Re: [Vserver] 'lo' interface behavior on 2.6.10 + vs1.9.4-rc3

Bonjour Herbert Poetzl, > > > Is my understanding correct?, the vserver project is going > > toward a fully private 'local loop'? (ie, vs1:127.0.0.0/8 > > is is quite different than vs2:127.0.0.0/8), working > > like the 2 virtual server were on 2 physical device... > > yep, that

[Vserver] Re: Strange vshelper behaviour (reboot)

Herbert Poetzl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > after a decent debug session we now know that the vshelper reboot > functionality is broken with 0.30.196 on vs1.2.10 (I suspect on older > versions too) ... > > the culprit seems to be vserver-info, which, for whatever reason, is > not able to 'reverse

[Vserver] Quota's with in a vserver

Hi All After reading all the documentation I can find I'm not sure if a linux 2.6.8.1 kernel with vserver patch vs1.9.2 support quota's inside the contexted or not. Could someone point me to some documentation or email the list with the current level of support in the area ? Thanks Mike O'Conn

[Vserver] Strange vshelper behaviour (reboot)

Hi Folks! Hi Enrico! after a decent debug session we now know that the vshelper reboot functionality is broken with 0.30.196 on vs1.2.10 (I suspect on older versions too) ... the culprit seems to be vserver-info, which, for whatever reason, is not able to 'reverse' the xid (to a vserver name)

Re: [Vserver] 'lo' interface behavior on 2.6.10 + vs1.9.4-rc3

On Fri, Jan 28, 2005 at 04:15:42PM -0500, Jean-Marc Pigeon wrote: > Bonjour a Tous, > > > Working with the 'bleeding' edge (2.6.10 + vs1.9.4-rc3), ha, not bleeding, vs1.9.4-rc4 is already there ;) > I was expecting the 'lo' interface to be totally private > among each vserver.

[Vserver] 'lo' interface behavior on 2.6.10 + vs1.9.4-rc3

Bonjour a Tous, Working with the 'bleeding' edge (2.6.10 + vs1.9.4-rc3), I was expecting the 'lo' interface to be totally private among each vserver...obviously it is not the case... Is my understanding correct?, the vserver project is going toward a fully

Re: [Vserver] /proc in vserver environment

Hi Werner, On Friday, January 28, 2005 at 5:57:08 PM, Werner Schalk wrote: > I am trying to get my vserver running on Gentoo and when I try to start it I > get the following error message: > ... That's not just one, but a whole bunch of error messages... ;o) In your case the mistake is that your

Re: [Vserver] /proc in vserver environment

On Fri, Jan 28, 2005 at 05:57:08PM +0100, Werner Schalk wrote: > Hi guys, *oh boy* ... > I am trying to get my vserver running on Gentoo and when I try > to start it I get the following error message: most of them are because your 'gentoo-template' is broken in several aspects ... > # vserver

[Vserver] /proc in vserver environment

Hi guys, I am trying to get my vserver running on Gentoo and when I try to start it I get the following error message: # vserver --verbose gentoo-template start ipv4root is now 10.0.5.1 ipv4root is now 10.0.5.1 New security context is 49153 * Checking all filesystems... /dev/hda1: clean, 36/245

[Vserver] Vservers looses network connectivity

Hi list I'm using Debian Sarge inside some vservers and it's all running on Debian Woody (root server) patched with vserver 1.29 on top of kernel 2.4.28. I've noticed that sometimes the vservers looses it's network connectivity. Last 2 occurences was 01.51 - 01.53, 2 minutes last night 08.26 -

Re: [Vserver] Guest Images

On fre, 2005-01-28 at 11:41 +0100, Oliver Heinz wrote: > Martin List-Petersen schrieb: > > >It's enough to download the deploy-vserver.sh script and configure it. > >If an image isn't locally available, it'll be fetched of the server > >automatically (including diff). > > > > > > > The script is

Re: [Vserver] Guest Images

Martin List-Petersen schrieb: It's enough to download the deploy-vserver.sh script and configure it. If an image isn't locally available, it'll be fetched of the server automatically (including diff). The script is downloading the woody image if you choose sarge. sarge) # d