Thanks for working on #79
When a krunkit VM is started with virtio-vsock devices configured, the Unix socket files created by krunkit on the host are not cleaned up when the VM is stopped. This causes subsequent stop/start cycles to fail because the socket files still exist.
- Krunkit creates Unix socket files for each
virtio-vsock device
- On VM stop, krunkit does not remove these socket files
- On the next VM start, krunkit attempts to create the same socket files again, but they still exist from the previous run
- This causes the VM to fail to start or hang
Thanks for working on #79
When a krunkit VM is started with
virtio-vsockdevices configured, the Unix socket files created by krunkit on the host are not cleaned up when the VM is stopped. This causes subsequent stop/start cycles to fail because the socket files still exist.virtio-vsockdevice