You're better off copying/moving/increasing container file systems
manually. You don't really need the lxc-* scripts for that.
2015-07-20 10:44 GMT+02:00 Mahesh Pujari :
>
> I had created a container with default settings and now it fails to start due
> to space issues,
> how can I increase spac
I had created a container with default settings and now it fails to start due
to space issues,
how can I increase space of a container which has exhausted its space.
Below is the console output when we try to start it
$ sudo lxc-start --name c1
lxc-start: utils.c: mkdir_p: 193 No space left on d
Hi list,
i use lxc 1.1.2-0ubuntu3~ubuntu14.04.1~ppa1 and in my unprivileged
container (ubuntu/trusty) i have an Apache webserver. The container
starts normally but the webserver process comes up after several minutes.
Why is there such a big delay? Am i missing something?
My init-script look
Hi,
I am looking for creating a andriod container on ubuntu host. Is there
a template avaialble for android. From where can I take rootfs?
Thanks,
Divya
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Hi,
I created a lxc container which I am trying to reboot
lxc-stop --reboot -W -n vm0 -l info -o out
giving lxc-create 1436810481.228 WARN lxc_log -
log.c:lxc_log_init:316 - lxc_log_init called with log already
initialized
lxc-create 1436810481.228 ERRORlxc_create_ui -
lxc_create.c:
Hi LXC-Users,
is there an easy way to create/move a tap interface to an unprivileged
container?
My idea is to create an unprivileged container in order to create
virtual networks within the container. That would separate it from
other containers and other virtual networks.
So in the container on
Quoting Divya Vyas (edivya.v...@gmail.com):
> Hi,
>
> I created a lxc container which I am trying to reboot
>
> lxc-stop --reboot -W -n vm0 -l info -o out
>
> giving lxc-create 1436810481.228 WARN lxc_log -
> log.c:lxc_log_init:316 - lxc_log_init called with log already
> initialized
>
Does the failure with happen immediately after booting
the container, or after the container has actually been working
ok for awhile?
You probably want to run the container a few times as something
like
lxc-start -n containername -L ~/console_output -- /sbin/init --debug --verbose
and see whet
Quoting Thouraya TH (thouray...@gmail.com):
> Hi all;
>
> Please, i have three containers x, y and z on the host A
> is it possible to access from the container x --> \tmp of the host A ?
yes, as long as you set it up. see lxc.mount.entry in lxc.container.conf(5).
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