Hi, I just found an unexpected error message. lxc storage volume set dataStorage dataVolume size 3000000000 Error: Running quota resize not supported I’m pretty sure I’ve already done it without any problems, I’m wrong? The storage is lvm xfs without thinpool, lxc 4.8.

Just an FYI this PR fixes the issue you have been experiencing and allows live growing of custom filesystem volumes for ceph and lvm. https://github.com/lxc/lxd/pull/8163

Hi, Is the disk attached to a running instance, and is this a grow or shrink operation? Thanks Tom

Hi Tom, the disk is attached to a instance (container) and I’m trying to grow it.

So I think what you’re hitting here is the improved detection of custom volumes that are being used by running instances which was added in LXD 4.8. Each storage driver has a RunningQuotaResize property which indicates if it supports in-use resizing. Of all the storage drivers only ceph and lvm ha…

Ok, thank you. I will follow the issue. Meanwhile I think there is not else to do than stop the instance, grow the disk and boot again the container, right?

Yes that will work for now. I will have a think about how we can better handle this.

Hi, thank you very much. These changes will not be available before version 4.9, right?

I would think these should get cherry-picked into 4.8 early next week similar to [image] Cannot lxc copy --refresh with option -d (device)? LXD Yeah, the fixes will hit 4.8 probably early next week when I go through all our current fixes and backport them.

Live storage volume resize error

tomp (Thomas Parrott) November 19, 2020, 9:02am 9

I would think these should get cherry-picked into 4.8 early next week similar to