On Sun, Sep 24, 2006 at 10:52:25AM +0200, Vincent Besse wrote:
Hello,
First, let me say I'm a newbie in Vserver and not (yet?) a Linux guru.
I try to make secured and private FreeNX servers for some users
hosted on the same machine. I've played around with chroot and
unionfs but since I've discovered Vserver, my life has changed :)
good to hear ...
The only thing missing for me is a way to automatically log users
in their right vserver. It could be having a SSH server in each
guest listening on different ports, but it means every user have to
know his own port and every vserver must be running all the time.
I'd prefer having only one SSH server on the host, listening on
standard port, and something launching the appropriate vserver after
successfull authentication of users, a bit like does the pam-chroot
module for...chroot.
there is a trampoline script which can do this:
http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Stuff/SCRIPT/trampoline.sh
Does such a tool already exists or is planned?
as specific tool, no
Is writing a 'pam-vserver' module a good thing?
maybe, at least it sounds interesting ...
Could someone drive me, at least for beginning, to write my tool. I'm
running Debian Etch and there's no '*vserver-dev' package. I'm a bit
confused with which includes are needed and where to find them.
well, no idea about the debian packages, on mandrake
the package is called util-vserver-devel, and it
basically provides the lib (libvserver.a/so) and a
single include file (/usr/include/vserver.h)
you might want to have a look at the vcmd source too,
although that is a hack tool for testing, but it is
able to generate any kernel syscall command used for
Linux-VServer, and it is supposed to work on all
platforms ...
HTH,
Herbert
English is not my native language, so I hope I've been clear enough...
Thanks for any advice, link, suggestion...
Vincent
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