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Thanx Claytonjr But in that release of the pve kernel the loop module didn't exist, so i've to set the parameter to the grub line... so nasty because I've to reboot the system :P Cheers Franco

hi al all! I have that problem, in the kernel 2.6.32 in /dev there are only 8 loop devices... so i need much more devices, because I've to mount iso images with important data for my client, so how can I increase the loop numbers? I've to increase in the kernel startup command line in grub for...

That's true, but for example to build a KVM guest that hosts a massive number of container with only an ftp daemon and a syslogger+fail2ban Edit: Is not interesting the performance, but the scalability and the security

Did you tested with virtio drivers?

Hi! I'm heard in past that was possible to utilize xen domU with openvz installed. I'm interested for testing to build KVM guest with openvz container. There is some contaddiction or problem? I'snt a problem if the performance lose the 3 o 5% of the total. Best Regards Franco Tampieri

Gulp... no comment for this :P If i think on the headhake in this days because Chrome didn't works correctly... grrrrrrrr By the way it remains a great brand new browser... and Firefox remains the best for stability :) Best regards Franco Tampieri

Thanx TOM! Is True Chrome didn't start KVM... fuc... ehm ehm ok -> I'm turning back to the great firefox for proxmox kvm management... Guys you're great! Best regards Franco Tampieri

Hi udo! I've download the iso of netboot from the debian official site, is a netboot ISO. Here it is the KVM config:

Hi Tom! I've attach some screenshot, I don't know why... but the things didn't start :S (The sun-java6-plugin is instalaled and works beacause in openvz container i can open vnc sesion in the java plugin). The sequence is: schermata.png, schermata-1.png, schermata-2.png, schermata-3.png...

Hi I've installed proxmox VE 1.5, and I've 3 OpenVZ container on it that run without problem or pain... By the way, yesterday I'll try to create two KVM guest one with debian net-install amd64 iso and one with the i386 net-install iso. I'll create the vm with virtio option for disk and...

@ dietmar Did yuo have reproduced the problem? My trouble is to mantain the flexybility of vzdump, the nfs share is the best form to have a container for repository and the other container for clients... Did you suggest some alternative? Best Regards Franco

hi guys! I will share this two articles on the LXC project. I think that will be the natural successor of OpenVZ (no kernel patch!!! starting from the 2.6.28 kernel) http://www.stgraber.org/2009/11/06/lxc-containers-or-extremely-fast-virtualization...

Thanx! I'm waiting for your reply :) Best Regards Franco

This is the output: ███ root@ProxMox-00:~# pveversion -v pve-manager: 1.5-5 (pve-manager/1.5/4627) running kernel: 2.6.24-9-pve pve-kernel-2.6.24-9-pve: 2.6.24-18 pve-kernel-2.6.24-8-pve: 2.6.24-16 qemu-server: 1.1-11 pve-firmware: 1.0-3 libpve-storage-perl: 1.0-8 vncterm: 0.9-2 vzctl...

hi! You can reproduce the problem with this configuration: Enable the nfs module in the host, with "modprobe nfs" - enable the nfs in two openvz container with: - vzctl set 101 --features "nfs:on" --save - vzctl set 102 --features "nfs:on" --save On the server install unfs3 and export a...

Hi guys, I've readed this thread, and that make me think a little.... My situation is this: I have 2 vps(container) web server, both have to acces some shared data... the shared data is located in another vps(ftp) server... I've make some experiment, I'm start with share file with nfs, but...

Urg, ok, I kown that nginx have a similar extensions of mod_perl, but isn't yet stable. Thank you for the information :) Best Regards Franco Tampieri

Urg, What extensions in particular?

OK, but if you use the minified version u can save above 50k... but, by the way, if u know well prototype u have the freedom of choice :) And another questions, is possible to utilize a small web server like nginx instead of apache? Is very Stable and low resource consumer. Cheers Franco Tampieri

rsyslog? Hum interesting, normally I'm using syslog-ng for the capability to make filter policy on the logs, but this project is very interesting... I'm waiting for the lenny versione of proxmox... :) Cheers Franco