Hi!
I am setting up a host with LVM volumes for each vserver.
I made scripts for vserver creation which include on-the-fly Logical
Volume creation, formating and mount, that works pretty well.
Things are getting worse when I try to delete a Logical Volume after
having the vserver stopped and its partition umounted:
I randomly get this error:
"Can't remove open logical volume"
Because it's probably still mounted in your other active namespaces...
The Logical Volume seems actually umounted because cat /proc/mounts
doesn't mention it, but *something* is still using it and I cannot
figure out what.
A reboot of the host corrects the problem but I can't reboot the whole
system each time I need to delete a vserver.
Try to unmount your volume for each active name space:
vnamespace -e [namespace of context <xid>] umount /your/lvm/volume
Hope this helps.
regards,
Chris
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