Only resync DHCP for a particular network when their is a failure
The previous implementation will loop through and restart the dhcp
process for all active networks any time there is an exception calling
a dhcp driver function. This allows a tenant who can create an exception
to cause every dhcp process to restart. On systems with lots of networks
this can easily take longer than the default resync timeout leading to a
system that becomes unresponsive because of the load continually restarting
causes.
This patch restarts only dhcp processes related to the network on which
operations are failing. It should be noted that if there was some kind
of missed notification for a subnet update, the previous implementation
may have incidentally fixed it by restarting everything on the off
chance that something else caused an exception, but obviously relying
on that would be a bad idea as exceptions should be, well, exceptional.
Closes-bug: #
1384402
Change-Id: I0b348a1657a7eb3a595f9bf6b217716a37ce38c6