If you installed from source you should expect to find skel-repo at
/usr/local/share/freevsd/skel-repo. skel-repo is merged into your skel
during the final stages of skel geenration and contains configuration files
with modifications for VSD, (ie rc.local and rc.vsd instead of the rc.d used
on the hosting server)
As it stands vsd-vsbatch.pl does not include files from beneath /usr/local
because such files would then appear beneath /usr/local in the virtual
servers and this is not desirable - /usr/local/ within virtual servers
should only contain files unique to the virtual server, not files which are
common between all virtual servers - otherwise you will be backing up files
unnecessarily. Anything you have on the hosting server which installs itself
beneath /usr/local can be coaxed to install beneath the /usr directory and
this is the recommended way to solve the problem. Otherwise, you can always
tweak the vsd-genskel.pl code...
Tim
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dean
> Sent: 16 June 2001 06:44
> To: Freevsd Support
> Subject: skel-repo question
>
>
> Ben's FAQ makes references to the /usr/share/freevsd/skel-repo/ directory.
> After installing freeVSD from source and installing the add-on
> packages from
> RPM I have no such directory. In fact, I did the source install and
> generated
> my own skel as per the docs and still have no such directory.
>
> What is the purpose of this directory and why don't I have it?
>
> The install did not work and I am going to assume that this has something
> to do with it.
>
> Furthermore, generating my own skel failed to move all of the progs I had
> installed under /usr/local/... does vsd-vsbatch.pl not copy all of /usr?
