Courtney wrote: > SmartOS host on the bhyve hypervisor. Yes, it will do this and pull the > plug. The guest gets quite a bit of time to poweroff. For some reason, > it seems that only my Vaultwarden guest wants to take long. I also have > a more complex synapse server and OpenBao server running which shut down > in time. I don't know if there is a way to extend that timeout on the > host, but I also don't like that solution as much if it does exist.
https://smartos.org/man/8/vmadm stop <uuid> [-F] [-t timeout] | For HVM VMs, the running qemu/bhyve process sends an ACPI signal to the | guest kernel telling it to shut down. In case the guest kernel ignores | this or for some reason does not receive this request we mark the VM | with a transition property indicating that we tried to shut it down. | This transition marker also includes a timeout (default 180 seconds). | If we hit the timeout, the VM is forcibly halted. I would dig through syslogs to find out if your VM is even receiving the ACPI shutdown command. Under Hyper-V I would see something like this: messages:Jun 16 12:06:30 fortress /bsd: Shutting down in response to request from hyperv0 host The better question is why your VM is taking > 3 minutes to shut down.
