I am running LXD/LXC on two hosts, each with multiple containers. I upgraded one host to the latest versions of LXD /LXC (had been on lxd 0.21 / lxc 1.1.4)
After the upgrade. lxc list shows no containers lxc list +------+-------+------+------+-----------+-----------+ | NAME | STATE | IPV4 | IPV6 | EPHEMERAL | SNAPSHOTS | +------+-------+------+------+-----------+-----------+ +------+-------+------+------+-----------+-----------+ Using sqlite3, SELECT * FROM containers in the lx.db, shows all the containers. sqlite> SELECT * FROM containers; 6|ubuntu-sg|2|0|0 7|ubuntu14-java-utils|0|0|0 8|ubuntu-sg-base|0|0|0 9|ubuntu-build|0|0|0 10|ubuntu-web|0|0|0 11|ubuntu-build-clone|0|0|0 12|ubuntu-tst|0|0|0 13|ubuntu-sg-tst|0|0|0 All the containers are physically present on the file system, there was no change there. Is there some way to "recover" the existing containers so that lxc can see and start them? If I attempt to start a container, even though lxc list shows none, I get lxc start ubuntu-build error: setting lxc.network keys is not allowed I was not using profiles yet on that host sqlite> SELECT * FROM profiles; 1|default 2|migratable Other than to list the contents of tables I have not attempted to modify lxd.db in any way. thanks very much
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