as i really needed a solution i did a dirty workaround for servers:
move /sbin/shutdown to /sbin/shutdown.real
place the attached script to /sbin/shutdown and make it executable
you can do the same for /sbin/reboot to have it run even on reboot,
halt, poweroff --force. you only need to change
yes it is still present on lucid server.
after unsucessfully trying something like:
start on (runlevel [2345] and networking)
in the upstart script i also head for a dirty sleep in the pre-start
script. Upstart experts needed!
** Changed in: libvirt (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released =
i reworked the changes by tomcrus (thanks for the elegance ;) and
removed all reintroduced bashism. so here is the current of the core
logic to shutdown guests.
** Attachment added: libvirt-guest-shutdown-core
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/51116608/libvirt-guest-shutdown-core
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Should shut
but i am still hanging on the upstart integration when using pre-stop in
libvirt-bin. while the condition regarding the runlevel by tomcrus works
great, it seems we are not able to simply delay the shutdown process
with a simple sleep. in my case i only managed to get the pre-stop
killed or make
@soren: as i simple don't know how to trigger it only on shutdown, as
the premise was it should run on regular stop. but i know it may ease
the situation and would like to do so. do you know some solution here.
maybe we could do a simple condition that checks for an enviromental
stuff thats only
thanks for the hint, but after trying i found that start on (runlevel
[06] and stopping libvirt-bin) should do the trick. but i still got
problems as i can use libvirt at first in the upstart job, but when
testing the timeout loop it seems that libvirt-bin still stopped before
the script finished.
as this bug can corrupt guests i did an old school init script for my
server, but that doesn't work as libvirt-bin got always stopped before
(even at S01). so i removed all bashism like arrays and tried to create
an upstart script. the core logic is done, but i need some help
regarding upstart
