Ohai, On Wed, May 31, 2017 at 07:10:01PM -0400, JD Friedrikson wrote: > Debian's packaged version of LXC currently is not able to stop systemd-based > containers as they have not responded to SIGPWR as of > https://github.com/lxc/lxc/commit/8eb62c245e9b67b451ba0766f3ecd7c6f2081d73 . > > The appropriate way to stop systemd via a signal is to use SIGRTMIN+3 (or, I > think, SIGRTMIN+4). The lxc-stop binary automatically determines whether the > container will respond to this signal and handles it appropriately. > Therefore, we should use that binary with ExecStop instead of using a signal > (in the service file).
You are absolutelly right! Thanks for catching this. > This has already been fixed upstream: > > https://github.com/lxc/lxc/commit/c08d29b6d134fbb94d2cff0454ce27eb66930c4d And thanks for fixing it upstream! > It would be cool if we could package this fix before the release. Here's a > patch: I fear it's too late for Stretch 9.0, but I'll see to include that into 9.1.
