[EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Commission Scolaire de Laval Laval") writes:
> I believe I'm experiencing problems with my vserver since I miss a
> great amount of commands, like "passwd" and "rpm" for example. I'd
> like to know what I did wrong.Nothing; it is intended to work in this way. Depending on your vserver, none of these two commands are needed (e.g. only 5 of my 70 vservers have 'passwd' and only 15 have 'rpm'). The standard buildmethod adds only a minimal set of packages which are required by every vserver. For RH based distributions, this is the 'coreutils' package (plus its dependencies). Too much packages result only in problems (security + update strategy related ones) so you should install only the needed ones. E.g. when you want an http server, just execute 'vapt-get vserv1 -- install httpd'. When you really want a certain package in every vserver, you could add its name into /etc/vservers/.distributions/.../pkgs/my-packages after copying the standard packageset (from IRC logs I see, that you will know about what I am speaking ;)). *Never* modify the standard 01, 02, 03 files; they are full of hacks to workaround problems which might break with additional packages. Enrico
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