On 5/15/19 4:20 PM, Stéphane Graber wrote:
On Wed, May 15, 2019 at 03:00:34PM -0700, Robert Johnson wrote:
I seem to be stuck in a catch-22 with adding a ceph storage pool to an
existing LXD cluster.
When attempting to add a ceph storage pool, I am prompted to specify the
target node
I seem to be stuck in a catch-22 with adding a ceph storage pool to an
existing LXD cluster.
When attempting to add a ceph storage pool, I am prompted to specify the
target node, but, when doing so, the config keys are not allowed. Once a
ceph pool is created, it's not possible to add config
This is a new LXD host running from the snap system.
Initially, this was a working system, but as of this morning, I am
unable to start existing containers and am unable to launch new ones.
Please advise on any additional information that is needed.
robertj@vh3:~$ lxd --version
2.21
lxc exec $CONTAINER -- bash -c "rm -rf /tmp/somefile*"
On 11/17/2017 08:03 AM, Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
How do I use the variables / wildcards with lxc exec? Say, I want to
remove all /tmp/somefile* in the container.
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I have a particular distribution based on CentOS 7 that I would like to
turn into a LXD container. The post from Stephane Graber here below has
a section titled Manually building an image, but it gives some pretty
generic steps that I'm not entirely familiar with. I'm hoping someone
could
I've been working on obtaining two way communications with the /exec
URI, but your needs may more simple then mine.
When you POST to /exec, you probably want to include the 'record-output'
key with a (boolean) value of true. ie
'{"command": ["df -f /"], "record-output": true}'
The doc's
