Thanks, its working now. But I'm not quite sure I understand the basic
infrastructure of vservers. The following is taken from the Short
Introduction, can someone please explain it to me:
"Resource sharing: Since vservers can share binaries and libraries
without interfering, a second vserver generally cost 40-100 megs of disk
space only. Most of this space is a copy of the packaging database.
Independent updates: Vservers are updated independently even if they
share binaries with other vservers."
Does this mean, that as I install programs (like sshd, and other
packages) on my vserver that are already installed on my host server,
the binaries will be shared?
Thanks in advance.
-FS
wrote:
On Wed, May 03, 2006 at 01:13:53PM -0400, Fareha Shafique wrote:
Hello,
I am unable to ping any outside host.
I have named the vserver testvs,
dev = eth0, ip = 192.168.0.10.
resolv.conf contains:
nameserver 192.168.0.10
on the host try:
ping -I 192.168.0.10 www.google.com
if that fails, then your 192.168.0.10 IP is not
able to reach the outside (properly), which is
most likely related to the fact that it is a
private IP and not S/DNat-ed to your public one
From inside the vserver I can ping the host, but not anything
on the internet. I think something is wrong with the routing
tables, any help please?
depends on your setup, once the ping above works,
the guest will be able to reach the internet, you
then might need to change the nameserver, unless
your guest knows all about the internet :)
HTH,
Herbert
Thanks,
Fareha
Guenther Fuchs wrote:
Hi there,
on Tuesday, May 2, 2006 at 7:56:15 PM there was posted:
FS> I have set up internal package management. However, when I try to use
FS> yum I get the following error:
FS> Setting up Install Process
FS> Setting up repositories
FS> Cannot find a valid baseurl for repo: updates-released
FS> Error: Cannot find a valid baseurl for repo: updates-released
Possible stupid question: have you set up a proper nameserver inside
the guest?
(check /etc/resolv.conf inside the guest)
FS> I'm quite sure the urls are valid, but I'm not sure if my guest
FS> can access the internet. How do I check/fix this?
Try to "ping" any host outside, for example:
| ping -c5 linux-vserver.org
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