As has been discussed upstream, adding a generic custom conf file hides
useful information when debugging. The dnsmasq features which need to
be tweaked should be explicitly supported in new xml bits. Marking this
wontfix here, but hoping that the features will show up upstream soon.
** Changed
As has been discussed upstream, adding a generic custom conf file hides
useful information when debugging. The dnsmasq features which need to
be tweaked should be explicitly supported in new xml bits. Marking this
wontfix here, but hoping that the features will show up upstream soon.
** Changed
I'm contributing new dhcp relay='(yes|no)'/ functionality upstream,
and the state of the current upstream is such that it writes its own
conffile for dnsmasq based on an expanding range of settings taken from
the network XML definition.
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add option to start dnsmasq with a custom configuration file
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I needed the same flexibility on my network for several libvirtd
instances each running its own dnsmasq and requiring some complex
dnsmasq configuration to meld into the LAN configuration.
I added two new tags to the network XML: conffile and
logfacility:
conffile
The attachment sourcecode: diff to add --conf-file=... and --log-
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Since libvirt 0.4.5 you can define the DNS domain in the network XML
definition. See [1] for the domain element.
[1] http://www.libvirt.org/formatnetwork.html#elementsConnect
True, but don't forget to issue a 'virsh net-destroy xx' before edit
the network, of course using 'virsh net-edit
Does the network XML allow for MX records? I'd like to have an email
server VM, but email servers need MX records, and I didn't see a way to
specify that in the documentation linked above.
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Does the network XML allow for MX records? I'd like to have an email
server VM, but email servers need MX records, and I didn't see a way to
specify that in the documentation linked above.
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Since libvirt 0.4.5 you can define the DNS domain in the network XML
definition. See [1] for the domain element.
[1] http://www.libvirt.org/formatnetwork.html#elementsConnect
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Since libvirt 0.4.5 you can define the DNS domain in the network XML
definition. See [1] for the domain element.
[1] http://www.libvirt.org/formatnetwork.html#elementsConnect
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Oohps forgot to mention I'm using Ubuntu Lucid (10.04, new long term
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Problem in my case is, I've got a DHCP server, bridged networking which is
working when not enabling LIBVIRT.
After enabling LIBVIRT for some reason, I can't seem to find out why, my DHCP
server stops serving IP's configs for my clients.
After a reboot my DHCP server works for about 5 min,
After trying the solution to stop dhcp from starting I still have the
same issue dhpc is still started (with libvrirt)
ps aux|grep dns gives this:
nobody2048 0.0 0.0 21404 904 ?S17:07 0:00 dnsmasq
--strict-order --bind-interfaces
Problem in my case is, I've got a DHCP server, bridged networking which is
working when not enabling LIBVIRT.
After enabling LIBVIRT for some reason, I can't seem to find out why, my DHCP
server stops serving IP's configs for my clients.
After a reboot my DHCP server works for about 5 min,
After trying the solution to stop dhcp from starting I still have the
same issue dhpc is still started (with libvrirt)
ps aux|grep dns gives this:
nobody2048 0.0 0.0 21404 904 ?S17:07 0:00 dnsmasq
--strict-order --bind-interfaces
after some trying I just stuck with killing the dnsmasq process (re)starting
the dhcp server via a little script.
In rc.local I added this script so it will be carried out at the end of
everything... Not a real nice solution but it's working...
The sleeps are for some reason necessary
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dnsmasq started by libvirtd contains --conf-file= argument which
prevents dnsmasq to read its default config file in /etc/dnsmasq.conf.
It is simple and clean to remove this argument to allow modification of
dnsmasq behavior. In my own setting, I need dnsmasq to send a DNS domain
to the guests to
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 08:34:37PM -, Mario Manno wrote:
I already have a bridge, a dhcp server and a dns cache. Do I really have
to dpkg-divert the dnsmasq binary to stop libvirtd from starting it?
Um.. No? You can just disable the dhcp server. Try this:
$ virsh net-dumpxml default
I already have a bridge, a dhcp server and a dns cache. Do I really have
to dpkg-divert the dnsmasq binary to stop libvirtd from starting it?
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Hi Mario,
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 08:34:37PM -, Mario Manno wrote:
I already have a bridge, a dhcp server and a dns cache. Do I really have
to dpkg-divert the dnsmasq binary to stop libvirtd from starting it?
If you have a bridge and you're using it for your guest network libvirt
should
Will never ever happen. :) By design. Allowing you to pass arbitrary
options to kvm, iptables and/or dnsmasq would result in an unknown and
unmanagable environment.
If you really, truly want this, you should replace dnsmasq with a
wrapper that uses your configuration file.
I'm curious what sort
On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 01:41:43PM -, Soren Hansen wrote:
Will never ever happen. :) By design. Allowing you to pass arbitrary
options to kvm, iptables and/or dnsmasq would result in an unknown and
unmanagable environment.
If you really, truly want this, you should replace dnsmasq with a
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