On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 09:07:00AM -0700, Alex Wang wrote: > Thx for the reply Flavio, > > > Sorry, I was out for some days. Anyway as FYI, RHEL-7 and > > probably CentOS7 supports systemd, so we provide systemd service > > for openvswitch. Therefore, the sysv script isn't supported. > > > > > Thanks for notify this, just searched around, from my understanding, > systemctl dose not have subcommand for reloading the kernel module.
You're correct. So far there is no such facility. > So, seems to me, the only way to reload kmod is to reboot machine... > And that way, the interface configurations are all lost. > > Do you know any workaround? Not that I know of. So, the idea behind the reload kmod is to re-create bridge and ports too? > Have you run the script in permissive mode to see if fixing > > that is enough? > > I will try to reproduce in my end as well. > > Yeah, if we set selinux to permissive mode or I `semanage permissive -a > openvswith_t`... then I do not have the issue. Yeah, because then you are allowing everything. But my question was more if there are more avc denials after that problem. I mean, once you have fixed/skipped the first problem, likely there is a second one and so forth. No worries, I will check myself later on. Thanks again, fbl _______________________________________________ dev mailing list [email protected] http://openvswitch.org/mailman/listinfo/dev
