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Tổng hợp các lổi "Unable to Start Container, Service Container..."
Tổng hợp các lổi Unable to Start Container, Service Container... I> Lổi can't start Container 101 1. Errors While starting one of the Container on Windows Node it shown following Error. C:>vzctl start 101
2. Cach xu ly: Cach 1: C:>vzcfgt get 101 GUID {7EAE4A3A-8A27-480C-BEFF-4DA8B90B5FFF} Or you can open E:/vz/conf/101.conf and look for Following GUID=”{7EAE4A3A-8A27-480C-BEFF-4DA8B90B5FFF}” Once you find GUID execute following command to unmount the Container C:>vzdskctl umount {7EAE4A3A-8A27-480C-BEFF-4DA8B90B5FFF} SUCCESS Now, try to start the container C:>vzctl start 101 Starting container … Container is mounted Container was started C:>vzlist 101 VEID NPROC STATUS IP_ADDR HOSTNAME 101 37 running xxx.xxx.xxx.xx TEST-EITWEB Cach 2: The issue is that Virtuzzso is not able to determine which filesize is correct. It first looks at the file size from the primary *.efd file and also the quota limit that is set in the quotalimit for the VEID. However at times if the *.efd is changed the quotalimit at times will not and vice versa. So far I’ve only ever noticed it in Virtuzzso 3.5.1, but it could also occur in 4.0. The fix is to manually set a quotalimit to the veid. To do this you will need to drop down to a command line. Once you do that you will need to force the change as I’ve done in the example; Xem: c:\vz\conf\101.conf copy va paste len sau trong CMD (thay doi lai thong tin cho phu hop voi container cua ban) C:\vzquota setlimit 101 -B 5684930 –-drive C:\ II> Lổi can't start container 1 (Service container is out of disk space)
truy cập vào E:\vz\private\1 xem kích thước file: root.efd truy cập vào E:\vz\Conf\1.conf xem (DiskQuota="5240007168") giá trị Diskquota phải lớn hơn kích thước file: root.efd (nếu bạn thấy phần "DiskQuota" nhỏ hơn kích thước file: root.efd thì bạn hãy tăng giá trị "DiskQuota" lên) Tiếp theo bạn sử dụng các lệnh sau để start lại container
III>VZ quota error: lstat (No such file or directory) If you attempt to start a container after a hardware node crash, you may see an error like this: Starting Container ... vzquota : (warning) Incorrect quota shutdown for id 101, recalculating disk usage vzquota : (error) quota check : lstat `somefile.ext': No such file or directory Running vzquota on failed for Container 101 [1] This means that the container’s quota system is crashed. You can restart it simply switching the quota off and on: vzquota off 101The container should now start up properly. Restart lai Hardware Node if container can't start. Nguon: Tonghop |
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