Hello,
online resizing is limited by the capabilities of EXT4. Since EXT4 does
allow only online upsizing we have to do the downsizing offline. On the other
hand, our customers almost always request adding more space which is doable
online with a single command. Another problem with downsizing
Greetings,
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> I know that rhel6 has no /etc/hostname and it was not my question
> unless you wanted to explain that we should not run rhel7/cos7
> containers on rhel6 based openvz kernel hardware node.
> It works as expected, if I remove the lines from the script
> "/et
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How do I tell if a container is ploop or simfs? How do I convert from
ploop to simfs?
I need to move a few containers from a centos server to a Proxmox
server that does not support ploop is the reason.
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Hi,
you can list what layout the containers have by using vzlist
For example vzlist -Ho ctid,layout lists all containers with its CTID and the
layout (possible values are "simfs" or "ploop").
On 08/06/2015 09:47 PM, Matt wrote:
> How do I tell if a
Greetings,
- Original Message -
> How do I tell if a container is ploop or simfs? How do I convert
> from ploop to simfs?
Yep, the vzlist command with the appropriate field flag (as mentioned by the
previous poster) will work. Here's the recipe for a vzlist output similar to
stock jus
> - Original Message -
>> How do I tell if a container is ploop or simfs? How do I convert
>> from ploop to simfs?
>
> Yep, the vzlist command with the appropriate field flag (as mentioned by the
> previous poster) will work. Here's the recipe for a vzlist output similar to
> stock just
Greetings,
- Original Message -
> Thanks for input. Turns out only two to convert from ploop. Is this
> script a safe way to convert from ploop to simfs?
>
> https://gist.github.com/dlage/8dd97c285e2dd41f58c2
I'm not going to try to read / evaluate someone's program but they are using
