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[Xen-users] Find domID from domU
Hello,
I am trying to write a script to add to the proper bridge any vif that
is brought up trying to use a domU as a backend.
After much researching, I don't know if I have found the proper
solution but, at least, a viable one.
I see that I can read the bridge name in xenstore from the following
key:
/local/domain/<domid>/backend/vif/<vif num>/bridge
But I have found two obstacles to this solution.
First, by default a domU cannot list /local/domain, so the only way to
find my domID would be to guess, up to the maximum number of domain
IDs that Xen can have, which is a horrid solution. I can change the
permissions so that key can be listed, and then I can try to read the
different domain IDs until one succeeds, which would be a better way
of guessing my own domID.
So my question is. Is there a deterministic way of reading the proper
key /local/domain/<domid>/backend/vif/<vif num>/bridge from the domU,
or a way to determine my domID in a deterministic fashion or change
the the default permissions, so that if I ever reboot my dom0 I can
bring everything back automatically.
Thanks,
Pepe
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