Answer question 1) you will need to compile from source and enable ssl
there are instructions in the readme.
Answer Question 2) if a user needs a perl module, just install in the VS,
be careful of perms, and dont forget to set the correct rights for that
user ( setrights command) and SUID perl doesnt work very well if at all.
Answer Question 3) Yes, you can run multiple named based servers within a
VS, I currently am testing it with 11 domains on one VS including
virtusertables with sendmail and all works fine.
you can see this is working if you nslookup:
calinux6.calinuxsystems.com
www.mandrakehelp.com
www.isacoolkid.com
www.qntsystems.com
www.glmwpg.com
thats all I can remember off the top of my head.
To answer part B of the third question regarding IP aliasing, I am not
certain, but I would have to say no, as the components required to alias an
IP and link the VS to the IP are a part of the host server, and not VS.
Regards,
Kevin Druet
At 11:32 PM 4/24/01 -0400, you wrote:
> Just did my first remote install. working good so far love this thing a
>ton. Couple questions
>
>1) where do i get the .key and .crt for vsdclient
>
>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?
>
>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?
>
>
>Thanks for any help.
>
>
>Sam
