On 09/11/2012 05:24 AM, Lennart Poettering wrote:
On Fri, 24.08.12 16:22, Kir Kolyshkin (k...@openvz.org) wrote:
Proper handling of reboot() syscall issued from the inside of a container
was always supported by OpenVZ kernels. More to say, OpenVZ relies on the fact
that container calls reboot in order to distinguish between shutdown and
reboot-- in the latter case container is being restarted.
This patch brings the reboot() back for OpenVZ container.
Turns out the normal Linux containers understand reboot() just fine
too.
Please note though that the problem with reboot() wrt upstream containers
was really nasty -- calling reboot inside container resulted in
rebooting the
whole system, not just the container.
I have now reworked the code to handle this properly, without any
special casing of any implementation. This should fix your issue.
Thanks!
Can I hope that this will be backported to Fedora 17, in this way or
another?
Thanks for pointing this out!
Lennart
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