While there's many solutions now to shutdown VM's, here's my 2 cents. Instead
of a libvirt-bin.conf script, I made a separate script
(/usr/local/sbin/shutdown-libvirt-hosts.sh). This script waits 120 seconds for
all VM's to shut down. Then I'm running this script from two places; in
libvirt-bin.conf:
pre-stop script
/usr/local/sbin/shutdown-libvirt-hosts.sh
end script
And also (as a link) from /etc/rc0.d/K10shutdown-libvirt-hosts (and from
rc6.d alike)
This way, the "sendsigs" script will only run if all VMs have
terminated.?field.comment=While there's many solutions now to shutdown VM's,
here's my 2 cents. Instead of a libvirt-bin.conf script, I made a separate
script (/usr/local/sbin/shutdown-libvirt-hosts.sh). This script waits 120
seconds for all VM's to shut down. Then I'm running this script from two
places; in libvirt-bin.conf:
pre-stop script
/usr/local/sbin/shutdown-libvirt-hosts.sh
end script
And also (as a link) from /etc/rc0.d/K10shutdown-libvirt-hosts (and from
rc6.d alike)
With a K10shutdown-libvirt-hosts script in place, the "sendsigs" script
will only run after this script has ended, which is when all VMs have
terminated.
A few remarks:
- shutting down the VM's twice is not a problem; to the VM, it just looks like
pressing the power button twice.
- to gracefully shut down, the VM's need the "acpid" package installed.
- if the shutdown script searches for the word "running" (like mine does, but
John Morrissey's script is affected, too), it must set LANG=C at the top,
otherwise virsh will run in the local language.
** Attachment added: "shutdown-libvirt-hosts.sh"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kvm/+bug/350936/+attachment/1621772/+files/shutdown-libvirt-hosts.sh
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