From: "Torkil Zachariassen", Monday, November 23, 2009 5:35 AM > On Fri, 2009-11-13 at 10:47 -0700, Ed Heron wrote: >> From: "Neil Aggarwal", Thursday, November 12, 2009 5:34 PM >> >> > Is there a command in virsh to shutdown all domains? > >> I'm sure my script isn't very efficient and I'd >> appreciate any polite, constructive suggestions. Also, since I've pulled >> it >> out of a script and modified it on the fly for virsh, there might be >> bugs. > > Fixed a bug or two and made some hoovering. > All the best. > ...torkil... Shall I assume it is useful? I was expecting someone to ask why I was getting a list of VM's separately from the section that did the shutdown... I did that because my script does an action on either a default list of VM's (stop/shutdown uses list of active VM's, start uses list in /etc/xen/auto, reboot uses list in /etc/xen/reboot) or the list from the command line. I link vm-stop and vm-start to vm-reboot and check $0 when it runs. Should we expand the script and include the other options? Maybe rename it to virt-start, virt-stop, virt-reboot? (to complement virt-install) Or, call it virt-cntl and have options like --reboot, --stop & --start?