fds failsto startin centos5.3 openvzinstance

[agiggins at wcg.net.au (Anthony Giggins)]

> Are you attempting to run in a VM or in some sort of chroot
> environment?  I've seen this before when running the directory server
in
> a chroot.  This is what I had to do:
> echo tmpfs /dev/shm tmpfs defaults 0 0 >> /etc/fstab
> mount /dev/shm
> run the server

Thanks Rich

This fixed the issue.