a.) nova-compute.conf is world readable and root owned. that may not be an issue.
I'm not sure if this is by design, but currently the only flag contained in nova-compute.conf is '--libvirt_type='. nova.conf usually contains credentials for accessing things like the database and messaging queue. I imagine nova-compute.conf could contain credentials for use with certain hypervisors (Xenserver, ie) but currently none of the nova-compute-* packages install anything other than --libvirt-type={kvm,uml,lxc,xen}
a.) nova-compute.conf is world readable and root owned. that may not be an issue.
I'm not sure if this is by design, but currently the only flag contained in nova-compute.conf is '--libvirt_type='. nova.conf usually contains credentials for accessing things like the database and messaging queue. I imagine nova-compute.conf could contain credentials for use with certain hypervisors (Xenserver, ie) but currently none of the nova-compute-* packages install anything other than --libvirt- type={kvm, uml,lxc, xen}
b.) in the apt output I see:
Bug #839796