As a quick follow-up, when I built and installed the latest git master, this issue no longer occurs. Some other things I noticed: - if I lxc-start without daemonize, as mentioned it hangs without showing the console login prompt. But if I interrupt it with Ctrl+C, the host reboots.
- in the same scenario if I 'kill -9' lxc-start, no host reboot occurs. - lxc-stop also causes a host reboot, but lxc-destroy -f of the running instance does not. - in the working build off of master, the "permission denied" output I reported in the original message does not occur.
Please let me know if there's anything else I can do/provide to help hunt this down. On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 4:06 PM, Marc Paradise <m...@opscode.com> wrote:
Marc Paradise Software Engineer Opscode Twitter: @MarcParadise irc: mparadise Skype: marc.paradise
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