@brauner do you know what's the state of quotas in a VFS idmapped
shifted world?
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Disk quotas don't work in LXC containers
To manage
What do you mean by "not using real device"? The real lvm device is
mounted into the container. However actually offering the device node
into the container would not be a safe default. In particular, it
allows the container admin to write nonsense onto the device node,
feeding garbage into the
Once Seth's work enabling mounting inside containers is complete, we'll
most likely want some way of enabling quotas, so leaving this open as a
wishlist (feature request/enhancement) item.
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What do you mean by "not using real device"? The real lvm device is
mounted into the container. However actually offering the device node
into the container would not be a safe default. In particular, it
allows the container admin to write nonsense onto the device node,
feeding garbage into the
Once Seth's work enabling mounting inside containers is complete, we'll
most likely want some way of enabling quotas, so leaving this open as a
wishlist (feature request/enhancement) item.
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You are right, I have got other problems after adding the device to the
container. I see it is possible to get quota working, but it's too
tricky and unpredictrable for production use. I'm wondering why LXC is
not using real device by default for LVM (XFS etc.)?
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You are right, I have got other problems after adding the device to the
container. I see it is possible to get quota working, but it's too
tricky and unpredictrable for production use. I'm wondering why LXC is
not using real device by default for LVM (XFS etc.)?
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As LXC manpage states the 'lxc.rootfs.optionst' option is "extra mount
options to use when mounting the rootfs". In my case this is an LVM
device.
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As LXC manpage states the 'lxc.rootfs.optionst' option is "extra mount
options to use when mounting the rootfs". In my case this is an LVM
device.
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Ok, I asked because according to mount(2) that option appears to be
ignored except for xfs filesystems.
If you look at /proc/self/mountinfo you'll see that usrquota is in fact
in the list of mount options, so lxc is respecting that.
At the moment your problem is that the device backing your
Ok, I asked because according to mount(2) that option appears to be
ignored except for xfs filesystems.
If you look at /proc/self/mountinfo you'll see that usrquota is in fact
in the list of mount options, so lxc is respecting that.
At the moment your problem is that the device backing your
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