package: xen-tools version: 3.0-1 I just managed to overwrite an existing vm config file in /etc/xen with xen-create-image
The problem why it didn't stop was, it seems to only check if a given lvm or disk already exists. This did not save from deleting the existing config because I changed my lvm group's name, and accidentally started an install of the wrong vm which I didn' intend to. It seems not to check, if the vm config file it is about to create already exists and just overwrote an existing config. While in this case I don't blame xen-tools for my own errors, I think it's generally a important to check if a config file already exists, and only overwrite it with --force. Also interesting: the config file was also written when the lvm volume couldn't be created. It seemd like xen-tools doesn't realize if there's an error in lvm creation (ganna add an extra bug for this). -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
