On Monday 02 May 2005 00:38, Werner Schalk ( WS )wrote: >Hi, > >apologies for not providing all information necessary. As I said I am trying >to copy an existing vserver to create a new one. So I created a little perl >script that basically does the following:
No problems so far ;) was only a kind reminder ;) since i got no magic wizard like Herbert does. >- Copy the entire vserver (template) directory (/vservers/template) to a new >one (/vservers/customer1) >- Copy all the config files in /etc/vservers/template >to /etc/vservers/customer1 >- Edit /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow inside of /vservers/customer1 >- Edit the IP, context number, nodename and name files >in /etc/vservers/customer1 >- Correct the /etc/vservers/.defaults/vdirbase/customer1 link to point >to /etc/vservers/customer1 > >Optionally I will (whenever this thing works) edit /etc/hostname, > sshd_config inside the new vserver etc. Got a similar script here, which das exactly the same. It's actually a shell script. >I am on Gentoo with version 0.30.205-r1 of the util-vserver and kernel >2.6.11-rc3-vs1.9.4. > >Whenever I try to start the new vserver I get: > ># vserver test321 start > * Caching service dependencies... That sounds familiar. Try to delete /var/lib/init.d/* *INSIDE* the vserver. So for your case this might be: $ rm -rf /vservers/test321/var/lib/init.d/* >And that's it?! How can I debug this, how can I solve this? Any ideas? Well as Herbert already stated, gentoo saves information about the started and stopped services in /var/lib/init.d. >Thanks and all the best, >Werner Christian -- Our houseplants have a good sense of humous. _______________________________________________ Vserver mailing list [email protected] http://list.linux-vserver.org/mailman/listinfo/vserver
