Hi Sylvain, On Thu, 2022-12-01 at 21:09 +0100, Sylvain Tgz wrote: > Hello > > To get started, I would like to thank the team for the LXD package. > > I've just bootstrapped a bookworm install and played with LXD. > Packages work fine, finally i didn't find any issue. Therefore, I > would like to send my feedback and suggestions. Thanks for testing and your suggestions! > > - lxd-agent > I think you should set lxd-agent in the recommended section instead > suggested. I didn't see that you created a usefull wiki page with > information and I spend some time to understand why VM didn't see lxd > agent until I read lxd-agen description ;). > With other virtualization solution we install the > agent/addon/guesttool on the guest only. I think that a lot of user > will discover LXD will have the same issue like me. I think that sounds reasonable. I personally don't make use of LXD's VM capabilities, so that's why I had put lxd-agent as suggested, rather than recommended. However, if making it recommended reduces out-of-box confusion/frustration, I'm all for that. Also, most of the information on the Debian wiki LXD page is contained within LXD's README.debian file. ;) (I need to synchronize some of the changes on the wiki page with the salsa repo.) I'll make the change to lxd-agent being recommended by lxd -- no need to file a bug report about that. > > - dnsmasq > In my case, I manage LXD network by other tool but, dnsmasq is set as > depends. I would like to be able to not install dnsmasq but in this > case is not possible. > I suggest to push dnsmasq as recommended. Some changes to the dpkg > scripts seem necessary. Please open a bug for this. LXD makes use of dnsmasq for setting up the default network bridge, which is automatically created if you just accept the defaults when doing a `sudo lxd init` after install. I haven't looked into what the consequences would be if dnsmasq wasn't available, but we certainly don't want to break the default install of LXD. I would like to track this more formally in the BTS, so please feel free to file a bug. Thanks, Mathias
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