On Mon, Oct 15, 2007 at 01:31:47PM +0100, Richard W.M. Jones wrote:
> There's an open-ended access control problem here. libvirtd runs as
> root and host+path gives a way to read and write any file on the system.
>
> Better might be to allow the system administrator to configure
> directories w
Tóth István wrote:
Richard W.M. Jones wrote:
For example, here are the domains and their images running on my Xen
host at the moment. I got this by writing a simple script which
parses the domain XML:
fc6_0:
/var/lib/xen/images/fc6_0.img -> xvda
/var/lib/xen/images/home.disk
OOps, my spam filter ate your reply, sorry for the delay.
Richard W.M. Jones wrote:
Tóth István wrote:
Hello!
I had a hobby project where I needed to manipulate xen disk images on
remote systems, that used a model similar to libirt's remote support.
Based on what I learnt from it, I came up wi
Tóth István wrote:
Hello!
I had a hobby project where I needed to manipulate xen disk images on
remote systems, that used a model similar to libirt's remote support.
Based on what I learnt from it, I came up with a possible model for
libvirt's remote storage support. I present it here for discus
Hello!
I had a hobby project where I needed to manipulate xen disk images on
remote systems, that used a model similar to libirt's remote support.
Based on what I learnt from it, I came up with a possible model for
libvirt's remote storage support. I present it here for discussion.
We typically
