Hi Chuck!
I am in the idea stage for something I am not positive is entirely worth the
effort and I am in totally uncharted territory.
I am not sure what terminology is i am looking for here...
Virtual servers, load balancing, fail over, high availability to name a
few ;)
what i am
Hello James!
The configuration will have about 10 vserver clients running apache/php5
talking to a mysql server. Each vserver client has a regular (routable) IP
address, but each has the same MAC address as the hosting server. I would
like to use IPTables to block the client vservers from
Hi Alejandro!
Today I write to Herbert because I lost my mail account password, but
now I retrieve itso I have a question to ask you. I have Debian Etch
with a vserver, having a base host and two vservers. One of these
vservers has a LDAP server with localhost mapped to a private
Hi Benedikt!
Thanks for your reply.
After installing
* sys-kernel/vserver-sources-2.0.2.1
* sys-cluster/util-vserver-0.30.212-r2
please update ro -r3, see below
I was unable to find an -r3 release, neither on the official gentoo CVS
repository [1], nor on the VPS overlay [2]. Manually
* sys-cluster/util-vserver-0.30.212-r2
please update ro -r3, see below
I was unable to find an -r3 release, neither on the official gentoo
CVS repository [1], nor on the VPS overlay [2]. Manually bumping the
util-vserver ebuild doesn't seems to make sense, as no different
patches will be
Hi!
I finally found some time to play with the new util-vserver (0.30.212)
on a gentoo host.
First, thanks to all the involved people for their hard work!
After installing
* sys-kernel/vserver-sources-2.0.2.1
* sys-cluster/util-vserver-0.30.212-r2
and the latest available stage4
Hi!
I've five linux VServers, each with it's own _real_ IP address (not
192.168.x.y, 10.x, etc).
Those are real too ;) Just not supposed to be routed on the public Internet.
Each one has it's own services but I'd like to
close access from outside to some ports, but allow full communication
Hi!
So I want to build a Virtual LAN ( different from my take on a
VLAN ) with virtual NICs.
Basically the traffic never hits the physical LAN/WAN.
That make sense?
yes, and it is a typical Linux-VServer case
IS it possible?
yes, of course, you do not even need to make
special
Hi!
I build and use vservers where the guests need to cooperate with each
other. That is, a system with with guests running Postfix, PostgreSQL,
or Apache ( multiple guests as they are mod_perl driven ) and they all
need to communicate with each other. So I want to build a Virtual LAN (
Sorry, I've forget to mention that in my previous mail...
I build and use vservers where the guests need to cooperate with each
other. That is, a system with with guests running Postfix, PostgreSQL,
or Apache ( multiple guests as they are mod_perl driven ) and they all
need to communicate
Hi!
I am setting up a host with LVM volumes for each vserver.
I made scripts for vserver creation which include on-the-fly Logical
Volume creation, formating and mount, that works pretty well.
Things are getting worse when I try to delete a Logical Volume after
having the vserver stopped
Try to unmount your volume for each active name space:
vnamespace -e [namespace of context xid] umount /your/lvm/volume
Thanks a lot, but my lv's are the root of each vserver so I have to stop
them before umounting, then the namespace is no longer in use and I get:
vnamespace:
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