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> I've a problem to install vserver on a dedicated server.
> In fact, i only access to him with ssh.
> My problem is'nt really the installation but the build.
>
> When i launch a verserver build image ( i follow this tutorial ),
> after the second yum, i'm disconnect from my ssh and i cannot
> reconnect without restart the server.
> Do you know why ?
> Can i have a very verbose log somewhere ?
If I understand you right, you are logged into the vserver
host, not a guest - so starting a vserver should normally
not affect you. If it does anyway, it's probably due to the
fact that your vserver has too many capabilities (or you
don't use the capabilities at all). In this case, the guest
can overwrite the network configuration. So try to check
whether your kernel supports capabilities and limit them.
(Maybe you need to load the module or recompile with the
capability functionality in the base kernel).
> PS : My vserver host is on FC6 and vserver too :)
Or do you mean you're trying to run vservers in a vserver
guest? That is not supported, as a guest is not a machine
but only a restricted environment using the same kernel
as the host.
Baltasar
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Received on Mon Jan 29 14:00:31 2007