Hello,
Did you create this skel after running vsd-install.pl? If so you'll need
to register the new skel. This is done as follows:
> vsdadm part_skeladd <server skel is on> <skel name> <partition number>
so in your're case this would be:
> vsdadm part_skeladd chiefwigham default 0
and to set the skel as a global skel:
> vsdadm part_setskelglobal <server skel is on> <skel name>
there is no need to specifiy a partition, as the source will determine
the first partition with the skel specified and use that. In your case
this will be:
> vsdadm part_setskelglobal chiefwigham default
If the skel was generated before running vsd-install.pl, let me know as
this is a problem.
HTH,
Damion.
Ben Kennish wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Damion: thanks for the /etc/hosts info. I've now solved that little
> problem.
>
> However, I'm now getting the same problem as I did when I was testing
> 1.4.8 for you...
>
> I create a skel, accepting default values, it gets put in
> /home/vsd/skel/default but there's no entry in /etc/vsd/vsd.conf and
> doing "vsdadm vs_create ... " says
>
> -ERR Global skel not defined.
>
> Typing in default at the end gives ..
>
> -ERR Skel default does not exist.
>
> Any ideas why it's doing this? Can someone give me example of entry in
> /etc/vsd/vsd.conf so I can start create VSs.
>
> Thanks,
>
> --
> Ben Kennish
>
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