On 2005.02.11 17:05:19 +0100, Jean Christophe wrote: > Jean Christophe a �crit : > >Bjoern Steinbrink a �crit : > > > >>On 2005.02.11 13:06:43 +0100, Jean Christophe wrote: > >> > >>>Bjoern Steinbrink a �crit : > >>> > >>>>You should have a look at http://linux-vserver.org/alpha+util-vserver > >>>>This page contains a section on vserver creation, explaining the > >>>>various > >>>>build methods. > >>> > >>>Did try about 10 times ! > >> > >>Any specific problems with the non-legacy build methods? > >> > >Didn't try !!! > >You did get some peace from me ;-) > >I try now ! > >Cheers > >Jean Christophe > > from help: > > legacy : try but could not komme in >
Known problem with 1.9.3 > copy : can not use it need a config scheme > > apt-rpm: I got this: Root-directory '/vservers' does not exist or is invalid > I make : mkdir /vservers and chmod 000 vservers/ > I got this: pkgcfgbase-dir '/vservers/.pkg' does not exists or is invalid > I make: touch /vservers/.pkg > I got: pkgcfgbase-dir '/vservers/.pkg' does not exists or is invalid > This method is for redhat. It says 'pkgcfgbase-dir', mkdir would be better than touch... > > skeleton : don't really know how to use it This just creates a configuration and a directory for the vserver. Use this if you got some chroot/system/template and put the vserver's contents into the created directory. > > deboostrap: sounds really good, but I don't know what a deboostrap is > (means), and I am not sure that I can use it. and it's said that it is > just for debian ! Debootstrap is a program that creates a basic debian-system in a chosen directory, it is used by the tools to create a vserver based on a debian. There's no from-scratch build method for Mandrake (yet?). And i don't know much about mandrake, so i can't help there in too many ways. I guess the easiest way is to find someone who got a mandrake vserver template, creating a vserver skeleton and putting the template in place. HTH Bjoern > > I have to admit, I didn't try this with the legacy method: > ... > Since 0.29.197 it is possible to enter the vserver with > # vnamespace --enter <xid> vserver <vserver-id> enter > where <xid> is the xid of the running vserver. The nonamespace flag must > not be set in this case. > ... > > _______________________________________________ > Vserver mailing list > [email protected] > http://list.linux-vserver.org/mailman/listinfo/vserver _______________________________________________ Vserver mailing list [email protected] http://list.linux-vserver.org/mailman/listinfo/vserver
