From: [email protected]

Hello

On Wed, Jul 07, 2004 at 12:02:37PM +0200, Kilian Krause wrote:

Package: util-vserver
Version: 0.30-1
Severity: normal

This is basically a follow-up bug for #253307. The vproc tool is needed
for the stable tools when running a 2.6 kernel (and consequently the
1.9.x vserver patch). The util-vserver 0.30.190 have vprocunhide which
is already setting good defaults. Either of vproc or vprocunhide should
be included in util-vserver as kernel 2.6 is not uncommon anymore.
Thanks.

I have now been in contact with people on the vserver list and will
try to backport setattr from util-vserver so that it works with
util-vserver.

Is vprocunhide a standalone program?

I have not used util-vserver under 2.6 kernel yet so you have to
give me some input.

vproc will not work with 2.6 when the compatibility layer is off
(according to people on the list) so I will not include that tool.

Regards,

// Ola

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From: [email protected]

Hi Ola,

Is vprocunhide a standalone program?

that i do not know. I have only used the vproc tool with the script i
supplied in the bugreport already. Basically that's the vprocunhide
calls from util-vserver 0.30.190 or so. About current dependencies you
might wanna ask Enrico Scholz who is maintainer of the util-vserver
tools upstream and can give you more insight. Yet, taking his word from
some weeks ago, the new util-vserver alpha is becoming mature. So just
go ahead and ask him which of the tools make sense to be backported and
which are still beta or alpha quality.

I have not used util-vserver under 2.6 kernel yet so you have to
give me some input.

You can also try the 1.3 patch under 2.4. That one has the same
proc-security according to what Herbert had told me so far (yet i have
always gone for 2.6 so i can't tell for sure).

vproc will not work with 2.6 when the compatibility layer is off
(according to people on the list) so I will not include that tool.

Well, here it did work pretty nicely. So that may be a feature of the
1.9.2 patches and later. I had tried with the 1.9.1.10 and there was no
problem except for some warnings that didn't stop the effect from taking
place.

Yet i haven't looked that much into vserver lately, so i can't tell
what's the status with latest patches around (and Herbert is moving
quickly ;)). I'd suggest to ask Enrico. He'll for sure be able to tell
exact details what's needed to make the stable tools work with
development kernel patches.

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Best regards,
Kilian

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From: [email protected]

Hello

On Wed, Aug 18, 2004 at 08:54:01AM +0200, Kilian Krause wrote:

Hi Ola,

Is vprocunhide a standalone program?

that i do not know. I have only used the vproc tool with the script i supplied in the bugreport already. Basically that's the vprocunhide
calls from util-vserver 0.30.190 or so. About current dependencies you
might wanna ask Enrico Scholz who is maintainer of the util-vserver
tools upstream and can give you more insight. Yet, taking his word from
some weeks ago, the new util-vserver alpha is becoming mature. So just
go ahead and ask him which of the tools make sense to be backported and
which are still beta or alpha quality.

I'll do.

I have not used util-vserver under 2.6 kernel yet so you have to
give me some input.

You can also try the 1.3 patch under 2.4. That one has the same
proc-security according to what Herbert had told me so far (yet i have
always gone for 2.6 so i can't tell for sure).

vproc will not work with 2.6 when the compatibility layer is off
(according to people on the list) so I will not include that tool.

Well, here it did work pretty nicely. So that may be a feature of the
1.9.2 patches and later. I had tried with the 1.9.1.10 and there was no problem except for some warnings that didn't stop the effect from taking place.

Yet i haven't looked that much into vserver lately, so i can't tell
what's the status with latest patches around (and Herbert is moving
quickly ;)). I'd suggest to ask Enrico. He'll for sure be able to tell
exact details what's needed to make the stable tools work with
development kernel patches.

Best regards,

// Ola

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Kilian

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