Hi Ola!

On Wed, Jul 09, 2003 at 11:41:14AM +0200, Ola Lundqvist wrote:
> On Sat, Jun 28, 2003 at 04:13:23PM +0200, Christian Mayrhuber wrote:
> *SNIP*
> > Vserver is relatively new on Debian and is not part of the 
> > stable distribution. It is only in testing and unstable for now. 
> > Those packages moved the /vservers directory to /var/lib/vservers 
> > in order to comply with the debian standards. 
> > You should be able to recompile the vserver .deb for stable 
> > by yourself.
> 
> If you want precompiled you can find them on http://debian.opal.dhs.org/.
> I usually place the backported version there when I upload a new 
> version to unstable.
> 
> The move from /vservers to /var/lib/vservers was to comply with LSB 
> which RedHat and others wants to comply to as well. The neat thing 
> is that you can configure the location in /etc/vserver.conf.

is there some documentation about the changes/usage for debian?
maybe a short how-to for setup or anything?

> > Running vserver on debian is as stable as it is on any other 
> > distribution. It is very comfortable to build
> > a new vserver with the newvserver-debian script from Paul Sladen 
> > and Mark Lawrence. You will have to edit it to suit your needs.
> 
> There is actually a script inside the package nowdays.

what about server unification, how was this solved?
I would like to get some infos from somebody who
actually runs a debian host/vserver combo, maybe
with multiple similar vserver and unification?

> Regards,
> 
> // Ola
> 
> > If you want to install a system to let it run once it's installed, 
> > good security updates without much effort and
> > you do not need the latest software releases, then Debian's 
> > stable distribution is for you.

what about security updates in regard of unification?
any comments/infos are welcome ...

> > 
> > I personally don't know Gentoo, or the latest RedHat/SuSE, I've 
> > never felt the need to try them after the
> > switch to Debian 1.5 years ago.
> > -- 
> > lg, Chris

best,
Herbert

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