Tue, 25 Mar 2008 23:54:56 +0100
Jason Drage a écrit :
> srtt.be - Michel Lombart wrote:
>
>> Hello everybody,
>>
>> I'm facing this issue.
>>
>> On a new server, a classical Debian Etch, I've a root partition of 71G
>> and a /home partition of 750G.
>>
>> I build virtual servers in a directory /home/vservers/|<servername>/|
>> without any problem.
>>
>> Meanwhile I can't allow any virtual server to use more than 71G of
>> disk space.
>>
>> I followed http://flakey.info/linux/vservers-on-debian-linux.html :
>> | mkdir -p /etc/vservers/<servername>/dlimits/0
>> echo /home/vservers/<servername> > /etc/vservers/<servername>/dlimits/0/directory
>> echo $(( 200 * 1024 * 1024 )) > /etc/vservers/<servername>/dlimits/0/space_total
>> echo 100000 > /etc/vservers/<servername>/dlimits/0/inodes_total
>> echo 5 > /etc/vservers/<servername>/dlimits/0/reserved
>>
>> I can limit total allowed space to smaller value like 10G but never more then 71G.
>>
>> It seems that the size of the root partition is the limit, even if the virtual server
is contained in a larger one.
>>
>> Do you have any idea on how to solve that issue.
>>
>> Thank for your help.
>>
>> Michel|
>>
>>
> Hi Michel,
> it sounds like your vdirbase ( /etc/vservers/.defaults/vdirbase ) still
> points to the default location.
> What is the output of #ls -l /etc/vservers/.defaults/vdirbase ?
>
> -- Jason
>
Hello Jason,
Thank for your reply.
It was /var/lib/vservers. I've already created a new symbolic link with
/home/vservers and rebooted the computer without any change.
To avoid lost of time (old hardware was very unstable), I installed
again the computer using a single partition and, of course, the issue
doesn't exist anymore. Right now, the 3 virtual servers are up and running !
Thank again.
Michel.
>
>
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Jason Drage a écrit :
srtt.be - Michel Lombart wrote:
Hello everybody,
I'm facing this issue.
On a new server, a classical Debian Etch, I've a root partition of 71G
and a /home partition of 750G.
I build virtual servers in a directory /home/vservers/|<servername>/|
without any problem.
Meanwhile I can't allow any virtual server to use more than 71G of
disk space.
I followed http://flakey.info/linux/vservers-on-debian-linux.html :
| mkdir -p /etc/vservers/<servername>/dlimits/0
echo /home/vservers/<servername> > /etc/vservers/<servername>/dlimits/0/directory
echo $(( 200 * 1024 * 1024 )) > /etc/vservers/<servername>/dlimits/0/space_total
echo 100000 > /etc/vservers/<servername>/dlimits/0/inodes_total
echo 5 > /etc/vservers/<servername>/dlimits/0/reserved
I can limit total allowed space to smaller value like 10G but never more then 71G.
It seems that the size of the root partition is the limit, even if the virtual server is contained in a larger one.
Do you have any idea on how to solve that issue.
Thank for your help.
Michel|
Hi Michel,
it sounds like your vdirbase ( /etc/vservers/.defaults/vdirbase ) still
points to the default location.
What is the output of #ls -l /etc/vservers/.defaults/vdirbase ?
-- Jason
Hello Jason,
Thank for your reply.
It was /var/lib/vservers. I've already created a new symbolic link with
/home/vservers and rebooted the computer without any change.
To avoid lost of time (old hardware was very unstable), I installed
again the computer using a single partition and, of course, the issue
doesn't exist anymore. Right now, the 3 virtual servers are up and
running !
Thank again.
Michel.
--
Michel Lombart
Gérant
srtt.be - Informatique et internet professionnels
tel : + 32 4 264 86 00
fax : + 32 4 248 12 36
mail : michel@srtt.be
web : http://www.srtt.be/
srtt.be sprl
RPM : 0 863 982 166
Entreprise eTIC #06 - http://www.labeletic.be/
siège social
clos Saint Roch, 3
B-4683 - Vivegnis
Belgique
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