Created attachment 499664 [details] luci error log Description of problem: I have a cluster that works perfectly fine, then I add this line which also works per the cluster, but on which luci chokes vm autostart="1" exclusive="1" migrate="pause" name="Tally-On-Premise_2011.1" path="/data/cluster-storage/tally" recovery="relocate" snapshot="/data/cluster-storage/rally" use_virsh="1"/> I get on another machine, install luci, import the cluster, and luci in my web browser still shows the same error: Error 500 We're sorry but we weren't able to process this request. Per the /var/log/luci/luci.log, luci is very unhappy (see attached log). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): luci-0.24.0-2.fc14.x86_64 Expected Results: Shouldn't luci be able to parse this line? If not, surely it could have a more intelligent response than the error above.
This is duplicate of bug 705884: entities, namely services, matching the "name + '.' + known extension" pattern would cause issues when entity specific page is requested -- the framework would strip this extension (".1" in this particular case) resulting in query for non-existent entity unless taught not to do so. Fix will be in upcoming release.
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