Red Hat Security Advisory 2021-1169-01 - The ovirt-engine package provides the manager for virtualization environments. This manager enables admins to define hosts and networks, as well as to add storage, create VMs and manage user permissions. Issues addressed include code execution, cross site scripting, and denial of service vulnerabilities.
ad61386766366b722b219913b56b8cfa60dfc16f9db363fa82bc4c4108510fb1Red Hat Security Advisory 2021-1184-01 - The ovirt-hosted-engine-setup package provides a self-hosted engine tool for the Red Hat Virtualization Manager. A self-hosted engine is a virtualized environment in which the Manager runs on a virtual machine on the hosts managed by the Manager. Bug Fix: In this release, it is now possible to enter a path to the OVA archive for local appliance installation using the cockpit-ovirt UI. Previously, following a successful migration on the Self-hosted Engine, he HA agent on the source host immediately moved to the state EngineDown, and shorly thereafter tried to start the engine locally, if the destination host didn't update the shared storage quickly enough, marking the Manager virtual machine as being up. As a result, starting the virtual machine failed due to a shared lock held by the destination host. This also resulted in generating false alarms and notifications. In this release, the HA agent first moves to the state EngineMaybeAway, providing the destination host more time to update the shared storage with the updated state. As a result, no notifications or false alarms are generated. Note: in scenarios where the virtual machine needs to be started on the source host, this fix slightly increases the time it takes the Manager virtual machine on the source host to start.
8c4853f907f45df559cfbcef018d60c5fcb4358ea5aa03417502549b5e324f5eRed Hat Security Advisory 2021-1186-01 - The ovirt-engine package provides the manager for virtualization environments. This manager enables admins to define hosts and networks, as well as to add storage, create VMs and manage user permissions. Bug Fix: Previously, saving user preferences in the Red Hat Virtualization Manager required the MANIPULATE_USERS permission level. As a result, user preferences were not saved on the server. In this release, the required permission level for saving user preferences was changed to EDIT_PROFILE, which is the permission level assigned by default to all users. As a result, saving user preferences works as expected. Issues addressed include a cross site scripting vulnerability.
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