Removed yet more whitespace, updated documentation and comments to reflect changed goals, minor tweak to convert_to_seq
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@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ requires:
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libvirt tools:
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libvirt tools:
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virt-clone
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virt-clone
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virt-xml
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virt-xml
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virt-xml-validate
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virt-xml-validate
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xmllint (from libxml2)
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xmllint (from libxml2)
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If you want to easily establish graphical connections to your virtual
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If you want to easily establish graphical connections to your virtual
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@ -414,15 +414,11 @@ libvirt. It is unknown how widespread this issue is, but it is the reason
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that the default directory storage-qq2clone does not start with '.'
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that the default directory storage-qq2clone does not start with '.'
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If the UUID of a clone is changed, qq2clone will no longer be able to
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If the UUID of a clone is changed, qq2clone will no longer be able to
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track it and will not be able to perform commands on it anymore.
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track it and will not be able to perform commands on it anymore. This will
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If virsh undefine is run on a clone, qq2clone will not be able to see
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be addressed in the future using custom metadata in the libvirt domain
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it once it is turned off. This limitation will be eliminated or reduced in
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XML. If the user undefines a domain, this will obviously cause it to
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the future, when qq2clone moves away from relying on virsh and implements
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disappear from qq2clone's perspective when it is turned off, creating a
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direct usage of the libvirt API. It could be addressed now by using
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discrepancy in its database. This can be fixed with **qq2clone** **check**.
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transient domains, but that would require qq2clone to do more things
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manually instead of just invoking virsh. Since the plan is to
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transition to a different approach later, that would be wasted effort. For
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now, if you find yourself in this position just use **qq2clone** check.
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qq2clone can only produce clones by making qcow2 image files. The backing
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qq2clone can only produce clones by making qcow2 image files. The backing
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file need not be qcow2, but the images produced by qq2clone always will
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file need not be qcow2, but the images produced by qq2clone always will
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qq2clone
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@ -1461,6 +1461,9 @@ done < <( while read -r uuid; do \
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domblklist $uuid --inactive;"; done \
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domblklist $uuid --inactive;"; done \
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< <( virsh list --all --uuid ) | virsh 2>&1 )
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< <( virsh list --all --uuid ) | virsh 2>&1 )
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# ^ less complicated version of the same hack in load_template, will also
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# be replaced
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# We have all the disk files associated with domains, but we still need
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# We have all the disk files associated with domains, but we still need
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# the ones referenced by template XML
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# the ones referenced by template XML
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declare -a templates
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declare -a templates
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@ -1982,7 +1985,7 @@ local state m
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if (($1)); then
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if (($1)); then
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#shellcheck disable=2119
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#shellcheck disable=2119
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# This is only a (functioning) mock implementation meant as a proof of
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# This is only a (functioning) mock implementation meant as a proof of
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# concept for what XML describing qq2clone's current state may be like.
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# concept for what XML describing qq2clone's current state may be like
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# For this feature to be complete, it would: use a defined format, be
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# For this feature to be complete, it would: use a defined format, be
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# implemented with proper, modular code, and contain all information to
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# implemented with proper, modular code, and contain all information to
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# fully define qq2clone's state except for machine images and domain xml.
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# fully define qq2clone's state except for machine images and domain xml.
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# This is a hacky way of getting the information we need in a reasonably
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# This is a hacky way of getting the information we need in a reasonably
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# performant manner. It is a bit fragile, but not overly so assuming that
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# performant manner. It is a bit fragile, but not overly so assuming that
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# virsh's output is fairly consistent across versions. This method is
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# virsh's output is fairly consistent across versions. This method is
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# temporary, as later on qq2clone will include portions in (probably) C
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# temporary, as later on qq2clone will include portions in C that use the
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# that use the libvirt API instead of virsh
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# libvirt API instead of virsh
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check_template
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check_template
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unset BAD_CL CL_MAP CL_STATE NAME_MAP
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unset BAD_CL CL_MAP CL_STATE NAME_MAP
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mkfifo "$temp/fifo" &>/dev/null || unexpected_error load_template
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mkfifo "$temp/fifo" &>/dev/null || unexpected_error load_template
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exec 4<>"$temp/fifo"
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exec 4<>"$temp/fifo"
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virsh <&3 >&4 2>&4 &
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virsh <&3 >&4 2>&4 &
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# virsh prepends 5 lines of useless output
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# virsh prepends 5 lines of useless output.
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local c; for ((c=5;c>0;c--)); do read -r <&4; done
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local c; for ((c=5;c>0;c--)); do read -r <&4; done
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local prompt="virsh #" # In the virsh shell, input lines start with this
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local prompt="virsh #" # In the virsh shell, input lines start with this
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fi
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fi
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if ((not)); then
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if ((not)); then
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minus=" $minus $p "
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minus="$minus $p"
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else
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else
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plus="$plus $p"
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plus="$plus $p"
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fi
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fi
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local n before=0
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local n before=0
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while read -r n; do
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while read -r n; do
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[[ -z "$n" ]] && continue
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[[ -z "$n" ]] && continue
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[[ "$minus" =~ [[:space:]]${n}[[:space:]] ]] && continue
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[[ " $minus " =~ [[:space:]]${n}[[:space:]] ]] && continue
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((before)) && echo -n " "; before=1
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((before)) && echo -n " "; before=1
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echo -n "$n"
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echo -n "$n"
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done < <( tr " " "\n" <<<"$plus" | sort -n | uniq )
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done < <( tr " " "\n" <<<"$plus" | sort -n | uniq )
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