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Sign upFeature: optionally shut down UpdateVM after applying updates #1085
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marmarek
Aug 2, 2015
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What about simply calling something like:
qubes-dom0-update ... ; qvm-shutdown `qubes-prefs updatevm`
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What about simply calling something like:
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marmarek
Aug 2, 2015
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Alternatively, if you still think that automatic shutdown is useful, perhaps do it when the VM wasn't running before (i.e. when it was started by qubes-dom0-update)?
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adrelanos
Aug 2, 2015
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Or qubes-dom0-update ... && qvm-shutdown 'qubes-prefs updatevm'. Perhaps write a small wrapper script to automate this.
I wonder how common this use case is.
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mig5
Aug 2, 2015
Cool - of course I can just write a wrapper script. So it is an unwanted/unnecessary feature - what a much more succinct way to say it :)
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Aug 2, 2015
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Cool - of course I can just write a wrapper script. So it is an unwanted/unnecessary feature - what a much more succinct way to say it :) No worries. |
mig5 commentedJul 28, 2015
I added a feature to optionally shut down the UpdateVM after running qubes-dom0-update. Since I have a dedicated UpdateVM for this purpose, it is useful for me (I never need the VM to keep running after applying updates).
There is a pull request at QubesOS/qubes-core-admin-linux#1, feel free to merge or close if it's not needed, no worries :)
Thanks