I want to disable memory overcommit on an lxc container (this runs multiple greedy cron jobs which will grab a lot of memory and use it all) however when I try to set this on the command line, the lxc host tells me that /proc is a read-only filesystem. There are several other containers runing...
Hello,
yesterday I just upgraded packages and noticed that docker in my LXC containers stopped working. I found out that now /proc/sys is now mounted read-only inside the container, while previously it was mounted read-write. The errors I got in the container's syslog are:
Feb 9 16:38:11...
uptime=$(cat /proc/uptime | sed 's/\..*$//' | tr -d '[:blank:]')
is something i use on the host a lot for several cronjob scripts. after the latest update, it gives
cat: /proc/uptime: Transport endpoint is not connected
i can change the scripts to remove this, but there are a lot of them...
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