On Thu, Dec 01, 2016 at 01:47:57PM +0100, Pino Toscano wrote:
When generating a new configuration for dnsmasq, add except-interface for both lo and lo0: this should make sure the configuration works, and is always the same for every supported OS. Adjust the data of networkxml2conftest to reflect the new dnsmasq configuration, making networkxml2conftest pass on non-Linux OSes.
Just so I know the reasoning behind this. Is this only because of the test suite failing? Or are we trying to fix some problem with it? Can't we get the interface name programmatically and then use that value? Not that I'd be running around adding bridges with name == "lo0" in libvirt's networks, but still... It would feel cleaner.
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