On Tue, Apr 04, 2006 at 10:27:27PM -0600, Jim Fehlig wrote:
>>> "Bryan D. Payne" <bryan(a)thepaynes.cc>
04/04/06 6:23 PM >>>
>> I'm just not seeing it included in path returned by
>> xs_get_domain_path(), only see /local/domain/<num>
> For what it's worth, I was trying to put a patch together for this,
>but I kept getting memory corruption errors. I was trying to access
>the name through the xenstore as shown below...
>
> /* lookup is easier with the Xen store so try it first */
> if (conn->xshandle != NULL) {
> char *namepath = NULL;
> path = xs_get_domain_path(conn->xshandle, (unsigned int) id);
> namepath = strdup(path);
> strcat(namepath, "/name");
> name = xs_read(conn->xshandle, NULL, namepath, NULL);
> if (namepath) free(namepath);
> }
My brain is not working today :-). Don't know why I didn't consider
xs_read(). I'll fix up your patch and test/submit it tomorrow. I think
the only problem is concatenating "/name" on the end of namepath, which
has only been allocated enough memory to hold path via strdup().
Well actually, I'm trying to avoid accessing the Xen store as the primary
source, I prefer to go with Xend first then fallback to Xenstore, as the
order virInitialize() sets-up indicates.
Daniel
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