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[Xen-users] Major BUG in xm restore command

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Subject: [Xen-users] Major BUG in xm restore command
From: Philippe Berthault <Philippe.Berthault@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 06 Apr 2006 12:20:32 +0200
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Xen release 3.0.0

With 'xm rename' and 'xm restore' commands, it's possible to start several
domains with the same properties (same config file).

Example:
- create a config file named 'A'
- xm create A
- xm rename A B
- xm save B B.save
- xm create A
- xm restore B.save

At this time, there is two domains A and B with the same properties
(same hard disk, same IP address, etc..).

The correct behavior would be to reject the "xm restore B.save".



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