Good ${greeting_time}, colleagues!
Yesterday I've pulled fresh sources and, before letting the vz8
to run in the test environment (and in the preprod on success),
had a brief look at it.Of course, the best and the most wise decision was the move to the most recent longterm-supported kernel. However, there are other changes, which don't seem that wise: 1. No beancounters. It was one of the best sources of diagnostic information about what happens inside of VE, so I guess many administrators would like to either get it back or have this information available from some other source. 2. No simfs. Well, ploop has some advantages... However, I'd like to get a simple recipe for _shrinking_ the VE's filesystem on the fly, while keeping it running. Alas, with the lack of these features most of your users would very likely stuck at vz6, which is simple and effective (and requires only two userspace packages, vzquota and vzctl). -- Alexey V. Vissarionov aka Gremlin from Kremlin GPG: 8832FE9FA791F7968AC96E4E909DAC45EF3B1FA8
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