Are you ready for the next cool feature? Please welcome CT console.
Available in RHEL6-based kernel since 042stab048.1, this feature is pretty simple to use. Use
Please note that the console is persistent, i.e. it is available even if a container is not running. That way, you can run vzctl consoleand then (in another terminal)
Press Esc . to detach from the console.
The feature (vzctl git commit) will be available in up-coming vzctl-3.0.31. I have just made a nightly build of vzctl (version 3.0.30.2-18.git.a1f523f) available so you can test this. Check http://wiki.openvz.org/Download/vzctl/nightly for information of how to get a nightly build.
Update: the feature is renamed to
Update: comments disabled due to spam.
Available in RHEL6-based kernel since 042stab048.1, this feature is pretty simple to use. Use
vzctl attach CTID to attach to this container's console, and you will be able to see all the messages CT init is writing to console, or run getty on it, or anything else.Please note that the console is persistent, i.e. it is available even if a container is not running. That way, you can run
vzctl attachvzctl start. That also means that if a container is stopped, vzctl attach is still there.Press Esc . to detach from the console.
The feature (vzctl git commit) will be available in up-coming vzctl-3.0.31. I have just made a nightly build of vzctl (version 3.0.30.2-18.git.a1f523f) available so you can test this. Check http://wiki.openvz.org/Download/vzctl/nightly for information of how to get a nightly build.
Update: the feature is renamed to
vzctl console.Update: comments disabled due to spam.


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