i think the only slow is you.


El 25/02/2010 05:10 p.m., mattias escribió:
And if so close this fuck slow list

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Mattias,

Dude... check out the fine documentation.  The Users Guide is a bit dated but 
still very good:

http://download.openvz.org/doc/OpenVZ-Users-Guide.pdf

Learn it, play with it, and if you have specific questions... ask... but we 
can't teach you the basics over this email list... or at least I'll continue to 
ignore. :)

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How to specify that?
E.g vzctl create 111 ?????

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On 24.2.2010 г. 00:45 ч., mattias wrote:
Can i run a mail server with a openvz vm
I meen how to no how much disc space i have in a vm
I meen
With e.g xen i create a disc on 20 gb

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You can run any Linux compatible mail server in a OpenVZ container. In

the setup process of the VM you can set the amount of disk space
you're going to need. In addition to this you can extend it in a later
time without the need to reconfigure any settings in the VM container.

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