On Fri, 2 Feb 2018, Bernhard wrote:
> Did by chance someone write a dom0-script that
>
> a) fetches a list of all (running) appvm's that use sys-net.
>
> b) setting their net-vm to "none"
>
> c) reboot sys-net
>
> d) undoes step (b)
>
> That would allow to confortably reboot sys-net (same ideas apply to
> sys-firewall & sys-whonix) and could help many people in many
> situations. I am not a bash hero, and before losing half a day on this
> useful script, I prefer asking if someone did it already :)
I didn't have it already but it wasn't too difficult to do so I wrote one
as it seems somewhat useful.
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#!/bin/sh
vm="sys-net"
[ $# -ge 1 ] && vm="$1"
echo "Restarting $vm..."
explicitlist=$(qvm-ls --raw-data state netvm name-raw | \
grep -e "^Running|$vm|" | cut -d '|' -f 3)
defaultlist=$(qvm-ls --raw-data state netvm name-raw | \
grep -e "^Running|[*]$vm|" | cut -d '|' -f 3)
for i in $explicitlist $defaultlist; do
qvm-prefs -s $i netvm none
done
qvm-shutdown --wait "$vm"
qvm-start "$vm"
for i in $explicitlist; do
qvm-prefs -s $i netvm "$vm"
done
for i in $defaultlist; do
qvm-prefs -s $i netvm default
done
