Re: [Vserver] bcapabilities not working?

Hi, Yes the files were both in the correct directory for the vserver. They both contained '~ALL' However: cmp bcapabilities ccapabilities cmp: EOF on bcapabilities So there was a problem with the bcapabilties file. Copying the ccapabilities to the bcapabilities. cat /proc/self/vinfo XID:

Re: [Vserver] Re: Big /proc/kcore...

On Wed, Jan 26, 2005 at 04:50:28PM +0100, Nicolas Costes wrote: > Le mercredi 26 Janvier 2005 16:01, Herbert Poetzl a écrit : > > /proc is a _virtual_ filesystem, it doesn't use up > > _any_ disk space at all, and you should not consider > > it if you are interested in the space a vserver > > uses

[Vserver] Re: Big /proc/kcore...

Le mercredi 26 Janvier 2005 16:01, Herbert Poetzl a écrit : > /proc is a _virtual_ filesystem, it doesn't use up > _any_ disk space at all, and you should not consider > it if you are interested in the space a vserver > uses up (on disk, that is), so your original command > should look like this: >

Re: [Vserver] Big /proc/kcore...

On Wed, Jan 26, 2005 at 10:43:29AM +0100, Nicolas Costes wrote: > > 'Llo, all ! > > I've built a few vservers now, and my last one hosts a Cups print server. > When using 'du -sb /vservers/*' to get their respective size, I had the > surprise that my Cups vserver takes 1.1Gb... While the others

Re: [Vserver] bcapabilities not working?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andrew Mendelsohn) writes: >Here is the Debug output. There is no corresponding line for bcap, as > "++ OPTS_VATTRIBUTE=("[EMAIL PROTECTED]" --ccap "$cap")" for ccap. > ... > ++ local f=/etc/vservers/apache2server/bcapabilities > ++ test -e /etc/vservers/apache2server/bcapa

[Vserver] Big /proc/kcore...

'Llo, all ! I've built a few vservers now, and my last one hosts a Cups print server. When using 'du -sb /vservers/*' to get their respective size, I had the surprise that my Cups vserver takes 1.1Gb... While the others take 100Mb when 'empty' (Just created), and 110-250 Mb in use. I found th

Re: [Vserver] bcapabilities not working?

Hi, Here is the Debug output. There is no corresponding line for bcap, as "++ OPTS_VATTRIBUTE=("[EMAIL PROTECTED]" --ccap "$cap")" for ccap. Hope this helps. Andy ++ local cap_opts ++ local flag ++ test '(' '!' -e /etc/vservers/apache2server/hostname -o -e /etc/vservers/apac he2server/uts/noden