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libvirt package

  1. Bug #1326536
  2. Comment #8

Comment 8 for bug 1326536

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Nathan Dorfman (ndorf) wrote :

I had the same problem (on 16.04.02) and came up with a rather dirty, but quick and effective workaround.

Simply remove the libvirt-dnsmasq user's ability to read /etc/hosts:

    sudo setfacl -m user:libvirt-dnsmasq:--- /etc/hosts

The libvirt dnsmasq instances will syslog a complaint when they start or get HUP'd. Otherwise, it seems to work perfectly.