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forcing commands from master node
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description: Hi, I have a ve which I (purposefully for testing) configured to run programs using all the resources. Now when I attempt to enter the VE I get: Unable to fork: Cannot allocate memory This is expected. However I am curious if there is a way to killoff processes or other wise enter the node from the master nod (btw, what is the official openvz term for the master nod (the machine running the openvz software?). I tried: /usr/sbin/vzctl exec 120 killall -9 httpd but this also gives: Unable to fork: Cannot allocate memory Is there a way to tell openvz "Hey, I'm the root node, ignore the limits on the VE and let me execute this command" - does that make sense? Thanks for your help!
creator: vmvmvm
date: 2009-04-03T18:07:33-00:00

Re: forcing commands from master node
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description: Hello, Quote: (btw, what is the official openvz term for the master nod (the machine running the openvz software?). Of, course http://wiki.openvz.org/HN Quote: /usr/sbin/vzctl exec 120 killall -9 httpd You can kill the process from HN.
creator: maratrus
date: 2009-04-06T08:06:07-00:00