On Mon, Jul 19, 2021 at 02:07:10PM +0200, Olaf Hering wrote:
Am Mon, 19 Jul 2021 09:55:37 +0100
schrieb Daniel P. Berrangé <berrange(a)redhat.com>:
> I don't see that would have made any change since --listen was not enabled
> either before / after the changes.
It was the default in the SUSE package.
I should have checked libvirt.git if it has been used.
> Originally the sysconfig file provided a way to override the initscripts
> config, and was kept with systemd units essentially because it already
> exists. Now that initscripts are completely gone, the sysconfig possibly
> doesn't need to exist, as it is already posible to override unit files in
> a reasonably simple manner.
I have seen sysv scripts that do "test -f sysconfig/file && . $_", so
in some
sense sysconfig was already optional before. I have not checked if the sysv
scripts from libvirt.git had such code.
So, do you or anyone else agree to get rid of sysconfig files in libvirt.git
and put the defaults provided by libvirt.git into the systemd unit files?
Just as I proposed in my patch?
The challenge i see here is that of managing upgrades to the proposed
state.
By putting '--timeout=xxx' into the .service file, everyone is going
get that change installed, even if they modified their .sysconfig
file previously and thus don't currently have it.
<hand waving>
I think we would need some task that looks at the .sysconfig file
that exists, and then drops in a /etc/systemd/system/libvirtd.service.d/notimeout.conf
file to disable the --timeout usage, if it was not currently in use.
</hand waving>
If yes, should it be one monolithic change that touches also
libvirt.spec
and the NEWS file?
Yes, if we do this it would need to be for everything I think.
Regards,
Daniel
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