| 2021-06-04 10:27:40 |
George Shuklin |
description |
'server lock' is indented to protect instance from simple mistakes (like removing the wrong instance, or shut-downing it). It does prevent shutdown, destruction and port detachment.
But if port is removed via `openstack port delete` it silently get removed from locked instance, effectively, breaking it.
Steps to reproduce:
```
openstack server create foo
openstack server lock foo
openstack port delete {id of the port of the instance}
```
I was able to reproduce it on nova 17.0.12, but newer versions may be affected too. |
'server lock' is indented to protect instance from simple mistakes (like removing the wrong instance, or shut-downing it). It does prevent shutdown, destruction and port detachment.
But if port is removed via `openstack port delete` it silently get removed from locked instance, effectively, breaking it.
Steps to reproduce:
```
openstack server create foo
openstack server lock foo
openstack port delete {id of the port of the instance}
```
Expected behavior: error message, rejecting to delete port, used by locked instance.
Actual behavior: port is removed, leaving locked instance without network.
I was able to reproduce it on nova 17.0.12, but newer versions may be affected too. |
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