--On Dienstag, 13. Januar 2004 17:20 +0100 Herbert Poetzl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
but now when i mount my vserver partition with the option tagctx and try
to  start a vserver i get bash: /dev/null permission denied...

[..]
apply and build the e2fsprogs, this will give you
two new tools lsctx and chctx, which should
allow you to verify the xid (context number) of
the /dev/null in question ...

ok... i changed the context number of the vserver yesterday... and /dev/null had the old one...


how does the chctx command work? chctx 10 ./null ? this doesn't work...
i had to delete the file and recreate it... and now it it works....


this might be a bug, q0.12 isn't tested with vs1.23 (I'm surprised it applied without rejects)

there was just one reject in the capability.h file... #define CAP_CONTEXT 30

ps: do o have to run the cqdlim command after every reboot to set a per
context quota?

yes, you have, but it's not called context quota, it's called per context disk limits, context quota is user/group quota 'within' a context ...

ok... how do you count the current space used by a vserver? or which is the best method using the cqdlim command?


bye
Sebastian
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