It sounds like you are suffering from the similar sorts of problems
associated with the hostname specification, already discussed on this
mailing list, but I'll go through it again breifly:
The name of the host server argument supplied to vsdadm needs to be same
as that returned by the hostname command. However, if you have the FQDN
declared before the short name in /etc/hosts this will cause problems,
as vsd will expect the machine to be called the FQDN, and not the short
version returned by hostname.
So, if hostname returns something.somewhere.com, you need to execute:
vsdadm vs_create something.somewhere.com ....
However, if in you /etc/hosts file you have:
321.321.321.321 something.somewhere.com something
and hostname returns "something", you will need to reverse the entries
in /etc/hosts, or set the hostname to the FQDN (execute `hostname
something.somewhere.com`) and re-install freeVSD.
That should cover it,
Damion.
Jose Celestino wrote:
>
> Hi, I recently installed FreeVSD (1.4.8), I followed the instructions
> and created the skel (vsd-genskel.pl) and after that I did the
> vsd-install.pl. No errors where reported.
>
> The problem is at trying to create a virtual server, when I do:
>
> vsdadm vs_create 172.28.229.200 vserv1 172.28.229.201 vserv1.sl.pt 200 0
>
> I get the following error,
>
> error: -ERR Virtual server does not exist
>
> I really apreciate any help as I'm clueless at what the problem can be
> and I'm already out of schedule to deloy a Hosting solution :/
>
> TIA
>
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> Jose Celestino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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