I'm running openvz on an ubuntu 8.0.6 server box. Working well and I'm
really enjoying being able to script up new VE's when I need them.
I'm just trying to figure out the contents of /var/lib/vz (where I'm
storing the VE's)
I see 'private' and 'root' which both look like the file system of
I have an ubuntu server 8.0.4 running openvz
On this box (bush), I have created one VE (clinton) (also ubuntu server
8.0.4) from the templates available on the openvz site.
All runs well but I can't seem to mount an NFS location (NFS client)
from inside the VE (clinton). I've added the nfs:on
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Andrew,
The private directory is the physical storage locateion. The root directory is
where a container that is running mounts its private directory. If a container
isn't running then the root directory will be empty.
So, you'd want to backup up the private directory.
- Andrew Boag
Andrew,
Go through this wiki page and see if you have followed all of the steps there.
Works for me on a CentOS host node and a CentOS container.
http://wiki.openvz.org/NFS
- Andrew Boag andrew.b...@catalyst.net.nz wrote:
I have an ubuntu server 8.0.4 running openvz
On this box
Andrew,
If you use the vzdump utility it will take care of backing up the
relevant data for you.
Have a look at the following URL.
http://wiki.openvz.org/Backup_of_a_running_VE_with_vzdump
Best Regards
Martin
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Scott Dowdle dow...@montanalinux.org wrote:
