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Re: Wiki about usage of vservers still up to date? / What are descriptors?

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Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2006 17:21:42 -0500
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On Mon, Apr 24, 2006 at 02:27:30PM +0200, Landorin@xxxxxxx wrote 0.7K bytes in 19 lines about:
: The wiki says you can't use TOR with a vserver (virtual server; several
: people have their own virtual server on one real server and they have to

	The wiki is not entirely correct.  I've run many tor servers
inside xen and virtuozzo virtual servers.  Any competent admin of either
technology can figure out how to adjust limits per vm.
	The issue with virtuozzo at the time was the 2.4 kernel and lack
of epoll() made tor consume lots of cpu time.  As opposed to a 2.6
kernel, which has epoll() and seems to not consume lots of cpu time.

-- 
Andrew

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- Wiki about usage of vservers still up to date? / What are descriptors?
  - From: Landorin (GPG 4096R/E9FD5518)

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