On Sat, 2002-11-02 at 23:36, Matt Ayres wrote:
>
> Did you try this first before making assumptions?
sure did, otherwise I wouldn't have known what fakeinit did.
>I have Gentoo running
> under vserver using fakeinit and it runs fine. My assumption is that it
> runs /sbin/init as the command to start the server, hence running that
> particular distributions init scripts. I'm not sure if that's exactly
> what it does, but it does indeed run the init scripts and bring up the
> services. You need to remove the boot runlevel as these scripts will
> hang under a vserver and the default runlevel will never be run.
>
I can only see that even though f.ex. proftpd is under my default
run-level it is not automatically started when I run vserver gentoo
start.
Of course I can add services to get started automagically by adding them
to the vserver-name.sh script.
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