Re: SOLVED: Re: [Users] How to kill dead container (init is dead)

Pongracz Istvan wrote: Hi, Andrey helped me a lot about this issue and it seems, it was a human error: I cancelled a backup process and this container left in suspended state. I used the vzdump script to make backups and I cancelled it while it started to create an rsync. I think that

Re: [Users] resource limits don't apply immediately on 2.6.24

Jan Kokoska wrote: Hi, I'm used to having resource limits apply immediately on 2.6.18 kernel releases of OpenVZ. I run vzctl set VEID --privvmpages soft:hard --save and free in the virtual machine reports the new figure right away. This is not the case on 2.6.24-19-openvz Ubuntu kernel, where

Re: Re: [Users] How to kill dead container (init is dead)

2008. 08. 3, vasárnap keltezéssel 23.46-kor Kir Kolyshkin ezt írta: Pongracz Istvan wrote: Hi, Andrey helped me a lot about this issue and it seems, it was a human error: I cancelled a backup process and this container left in suspended state. I used the vzdump script to make