[BlueOnyx:19768] Re: Installing blueonyx with LXC (proxmox 4.1)

[rordonez at xnet.com.mx]

Hi 

 

We were able to use the regular BLueonyx 5209 template with following procedure:

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Installation instruction for Proxmox 4.2: <- (it as a higher release with the quota feature integrated)

1,         Create CT using blueonyx-5209-default template from blueonyx.it.

           Use eth0 for Network name during container setup

            -Don’t forget to check the quota option

 

2,         Start LXC-vm from GUI.

 

3,         Log in to Proxmox-host, attach to running VM using "pct enter <vmid>". Where <vmid> is the container id you selected previously while creating the container.

#Change the file at

#/etc/sysconfig/network

#With pico por example

pico /etc/sysconfig/network

#change the Gateway to the correct IP of the gateway

#change the Ethernet device to eth0

 

#on 5109 restart network

systemctl restart network.service

 

#on 5108 

/etc/init.d/network restart

 

4 Create quota files if not present.

#Still  logged through the console

# issue the following commands
quotaoff -guvp -a

quotaon -f /

quotacheck -cmug -F vfsv0 /

/etc/init.d/vzquota start

/usr/sausalito/sbin/disk_restorequotas.pl

 

#Make sure that on /etc/fstab you have /dev/loopx  <-where x is a changing number

#if not find  the correct number from ls /dev

#and change it manually

 

4   yum update –y

 

5 reboot and login to configure and setup admin password

 

HTH

 

Rodrigo O
Xnet

From: blueonyx-bounces at mail.blueonyx.it [mailto:blueonyx-bounces at mail.blueonyx.it] On Behalf Of Rickard Osser
Sent: jueves, 10 de marzo de 2016 07:43 a. m.
To: blueonyx
Subject: [BlueOnyx:19285] Installing blueonyx with LXC (proxmox 4.1)

 

Hi,

 

this is is just tested but no QA running if it really works.

Anyway, using the template I've created you can run blueonyx 5209 on a LXC virtual.machine.

I've only tried it on Proxmox but it should run on any LXC capable OS providing you use an ext3/4 image as the root-device as that provides the quota needed.

 

As I used a pristine 5209 installation to create the template 

I've changed /etc/fstab to reflect the change to a single rootfs.

 

/dev/root          /           rootfs    defaults,usrquota,grpquota        0 0

 

 

And added the following:

 

touch /aquota.user

touch /aquota.group

 

chmod 0600 /aquota.user 

chmod 0600 /aquota.group

 

instead of 

/bin/mount -o remount $dir > /dev/null 2>&1

 

 

to /usr/sausalito/scripts/enableQuota.sh

 

 

Installation instruction for Proxmox 4.1:

1,         Create CT using blueonyx-5209-default_20160310_amd64.tar.gz as template.

            Disk-size minimum 30GB, enter password/IP-address and Gateway.

 

2,         After VM is created add ",quota=1" at the end of the rootfs-line in /etc/pvelxc/<vmid>.conf.

 

3,         Start LXC-vm from GUI.

 

4,         Log in to Proxmox-host, attach to running VM using "lxc-attach -n <vmid>".

 

5,         After startup is finished fill out the curses form and when it's finished the machine is running and you can access it via the web-gui on the entered IP.

 

 

 

The template can be downloaded from here: https://www.bluapp.com/index.php/support/filer/category/3-blueonyx-software?download=13:blueonyx-5209-default-20160310-amd64

 

You just have to register to get access to the file.

 

At the moment the site is in Swedish, I'm sorry for that.

 





	

 

	

 

Best regards,

 

Rickard

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