I get the same, and I'm mounting the whole vserver folder via nfs. So in my case the vserver won't even start.
See my previous emails called... RE: Did you fix this? If you come up with a solution, please let me know too. Cheers Fran. On Tue, 2003-01-21 at 08:35, Thomas Weber wrote: > Hello, > > I used to nfs mount some dirs from my fileserver and reexport them via --bind > to the local running vservers: > /space from the Fileserver gets mounted to /Xtern/space on the local box. > I also run some vservers on the local box. So I used to > mount --bind /Xtern/space /vservers/$2/Xtern/space in the /etc/vservers/*.sh > scripts. This used to work fine (at least up to 2.4.19ctx14). > with 2.4.20ctx16 I get either an empty /Xtern/space in the vserver or some > permission denied messages like this: > x@purerh80:[1] $ ll /Xtern/space/ > /bin/ls: /Xtern/space/opt: Permission denied > /bin/ls: /Xtern/space/pub: Permission denied > /bin/ls: /Xtern/space/Machines: Permission denied > /bin/ls: /Xtern/space/private: Permission denied > total 0 > > anyone any ideas? or is this only me? > Tom
