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I've just spent some time hacking the
newvserver script to install VServers from local build-lists and RPM
repository. It's helped me to better understand how everything hangs
together, but there's one thing I don't get... What is the purpose of
setting up the following mount point in /usr/lib/vserver/install-post.sh?
if [ !
-f $VROOT/etc/fstab ] ;
then
echo /dev/hdv1 / ext2 defaults 1 1 >$VROOT/etc/fstab echo /dev/hdv1 / ext2 rw 1 1 >$VROOT/etc/mtab It was my understanding that root in a VServer
couldn't mount/umount devices from within the VPS anyway, so what purpose does
this serve?
Also, what is the best way to entirely remove a
VServer? When I do vserver XXX stop not everything is unmounted, so
deleting all the contents is obviously not possible. Do I have to unmount
everything manually and then delete or am I missing something here.
Sorry for the newbie-ish questions but I'm nearly
there with it all now ;)
I'll be happy to share my work with VServer once
it's all figured out.
Kind Regards,
Mark.
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- Re: [vserver] What is the point of /dev/hdv1? Mark Sutton
- Re: [vserver] What is the point of /dev/hdv1? Herbert Poetzl
- Re: [vserver] What is the point of /dev/hdv1? Mark Sutton
- Re: [vserver] What is the point of /dev/hdv1? Herbert Poetzl
- Re: [vserver] What is the point of /dev/hdv1? Sam Vilain
