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haha, :-) well, let's see, if I can free myself some time @ work I will try to implement it. Do you have some access to the source from GIT or SVN or something like this? Or only source packages in your repository? Best, Ray

Hi Dietmar, i wrote about this in another thread, but maybe it's better I start one for this alone: What also would be really great is an option for each VM to be able to hook into the backup process, like: OnBeforeBackupStart execute script OnBeforeSnapshotCreation execute script...

seems you are right, i found these in the syslog: Jul 14 12:50:33 pve01 pvedaemon[17951]: ERROR: unable to parse config line: OSTEMPLATE=debian-5.0#012 The Problem was that in the 777 vps, which I use to create templates, the quotes for OSTEMPLATE where missing. I think it would be...

Yep, i created the image manually, bootstrapping debian like you do with standard openvz. i put the template in /var/lib/vz/templates/cache and created a virtual container with this template from the proxmox web interface ... but in theory, should'nt it make no difference creating the...

Hi I can only see like 5 containers in Proxmox, if I list them on the console: CTID NPROC STATUS IP_ADDR HOSTNAME 1101 12 running 192.168.0.160 dev-zimbra-01.x.y 1102 12 running 192.168.0.161 zz.x.y 1103...

What also would be really great is an option for each VM to be able to hook into the backup process, like: OnBeforeBackup execute script OnBeforeSnapshot execute script OnAfterSnapshot execute script OnAfterBackup execute script personally I only would need before and after snapshot, but I...

yes, exactly, well, more or less, apache has the overhead due it's nature of embedding the perl engine, so each apache server (i am not sure, can you run embedded perl in a threaded apache server? ...) has to have it's own perl engine, which holds each the compiled scripts, etc. This is very...

Hi, i am talking about Rss memory, not about virtual nor shared! and i am counting the apache versus the nginx + fastcgi (mason_handler.fcgi) as a matter of fact best

I'l strongly second that, I administrate RT3 which is also Perl based and using NGINX in combination with fastcgi has brought down memory usage of the webserver + perl (apache embedded, nginx + fastcgi) from 250MB down to around 120MB. nginx is also faster and the system feels, under load, more...