Hi Nicolas,
Nicolas Caniart wrote:
> The xenRunning function used by xen-delete-image to detect if the
> guest to delete is running uses the xm list command. Yet that
> particular command displays all created guests not only those
> running. There is a --state option that should be used to check the
> machines status.
>
> Here are sample output from one of our Dom0:
>
> # xm list
> Name ID Mem VCPUs State
> Time(s)
> Domain-0 0 1023 8 r-----
> 208.0
> machine0.subdomain.domain.tld 1 1024 1 -b----
> 768.7
> machine1.subdomain.domain.tld 256 1
> 0.0
> machine2.subdomain.domain.tld 2 512 1 -b----
> 38.3
> machine3.subdomain.domain.tld 2096 2
> 0.0
> machine4.subdomain.domain.tld 1024 1
> 3.8
> machine5.subdomain.domain.tld 1024 2
> 113.7
> machine6.subdomain.domain.tld 1024 1
> 5.2
> machine7.subdomain.domain.tld 512 1
> 0.0
> machine8.subdomain.domain.tld 4096 3
> 0.0
Hrm. I've never seen cases where the State column is empty. From the
xm man page on wheezy I can't get an idea how that can happen either.
How did you create these non-running DomUs?
> # xm list --state running
> Name ID Mem VCPUs State
> Time(s)
> Domain-0 0 1023 8 r-----
> 208.0
> machine0.subdomain.domain.tld 1 1024 1 -b----
> 768.7
> machine2.subdomain.domain.tld 2 512 1 -b----
> 38.3
>
> Note that 'running' may not be the only state to check and that the --state
> option does not seem to accept mulptiple states (e.g. like in --state
> running,dying
"paused" is likely to be relevant, too.
Regards, Axel
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