Editing The number of processes seems to be wrong in VE
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[root@HN ~] # vzlist | [root@HN ~] # vzlist | ||
| − | + | VPSID NPROC STATUS IP_ADDR HOSTNAME | |
1001 63 running xx.yy.136.88 promo.HN.com | 1001 63 running xx.yy.136.88 promo.HN.com | ||
1002 12 running xx.yy.138.6 video.HN.com | 1002 12 running xx.yy.138.6 video.HN.com | ||
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| − | As you see, the number is false for | + | As you see, the number is false for VE 1001 and 1003, but is correct for VE 1002 (14 = 12 + 1 (wc command) + 1 (ps command)). |
==Disclosure== | ==Disclosure== | ||
| − | The thing is that <tt>ps aux</tt> command outputs only "full-fledged" processes, but not threads. And `vzlist` command counts all processes in | + | The thing is that <tt>ps aux</tt> command outputs only "full-fledged" processes, but not threads. And `vzlist` command counts all processes in VE including threads. <tt>ps -eLf</tt> command allows you to see all processes: |
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| − | [root@HN ~] # vzctl exec 1001 ps | + | [root@HN ~] # vzctl exec 1001 ps aux | wc -l |
65 | 65 | ||
| − | [root@HN ~] # vzctl exec 1002 ps | + | [root@HN ~] # vzctl exec 1002 ps aux | wc -l |
14 | 14 | ||
| − | [root@HN ~] # vzctl exec 1003 ps | + | [root@HN ~] # vzctl exec 1003 ps aux | wc -l |
26 | 26 | ||
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