Cannot Display Virtual Machine

godfather007

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reloading and restarting my nginx services worked as well.

Smicro xeon v3 + 256GB, booted from mirrored ssd, upgraded from recently installed fish to fin.
 

tprelog

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I did teamviewer session with an ix-systems team member over the weekend, they were able to resolve the issue on my NAS!

Another fix should be coming in 22.12.1
 

ApexProxy

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I am having this issue as well now after updating to bluefin. I have tried restarting my NGINX services and also rebooting the whole server to no avail. Does anyone have anything not listed in here yet to try? Even a temporary workaround is good by me.
 

tprelog

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Does anyone have anything not listed in here yet to try? Even a temporary workaround is good by me.

You can try manually patching your system

Basically, as root or using sudo

Code:
nano /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/middlewared/plugins/vm/vm_display_info.py


Edit line 131 as shown below
- Change localhost to 127.0.0.1

Before
Code:
        return 'localhost:700'

After
Code:
        return '127.0.0.1:700'


It might be enough to restart the middleware without rebooting

Code:
systemctl restart middlewared


But try a full reboot if restarting middleware is not enough

Good Luck!
 

TinyWorkshop

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None of the solutions worked for me, even more strange a VM imported from another machine works (an home assistant installation) I can connect via spice
but any other VM result in bad gateway or 503 service unavailable
 

TinyWorkshop

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was the root user completely messed up (installed using the GUI option)
had to nuke the installation and the dataset (I was having also a lot of problems with the apps)
 

inman.turbo

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still ongoing. I have a sneaking suspicion it's because of the admin user instead of root. I've already run into several problems because of it. It's a nice thought but they haven't quite worked out all the kinks.
 

TinyWorkshop

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still ongoing. I have a sneaking suspicion it's because of the admin user instead of root. I've already run into several problems because of it. It's a nice thought but they haven't quite worked out all the kinks.
yes I think the installation created an admin account called root :oops: and messed up all the permissions
 

Ashkaan

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I've upgraded to 23.10.1, and I still can't access my VM displays. Any suggestions?
 
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