getFileValue nid "$vdir/ncontext" "$vdir/context"
- CHBIND_OPTS=( $SILENT_OPT ${nid:+--nid "$nid"} ${bcast:+--bcast "$bcast"} )
+ CHBIND_OPTS=( $SILENT_OPT --secure ${nid:+--nid "$nid"} ${bcast:+--bcast "$bcast"} )
for i in "${INTERFACES[@]}"; do
CHBIND_OPTS=( "${CHBIND_OPTS[@]}" --ip "$i" )
CHCONTEXT_INIT_OPTS=()
- test -n "$INITSTYLE" || \
+ test x"$INITSTYLE" = xrescue || \
getFileValue INITSTYLE "$cfgdir"/style
getFileValue RUNLEVEL_START "$cfgdir"/runlevel
getFileValue RUNLEVEL_START "$cfgdir"/runlevel.start
panic $"\
/proc/uptime can not be accessed. Usually, this is caused by
procfs-security. Please read the FAQ for more details
-http://www.linux-vserver.org/index.php?page=Linux-Vserver+FAQ"
+http://linux-vserver.org/Proc-Security"
}
# these are things that have to be accessible post-cleanup
for tmp in "$root" "$__SBINDIR" "$__PKGLIBDIR" "$vdir" \
- "$__PKGSTATEDIR" "${skip[@]}"; do
+ "$__PKGSTATEDIR" "`pwd`" "${skip[@]}"; do
while test -n "$tmp"; do
list=( "${list[@]}" "$tmp" )
tmp="${tmp%/*}"