[Unable to Destroy VDI (base copy)]

Weirdly enough I logged in to the server tonight and after them hanging around for a few weeks they've all vanished.

 

This is now resolved thanks to father time - lol

[Unable to Destroy VDI (base copy)]

I have a backup script that failed and created a bunch of ghost VDI's that are not attached to any VDB/VM.

# xe vdi-list uuid=32bd4792-32f3-4dc7-a35f-ea1250d5b719
uuid ( RO)                : 32bd4792-32f3-4dc7-a35f-ea1250d5b719
          name-label ( RW): base copy
    name-description ( RW):
             sr-uuid ( RO): a148e5a4-74b5-6b26-77f8-1b5c70c2065d
        virtual-size ( RO): 104857600
            sharable ( RO): false
           read-only ( RO): false

When trying to destroy a this or any of the orphaned VDI the system returns the following response:

# xe vdi-destroy uuid=32bd4792-32f3-4dc7-a35f-ea1250d5b719 --force
This operation cannot be performed because the system does not manage this VDI
vdi: 32bd4792-32f3-4dc7-a35f-ea1250d5b719 (base copy)

I have checked they are not attached to any VBD/VM - they are not.

 

If I run the xe vdi-forget they just come back the next time the storage scan runs.

 

Any suggestions?

 

(XenServer 7.4)