thanks for the information,
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be 2008.11?
Many thanks once again,
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If any of the above can be done in an unsupported way, I'd still be very happy
to hear about it.
Many thanks,
Ben
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Not to worry, found this:
http://blogs.sun.com/zoltan/entry/mass_zone_creation_under_opensolaris
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fails. I've not tried an interactive config yet.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Ben
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is going on, I'll
investigate further!
Thank you very much,
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I found everything is made better if I put:
verify
commit
exit
At the end :D
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, but wouldn't take the system down if it ran in a
non-global zone?
Thanks very much,
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stability. If I can induce a kernel panic I can say that my initial
thought was incorrect.
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) set the appropriate environment variable so that X sessions go to the global
zone’s X windows session
I presume for b, all I'd need to was:
setenv DISPLAY my-global-zone
But I don't know what to replace my-global-zone with.
Any help would be gratefully appreciated.
Many, many thanks,
Ben
I have been able to get zones to display X11 over SSH, but not sure about a
whole GNOME desktop. IIRC, that isn't possible.
I'll try and post instructions early next week :)
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Sorry about the wait.
I've used this before:
Shut down the zone
From the global zone do this:
pkg -R /path/to/zone/root install SUNWdbus
Restart the zone
This allowed me to do `SSH -X u...@myzone gedit` which might be halfway to what
you want?
HTH,
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I'm interested in adding multiple entries for a single rctl that have diffrent
actions to a zone config. Using the latest build (55 archives) I can only have
one defined which means I can't create a layered plan of attack.
For example, I'd like to be able to do this:
rctl:
name:
I've seen the same behaviour. When I use screen as root in a zone it works
fine.
benr.
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Second Request. Any takers?
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I should probly state that the migrations I refer to are done, obviously, on
sparse zones. Dealing with whole-root zones is a much more complex problem.
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Still looking for a quasi-official answer on this. Again, the questions that
need specific answers to are:
A) Why, specifically, can't Non-global roots be placed on NFS?
B) Is anyone tasked with solving this? Is there an ARC case that I'm unaware
of?
LOFI might provide a workaround but I
Dan Price wrote:
On Mon 22 Jan 2007 at 11:03PM, Ben Rockwood wrote:
Still looking for a quasi-official answer on this. Again, the questions that
need specific answers to are:
A) Why, specifically, can't Non-global roots be placed on NFS?
The problem is with the attribution
Gerard Henry wrote:
hello,
i'm tryng to migrate a zone beetween 2 t2000, each in Solaris 10 11/06
on t2000-1:
zoneadm -z servimp2 halt
zoneadm -z servimp2 detach
then rsync'ed zonepath from t2000-1 towards t2000-2
on t2000-2:
t2000-root% zonecfg -z servimp2
servimp2: No such zone configured
Brandorr wrote:
I am seeing some strange timestamps being reported by logrotate in the
zone in a zone that has a different TZ than the global zone.
(The Global zone is PST, and the zone in question is EST, and I am
seeing indications that under certain situations certain apps think
they are
Dan Price wrote:
It's hard to keep up with everything happening in the OpenSolaris
universe-- for example, I missed this great PSARC case written
by Peter Memishian:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/arc/caselog/2008/265/
Awesome! Thanks for pointing this out on the list Dan.
Alain Durand wrote:
Now the IP address assigned to vfe0:1 cannot be ping'ed, using snoop
in the global zone I see the ICMP's coming but nothing being replied.
What am I missing ?
Have you looked at the routing tables in both of your test cases? This
sounds like a routing issue.
I'm gonna bump this with hopes a developer will pick it up. I do not yet see a
bug associated with this issue.
Based on my looks through the code this error occurs on line 2518 of vplat.c.
The function configure_one_interface(); is called, but just prior loopback
nwif_defrouter is nulled:
James Carlson wrote:
Ben Rockwood writes:
I'm gonna bump this with hopes a developer will pick it up. I do not yet
see a bug associated with this issue.
You're talking about CR 6684810, which was fixed back in snv_88.
Awesome, thanks James.
benr
Devin Ceartas wrote:
So at this point it's domain resolution I'm not getting inside the
zone -- I can assign an IP to this static IP zone, and I can ssh to
it from another machine. But I can't ping out from that zone past the
subnet.
I've copied my global zone /etc/resolv.conf into
Jason King wrote:
I haven't found any documentation (yet, still looking), that says
anything either way, but I'm wondering to facilitate zone migration if
you can place a zone root on an NFS filesystem? Obviously would only
be mounted on 1 server at any given time, but outside of that, just
Maidak Alexander J wrote:
I added a zpool to a nonglobal zone using the following method:
# *zpool list slabzone1-zp01*
NAME SIZE USED AVAILCAP HEALTH ALTROOT
slabzone1-zp01 4.19G 112K 4.19G 0% ONLINE -
# *zonecfg -z slabzone1*
zonecfg:slabzone1 *add
We run into this problem repeatedly... swap in Solaris terms refers to
total VM. This is true on most UNIX systems. However, we often
mistakenly refer to pagefile (swap disk) simply and incorrectly as swap.
Therefore, the swap cap is better thought of as a VM cap. Rcapd
(physical) will keep
I found a tool on Freshmeat or SourceForge called stress. It is a
small stress test tool that can allocate memory in strides from multiple
worker processes.
Commonly I use the perl trick below which I learned from Brendan Gregg.
Its kind of hackish, but it works.
SunVTS is too big and refuses
Jerry Jelinek wrote:
I would like to propose a project to be sponsored by
the zones community. This project would create a
solaris10 branded zone for use on OpenSolaris.
We will use the BrandZ infrastructure to deliver a
solaris10 brand. This will be provided as an adoption
and
Has any one invested time trying to get IPKG branded zones working on
S10/SX:CE? I'm starting down that road and have had fairly good
progress to date but would love to collaborate.
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failing within the zone. I'm still trying to hash out
how to solve that.
benr.
Mike Gerdts wrote:
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 12:49 PM, Ben Rockwood b...@cuddletech.com wrote:
Has any one invested time trying to get IPKG branded zones working on
S10/SX:CE? I'm starting down that road
Jerry Jelinek wrote:
Ben Rockwood wrote:
One issue I did smack into that I don't fully understand yet is the
syseventd service failing within the zone. I'm still trying to hash out
how to solve that.
Ben,
The sysevent service should not run in the ngz.
This is delivered in a hollow pkg
Dan Price wrote:
On Thu 23 Apr 2009 at 01:06PM, Ben Rockwood wrote:
Jerry Jelinek wrote:
Ben Rockwood wrote:
One issue I did smack into that I don't fully understand yet is the
syseventd service failing within the zone. I'm still trying to hash out
how to solve
Dan Price wrote:
I've filed http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=8392 to
cover this issue. If you monitor the status, it'll let you know when it
makes sense to pull a new version of the pkg-gate and try out the fix.
Thanks guys!
Sweet, thanks Dan!
benr.
Derek McEachern wrote:
It's possible that it could be nfs mount related since the zone did
have nfs mounted fs's but they should have been umounted prior to
shutting down the zone. In any event I can no longer get into the
zone to checkusing zlogin and zlogin -C.
I tried Bryan's suggestion
I had the same problem trying to install Sun Studio last week.
I agree that this is a fundamental flaw. Whats kinda funny though is
that its not really IPS's fault, nor is it Zone's fault... just an
unusual intersection of two assumptions. The only solution currently is
a local IPS mirror, but
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