2 2und4zig New Member Mar 13, 2010 2 0 1 Mar 13, 2010 #1 I wonder why there are two directories with the filesystems of one machine - who can tell me? I need some additional harddisk space. Jan
I wonder why there are two directories with the filesystems of one machine - who can tell me? I need some additional harddisk space. Jan
P pille Member Oct 21, 2009 79 0 6 Mar 13, 2010 #2 private holds your openvz containers. root is for running openvz containers. i think you don't lose any memory, since it's similar to a bind-mount.
private holds your openvz containers. root is for running openvz containers. i think you don't lose any memory, since it's similar to a bind-mount.
O oeginc Member Mar 21, 2009 133 0 16 Mar 13, 2010 #3 pille said: private holds your openvz containers. root is for running openvz containers. i think you don't lose any memory, since it's similar to a bind-mount. Click to expand... If I'm not mistaken, that's EXACTLY what it is - a bind-mount.... So it's not using any additional disk space, even though it looks like it.
pille said: private holds your openvz containers. root is for running openvz containers. i think you don't lose any memory, since it's similar to a bind-mount. Click to expand... If I'm not mistaken, that's EXACTLY what it is - a bind-mount.... So it's not using any additional disk space, even though it looks like it.
2 2und4zig New Member Mar 13, 2010 2 0 1 Mar 13, 2010 #4 Ah, ok. thanks. And i see that youre right: # df -h /dev/mapper/guests-vz Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/guests-vz 148G 47G 94G 34% /var/lib/vz # du -sh /var/lib/vz 92G /var/lib/vz Whats the reason? For taking snapshots?
Ah, ok. thanks. And i see that youre right: # df -h /dev/mapper/guests-vz Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/guests-vz 148G 47G 94G 34% /var/lib/vz # du -sh /var/lib/vz 92G /var/lib/vz Whats the reason? For taking snapshots?
