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I just don't see how that is going to be done.
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Also, there is a comment there by me that I have rebased my contributed Fedora
10 OS Template on the official one and what changes I've made.
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oint here. Now that I
> know that JFS on my setup has a 63GB file size limit, I know now to
> accommodate for that in the future.
>
> I'm mainly just curious on how the system could write a larger file
> than it can read.
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> Dwight
>
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ll doesn't support your RAID hardware. Of course if the
finding-a-fix process doesn't work out well for you within a reasonable amount
of time, perhaps switching RAID cards would be an option... to something that
is well supported in the RHEL5-based kernel
cate that the problem is related to the RAID...
although I'm guessing it is unrelated to the RAID but who knows.
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and then did the typical clean-up work.
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ergej Kandyla" wrote:
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>
> Great! Thanks!
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> does anyone know about template metadata fo
ime-based but can also be told if a log file
gets to a certain size, to rotate it.
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The documentation tells how each works but doesn't really relate one to the
other very well.
Would anyone care to explain how to best use cpuunits to do what Woet wants to
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Greetings,
I just noticed this:
http://www.openwall.com/Owl/
I haven't used Openwall myself but I'm guessing someone from Openwall might be
on this mailing list. If so, please introduce yourself. What kernel
version/branch are you guys using?
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There is one devel branches > than 2.6.26 (2.6.27) that you could try. See:
http://wiki.openvz.org/Download/kernel
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>showing some interested in containers... and maybe we'll see more related
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LXC: Linux container tools
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-lxc-containers/
My guess is we still have a few years to wait.
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nstall ypbind
2) Turn on rpcbind (portmapper on some distros)
3) Configure the system to use NIS via authconfig-tui
4) Start rpcbind and ypbind
I wasn't sure if NIS used anything that requires a unique MAC address but it
appears not because my container is using a venet device.
My guess would
as well as physical hosts without OpenVZ.
I'm not discouraging you from fixing it, but your services shouldn't be so
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e steep learning curve... and it is questionable how
co-operative Parallels would be.
Suno, I do appreciate you raising your concern and asking the question. It
certainly is a valid one. I wonder if Kir will have a good answer for you or
not. I hope he does rather than avoiding the question which
ff the topic that Suno originally asked about but I like
the directions this discussion is going in. :)
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ore those four points are resolved... but that is just a
guess. I certainly hope it takes less time than that.
Mike, you are the closest thing I've found to an LXC "expert" and I'd love to
talk with you more about LXC and possibly do an interview with you for my
website (Montan
ently very productive discussion... not
that I said anything negative as I have a lot of respect for Debian.
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> Jorge> Debian is the standard at GNU/Linux operating systems,
>
> Let us just say it is used by many many folks ... :-) there are other
> great Linux distributions out there.
How much longer is the current version of Debian going to be s
;
> im on centos 5.4
> 32bit machine
The current RHEL5-based OpenVZ kernel is:
ovzkernel-2.6.18-164.2.1.el5.028stab066.10
You can find info here:
http://wiki.openvz.org/Download/kernel/rhel5/028stab066.10
You are way, way behind. Why, I don't know. Check your repo defs out.
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> surrounding this event are still very fuzzy at this point.
Ok, so now I know when squeeze might come out... but how long is the current
version of Debian going to be supported? Is that related to the release of
squeeze?
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using, and make sure your /etc/grub.conf is set to boot the kernel you want as
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For some reason I haven't noticed any mention of OpenVZ/Parallels in the
Virtualization and containers section for some time?
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Just ran across this today and thought others might find it interesting. I'm
also looking forward to part 2:
Introducing Linux virtual containers with LXC
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/opensource/?p=1289
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huge, mature, out-of-tree patch
that has no chance of ever being included in the mainline. Lots of other
stakeholders are contributing as well including some developers from IBM,
Google, and elsewhere.
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we won't have to dreg up the past... but if you want to we can. You'll just
have to provide a lot of details... for us to have any chance of being helpful.
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of their website as well as their mailing list as there are a number of
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f course that is some way aways and
I'm not sure if anyone is actually working on it but for KVM VMs, SPICE seems
to be just around the corner.
Just out of curiosity, have you tried out any of the SPICE stuff yet? What
barriers remain to it becoming widely deployed? I have been too busy
ng widely deployed? I have been too
> > busy at work to get very far with it yet.
>
> Sorry, I also had no time to test that SPICE stuff.
Is there a bug filed on it?
I think once someone start using SPICE, there will be a landslide.
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a contributed
one (I've done a few) and create a container out of that... alter the package
set/config as desired... stop the container... do a little clean up (documented
on the wiki)... and then tar.gz up the private directory of the container
turning it into a new OS Template. That's how I create my OS Templates. For
new distro releases, I upgrade the container, clean it up, and then package it
up. While it isn't optimal it has worked well.
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os. vzpkg2 and pkg-cacher were much better
because they added .deb-based distros to the mix.
There are a number of recipes on the wiki for building your own OS Templates
from scratch if desired.
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needed on the host node because the OS Templates did NOT include yum.
Make sense now?
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1G 336.5M 3m30s67 1m48s87 11d01h12 shibidp1
> 7009 21 770.5M 454.5M 27m51s44 2m31s41 11d01h26 cours3
>
> there's also vtop, vps etc ...
The closest tools to that on OpenVZ are vzmemcheck and vzpid.
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conf is good (vzctl set {ctid} --nameserver {n.n.n.n}
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When it writes the value to the config file it will convert it into 4k pages.
