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Filter for the list of Volumes never loads. #11641
@daviftorres , an unknown API command does seem to be a service layer issue and not have to do with a removed timestamp in the DB (though it might). Can you try using cmk to mimic the same command?
@DaanHoogland, regarding this one, it should had already been fixed by #11168.
Not sure why the PR #11645 changes are displaying the previous file as containing the API call to listvolumes and not to listVolumes (as it is in the 4.20 branch):
Hi @daviftorres I have tested the latest 4.20 branch and I see the filters load completes, and no longer observe the 432 error requests on both volumes and volume snapshots listing:
Hi @daviftorres I have tested the latest 4.20 branch and I see the filters load completes, and no longer observe the 432 error requests on both volumes and volume snapshots listing:
Screen.Recording.2026-01-13.at.10.25.08.AM.mov
Screen.Recording.2026-01-13.at.10.55.27.AM.mov
Are you still facing the issues?
Hey Nicolas,
When I opened the issue, we were on ACS 4.20.1 and how we are on ACS 4.20.2. I am starting to doubt our own setup after a year of changes.
The list and filter of the Volumes works (first video you shared). But when I navigate to Storage > Volume Snapshots it fails hard:
I guest there is garbage left behind from removing (replacing) the very first Secondary Storage or when removing zones (we did a few in the beginning).
Last year I wrote an internal tool that looks for a series of assets that are hierarchically related in the DB, looking for orphan assets or in wrong state.
It helps me to find and clean up garbage related to storages, templates, and more. I may do the same for network assets because the UI also misbehave with me in many occasions...
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DaanHoogland commentedon Sep 16, 2025
@daviftorres , an unknown API command does seem to be a service layer issue and not have to do with a removed timestamp in the DB (though it might). Can you try using cmk to mimic the same command?
daviftorres commentedon Sep 16, 2025
@DaanHoogland , the command
cmk list volumesworks.DaanHoogland commentedon Sep 16, 2025
ok, so it is all UI that fails, strange (a bit);
listvolumesshould probably belistVolumeslistAndSwitchSamlAccountseems ok and needs investigation.DaanHoogland commentedon Sep 16, 2025
for the first one I created a simple PR @daviftorres : #11645.
DaanHoogland commentedon Sep 16, 2025
About the second one, do you have saml enabled in your env?
daviftorres commentedon Sep 16, 2025
No SAML2 enabled. It is our Prod, and I did not upgrade from 4.20.1 yet.
bernardodemarco commentedon Sep 16, 2025
@DaanHoogland, regarding this one, it should had already been fixed by #11168.
Not sure why the PR #11645 changes are displaying the previous file as containing the API call to
listvolumesand not tolistVolumes(as it is in the 4.20 branch):cloudstack/ui/src/components/view/SearchView.vue
Lines 979 to 982 in 0cbebbd
nvazquez commentedon Jan 13, 2026
Hi @daviftorres I have tested the latest 4.20 branch and I see the filters load completes, and no longer observe the 432 error requests on both volumes and volume snapshots listing:
Screen.Recording.2026-01-13.at.10.25.08.AM.mov
Screen.Recording.2026-01-13.at.10.55.27.AM.mov
Are you still facing the issues?
daviftorres commentedon Jan 13, 2026
Hey Nicolas,
When I opened the issue, we were on ACS 4.20.1 and how we are on ACS 4.20.2. I am starting to doubt our own setup after a year of changes.
The list and filter of the Volumes works (first video you shared). But when I navigate to Storage > Volume Snapshots it fails hard:
I guest there is garbage left behind from removing (replacing) the very first Secondary Storage or when removing zones (we did a few in the beginning).
Last year I wrote an internal tool that looks for a series of assets that are hierarchically related in the DB, looking for orphan assets or in wrong state.
It helps me to find and clean up garbage related to storages, templates, and more. I may do the same for network assets because the UI also misbehave with me in many occasions...