On 05/10/2013 11:47 AM, Ken Coar wrote:
> Using the koan command, a VM can essentially request
> that it be reprovisioned.
That's the
koan --server=${COBBLERHOST} --replace-self --system=$(hostname -f)
command run on the guest. Frobs the grub.conf to re-kickstart.
> Is there any way for a VM to request that it reboot from
> a snapshot taken with virsh?
Apparently the answer to this is 'no'. However, it seems as
though I might be able to ask the host's libvirtd to do it --
if the guest can find out who its host is.
I see (with some help from IRC) that the VM's libvirtd UUID
appears in the output of dmidecode, but I see no way to
relate that to a particular host IPA (IP Address) or FQDN for
the host.
How can a guest find out who its host is?
Thanks!
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