hello,
Is it possible to forbid halt or reboot the zone for root user of a zone
(non-global) ?
The goal is to handle only a zone reboot with the global zone with the root of
the global zone.
best
bruno
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Mark Mayo wrote:
To follow up, it's the setproject() call in particular that's having the
problem within a zone when any project.x rctl is on the project. In code, I
can use setrctl() just fine but code like:
pj = getdefaultproj("mark", &proj, pjbuffer, PROJECT_BUFSZ);
spjerr
Is there a way of finding out the status of a particular directory from within a
nonglobal zone.
I would like to find out whether a directory is
- inherirted package directory (read only in the zone)
- zone has its own copy
- shared with the global zone
Forgive me if I have the wrong terminolo
Andrew Black wrote:
Is there a way of finding out the status of a particular directory from within a
nonglobal zone.
I would like to find out whether a directory is
- inherirted package directory (read only in the zone)
- zone has its own copy
- shared with the global zone
Forgive me if I ha
A CU wants to use Screen tool within a local zone (Solaris 10 1/06).
The screen (requires ncurses) tool was downloaded from SunFreeWare
and installed in /usr/local/bin on the GZ. The pkgadd tool was used to
install both screen and ncurses. Screen seems to work ok in the GZ.
The LZ was built with
On 6/18/07, Lou Cinci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
A CU wants to use Screen tool within a local zone (Solaris 10 1/06).
The screen (requires ncurses) tool was downloaded from SunFreeWare
and installed in /usr/local/bin on the GZ. The pkgadd tool was used to
install both screen and ncurses. Screen
Steve,
Thanks for the reply. No. The '-G' option was not specified when the
package was installed. In fact, the zone was not created when pkgadd
of the two pkgs. Do you think this could be the problem?
I just checked the NGZ /usr/local/bin. Everything seems to be the same
as the GZ except for th
Can someone tell me when memory limits will be supported in zones in
Solaris 10?
I'm looking for when the new zone resource management was or will be
made available.
Specify the memory limits for the zone my-zone.
zonecfg:my-zone>* add capped-memory*
zonecfg:my-zone:capped-memory>* set physical=
On Mon 18 Jun 2007 at 01:56PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can someone tell me when memory limits will be supported in zones in
> Solaris 10?
>
> I'm looking for when the new zone resource management was or will be
> made available.
>
> Specify the memory limits for the zone my-zone.
>
> zonecfg:
On Friday, June 15, 07, I patched the global zone on a machine with 2 local
zones. The global zone has 4 file systems connected (but not mounted) from a
3320 storage array. Using lofiadm -a, i created 4 devices which I imported to
the local zones - 2 to each zone. I then mounted the 4 file syste
Hi Edna, Jeff, Jerry,
Thank you for all the good input. I've decided to go ahead with a mounpoint at
/zones
Since this is a small test box (sbv120) and I have one slice to play with it
seemd to be a good spot.
Last question for you all, (maybe it should get its own thread), I would like
to i
On Mon 18 Jun 2007 at 12:52PM, Ron Halstead wrote:
> On Friday, June 15, 07, I patched the global zone on a machine with 2
> local zones. The global zone has 4 file systems connected (but not
> mounted) from a 3320 storage array. Using lofiadm -a, i created 4
> devices which I imported to the local
F.V.(Phil)Porcella wrote:
Last question for you all, (maybe it should get its own thread), I would like
to incorporate the /export/home directories from the global zone, into the
non-global zone.
What is the best way to do this?
Seems like I have 3 choices:
1 add inherit-pkg-dir, set dir=/ex
F.V.(Phil)Porcella wrote:
Last question for you all, (maybe it should get its own thread), I would
like to incorporate the /export/home directories from the global zone, into
the non-global zone.
Why do you want to do that? Each zone has its own namespace. Unless you are
using a network-base
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