DB> The deletion of veth's is the last thing the controller process DB> does. So assuming it doesn't crash they should be cleaned up.
Well, a destroy operation kills the container and leaves the veth devices 100% of the time for me. While attempting to test that, I noticed that if I have a container with just bash in it, and that process exits, it stays in zombie state with the container running until I destroy it. The interfaces aren't cleaned up in that scenario either. I'll play around with it and see what I can figure out. DB> It is probably worth making the libvirtd LXC driver do cleanup of DB> veths too, as a safety net. Agreed. -- Dan Smith IBM Linux Technology Center Open Hypervisor Team email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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