Hi Jamie,
I have created a system owner who logged in and created a xen instance.
The account plan permits 15GB harddrive.
The OS is Debian Lenny 64bit.
The Xen is created succesfully however the owner only has 1GB drive.
Trying to install webmin with install.sh over a shell fails as the error says No Space left on Device and the installation fails.
Last status
Virtualmin - Config errors found (Last changed at 25/Mar/2010 21:45)
Virtualmin configuration error
virtual-server::check_virtual_server_config failed : Failed to open /etc/webmin/virtual-server/config for writing : Bad file descriptor at /usr/share/webmin/web-lib-funcs.pl line 1323.
Webmin version
Virtualmin version (Pro)
Why isn't the Xen created according to the Account Plan?
thanks ronald
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I had to shut the system down, extend the drive to 15GB, start it up and in a shell do: dpkg --configure -a
Then the Xen instance and virtualmin were fine, al though the blue framed theme isnt fully working.
Submitted by JamieCameron on Thu, 03/25/2010 - 18:42 Comment #2
The account plan sets the upper limit on the amount of disk space the system owner is allowed to use across all his virtual systems. When creating, he gets to choose how much disk space the Xen instance will get - the default is 1GB for most images, but you can up it to anything you like (within the limit) on the creation form.
Potentially a system owner could have two systems, one with 10GB disk and one with 5GB, assuming he doesn't have a limit of only 1 virtual system.
Regarding the Virtualmin install, you may want to delete and re-create the Xen instance and then re-run the script, as it might be in a wierd state due to running out of disk part-way through.