug / refactoring / splitting
- adding keep-id
| @@ -74,6 +74,7 @@ Full invocation specification (``--help``): | |||
| prefer, (aes128-gcm@openssh.com is supposed to | |||
| be fast if you have aes on your cpu); set to | |||
| "-" to use ssh defaults | |||
| --keep-id preserve the source vm id (useful if you want to keep a backup trail) | |||
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Limit line lengths to 79 please. (Applies elsewhere ass well.)
| if self.opt_keep_id: | ||
| dst_id = src_vm.id | ||
| if not self.dst_pve.check_vmid_free(dst_id): | ||
| raise PrepareError( |
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Too late to raise PrepareErrors here. This should've been checked in move_vm() (also done in dry-run).
Here we can safely assume the ID is free and let Proxmox handle duplicate VM id errors.
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What would be a nice extension to this patch would be a way to specify a new base id for migrated VMs. (which for a single move would be a way to specify the new ID for the VM) |
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@engelant: will you be working on this? |
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@wdoekes : Sorry, but I don't hava a dev environment of two proxmox instances anymore. This was the patch I used for myself at the given time to transfer a server. |
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I understand 👍 |
Added an argument for preserving the source ID of the VM if possible.
Raises an error if ID is already in use.
Also refactored the get_vmids() function while splitting it, as it had a bug, not using valid VM IDs (>= 100 < FIRST_USED_ID).