Hello, thanks a lot for your answer.
You can see this message posted by Daniel Hokka Zakrisson :
http://archives.linux-vserver.org/200607/0139.html . His web site has this
patch and some others. The debian package integrates it with others.
I tried to apply the patch over 0.30.210 source and
Hi Christian and Rik,
Thank you for the umounting in all namespaces solution, it seems to partially solve the problem. But, for a reason I can't understand, some logical volunes still remain open even after performing vnamespace -e [xid] umount for each running context.
Best regards,Mehdi
SOLVED ! ! !
Hi all,
I just found out that
vnamespace -e [namespace of context xid] umount /your/lvm/volume
must be performed TWO times in each namespace:
-with /your/lvm/volume as the mountpoint, i.e /vservers/vs01
-with /your/lvm/volume as the lvm device, i.e /dev/volume1/vs01
On Tue, Sep 19, 2006 at 01:29:26PM +0200, Mehdi Bennani wrote:
SOLVED ! ! !
Hi all,
I just found out that
vnamespace -e [namespace of context xid] umount /your/lvm/volume
must be performed TWO times in each namespace:
-with /your/lvm/volume as the mountpoint, i.e
On Fri, Sep 15, 2006 at 11:25:46AM +0200, Mehdi Bennani wrote:
Hi,
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
Hello,
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 and
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
i scripted it like this:
gandalf:~# cat /usr/local/bin/unmount_vserver
#!/bin/sh
if [ -n $1 ]
then
for i in `ls -1 /proc/virtual | egrep -v 'info|status'`; do
vnamespace
Hi,
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:
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:
Mehdi Bennani wrote:
Hi,
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: vc_enter_namespace(): No such process
Obviously if I try it before stopping the vserver, I get:
umount:
On Friday 15 September 2006 11:38, Rik Bobbaers wrote:
Mehdi Bennani wrote:
Hi,
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: vc_enter_namespace(): No such process
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