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I also mentioned that libvirt does the sane thing of automatically suspending VMs on host shutdown. Apparently Debian and Ubuntu figured out a way to break this default. Despite having #ON_SHUTDOWN=sh

I also mentioned that libvirt does the sane thing of automatically suspending VMs on host shutdown. Apparently Debian and Ubuntu figured out a way to break this default. Despite having #ON_SHUTDOWN=shutdown in /etc/default/libvirt-guests (which should use the default "suspend" behavior), somehow they figured out how to have it default to try to shutdown the running VM on host shutdown. And after a

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I also mentioned that libvirt does the sane thing of automatically suspending VMs on host shutdown. Apparently Debian and Ubuntu figured out a way to break this default. Despite having #ON_SHUTDOWN=sh

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I also mentioned that libvirt does the sane thing of automatically suspending VMs on host shutdown. Apparently Debian and Ubuntu figured out a way to break this default. Despite having #ON_SHUTDOWN=shutdown in /etc/default/libvirt-guests (which should use the default "suspend" behavior), somehow they figured out how to have it default to try to shutdown the running VM on host shutdown. And after a