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Hey guys, I’m having a problem. I’m installing a new vserver and it’s on a computer that
has special hardware and often times special jobs. I’m using RedHat 8 as my host and I’ve used Alexey Lyashkov’s script for building
a redhat kernel rpm. At first,
things were really not working… then I realized I hadn’t rebooted with the new
kernel. ;-) So, the things worked better after
that. I was able to build a new
vserver ok, but now I can’t start it.
When I try, I get this error: Server testserver is not
running Can't set the ipv4 root
(Bad address) I checked
dmesg and found this message in the boot log: s_context_status_write:
can't open file .vservers! Here’s what I’ve
installed: vserver-admin-0.22-1 kernel-2.4.18-27.7.vserver vserver-0.22-1 linuxconf-1.31-1.i386.rpm linuxconf-gui-1.31-1.i386.rpm linuxconf-lib-1.31-1.i386.rpm linuxconf-util-1.31-1.i386.rpm linuxconf-X-1.31-1.i386.rpm gnome-linuxconf-0.65-1.i386.rpm My config for the “testserver” vserver looks like: # egrep -v "^\W*#" testserver.conf if [ "" = "" ]; then PROFILE=""> fi case $PROFILE in prod)
IPROOT="eth0:192.168.0.10/255.255.255.0"
IPROOTDEV="eth0" S_HOSTNAME=www.somewhere ;; backup) IPROOT="" IPROOTDEV=eth0 S_HOSTNAME= ;; esac > S_DOMAINNAME= S_NICE= S_FLAGS="lock nproc" ULIMIT="-H -u 1000" S_CAPS="" I’ve recompiled the src rpm for the vserver tools so that
it should match what’s on my system.
When I do chbind
--ip 192.168.0.10 sleep 1 I get: Can't set the ipv4 root (Bad
address) I’m not sure what this means… Any help is greatly appreciated. By the way, I have several other
vserver’s running fine… This is the only one I’ve done using the “rebuilding a
redhat kernel” process. (which I’m
doing to ease the process of installing other software) Matthew
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- Re: [vserver] can't open file .vservers Matthew Nuzum
- Re: [vserver] can't open file .vservers Alex Lyashkov
- RE: [vserver] can't open file .vservers Matthew Nuzum
- Re: [vserver] can't open file .vservers Alex Lyashkov
