On Wed, 22 Oct 2014, Holger Levsen wrote:
ain't there a 5th option, providing an lxc 1.0.x backport for jessie?
You mean a backport to wheezy? Beacause the problem seems to be that if a pre-1:1.0.6-3 (as in wheezy) lxc starts a jessie container that's using systemd, then that wheezy lxc won't be able to run systemd in a correct way.
[email protected] has one prepared on mentors.d.n but I was reluctant to sponsor it (so far) as it was only 1.0.5-x, while 1.0.6-1 just had hit sid... But a backport should fix this issue, possible in combination with a newer kernel from backports.
This seems like the best solution to me. Given that only a few months (how many?) seem to be remaining until release - is it feasible in that time frame to have 1.0.6-3 migrate from unstable to tesing and at the same time have it either included in an lxc point release for wheezy or in wheezy-backports?
What do you think about this solution Daniel?
And yes, documenting this issue in the release notes would be good anyway/also! ;-)
I can do that, however I think it'd be good to know beforehand how this problem will be tackled, so I can document the possible solutions.
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