[EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Roderick A. Anderson") writes:
>> What I came to realise was that vserver-stat only shows the virtual
>> servers if a service is running.
>>
>> # vserver-stat
>> (see nothing but main)
>> # vserver foo enter
>> foo# /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd start
>> # vserver-stat
>> (should now list main and foo)
>
> Cool. Doesn't report idling vservers.
There does not exist something like an 'idling vserver'. The vserver
above is just dead and there does not exist a way to detect this earlier
at 'vserver ... start' time (think of a 'sleep 100' as the init-process).
The 'vserver ... enter' & start-a-process trick is just a hack which
does not work in the alpha-branch anymore.
> Well maybe not cool as vserver-stat is called by my root VServer login
> so show me quickly what is happening. This may be on Enrico's bug
> list.
Perhaps, 'vserver-stat' should be renamed to 'context-stat' -- it reports
only the existing contexts on the systems. Even contexts which are not
associated with a vserver.
Enrico
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