i have a problem | unlimited/zero

[guv2000]

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do you know this problem and help me?

[jayh38]

First put everyone on X3 theme and run /scripts/fixquotas

[guv2000]

[root@guv2000 ~]# /scripts/fixquotas
Installing Default Quota Databases...../var/tmp/aquota.user..../var/tmp/quota.user.... .Done
Quotas are now on
Resetting quota for cengizte to 100 M
edquota: Cannot get info for user quota file from kernel on /dev/simfs: No such proces s
edquota: Can't initialize quota on /dev/simfs: No such process
No filesystems with quota detected.
edquota: Cannot get info for user quota file from kernel on /dev/simfs: No such proces s
edquota: Can't initialize quota on /dev/simfs: No such process
No filesystems with quota detected.
Resetting quota for devecina to 20 M
edquota: Cannot get info for user quota file from kernel on /dev/simfs: No such proces s


ops :S

[guv2000]

how can i fix this problem:
""edquota: Cannot get info for user quota file from kernel on /dev/simfs: No such proces s""

[Compubuster]

Are you on a VPS ?! .. if so, don't bother trying as it'll not work

[guv2000]

Are you on a VPS ?! .. if so, don't bother trying as it'll not work

yes my server is VPS

[tangowebs]

Im a dedicated server, and after runing that command line I get this error:

No filesystems with quota detected.

[tangowebs]

Anyone have any idea on how to solve this?

[jayh38]

If this is your vps server, update your system kernel. There are some bugs with older kernels that cause this problem so an update should fix this.

[guv2000]

If this is your vps server, update your system kernel. There are some bugs with older kernels that cause this problem so an update should fix this.

how do upgrade to kernel ?

[tangowebs]

I got this information about my kernel:

kernel-2.6.18-8.el5
kernel-2.6.18-8.1.15.el5
kernel-headers-2.6.18-53.el5

is it old?

[jayh38]

That is the most recent kernel from Nov 1. When did you boot into it?

[jayh38]

how do upgrade to kernel ?

First take note of your current kernel,
uname -a

Then you can follow this guide

Now prior to rebooting, I would suggest editing grub to keep your existing kernel as default and boot once into the new kernel as a test. If it fails to come back, then you can have the data center power cycle the box and the known working default working kernel will be used instead.

Do this after your new kernel package is installed and verify its location in grub.conf ( should be top of the list which is 0 )

on a command line type:
grub
savedefault --default=0 --once
quit

Hope this helps.

[guv2000]

First take note of your current kernel,
uname -a

Then you can follow this guide

Now prior to rebooting, I would suggest editing grub to keep your existing kernel as default and boot once into the new kernel as a test. If it fails to come back, then you can have the data center power cycle the box and the known working default working kernel will be used instead.

Do this after your new kernel package is installed and verify its location in grub.conf ( should be top of the list which is 0 )

on a command line type:
grub
savedefault --default=0 --once
quit

Hope this helps.

first soory for my bad english...

hi,

That is the most recent kernel from Nov 1. When did you boot into it?
--i dont know change boot



i entered this command
""uname -a""
and print
""Linux guv2000.com 2.6.9-023stab044.4 #1 Mon May 28 23:00:20 MSD 2007 i686 athlon i386 GNU/Linux""

---
after
i make a full backup

after
# yum install ovzkernel[-flavor]
and

[root@guv2000 ~]# yum install ovzkernel[-flavor]
Setting up Install Process
Setting up repositories
Reading repository metadata in from local files
Excluding Packages in global exclude list
Finished
Parsing package install arguments
No Match for argument: ovzkernel[-flavor]
Nothing to do

and
rpm -ihv ovzkernel[-flavor]*.rpm
...
error: File not found by glob: ovzkernel[-flavor]*.rpm


welldone not change anything

[jayh38]

Ok, you need to substitute [-flavor] for the type of kernel you need to use.


yum install ovzkernel -smp