To be more specific in order to reproduce:
Compile/switch to a kernel without ipv6 support (don't worry about the
specifics as to why someone would do this, it's come up a few times
where I've had to ie buggy application support, administration of
machines also acting as firewalls, etc)
Then use v
Simply compile a kernel without ipv6 support.
Libvirt blindly assumes the /proc/sys/net/ipv6/* entries exist and fails
to gracefully continue when they are not writable.
- Original message -
> Can you please add more steps to reproduce this bug? It's not clear to
> me when this happens a
Public bug reported:
When the system has ipv6 disabled outright, /usr/sbin/libvirtd still
tries to blindly disable accept_ra despite it's destined failure to open
/proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/virbr1/accept_ra. It does not continue past
this failure.
Expected behavior is that it should either attempt
