Hi there, on Wednesday, August 9, 2006 at 3:22:14 PM there was posted:
JW> Well, that's the error I get when I run /vservers/fc5/usr/bin/env JW> on the host. If you do that, the command is executed in _host_ context and anvironment, that's exactly, why you get this error when execoting in host context and root. JW> 'chroot /vservers/fc5 /usr/bin/env' is OK. Guessed that and whould have expacted it ;-) JW> Maybe all my vservers behave the same way. They do. JW> It's difficult to tell because in all cases the guest's JW> /usr/bin/env runs on the host without error. It shouldn't be run on the host, it should be run in guest context and root ... Anyway - I'm not so deep in the starting scripts that I could tell where the problem lies, I just can answer the above. JW> By adding 'set -x' to vserver.start I can see that the last output JW> before the error message is a long command, which appears to be a chain JW> of util-vserver commands separated by '--', . One of those (in essence) JW> is 'save_ctxinfo /etc/vservers/fc5 /usr/bin/env -i'. JW> From looking at its source code, I deduce that it must be getting run in JW> the vserver's context otherwise it would fail with 'save_ctxinfo: Can JW> not operate in context 0". I'm guessing that that /usr/bin/env, whatever JW> is done with it, is the source of the problem - but I wouldn't know as JW> I'm not finding it the easiest thing in the world to make sense of what JW> the utils do. -- regards 'n greez, Guenther Fuchs (aka "muh" and "powerfox") _______________________________________________ Vserver mailing list Vserver@list.linux-vserver.org http://list.linux-vserver.org/mailman/listinfo/vserver
