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Any operation on a VE gives me "Cannot lock VE" error. How do I solve this?

Article ID: 655 
Created On: Oct 5, 2008
Last Review: Jun 8, 2012
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The VE is locked when a particular operation (backup, migration, start/stop, etc.) with this VE is in progress. You can determine which process is holding up VE #101, for example, using the following command on the Hardware Node:

# cat /vz/lock/101.lck


You can kill that process if necessary. Make sure that the process is really killed. If there is no process with that PID on the Node, simply remove the lockfile.



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