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(Please don't top-post. Instead include
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On 06/25/2014 04:16 PM, abhishek jain wrote:
That's what I've tried to tell you in the last two responses, and you haven't given any new information about whether or not 1) your binary has the suid bit set, or 2) you tried setting it. If you don't understand why that would help, please read up on the "suid bit" and what it does. If you have set the suid bit of the binary, and have checked the web page I indicated, compared your /etc/qemu/bridge.conf, and found that it had proper content to satisfy the ACL requirements of qemu-bridge-helper, but it still doesn't work, then you'll need to go to a qemu-specific help source, such as the #qemu channel on irc.oftc.net - libvirt doesn't do anything directly with the qemu-bridge-helper (and aside from that, you are apparently not even using libvirt, but are instead running qemu/kvm directly.)
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