aoi-configure-networks

#!/bin/bash -e

DEFAULT_DOMAIN=vm
DEFAULT_NETWORK=default
TEST_NETWORK=testnet

SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"

# First, define the testnet network (if needed)
virsh net-dumpxml "$TEST_NETWORK" > /dev/null 2> /dev/null || ./aoi-create-test-network

# XXX This is disabled for now, since virsh networks do not consider
# themselves authoritative. So forwarding DNS queries to a virsh-managed
# dnsmasq instance doesn't always work out well.

# Next, create a temporary directory for modifying the XML for the default
# network. We want to give it a DNS domain, so we can forward DNS queries to
# it.
# TMPDIR="$(mktemp -d)"
# function cleanup {
#     rm -rf $TMPDIR
# }
# trap cleanup EXIT
# cd "$TMPDIR"

# Dump the XML for the default domain, modify the domain, and then redefine
# the network. Then stop and start it for the changes to take effect.
# virsh net-dumpxml $DEFAULT_NETWORK > default.xml
# $SCRIPT_DIR/aoi-update-virsh-net-xml-domain default.xml $DEFAULT_DOMAIN > new.xml
# virsh net-define new.xml

# Don't worry, this doesn't destroy anything. Just stops the network.
# virsh net-destroy $DEFAULT_NETWORK
# virsh net-start $DEFAULT_NETWORK