Author: arekm   Date: Sat Nov  6 19:19:23 2010 GMT
Module: PLDWWW   URL: 
http://www.pld-linux.org/Docs/Vserver?action=diff&rev2=160&rev1=159
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  You end with one interface on the host and one inside guest (virtually 
connected). Configure interfaces, routing as on normal system.
  
  Notes:
- - this method is racy. post-start is running in parallel to init process 
inside of guest system. If guest is faster and tries to configure networking 
before post-start puts new iterface into guest you are doomed. Fortunately this 
is unlikely to happen as post-start is short and should always be first before 
networking is being configured by guest scripts. Race could be avoided by 
implementing proper netns interface moving support into util-vserver scripts.
+     * this method is racy. post-start is running in parallel to init process 
inside of guest system. If guest is faster and tries to configure networking 
before post-start puts new iterface into guest you are doomed. Fortunately this 
is unlikely to happen as post-start is short and should always be first before 
networking is being configured by guest scripts. Race could be avoided by 
implementing proper netns interface moving support into util-vserver scripts.
+ 
- - enabling pid namespace is likely to break post-start script (part with 
guest pid fetching for iproute2 netns use)
+     * enabling pid namespace is likely to break post-start script (part with 
guest pid fetching for iproute2 netns use)
  
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