Brian Turek activity https://gitlab.com/Caligatio 2021-01-07T17:45:14Z tag:gitlab.com,2020-11-08:980336727 Brian Turek closed issue #80: Expose QEMU's 9pfs's fmode/dmode options via domain XML at libvirt / libvirt 2020-11-08T16:28:57Z Caligatio Brian Turek

QEMU added the fmode and dmode flags to the fsdev/virtfs options in v2.10.0. Currently when using "mapped" as the "accessmode" for a "filesystem", all the files and directories created on the host have permissions 600 and 700, respectively. This is extremely inconvenient as the permissions are obviously very restrictive.

It would be useful to expose these two flags via the domain's XML so they can be easily modified. It appears libvirt is already semi-aware of these flags as they appear in the tests.

 tag:gitlab.com,2020-11-08:980336725 Brian Turek commented on issue #80 at libvirt / libvirt 2020-11-08T16:28:57Z Caligatio Brian Turek

Closing this as the relevant patches got merged via the mailing list.

 tag:gitlab.com,2020-09-29:925407458 Brian Turek opened issue #80: Expose QEMU's 9pfs's fmode/dmode options via domain XML at libvirt / libvirt 2020-09-29T10:31:57Z Caligatio Brian Turek

QEMU added the fmode and dmode flags to the fsdev/virtfs options in v2.10.0. Currently when using "mapped" as the "accessmode" for a "filesystem", all the files and directories created on the host have permissions 600 and 700, respectively. This is extremely inconvenient as the permissions are obviously very restrictive.

It would be useful to expose these two flags via the domain's XML so they can be easily modified. It appears libvirt is already semi-aware of these flags as they appear in the tests.

 tag:gitlab.com,2020-09-17:910928523 Brian Turek joined project Marshall Mundy / pycanvas 2020-09-17T17:58:26Z Caligatio Brian Turek