I may have found part of the issue Code: libkmod: kmod_module_new_from_loaded: could not open /proc/modules: No such file or directory Error: could not get list of modules: No such file or directory -------------------------------------------------------- This is when I run CentMin from the CLI during the startup. I don't think the OVH kernel creates the modules directory since it loads them all internally (from what I understood of their broken input on it). Oh, and as soon as I enable the new BETA version, the system map issue is back.
the new motd setup is in inc/motd.inc centminmod/motd.inc at 123.09beta01 · centminmod/centminmod · GitHub and would of disabled old method via Code: echo "PrintMotd no" >> /etc/ssh/sshd_config but i see now, i forgot to restart sshd service ! ah guess i need to check for grs OVH kernels
strange only place /proc/modules is referenced is in an optional and not used file in config/zram/zram init.d file at centminmod/zram at 123.09beta01 · centminmod/centminmod · GitHub it's not used anywhere though unless you specifically set it up at /etc/init.d/zram and set it up as a service manually
It worked fine before the latest update (YUM) that I ran.. that was around the 16'th.. and look what the /boot directory shows All of a sudden it appears that OVH pushed out their GRS kernel... the others look like a default one (and what was there when I set it up) or did something that has resulted in it going back and using their custom crap.
well i made some updates to 123.09beta01 to ensure sshd reloaded after disabling old motd not sure if it's related but shouldn't be there's nothing in inc/motd.inc i can see that would trigger that message on OVH grs custom kernels though centminmod/motd.inc at 123.09beta01 · centminmod/centminmod · GitHub
might want to ask OVH if that was something they pushed out themselves on latest yum update ? you can see using yum history command where transaction id is of id listed in yum history for around that date of yum update Code: yum history yum history info transactionid
I'm tempted to just do an yum install kernel and if it blows it up, then just go back to my SYS server (which is still sitting out there). I have all my DB's and site files backed up to the NFS they provide.
OK, found the apparent reason that OVH forces you to use their custom kernel. The new 2016 server that I have uses a new network card that is NOT supported in the current CentOS kernels - and is in the custom one. Code: 03:00.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation Ethernet Connection X552/X557-AT 10GBASE-T 03:00.1 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation Ethernet Connection X552/X557-AT 10GBASE-T So it doesn't look like I can go to the default anyway.. so will leave it as is.
ah good to know ! strange it's only triggering that message on new motd 123.09beta01 has or could be the old motd masked that error notice message for system.map ? anyway it's safe to just ignore though if OVH can compile their own custom kernel, shouldn't be that hard to build a custom rpm for the new ethernet drivers
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@Tracy Perry Red Hat Customer Portal maybe let OVH know they can bundle that with their CentOS 7 images ? http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/sta.../com/kmod-ixgbe-4.0.3-1.el7_1.x86_64.rpm.html
Getting the shipping kernel to work is to much sugar for a dime... you would have to disable the YUM updates of the kernel and compile each time. No thanks. If nothing else, I'll just dump this one and get a E3/5 series later.
Submitted via a ticket - now let's see what they respond. I'd really like to keep with the setup I have.. as it has the ability to use the new vRack of OVH.
Not yet - but thinking down the line... none of my sites are busy enough to even put a slight strain on the one server I have.. but I'm toying with a separate MySQL one, and then one for Mail processing and a few other things.
Don't fish any more, don't really hunt (other than hogs with black powder rifles) and rarely ride the motorcycle now... so gotta have a hobby to spend money on. Have to do my part in keeping the economy rolling along!
Why not just run a full Hosting Company? as a hobby at the same time earn when you have good amount of clients .