Re: [Vserver] Problems Setting Limits

[Alexander Goeres]

Well, even 0.24 fails to compile under a kernel compiled with the patches from
http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Linux2.6/index.php?page=Per+Context+Disk+Limits

With the vserver-1.00 or c17f-patches everything works nicely, unluckily I'd 
like to test and use the ability to limit a vserver's space...

Am Dienstag, 4. November 2003 00:24 schrieb Enrico Scholz:
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Alexander Goeres) writes:
  configure seems to run without problems, but make doesn't make it.
  ...
  gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.  -I ./lib -D VERSION=\0.23.96\ -D
  PKGLIBDIR=\/usr/local/lib/util-vserver\ -D _GNU_SOURCE  -Wall -pedantic
  -g -O2 -Wall -pedantic -W -c -o src/capchroot.o `test -f
  'src/capchroot.c' || echo './'`src/capchroot.c
  In file included from /usr/include/linux/fs.h:12,
   from linuxcaps.h:17,
   from src/capchroot.c:39:
  ...
  /usr/include/linux/radix-tree.h: In function `radix_tree_preload_end':

 Mmh, this looks like a heavily patched kernel. 'radix-tree.h' appears
 somewhere in kernel 2.5/2.6 and the kernel-headers were probably not
 updated completely.

 Recent version (0.23.98/0.24) should fix it by removing any #include's
 from linuxcaps.h.


 The previous messages are ok; util-vserver is C99 code which produces
 silly warnings with gcc-2.95.




 Enrico

have fun

Alexander

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RE: [Vserver] is there any getting started with vserver documentation anywhere?

[ian douglas]

Considering RedHat's recent press release about discontinuing the RedHat
Linux line in favor of the more expensive enterprise version, I'd really
like a few answers from others (only had one off-list reply) regarding which
operating system is going to be my best bet since I'm going to have to
convert my server to another Linux distro now.

I'll be starting a whole new server to manage everything but curious,
obviously, which distro people have had the most success with other than
RedHat.

Thanks for any help on that, as well as my other unanswered questions.

-id


 I searched the site's documentation and found the multi-page
 this is what it's
 capable of documentation, but didn't see any offhand that answered the
 following questions. I sent them to Jacques, but I'd like to pose
 it to the list
 in general for the 1.0 release so I can get started on vserver in
 the coming
 weeks.

 ---
 Hi Jacques,

 I've been daydreaming about a vserver setup for my system.

 A few things that perhaps would be handy to have in the FAQ:

 - what OS works 'best'? Kernel version is obviously important,
 but it would be
 neat to see some sort of volunteered information from various
 users as to the OS
 and version of that OS, that they have the most success with

 - how does one get started? is it best to start with a totally
 fresh machine and
 build from there, or could I start from a medium-sized virtual
 hosting setup
 using Linuxconf and build a vserver and go from there? I guess
 I'm looking for
 guidance on what should/should not get copied over when building the first
 vserver - once I build the first one, I can just use the vserver
 software to
 duplicate it, but I'm worried about disk space and how to
 actually mount/share
 file system areas...

 - any patched versions of up2date out there? or would I have to
 tell up2date to
 save a copy of the RPM's on the disk somewhere and run the
 vserver rpm utility
 to patch all vservers? If I have 100 vservers, is there a quicker
 way to tell it
 to patch all vservers, or would I have to literally type rpm
 server1 server2
 server3 ... server99 server100 -Uvh *rpm ?

 ---

 Thanks for any additional feedback.
 -id


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