I'd say that is much more readable than something like "$((256 * 256))"
So far as what cpuunits to assign, I generally use vzsplit to create a few
sample
currently named:
centos-5-i386-default-5.5-20100514.tar.gz and
centos-5-x86_64-default-5.5-20100514.tar.gz
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> May 22 11:16:21 denver syslogd 1.4.1: restart.
> May 22 11:16:21 denver kernel: klogd 1.4.1, log source = /proc/kmsg
> started.
>
>
>
> > ok, kernel installed, rebooted and server is up, 10 min and i get
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uple of years all of my machines have
usually been only one minor release behind each other as I practice the
scenario where there is an upgrade released, I migrate the containers, upgrade,
reboot, migrate back. Works for me.
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long it takes the processes to
start in your container and often that is 30-60 seconds but your mileage may
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So you said you have had "futile attemps" to get OpenVZ installed. What are
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If and when the OpenVZ 2.6.32 devel branch is marked as stable, that situation
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is simply running the package managers inside of the
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ut one would be to use sudo in the
container and give the desired user sudo access to umount so they can do what
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stock configuration since the one provided is extremely minimalistic.
Thanks for the new OS Templates!
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Like... you didn't mention if you had any failcnts in the containers. Do you?
You probably already know this but it doesn't hurt to mention, 2.6.27.x is not
a "stable" OpenVZ kernel branch.
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deb http://ftp.debian.org/debian-security lenny/updates main contrib non-free
The only difference between it and what you want it replaced with is the order
of line 2 and 3. Does that matter?
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> Replacing ftp.debian.org by volatile.debian.org or security.debian.org
> works.
I have filed the following bug in bugzilla:
http://bugzilla.openvz.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1577
That should get it resolved in the next release.
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ou can imagine there is a broad range of backup scenarios, and what you'd
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in /etc/vz/dists/ for the script that matches the distro
and in that script are defined various other scripts (in
/etc/vz/dists/scripts/) that are used to inject various parameters into the
container's filesystem each time the container starts.
Just look at those scripts to see how they are inje
r, that is almost always caused by
firewall/iptables rules on the host node.
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ccept inbound connections from 127.0.0.1
(http://www.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/5.4/html/Deployment_Guide/s1-email-mta.html#s2-email-mta-sendmail)
so if you haven't changed that, you'll need to. So far as sending email goes,
you should be able to send just fine.
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sn't going to happen.
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LXC is for... a mainline implementation of features
needed for container type features although not specifically for containers.
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ery similar to
OpenNode but Proxmox VE has been around longer (so more correctly OpenNode is
like Proxmox VE) and is more mature. I believe Proxmox VE offers a choice of
what kernel you want to use and the RHEL/CentOS-based one is an option.
Proxmox VE:
http://pve.proxmox.com/
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upcoming releases. My point is that the future looks brighter for future
Debian releases.
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is the case, it really isn't specific
to OpenVZ...as you'd have the same problem using physical machines.
I believe there are a few ways to do it... with Apache reverse proxy being the
most common solution I think.
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helps.
Also there aren't any virtual consoles in a container so maybe it is getting
stuck trying to start those up. On newer distros that use upstart, I have to
remove the events for the ttys. I'm don't recall how to stop that in CentOS.
I would think /etc/inittab? Since the i
process, is there
> anything I should do??
I don't really understand your question. Did you compile your own kernel and
are asking how to install it?
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if you just wanted to... I don't have much info to go on.
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Make sure SELinux is off.
Add the openvz repo.
Install the ovzkernel.
Edit /etc/sysctl.conf.
Reboot to the ovzkernel.
Install the vzctl and vzquota.
Download some OS Templates to /vz/template/cache/.
Create some containers.
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loper in
the states to work on LXC in the mainline. I haven't seen too much info on
that yet... but yeah, the long-term future of containers in Linux is LXC. I
don't really recommend LXC now unless you don't mind the bleeding-edge with
bumps in the road.
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Greetings,
- Original Message -
> Just to clarify, currently the only OpenVZ kernel branches marked as
> stable are:
> RHEL4-2.6.8
Opps, make that RHEL4-2.6.9.
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t you want or not but if I had to have that feature,
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If that is
true, this pages needs to be updated:
http://wiki.openvz.org/Download/kernel
Congratulations on this milestone!
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ted out... if /etc/mtab is not a symlink to /proc/mounts, make it
one and it'll probably work for you again.
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htt
ituation has been fixed for a couple
of years now. Anyone still having problems with it are using ancient OS
Templates because the ones provided by the OpenVZ project have included udev
for a long time now.
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L 5.7 beta was released
a while ago so I'd expect to see RHEL 5.7 in a couple of weeks... with the
clones to follow after as soon as they can.
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http://www.montanalinux.org/interview-troy-dawson-scientific-linux-june2011.html
Send in the clone: Scientific Linux 6.1 approaches
http://lwn.net/Articles/446126/
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So, what host node distro are you planning on using? I'd recommend using the
RHEL6-based OpenVZ kernel if at all possible. If you haven't done so already,
I strongly recommend you setup a system and give it a try for yourself... and
do some testing. If you find any bugs report them to bugz
it is clear enough.
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rated them with the various MAKEDEV solutions...
but even though the files are there, I still get the same errors.
Any ideas?
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t.
> vzctl exec ${NUMBER} mount
Not much... and no /dev/pts so that's the problem with the fix given in the
next email response.
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only person with root access to that container. :)
So, I copied an /etc/fstab from another container and restarted it and it works
fine now.
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to update my contributed Fedora, CentOS and SL 6 OS Templates soon too.
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ilable, email address of creator). Then we can download it and put it in
the contrib section.
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