Glad you like it...
In answer to your questions:
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Sam Mayes
> Sent: 25 April 2001 04:33
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: A couple of questions
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> Just did my first remote install. working good so far love this thing a
> ton. Couple questions
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> 1) where do i get the .key and .crt for vsdclient
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The .crt and .key files must be generated on the hosting server. The
user-guide documentation describes enabling SSL support (you must install
from source), creating a certificate authority and generating certificates.
However, there have been reports on the list that SSL certificates are not
working and I am actually in the process of rewriting our SSL support. When
this is done we will be providing improved SSL support in the RPM
distributions as standard. Unless you are happy to do your own tweaking I
would suggest you hang fire for a week or two before implementing SSL as the
changes are going into CVS now...
So, run without SSL (this will be the case anyway if you installed from RPM)
and use the /NOSSL switch when you execute the VSDclient under Windows.
> 2) If a specific user wants specific perl modules do i just
> install them on
> the main server or have to install them on the vserver. I assume
> the latter,
> and would like to include some commonly installed modules for all clients.
> Best way to do this?
Allowing a virtual server owner to install his own modules is tricky at the
moment because the admin user does not have the correct privileges for the
default location of the modules. As host server owner you can install the
specific modules into a virtual server because you can 'bevs' into a virtual
server as root. The nicest solution (which we hope to be implementing in the
pre-built skels soon) is to use a customised source build of Perl in the
skel. This will allow us to specify the locations of libraries, moduels etc.
so we can ensure they will be in a location to which the admin user has
access (and which can be easily backed up...)
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> 3) I Know all vservers have to have an ip. Can i run multiple namebased
> hosts for apache under one of vserver? Also can one vserver have multiple
> ips?
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Yes (vsdadm apache_vhenum allows you to list them all per vs) and Yes
(vsdadm vs_addipalias/vs_delipalias)
Tim
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> Thanks for any help.
>
>
> Sam
