Herbert Poetzl wrote:
On Tue, Feb 14, 2006 at 01:43:34PM +0100, alexander goeres - lieblinx.net wrote:Hello List! I'm trying to set up a new host with the actual "state-of-the-arrt" (stable , of course :-) vserver-version 2.01. I got a vanilla kernel 2.6.15.3 applied the patches and everything is nice up to now. I even succeeded in compiling and installing the util-vserver-0.30.210 tools Great!watch out for the upcoming 2.0.2 stable :)But then i ran into some problems, that confused me beyond normal:What is the purpose of this "cache"-directory, that shows up in the horrible flower page ? Is it necessary?
If you want quick starts of your guests, yes. Otherwise the usage would have to counted on each and every start of the guest, which takes a lot longer than I'd like to wait for my guests to start.
When I tried to remember the usage of vdlimit typing "vdlimit --help" gave this: "vdlimit --xid <xid> [--flags <flags>] (--set <limit>=<value>|--remove) <mount point>"But previous versions of vdlimit were to be applied to a directory on the file system (that was mounted with the tagxid option) not to a mount point. Did this change back to pre-vdlimit-style?well, that one goes to Enrico, but I'd guess the <mount point> is actually 'somewhere in the mount'
Well, actually, I guess that one is my fault. Mount point just seemed like the most appropriate term as it is a file system-wide setting, even though any directory in the file system would work.
best, HerbertI anybody could help me with this? Thanx in advance Alexander Goeres
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