Thanks, the fact that the client is installed makes sense now. I appreciate the analysis that helped me look and note that lxd added that sysctl file in Apr 2017 and we had added this to the snap setup in Feb 2017. I think it's just that we originally needed that config and set some default and lxd later set a larger default that we missed was added and would negate the need for Juju to set this when using the client.
Thanks, the fact that the client is installed makes sense now. I appreciate the analysis that helped me look and note that lxd added that sysctl file in Apr 2017 and we had added this to the snap setup in Feb 2017. I think it's just that we originally needed that config and set some default and lxd later set a larger default that we missed was added and would negate the need for Juju to set this when using the client.
https:/ /github. com/lxc/ lxd-pkg- ubuntu/ commits/ 8dc4a41e780000c 323e119ba14f446 3b4c222c8e/ debian/ lxd.sysctl
https:/ /github. com/juju/ juju/commit/ 609dbb29a77e01f 54d602be8ca373a 9a171f8653# diff-8f4e953fdc ce135fef1df9e88 717ab5d
We'll look at updating the snap definition and see if we can test/validate that we no longer need the lxd tweaks and update it.
For the immediate aid for your case I'd suggest testing removing the file 'usr/lib/ sysctl. d/juju- 2.conf' and kicking the system.