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normal network namespaces are bind-mounted to files under
/var/run/netns. If a process deleting a network namespace gets killed
during that operation there is the chance that the bind mount to the
netns has been removed, but the file under /var/run/netns still exists.
When the neutron-ovn-metadata-agent tries to clean up such network
namespaces it first tires to validate that the network namespace is
empty. For the cases described above this fails, as this network
namespace no longer really exists, but is just a stray file laying
around.
To fix this we treat network namespaces where we get an `OSError` with
errno 22 (Invalid Argument) as empty. The calls to pyroute2 to delete
the namespace will then clean up the file.
Additionally we add a guard to teardown_datapath to continue even if
this fails. failing to remove a datapath is not critical and leaves in
the worst case a process and a network namespace running, however
previously it would have also prevented the creation of new datapaths
which is critical for VM startup.
Closes-Bug: #2037102
Change-Id: I7c43812fed5903f98a2e491076c24a8d926a59b4
(cherry picked from commit 566fea3)
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