On 05/29/2013 12:31 PM, Harald Dunkel wrote: > Hi folks, > > AFAICS I have to list all containers to be started at boot > time in /etc/lxc/auto using symlinks pointing to the > config files. Problem: /etc is a local file system. > > For a HA solution you usually have some kind of "network" > device/filesystem providing the resources to manage, e.g. > a DRBD or iSCSI partition holding a set of LXC config files > and rootfs directories. In case of a hardware failure you > change the run level on a hot standby host, some init script > mounts the LXC partition, and LXC's init script is supposed > to start the containers for this run level. Unfortunately > the symlinks in /etc/lxc/auto have been lost together with > the old host. Hopefully you see the problem. > > Instead of symlinks in /etc/lxc/auto I would suggest to set > the config files to executable as an autostart flag. Thats > very easy to set, test and clear, _and_ it is part of the > filesystem providing the LXC config file. > > > Just a suggestion, of course. > > Regards > Harri
Please look at the discussions we've had over the past couple of days, I believe your problem is already covered by the proposed implementation. -- Stéphane Graber Ubuntu developer http://www.ubuntu.com
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