[vserver] Problem with a unification

From: Jason Silverglate (jason_at_pwebtech.com)
Date: Mon Aug 12 2002 - 18:32:48 EDT

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I created a unified VPS off of another Vserver and there is no file system
just /dev and /proc and when i try to enter the vserver i get this

[root_at_vserver1 root]# vserver vserver2 enter

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/vservers/vserver2/.. has insecure permissions.
A vserver administrator may be able to visit the root server.
To fix this, do
          chmod 000 /vservers/vserver2/..
do it anytime you want, even if vservers are running.
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Server vserver2 is not running
ipv4root is now ip
Host name is now vserver2.domain.com
New security context is 12
Can't execute /bin/bash (No such file or directory)

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