[Lxc-users] Hiding PCI devices inside the container

2011-06-29 Thread Devendra K. Modium
Hi

Please let me know is it possible to hide PCI devices inside the container.
Although I used the cgroups.deny=a option in the configuration script.
When I run the  command lspci inside container, I can see all the devices 
connected to host machine.

Please let me know if I can avoid it someway or is there any development going 
on currently.

Thanks in advance

Regards
Devendra

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Re: [Lxc-users] Hiding PCI devices inside the container

2011-06-29 Thread Serge Hallyn
Quoting Devendra K. Modium (dmod...@isi.edu):
 Hi
 
 Please let me know is it possible to hide PCI devices inside the container.
 Although I used the cgroups.deny=a option in the configuration script.
 When I run the  command lspci inside container, I can see all the devices 
 connected to host machine.
 
 Please let me know if I can avoid it someway or is there any development 
 going on currently.

Not currently possible.  Things that would help this are /proc and
/sys filtering and device namespaces.  Daniel was looking into a
/proc filtering approach recently, but noone is working on device
namespaces that I know of.

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