Update the expectation for libvirt_guests

If there is no "on_boot" setting in libvirt_guests.conf, the behavior
will be the same with "on_boot=start" for running VM. Refer to
libvirt.org: "By default, libvirt-guests will suspend running
guests when the host shuts down, and restore them to their pre-shutdown
state when the host reboots."

Signed-off-by: Yalan Zhang <[email protected]>

libvirt/tests/src/daemon/conf_file/sysconfig_libvirt_guests/libvirt_guests.py

@@ -93,11 +93,11 @@ def chk_on_boot(status_error, on_boot):
 
         :param status_error: positive test if status_error is "no", otherwise
                              negative test
-        :param on_boot: action taking on host booting
+        :param on_boot: action taking on host booting which set in the conf file
         """
         if status_error == "no":
-            if on_boot == "start" or transient_vm:
-                for dom in vms:
+            if on_boot != "ignore":
+                for dom in active_vms:
                     if not dom.is_alive():
                         test.fail("guest:%s should be running after "
                                   "restarting libvirt-guests." % dom.name)
@@ -353,6 +353,11 @@ def transfer_to_transient(per_guest_name):
         process.run("cat /etc/sysconfig/libvirt-guests", shell=True)
 
         tail_messages = get_log()
+        # Before restart libvirt-guests, check the status of all VMs
+        active_vms = []
+        for dom in vms:
+            if dom.is_alive:
+                active_vms.append(dom)
         # Even though libvirt-guests was designed to operate guests when
         # host shutdown. The purpose can also be fulfilled by restart the
         # libvirt-guests service.