> Presumable the vserver is starting quite happily anyway? > > If I've got the gist correctly you are trying to start `arping' from within > a vserver, which is a low-level utility/daemon for pinging ARP addresses. > > This will want raw socket access if you want to run it from within a > vserver, which you can do if you giving it the `CAP_NET_RAW' capability in: > > /etc/vservers/$HOSTNAME.conf > > add: > > S_CAPS="CAP_NET_RAW" >
Thx, now the Server boots withou any error messages. The Problem now is, the access to the Server by other people over the IP adress. When I want to do something with the Adress, the vserver have, I always connect with the host machine and not to the vserver running on it. In the Manual there is written the vserver must have one IP of the Host machine. I did that in that way: I created a virtual interface eth0:1 with the other IP adress of the Hostmachine end entered it in the IPROOT field of the config file, but it still doesn't work. When I start the vserver, I couldn't see any errors during the start of the network interfaces, but the main server grabs the vserver IP. What did I wrong? Could you please post a example config file? It might help! best regards Dimitri Roschkowski
