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Hi, I am working with libvirt on a small buildroot image and can’t get a network to start: $ virsh net-list –all Default inactive yes yes $ virsh –debug=4 net-start default Error: Failed to start network default Error: internal error: Failed to initialize a vlid firewall backend Reading the source in libvirt-3.7.0/src/util/virfirewall.c, I believe libvirt is checking for iptables, ip6tables, and ebtables, all of which I have installed on the system in the proper directories (according to the *_PATH macros used
by libvirt code). By removing network configuration from my domain configuration, I can start a VM just fine and see it running with virsh. But it will not start if the network is configured. What do I need to do to fix the “firewall backend” configuration
so that libvirt recognizes and accepts my host configurations (iptables / ebtables)? They are installed from standard packages included with buildroot. Thank you. |
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