| Re: vzyum database recovery -- was vzpkgcache fail [message #33780 is a reply to message #22087] |
Sun, 09 November 2008 23:51  |
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Registered: July 2006
Location: Romania
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I apologize for my frustration in my previous post.
It seems i discovered the problem.
In my setup i have two vz storage locations on two separate drives.
It appears that the fix in this post (http://forum.openvz.org/index.php?t=msg&goto=30830&) does not work in my case since the ve_root dir for my particular ve is in another location than the one in vz.conf
In my setup a require two locations for the private and root dirs and the vz.conf file allows only one location.
As a quick fix i have made a copy of the vzyum wrapper in vzyum2 and hardcoded the second location inside vzyum2.
In this way i can run vzyum for VE's in the default location and vzyum2 for VE's in the second location as the paths differ.
Maybe an official solution would be to make the functions file read the private and root paths from the VE config file since vzctl supports creating VE's in different locations than the default one.
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