Q: How to properly shutdown part/all of VDI? and question about disk space

Question

Hi again. I was able to get the VDI to work, but yesterday I changed the ARC parameter both in the storage and the xvm server (not sure in which is needed to be changed) and restarted both machines, to my surprise, the templates and the cloned VM had disappeared, so I was wondering if there is a proper way to shut down parts or the whole VDI? is there a sequence? and, of course, how to then turn everything back online ...
How to make things permanent or at least, to export them so one can then import them back after the reboot?
I did not find this in the documentation, the vdi3.pdf, if it is somewhere else, plz provide me with the link.
also...
I was curious that I could not see the space being used in the storage server:
root@australia:~# df -kl
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
VDisksPool 202890010 19 202889991 1% /VDisks
rpool 58603340 78 58603262 1% /rpool
root@australia:~# ls -l /VDisks/
total 0
but acording to the VDI page, the storage is being used at 3%:
Storage:
Number of Storages: 1
Total Capacity:200.32 GB
Usage:3%
how to check this? where is the space being used?
thanks in advance
-Oswaldo
Edited by: Velithion on Jul 8, 2009 8:05 AM

Answer 1

"kmdguy" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Hello there,
>
> I'm working on a simple FLEX app which uses the built-in
PHP wizard to
> connect
> to a mySQL database. I'm building the app using MAMP and
so far all of my
> testing is working fine. I have it performing all kinds
of CRUD
> successfully,
> etc.
>
> My question is how to properly go about moving all the
necessary files to
> my
> off-site web host. Namely my mySQL database.
If your database is the same version of mySQL on the MAMP as
on the server,
then you should be able to just export it from one and import
it to the
other. If not, you could try doing something similar to what
I describe
here:
http://flexdiary.blogspot.com/2009/01/lazy-loading-tree-example-file-posted.html
in the steps that start: "Download the rtf translation of the
mySQL database
table..." and "Open the classification.rtf you downloaded
and..."
> And will the auto-generated PHP
> break now that it's not running on my localhost.
I'm not sure, but I think you might wind up having to make
some adjustments
to it. For instance, is the user name and password identical
on your server
and your MAMP installation? If not, you'll have to edit some
of the
connection data.
> I've tried to find a simple
> step-by-step guide to migrating everything here to an
off-site host but
> couldn't find anything specific. Only how to create a
simple release build
> which works fine. I'd like to do some testing before I
get any deeper to
> confirm that I understand how to migrate all the files I
need to my web
> host.
This may well be because the type of person who writes these
guides is
unlikely to be using the automatically generated scripts.
HTH;
Amy