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Lol. Another shit provider who don't know what they are doing.
http://openvz.org/PPP_in_container
Thank you. I will see if the problem persists.
It isnt instant. The faster you click it, the more sure will be that it gets screwed.
You should install the module in the HW node first.
Make sure it is: http://openvz.org/PPP_in_container
[email protected]'s password:
Welcome to Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS (GNU/Linux 2.6.32-042stab068.8 x86_64)
Last login: Mon Feb 18 05:56:57 2013 from XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
root@XXXX:~# cat /dev/ppp
cat: /dev/ppp: No such file or directory
root@XXXX:~#
Please help? @Maounique
Follow the guide its very easy
http://openvz.org/PPP_in_container
Make sure the ppp modules are loaded in the host node.
I wonder how your clients feel about you lacking the appropriate amount of technical knowledge and then not having support staff to step in and help, therefore relying on 3rd party forums for providing assistance and support for your customers.
In any case, you need to run the following on the host node:
modprobe ppp_async
modprobe ppp_deflate
modprobe ppp_mppe
@CVPS_Kevin I followed the guide, and I ran those commands, however it's still not showing within the VPS.
Then PPP is not installed on the VPS.
If you install it via solus (enable module since is installed on HN), you need to disable it then enable again.
Solus is very poor in giving the error messages.
You need to wait at least 1 minute (depending how fast your node is, can be 5) before each operation.
Oh. Perhaps that could be an issue.
Jeesh... I'm not even going to... facepalms
What CVPS_Kevin said.
You either need to mknod the device yourself, or have something do it for you.
I think you really are in the wrong business, sorry. Learning some Linux/Unix first would go a long, long way.
Seriously!
Looking through your threads i wouldn't touch your service, you clearly have no idea what your doing unless it involves clicking a button in SolusVM.
If only solusvm could make my breakfast.
Fried bread, bacon, beans and tomatoes, I'll rumage the shelves and see what else I can throw in.
Edit: Eggs, Scrambled eggs or not?
Scrambled, done properly in the frying pan, oh yes :P
PPP loaded on host node?
Any other 'learning as they go' or 'cant google/man plz spoon feed me' hosts I should know about?
PremiumVM, wait no..
How else should he learn it, if not this way?
TBH, I wouldn't have asked here, but somewhere else.
Ideally, you learn before you start offering the service. I wouldn't perform open heart surgery without going to medical school first.
You think they learn that in school? :P
I would rather go to someone that did that before then to someone that learned that in school.
This.
They may not learn it practically there, but theoretically yes they do. Would you let a mechanic with no prior experience perform the MOT for your car, i doubt it.
IMHO This industry is the only industry that people seem to think they can just walk into with absolutely no experience of what they are doing. Hence the amount of people that get ripped off eventually.
I agree with this, but like you say learning something in school wont get you "experience". There are some kids not even finished school know more then some hosts.
P.S. I would't give my car to mechanic with no prior experience regardless on what has he learned theoretically.
By being an intern somewhere where they have people who can fix it if he messes things up. This is not the correct way to be learning, be it Medical resources, or technical ones.
@GetKVM_Ash
Heres the outcome:
Heres the outcome:
You post that just i have had a look in the cupboards for something to eat, now im going to have to go to the shop!
Looks nice though!
@Jacob Where is your name with the date on a piece of paper? That could just be anyone's breakfast!
@Taylor Just look at the egg, It's not exactly perfection. :P
@Jacob
Is that fried bread?