Validation failed: Unexpected response returned from system Invalid API version requested

[kiranjagadesh]

Hi @agrare,

We are unable to validate the VMware Cloud connection; it triggers an error validation issue for the API.

We have a vCloud Api version using 10.5.1, but the Managiq Api drop-down list shows only the 9.0 version.

Error Message:

Validation failed: Unexpected response returned from system: The request has invalid accept header: Invalid API version requested. Supported API versions are: [39.0.0-alpha, 38.0, 37.2, 37.1, 37.0, 36.3 [D], 36.2 [D], 36.1 [D], 36.0 [D], 35.2 [D], 35.0 [D]] ([D] indicates deprecated versions)

Kindly help us to resolve this issue.

[Fryguy]

@agrare Please take a look when you have a chance.

[kiranjagadesh]

Hi,

Is there an update on this?

[agrare]

Hi sorry @kiranjagadesh I've been on pto, we're going to need your help testing this one out since we don't have a vCloud Director system to test with.

The API version dropdown is here https://github.com/ManageIQ/manageiq-providers-vmware/blob/master/app/models/manageiq/providers/vmware/cloud_manager.rb#L52-L70
If you're running on an appliance you can edit this by doing:

cd /var/www/miq/vmdb
vi $(bundle show manageiq-providers-vmware)/app/models/manageiq/providers/vmware/cloud_manager.rb

And adding these two entries to the array:

            {
              :label => 'vCloud API 10.4',
              :value => '37.0'
            },
            {
              :label => 'vCloud API 10.5',
              :value => '38.0'
            }

So that the whole options array looks like this:

:options      => [
            {
              :label => 'vCloud API 5.1',
              :value => '5.1',
            },
            {
              :label => 'vCloud API 5.5',
              :value => '5.5',
            },
            {
              :label => 'vCloud API 5.6',
              :value => '5.6',
            },
            {
              :label => 'vCloud API 9.0',
              :value => '9.0',
            },
            {
              :label => 'vCloud API 10.4',
              :value => '37.0'
            },
            {
              :label => 'vCloud API 10.5',
              :value => '38.0'
            }
          ]

Then save that and restart evmserverd by running systemctl restart evmserverd.service

[agrare]

(NOTE I don't think this is a bug exactly, we never supported vCloud v10 so this would be an enhancement but a great one)

[agrare]

Closing #891 in favor of this one, only because I already replied.

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