Hello Dmitry,
Yeah that was my blindness on the distribution file. Saw the desc/summary have
the same info and scrolled right past the distribution entry.
I tried to do that test with adding the distribution file, but (and I am going
to guess this might be due to a Solus thing) the template
There's a per ve aka container config file under /vz/private//
directory.
the distribution file is not empty.
> > 'distrubution' file:
> > # cat /vz/template/gentoo/22/x86_64/config/os/default/distribution
> > gentoo
On Monday, November 13, 2017 5:47:25 PM EST Mark Johanson wrote:
> Hello
Hello Dmitry,
Which ve.conf file? You mean the vz.conf file?
I noticed one difference with yours and what is generated when I use our
production template or a freshly downloaded gentoo from openvz website. Yours
has a distribution file that ours is missing.
I had to create the following dummy "template":
# tree /vz/template/gentoo/22
/vz/template/gentoo/22
└── x86_64
└── config
└── os
└── default
├── description
├── distribution
├── mirrorlist
├── no_pkg_actions
Greetings,
- Original Message -
> If OpenVZ 7 indeed uses a similar system, you can probably copy over
> a few things and monkey-see-monkey-do.
I asked mechleg in the #openvz IRC channel who knows OpenVZ 7 better than I do
and for convenience, I'll just paste the IRC lines here:
- - -
Greetings,
- Original Message -
> Sorry, yes containers (still getting use to the fact vz7 has all the
> things in it now).
I haven't devoted enough time to vz7 but I hope to remedy that ASAP. I assume
OpenVZ 7 is similar to how OpenVZ Legacy did it. There are some scripts on the
Hello,
Sorry, yes containers (still getting use to the fact vz7 has all the things in
it now).
Thanks,
On 11/09, Scott Dowdle wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> - Original Message -
> > Has anyone been able to get Gentoo and/or Slackware to build vm's on
> > openvz7? I have been unable to get
Greetings,
- Original Message -
> Has anyone been able to get Gentoo and/or Slackware to build vm's on
> openvz7? I have been unable to get them to work to create
> networking. Neither are seen as their os and the default redhat
> scripts run against the vm which does not setup any
Hello,
Has anyone been able to get Gentoo and/or Slackware to build vm's on openvz7? I
have been unable to get them to work to create networking. Neither are seen as
their os and the default redhat scripts run against the vm which does not setup
any networking.
Thanks,
