On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 01:36:45PM +0000, Daniel P. Berrange wrote:
When we added the LXC driver, it originally needed to respond
to signals. We removed that need a while ago, but left the
infrastructure around. This patch removes the driver calls
relating to signal progation, since they're unneccessary and
uncontroversial +1
we shouldn't follow this approach again in the future, because
all drivers need to survive libvirtd restarts, which means they
cannot rely in having signals from child processes.
So ultimately we could remove the signal part of the drivers
and maybe simplify the handling from qemudDispatchSignalEvent
Maybe we can extract the persistency mechanism and share it between
the wrapper processes then.
Daniel
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