Comment 3 for bug 925511

@Ritesh,

the dnsmasq for the lxc bridge explicitly binds only lxcbr0. So if that fails, then your other dnsmasq has already bound all interfaces.

If /etc/init.d/lxc fails to start now, then lxcbr0 never had dhcp before. If you're not using lxcbr0 for your containers, then you can simply set USE_LXC_BRIDGE="false" in /etc/default/lxc.

If do want to use lxcbr0, then you should change your other dnsmasq to not bind all interfaces.

A third alternative, I suppose, would be that you want to use lxcbr0 but your statically assign addresses to your containers. We could add a USE_LXC_BRIDGE_DNSMASQ variable to /etc/default/lxc to support that use case. If that is what you want, please open a new bug against lxc and I'll add it.