I guess I should have mentioned that I'm not limiting resources on any vservers for this host. I have no rlimits config files. I haven't done anything with cgroups either. Eric ben@bristolwireless.net wrote: > Quoting "Eric Schoeller" <eschoeller@users.sourceforge.net>: > >> Good Morning, >> >> I recently upgraded to 2.6.35-vs2.3.0.36.31-beng and I'm now >> experiencing this problem: >> >> # vserver-stat >> vc_rlimit_stat(RLIMIT_AS): Invalid argument >> vc_rlimit_stat(RLIMIT_AS): Invalid argument >> vc_rlimit_stat(RLIMIT_AS): Invalid argument >> vc_rlimit_stat(RLIMIT_AS): Invalid argument >> vc_rlimit_stat(RLIMIT_AS): Invalid argument >> vc_rlimit_stat(RLIMIT_AS): Invalid argument >> CTX PROC VSZ RSS userTIME sysTIME UPTIME NAME >> >> >> I did not find a new util-vserver-basic-debian package on the >> psand.net repository, and I have a sinking suspicion that I need one. >> >> I found others with the same issue, but no real answers: >> >> http://paste.linux-vserver.org/16162 >> http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-p-6401816.html?sid=92654704c23f48fadc85910f73316370 >> >> >> While reading the following excerpt from #vserver on irc.oftc.net >> (http://irc.13thfloor.at/LOG/2010-05/LOG_2010-05-27.txt) it looks >> like this issue cropped up because 'there is no AS limit in recent >> kernels'. >> >> Any ideas on this? Thanks! >> >> Eric Schoeller >> >> >> > > Set limits using the cgroups system instead, remove your rlimits > config files. The cgroup memory limits should work fine with that kernel. > > Ta, > == > From Ben Green