Mandag 31 oktober 2005 19:08, skrev Chuck:
> this is on a gentoo system.
>
> i am trying to create a guest called support. i created the mount point
> in /vservers, it is mounted and a clear, empty volume. i run this command and
> get this result:
>
> phoenix vservers # vserver-new support --hostname support --context 3920
> --interface eth3:64.113.39.20/24 template /work/guest-stuff/template.tar.bz2
> * Existing vserver installation found. Try --destroy
>
> support does not exist in /etc/vservers or in /vservers as a configured guest,
> the context 3920 does not exist either and the ip address is not in use.
>
> i have tried changing the name of the guest, the context number, even the
> ethernet device still the same... its almost behaving like it has run out of
> resources or something but there are only 8 guests in operation.. this would
> be the 9th.
>
> what could be happening?
Hmmmm, might be a similar problem that I had with vserver-new...
I created the /vserver/newvserverdir as a symbolic link to a fresh
and empty volume, and vserver-new complained. I found that it
seems to just check if the directory exists, and if it does,
it will not make a new server.
So I tried --destroy, and it did remove the link, and created
a new directory on the root partition. OK..... Well, anyway
I did a manual mv of all the files to a symlinked dir and
it seems to be OK.
Possibly I bug in vserver-new this.... I don't know.
Best regards
Tor Rune Skoglund
trs@datakompaniet.no
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Received on Mon Oct 31 20:35:45 2005