Davide,
  
  here is a brief explanation of the steps to a functioning freeVSD
  installation using freevsd-1.4.8 rh6 rpm, and freevsd-skel-1.4.8
  
  1)
  
  # rpm -ivh freevsd-1.4.8-1rh6.i386.rpm
  
  2)
  
  # mkdir -p /home/vsd/skel
  
  3)
  
  # tar -xIf freevsd-skel-1.4.8-1rh6.tar.bz2 -C /home/vsd/skel
  
  4)
  
  # vsd-install.pl
  
  5)
  
  # vsdadm vs_create <hostservername  <virtualservername  <ip.address 
  <virtualserver-FQDN  <num id's  <quota 
  
  ie:
  
  # vsdadm vs_create hostserver.org vsone 192.168.55.6 vsone.org 50 5
  
  after this command is entered it will create the following construct in 
/etc/vsd.conf:


<VirtualServer vsone>
IP 192.168.55.6
StartUID 1000
Users 50
Status active
Quota 5
Skel skel
Partition 0
HostingServer hostserver.org

and a file called /tmp/vsd.accounts.

  
  now if you:
  
  # cat /tmp/vsd.accounts
  
  you should see somthing like this in the file,
  
  create vsone vsone.org 192.168.55.6
  
  now if you have other entries in the file then follow the steps below.
  
  # vsboot --stop
     (to be safe)
  
  # vsdadm vs_delete hostserver.org vsone
  
  now for the other rouge entries,
  
  # vsdadm vs_delete hostserver.org <vsname 
  
  where <vsname  is the name of the vs, (the entry immediately following 
create)
  
  so ie:
  
  # cat /tmp/vsd.accounts
  
  create evenoldervs evenoldervs.org 192.168.33.5
  create oldvs  oldvs.org  192.168.22.8
  delete vsone vsone.org 192.168.55.6
  
  so you would perform this;
  
  # vsdadm vs_delete hostserver.org evenoldervs
  # vsdadm vs_delete hostserver.org oldvs
  
  # vsd-vsbatch.pl
  
  this will remove the entries from /tmp/vsd.accounts and will also remove any
  entries that relate to them in /etc/vsd/vsd.conf
  
  with that done, start all over again!
  
  # vsdadm vs_create hostserver.org vsone 192.168.55.6 vsone.org 50 5
  
  # vsd-vsbatch.pl
  
  now when that finishes its work;
  
  # cd /home/vsd/vs/
  
  # ls -al
  
  you should see this;
  
  drwxr-xr-x    4 root     root         4096 Jun 28 14:28 .
  drwxr-xr-x    4 root     root         4096 Jun 28 10:48 ..
  lrwxrwxrwx    1 root     root            1 Jun 28 10:48 hostserver.org -  /
  drwxr-xr-x   13 root     root         4096 Jun 28 10:54 vsone
  
  and thats it,
  
  simply run,
  
  # vsboot --start vsone
  
  and then consult the INSTALL doc for further intresting reading.
  
  Cheers,
  
  Nigel.
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