On 21/08/11 18:01, Gordon Henderson wrote: > I've been using the file-rc boot script mechanisms rather than the > sysv-rc system for LXC containers. That might seem like a step > backwards, but actually, it's fine and gives you much finer (& easier > IMO) control over what gets started and stopped when a container is > booted. Y Have you tried Arch Linux Gordon? it uses a BSD-Style init which is what I think you mean. I think it's much cleaner and easier to work with. All "switches" are in rc.conf, there isn't loads of rc.runlevel directories full of symlinks and you can point your inittab at a lxc-specific rc.sysinit and rc.shutdown. This is what I have and it works well. My point was about the fact that using a stock rc.shutdown, for example, will shut down the host.
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