Miscellaneous Parameters
The table below list the miscellaneous parameters you can set in the configuration file of a Container:
Name
|
Description
|
VERSION
|
Specifies the Parallels Cloud Server version the configuration file applies to. "2" relates to Parallels Cloud Server version 4 and later.
|
ONBOOT
|
Specifies whether the Container should be started automatically on system startup. Parallels Cloud Server automatically starts all Containers that have this parameter set to “yes” upon startup.
Note:
If "yes" is specified as the value of this parameter in the
0.conf
file, all server system management parameters are set on the server boot to the values indicated in this file.
|
OFFLINE_MANAGEMENT
|
Overrides the
OFFLINE_MANAGEMENT
parameter from the global configuration file.
|
OFFLINE_SERVICE
|
Overrides the
OFFLINE_SERVICE
parameter from the global configuration file.
|
ALLOWREBOOT
|
Specifies whether the Container may be restarted with the
reboot
command run from inside. If omitted or set to
yes
, restarting is allowed.
|
CAPABILITY
|
Specifies capabilities inside the Container. You can set the following capabilities:
AUDIT_WRITE
,
CHOWN
,
DAC_OVERRIDE
,
DAC_READ_SEARCH
,
FOWNER
,
FS_MASK
,
FSETID
,
IPC_LOCK
,
IPC_OWNER
,
KILL
,
LEASE
,
LINUX_IMMUTABLE
,
MKNOD
,
NET_ADMIN
,
NET_BIND_SERVICE
,
NET_BROADCAST
,
NET_RAW
,
SETGID
,
SETFCAP
,
SETPCAP
,
SETUID
,
SYS_ADMIN
,
SYS_BOOT
,
SYS_CHROOT
,
SYS_MODULE
,
SYS_NICE
,
SYS_PACCT
,
SYS_PTRACE
,
SYS_RAWIO
,
SYS_RESOURCE
,
SYS_TIME
,
SYS_TTY_CONFIG
,
VE_ADMIN
.
|
OSTEMPLATE
|
The name of the OS template that was used for creating the Container. You do not have to change this parameter;
prlctl
will set it for you upon calling the
prlctl create
command (or using the defaults from the global configuration file). The
.
symbol before the OS template name, if specified, indicates that this is an EZ OS template.
|
TEMPLATES
|
In a configuration file of an existing Container, this parameter lists application templates installed with the
prlctl create
,
vzpkgadd
, or
vzpkg install
commands. In this case you should not modify it, because it is used by template management utilities to track installation history. This parameter is omitted if no templates have been installed to the Container.
|
VE_ROOT
|
Overrides the
VE_ROOT
parameter from the global configuration file.
|
VE_PRIVATE
|
Overrides the
VE_PRIVATE
parameter from the global configuration file.
|
VE_ENVIRONMENT
|
Overrides the
VE_ENVIRONMENT
parameter from the global configuration file.
|
TECHNOLOGIES
|
Determines a set of technologies which should be provided by the Parallels Cloud Server kernel for Container operation. Currently, this parameter can contain the information about the following technologies:
-
The system architecture of the Container (
x86
,
x86_64
, or
i64
).
-
Whether the Container is based on the OS template supporting the Native POSIX Thread Library (NPTL). In this case, the
nptl
entry is specified as the value of this parameter.
-
Whether the OS EZ template the Container is based on requires the
sysfs
filesystem support (e.g., the OS EZ template for SUSE Linux Enterprise 10).
|
DISABLED
|
If set to
yes
, disables the Container making it impossible to start the Container once it was stopped. You can start the disabled Container by setting the value of this parameter to
no
or using the
--force
option with the
prlctl set
command.
|
DESCRIPTION
|
Sets the description for the Container.
Note:
You are allowed to use only symbols in the 'A-z' and '0-9' ranges in your descriptions.
|
NAME
|
The name assigned to the Container. You can use this name, along with the Container ID, to refer to the Container while performing this or that Container-related operation on the server. Follow the following rules while setting the Container name:
-
The name should contain the
A-Z
,
a-z
,
0-9
,
\
,
-
, and
_
symbols only.
-
If the name consists of two or more words, it should be quoted (e.g., "My Container 101").
|
ORIGIN_SAMPLE
|
The configuration sample the Container was based on when created.
|
CONFIG_CUSTOMIZED
|
Indicates whether any of the Container configuration parameters have been modified as regards its original configuration sample. If this parameter is omitted, its value is considered as
no
.
|
UUID
|
The Container unique identifier. This identifier is used by certain Parallels Cloud Server utilities during their execution.
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