I have tried to use the lxc.hook.post-stop. The script checked to see
if a file was on the root file system and then called lxc-destroy but
the process just hung. Is there a way for a container config to be
updated when it is running or is there another to go about this.
lxc-ls with various arguments can show you container states or only list
containers in certain states. Alternatively lxc-wait can wait for
container to stop, but I'd add couple of seconds delay after it returns
because I have had problems with it in the past otherwise. I don't know
why lxc-destroy hangs for you, but I'd avoid calling it from other hooks
to avoid deadlocks, and use cron/at jobs instead.
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With Best Regards,
Marat Khalili
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