After copying, create a new configuration file in /etc/vservers
Then enter the vserver
vserver new enter
Then turn off all services
cd /etc/rc.d/init.d for serv in * do /sbin/chkconfig $serv off done
Then turn only the services you need. Generally
chkconfig crond on chkconfig syslog on chkconfig httpd on ...
exit
and start the vserver
I think this is a *really* handy thing for people to be told when they first set up VServers, ie. that you don't need to run all the services again inside their VServer.
It took me a while to figure this out when I first started using vserver, and your scripted solution is very elegant. Any chance of this going into a FAQ or doc somewhere?
-- GuruJ.
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