> None of that really answers your question, but hopefully it at least
> gives you a better idea of what you've got to work with :-)
You are right ;) I guess making my initialization hook fault-tolerant
towards missing cleanup plus the systemd script should fit for me.
Regards,
Jan
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On 12/07/2015 01:20 PM, Jan Grashöfer wrote:
autostarting (and autostopping) based on what event?
Based on start/shutdown of the host or starting/stopping libvirtd. I
just wrote a script to start with systemd but as there is that autostart
functionality in libvirtd this might not be the best sol
> autostarting (and autostopping) based on what event?
Based on start/shutdown of the host or starting/stopping libvirtd. I
just wrote a script to start with systemd but as there is that autostart
functionality in libvirtd this might not be the best solution.
Regards,
Jan
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On 12/06/2015 12:19 PM, Jan Grashöfer wrote:
Hi all,
I just ran into problem properly stopping a network. I have defined a
network and network hook script to accomplish some preparations and
cleanup. Testing my configuration (virsh net-start and virsh
net-destroy) was successfully.
Now I wanted
Hi all,
I just ran into problem properly stopping a network. I have defined a
network and network hook script to accomplish some preparations and
cleanup. Testing my configuration (virsh net-start and virsh
net-destroy) was successfully.
Now I wanted to automate the lifecycle. Unfortunately I rea
