dmesg solution, thx draenog --- https://www.pld-linux.org/docs/lxc?rev=1384897637 +++ https://www.pld-linux.org/docs/lxc @@ -66,9 +66,10 @@ When in Vserver, guest processes are not visible in host, then in LXC all guest processes are visible. Beware when running ''killall(1)'' commands on host. Also, unfortunately ''/proc/PID/root'' points to ''/'' for LXC guests as well, so ''rc-scripts'' ''filter_chroot()'' can't differentiate between host and guest processes. - Also, ''dmesg(1)'' in guest sees hosts dmesg. + Also, ''dmesg(1)'' in guest sees hosts' dmesg by default, you can turn this off by setting ''kernel.dmesg_restrict=1'' sysctl param, available since ''2.6.37'' kernel. + **Commands:** ^ Vserver ^ LXC ^ Notes ^ | vserver test enter | lxc-attach -n test -e | Use ''-e'' option with care, especially when restarting processes |
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