thanks for your reply where could I check these things?
I found all information who i needed and wrote down how i found a
solution. Unfortunately only in German but all who are interested in the
solution:
http://www.cryptronic.de/wiki/Blogs/20070211_vserver_und_semaphores
Thanks anyway for all
You have to check current shared memory and semaphores usage and limits.
Jarek Dylag
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Hi,
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some strace output:
semget(IPC_PRIVATE, 1, IPC_CREAT|0600) = -1 ENOSPC (No space left on
device)
Do you need the full output?
I habe this error before but after a reboot it was gone.
Are there any solutions to prevent this error's?
it probably means that your system have run out
On Tue, Jan 30, 2007 at 06:36:29AM +0100, Cryptronic wrote:
Hi Matt,
thanks for your fast reply.
According to mtab fstab and mount i'm sure that i have one partition
mtab, fstab and mount are all three big liars! :)
don't trust them!
always check with /proc/mounts or stat ...
by default
Are you sure /var is stored on hdv1? I know some distros (like the
variant of RHEL I use) use a separate partition for the var directory
that can sometimes get filled up with old log information and whatnot
(this would also explain why sometimes a restart would help if progs
cleaned up their old
Hi Matt,
thanks for your fast reply.
According to mtab fstab and mount i'm sure that i have one partition
inside the
guest.
regards
Oliver
Matt Anger (manger) schrieb:
Are you sure /var is stored on hdv1? I know some distros (like the
variant of RHEL I use) use a separate partition for the
