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I am configuring a webserver in Ubuntu 10.04. More particularly I am installing DataStax OpsCenter.



Unfortunately, the logs are spammed with this error:



ERROR [pool-3-thread-7] 2013-02-15 22:04:34,533 Long os-stats collector failed: Process failed: cat /proc/partitions
Exit val: 1
Output:
cat: /proc/partitions: No such file or directory
ERROR [pool-5-thread-3] 2013-02-15 22:04:56,846 Error getting devices and partitions #<IOException java.io.IOException: Process failed: cat /proc/partitions
Exit val: 1
Output:
cat: /proc/partitions: No such file or directory>


Why do I get cat: /proc/partitions: No such file or directory?



I really doubt that the problem is with the application I am using, because if I run this command from command line cat /proc/partitions I still get No such file or directory and from what I have found in some forums that directory should be created when the OS is starting up, I could be wrong but that's as far I got.


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As you said in your comment, you're on a virtual private server (VPS). OpenVZ as well as other VPS solutions don't offer access to /proc/partitions. The whole /proc partition is a virtual filesystem (procfs). The structure is maintained in the kernel. So it will not work to manually create the file.



The DataStax OpsCenter has a support forum. At the moment I found no questions qhich deal with your problem. However the experts there should be able to help you out.


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