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Oh that's right!  I haven't gotten into that at all, but that makes total sense. I should have picked up on that. So what happens if someone needs a specific template?  Do you build them up as they're requested?   Impressive for sure.  :-)

I always find it reassuring when I log into a container for the first time and can tell off the bat that a certain level of care has been taken on the node level. Kernel modules, boom.  Proper elimination of unnecessary UBC parameters? Check.  Adjustments to prevent accidental overcommit? ...

Just a little curious which distro you ended up going with.  Have though about spinning up an X2Go next time around.  I've done just about all of them now, except Cinnamon. https://openvz.org/X_inside_VE <--- this is horribly outdated but I'm going to update it with some of vpsb's success...

Have to catch up on this thread again. :-P LOOK!  IT BE KUBUNTU!  http://status.jetfirenetworks.com/remote-desktop-goodness/  ;-) Had some downtime (the good kind) this week.  Not bad eh? 

I just put two and two together on the thread topic. I was pretty tired last night.  :D  *stomp-stomp-clap, stomp-stomp-clap*

Yeah.  The Dude popped in around Midnight I think. Said that RamNode was taking hits at that time also. Realized we could get to the front page of https://biggiesmalls.vpsboard.com - but that was prior to finding out it was a DDoS. Before that we thought it was maintenance, and that pulling the...

cpt/rst of Ploop devices is failing on this kernel and is crashing HWNs. http://3125.bugzilla.openvz.org/attachment.cgi?id=2186 https://bugzilla.openvz.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3125

Single cheapo HDD in QA on a Ploop device. Look at the "Enterprise Pure SSD RAID 10!"  Hurl.

Two things I feel strongly about - figuring out a way to log all instances of containers accessed with "vzctl enter" and calling out the providers who attempt to get away with misleading customers. I've already seen the tweets to OVZ about how happy people are with their 400 MB/sec DD output. ...

Roses are red Violets are blue All of my base Are belong to you.

For those who wish to test the Ploop and fuse changes in the upcoming kernel release. https://openvz.org/Download/kernel/rhel6-testing/042stab101.5 Rebase to RHEL6.6 kernel 2.6.32-504.el6 (security, bug fixes, and enhancements, see link below) ve/net: add a separate field for NETIF_F_VIRTUAL...

If that's true, it marks the 4th or 5th time that's happened I think... I was emailed the last time they were breached, not sure why I wasn't this time. Figure I'm pretty well done with them if this turns out to be valid.

Well, another day, another fraud attempt in the Inbox for fake awards I've "already" received ...but "forgot" to pay for they claim ...  for $300 a pop?  Complete with public URL to press release. Nice FB scrubber. Yeah, will be dealing with this if only for the fact that one person could...

"I can double my density from three-sixty degrees to seven-twenty instantly." - Canibus: "Funk Master Flex Freestyle"

Crap that had to be hard to tell one way or the other. Must have been in the earlier days of vswap, like within the first year or so? Vswap was pretty wonky up until ... hmm, around 068.8 or so.

FYI for those still not yet patched.  :) -John https://openvz.org/Download/kernel/rhel6/042stab094.7 Since 042stab093.5: [security] fix access to the host filesystem from inside a container (#PSBM-29594) ms/net/ipv4: dst_entry leak in ip_send_reply() (#2672, PSBM-29405) cpt: Fix nfct->use...

Yeah, a quirky config like that seems too risky, IMO... seems like it's an invitation for bugs and package conflicts...

If I recall correctly there's never been any Ploop device support in 2.6.18, nor will it work at all under an ext3-fs.  I ran through the ext4 conversion in Dev a couple of times without problems.  Do you have a testing environment?