Hello,
Can you please tell what vzdump tool is doing. It is not standard tool from
our packages.
If this tool perform checkpointing of your containers, then some error can
occur during checkpointing and container can be left in frozen state.
Actually info that you have provided to us points that
Just so you know, if you hit tcpsndbuf you're going to see fairly random
'stalled' and hung connections, but as far as I undestand it this should
only affect network performance. Were you seeing actual failures of the
applications in question?
Keep in mind tcpsndbuf is accounted in low memory, yo
Privvmpages is a hard barrier for allocation. If you're giving the VE 256MB
of privvmpages and it's trying to allocate 300MB, it will fail even if the
hardware node has additional resources.
Can you post your user_beancounters/settings for the VE in question?
On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 9:38 AM, Kir
Hi Aleksandr
The source exist in Debian as the packages:
linux-patch-openvz (or kernel-patch-openvz)
linux-source-2.6.24 (or linux-source-2.6.18)
See the description on how to compile is in the linux-patch-openvz package
as the README.Debian.
The configuration file is included in the deb package
Hello,
the patch was sent but the status of that bug didn't change. I've
attached the patch that you can use. It fixes the problem.
Stanichenko Marat
neerd пишет:
Hello,
Parsing the /proc/self/status does not work with 2.6.24-ovz005 kernel.
In fact the openvz_host still shows the "EnvID: 0
Hello,
On Thursday 31 July 2008 12:12 Pongracz Istvan wrote:
> I sent you the source (script) of vzdump directly from the server.
> That tool created by proxmox.de
I have received it. This utility call suspend, rsync and resume. So, if
someone interrupted it during rsync a container can left in f
Hi,
Andrey helped me a lot about this issue and it seems, it was a human
error:
I cancelled a backup process and this container left in suspended state.
I used the vzdump script to make backups and I cancelled it while it
started to create an rsync.
So, be careful :)
Cheers,
IStván
2008. 07.
2008/7/30 Stanichenko Marat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Stanichenko Marat
>> Parsing the /proc/self/status does not work with 2.6.24-ovz005 kernel. In
>> fact the openvz_host still shows the "EnvID: 0" but there is no more "EnvID"
>> into the vz instances. I reported it as a bug here:
>> http://bugzilla
Hi,
I'm used to having resource limits apply immediately on 2.6.18 kernel
releases of OpenVZ. I run "vzctl set VEID --privvmpages soft:hard
--save" and "free" in the virtual machine reports the new figure right
away.
This is not the case on 2.6.24-19-openvz Ubuntu kernel, where
user_beancounters
