Hi all,
i am trying to setup a veth as described in:
http://wiki.openvz.org/Virtual_Ethernet_device
but vznetcfg script alwasy returns:
According to /etc/vz/conf/.conf VE has no veth IPs configured.
Seems vznetcfg script has some errors, because it simply calls
EXTERNAL_SCRIPT without
Dietmar Maurer wrote:
Hi all,
i am trying to setup a veth as described in:
http://wiki.openvz.org/Virtual_Ethernet_device
but vznetcfg script alwasy returns:
According to /etc/vz/conf/.conf VE has no veth IPs configured.
Seems vznetcfg script has some errors, because it simply calls
Ah, I see - thanks
- Dietmar
From what I see, VEID is passed to vznetcfg via environment
variable, and vznetcfg script itself exports VEID before
calling EXTERNAL_SCRIPT
-- so it should work at least in theory :)
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Any lines with failcnt0 in /proc/user_beancounters for the problematic VE?
stepken wrote:
Hi!
We discovered, that apache and mysql running together in a VE will
hang (sometimes apache, sometimes mysql), when coming close to
reserved memory limit.
What could have caused this phenomenon?
We
Peter,
It depends on what you mean by cloning. What exact command/operations
you did?
BTW, do you mean OpenVZ or Virtuozzo?
Thanks,
Kirill
Peter Machell wrote:
After cloning a Debian host, I found everything working except MySQL.
I had to chown its binaries, databases and log folder back
Le lundi 17 décembre 2007 13:40, Peter Machell a écrit :
After cloning a Debian host, I found everything working except MySQL.
I had to chown its binaries, databases and log folder back to mysql
from root.
Is this normal and should I expect other permissions to have changed?
When copying
Le lundi 17 décembre 2007 15:15, Kirill Korotaev a écrit :
Peter,
It depends on what you mean by cloning. What exact command/operations
you did?
BTW, do you mean OpenVZ or Virtuozzo?
Thanks,
Kirill
Peter Machell wrote:
After cloning a Debian host, I found everything working except
On 18/12/2007, at 12:15 AM, Kirill Korotaev wrote:
Peter,
It depends on what you mean by cloning. What exact command/
operations
you did?
vzctl stop xx
cp -R /vz/private/xx /vz/private/xxx
cp -R /etc/vz/conf/xx.conf /etc/vz/conf/xxx.conf
vzctl start xxx
BTW, do you mean OpenVZ or
Peter Machell wrote:
vzctl stop xx
cp -R /vz/private/xx /vz/private/xxx
cp -R /etc/vz/conf/xx.conf /etc/vz/conf/xxx.conf
vzctl start xxx
To have cp preserve permissions, use the -p flag.
I use tar instead of cp, for situation like this. Tar, unlike cp, is
smart enough to handle symbolic
Steve Wray wrote:
tar cf - * | ( cd ../2 ; tar xvf - )
That doesn't need a -p option? ie
I tend to use 'tar --numeric-owner -cf' as well, just in case.
I've never used the -p flag but it's always preserved the numerics just
fine. That's Slackware and Fedora, probably others. Couldn't hurt to
Le lundi 17 décembre 2007 23:50, Peter Machell a écrit :
On 18/12/2007, at 12:15 AM, Kirill Korotaev wrote:
Peter,
It depends on what you mean by cloning. What exact command/
operations
you did?
vzctl stop xx
cp -R /vz/private/xx /vz/private/xxx
cp -R /etc/vz/conf/xx.conf
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