On Thu, Jun 05, 2003 at 03:42:04PM +0900, Wray Cason wrote: > If I understand your question, yes absolutely. > > Recursively copy the source vservers directory and copy the source vservers > config file. Then modify the new vservers config and modify/delete any > appropriate files within the new vserver (such as ssh keys, etc). That is all > there is to it. Voil�, new vserver. > > > I know this can be done if the template server has the 'real' files > > but I was wonder if I can clone a vserver that's a clone of a > > vserver - and not bring the world down around my ears. > > > > Heck I'm going to try it shortly but I'll ask incase I need to do > > any life support if it don't work. This way the reply should be > > awaiting me. :-)
be careful not to cp -va the entire /dev or /proc path (if the server is running/active) ... best, Herbert > > > > Rod > > -- > > "Open Source Software - Sometimes you get more than you paid for..." > > > -- > Wray Cason "Wrayman" > Auxilium Computing > www.auxiliumcomputing.com > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > main: 206-595-2080 > fax: 425-895-9825
