Thanks for reporting this bug.
Who is /mnt/test owned by? what do
ls -ld /mnt/test
ls -l /mnt/test
show? Libvirt launches qemu as the libvirt-qemu user, which is
probably not allowed to create files there. If that is the case, then
ou can either change the ownership/permissions of the shared
Public bug reported:
Using virt-manager and libvirtd, I added a VirtFS filesystem passthrough
to an existing qemu virtual machine also running Ubuntu.
The XML code generated by libvirt looks like this:
Inside the VM, I am able to mount the filesystem
Public bug reported:
Using virt-manager and libvirtd, I added a VirtFS filesystem passthrough
to an existing qemu virtual machine also running Ubuntu.
The XML code generated by libvirt looks like this:
Inside the VM, I am able to mount the filesystem
