You can use -P to set the container prefix path. Does that do what you
need?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1584157
Title:
Feature Request: setting a custom root directory
To manage
Public bug reported:
dear lxc developers,
im a huge fan of lxc, the easyness and clearness in the setup and
configuration.
one thing, thats kinda bugging me though, while i have a few hundred
parameters i can set in lxc, the lxc root container dir is under
/var/lib/lxc and the user containers ar
