[Xen-devel] Problem with /etc/init.d/xendomains

["Carsten Schiers" <carsten@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear all,

I have a problem with /etc/init.d/xendomains. It doesn't shut down my 
DomUs properly any longer. 
Having looked into the code, I was able to find some things out, but 
currently, I have no clue, 
how to solve.

I have set everything so that xend will start all DomUs from 
/etc/xen/auto and all DomUs are shut 
Down when shutting down the system. I have in /etc/xen the DomU config 
files aaa bbb ccc, but I 
make links like 10-bbb, 20-ccc, 30-aaa in /etc/xen/auto to start by 
order. So the DomU config files 
I use to start are not the same as the DomU names.

There are some loops around "xm list -l", which are analyzed by parseln 
in a way, that the string
"(domain" is starting a block, and "(name" and "(domid" are used to 
identified the domains that
e.g. should be shut down.

Problem could be that the PCI part of "xm list -l" is also returning 
"(domain" strings, I guess this
Could confuse the mechanism a bit.

Another thing is that it seems the "$1" =~ "\string" doesn't seem to 
fire for me. I use Debian Lenny
with bash 3.2-4. 

I attached the /etc/default/xendomains, which is called by 
/etc/init.d/xendomains (I have put it in
another place).

BR,
Carsten.

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