Folks,
I have an issue where a zone seems to be rnning out of memory. is
there a limit to how much memory a zone can use? If so, how do you
overcome this limit? we are getting the following errors:
*** SERVICE NAME:(SYS$BACKGROUND) 2007-07-25 07:49:55.187
*** SESSION ID:(444.1) 2007-07-25
On 7/25/07, Jason Burks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the recommend way of backing up a system with zones. Do you
just backup the global zone, which would pick up the local zones. Or, do
you back up the global zone and each local zone like they were separate
servers?
I'm not sure about
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James Carlson wrote:
Why is this on zones-discuss-confidential? I don't see anything
confidential here. Please use the main opensolaris.org list.
Ritu Agrawal writes:
We're running into some problems when we run zonename in an alternate
root. The
On Thu 26 Jul 2007 at 05:04PM, James Carlson wrote:
Here's a code snippet :
ZONECMD=${PKG_INSTALL_ROOT}/usr/bin/zonename
That's the broken part. That should be just:
ZONECMD=/usr/bin/zonename
I'm lacking context here, slightly, but...
Isn't it also broken to be calling
I haven't used SC, but I can say I'm using the VCS 4.1MP1 Zone agent and
it works as advertised. While at the recent Symantec Vision conference,
I was able to talk to the VCS product manager and was impressed they are
making further improvements to the agent. For example, they're adding in
a
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Thanks for the reply, Jeff,
Unknown if we are low on swap when this is happening, I am working on
getting a snapshot of the system now.
I'll post when I get it.
thanks again
Jeff Victor wrote:
Zones do not
have default memory limits. A zone's processes are allowed to use
LaoTsao (Dr. Tsao) wrote:
try
network_interface=e1000g2 {
hostname=zox04-ipv6
ip_address=2000::214:4fff:fe6a:b80f/64.
protocol_ipv6=yes
}
AFAIK the ipv6 support in sysidcfg is merely the protocol_ipv6=yes
thus it isn't possible to specify a static IPv6 address. Instead the
Ritu:
Your CAS scripts is not live upgrade and jumpstart compliance. YOu can
look at SUNWmcosx/postinstall and see how this can be done.
As James Carlson had indicated, you should use /sbin/zonename instead.
Ritu Agrawal wrote:
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James Carlson wrote:
Why is
Ritu Agrawal writes:
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Thanks. Also removing accidental cc of confidential list.
Use /sbin/zonename and you should be fine
This is a Live upgrade case when we are on the alternate root.
Yep; understood.
The
alternate root has the O/S installed and we try to
