- GET /api/v1/sessions scans tmp/ for session dirs with staged files
- Index page shows resumable sessions with filenames and sizes
- Resume button skips download and starts analysis with stored session_id
- session_id carried through analysis → confirm → job for correct file paths
- New GET /api/v1/storage/pools returns available lvmthin/zfspool/rbd/dir pools
- Analysis result template now shows dropdown when >1 pool available
- Falls back to text input with single pool or on discovery failure
- Backend /api/v1/analyze now returns 202 with analysis_id immediately
- New GET /api/v1/analyze/{id} for polling analysis status
- Background thread handles extraction, disk discovery, OS/EFI detection
- Nested archive extraction: handles chained zips and split zips (.z01-.zNN)
- Frontend polls /session/analyze/status/{id} every 2s until complete
- SCP page now has complete confirm form flow with job polling
- Backend cleanup_staging accepts session_id, deletes whole
STAGING_ROOT/{guid}/ dir when provided
- CleanupRequest model gets session_id field
- Frontend cleanup proxy passes session_id from body
- api_client passes session_id to backend
- reuseImage JS includes session_id in cleanup payload
After conversion completes, the user sees a form with VM Name and ID
prefilled, and three buttons:
- Clone (instant): qm clone --full via backend, takes seconds
- Copy (re-convert): shows CPU/RAM/Disk fields, re-runs full pipeline
- Clean Up & Finish: deletes staging, returns to start page
Backend: new /api/v1/clone endpoint → provisioner.clone_vm()
Frontend: new /session/clone proxy, api_client.clone_vm()
guestfish needs more than 30s to probe a 7.5 GiB VMDK image
(mount filesystem, read /etc/os-release, check EFI partition).
Other endpoints keep the 30s default.
