Re: [vserver] vserver guest memory usage: cache/buffers?

I assume that you have read the doc - and install a clean vserver env - and
recent enough vserver tools. The version I mentioned in previous email auto
mount the cgroup for you so check:

ls /dev/cgroup/VS_NAME/

you should see many memory.XXX files with settings inside.

If not then something wrong, cgroup not mounted - util vserver not started
etc../ Refer to the doc again then.

Also check if you set it up

ls /etc/vservers/VS_NAME/dlimits/root/
directory inodes_total reserved space_total

I would suggest you can build a new machine - using valinal kernel
2.6.32.48 in my case it works - grep the vserver patch, build it and grep
recent vserver tools, - I have the x86_64 rpm here if you want - then
started from scratch.

best luck

On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 6:57 AM, Jarry <mr.jarry@gmail.com> wrote:

> On 29-Nov-11 0:58, Steve Kieu wrote:
>
>> what is the error - steps that you could not use cgroup?
>>
>
> The only error is that it simply does not work. When I use
> cgroups for memory-limits, free/top and similar tools in
> vserver-guest always show full real hardware memory.
> As if there were no limits in memory.limit_in_bytes
> and memory.memsw.limit_in_bytes. VIRT_MEM is activated.
>
> And what is even worse, it seems there are actually
> no limits at all. vserver-stat show that vs-guest
> takes more memory than I allowed. But the "old way"
> (rss.soft, rss.hard) at least works. Strange...
>
>
> Jarry
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