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Old 4th February 2009, 20:05
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Default Quota exceeded on CentOS 5.2 when creating OpenVZ container
I've installed CentOS 5.2 on a VirtualBox x86_64 VM and applied the latest OpenVZ patch (028stab059.6). When I run the following command

vzctl create 201 --ostemplate centos-5-x86_64-minimal --config vps.basic

I get a series of disk quota and tar unpack errors starting with this:

tar: ./fastboot: Cannot open: Disk quota exceeded

I have confirmed that disk quotas on the CentOS VM system are turned off. There is plenty of available disk space in /vz, as well as /. I am able to untar the template into /vz/private without problem.

Any suggestions?
Last edited by eager; 4th February 2009 at 20:10. Reason: Improve title
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