Has somebody set up a vserver with gentoo ?

eimail · n00b Joined: 25 May 2002 Posts: 17

i wan't to set up my gentoo as a webserver, but i wan't for each customer his own enviroment, so i think i set up one vserver an mount him so oft i need.
But at install i make a mistake, my filesystem is xfs and the Standardkernel has no support for the xfs but the vserver patch is for the standard kernel.

so berfore i install my system new i wanted to know if anyone run a vserver on gentoo ?

klieber · Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2002 12:08 pm Post subject:

Haven't used vserevrs, myself, but have you checked out the UML guide?? It might have some helpful tips.

--kurt
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eimail · n00b Joined: 25 May 2002 Posts: 17

wheres no problem to install the vserver on a gentoo system, i do it and it runs very fine.

my problem was ist was now vserver patch for the gcc-3.2, but now there is one and at this time i install them.

if i have a little more time i would make some ebuild-skripts for the vserver but it is no problems without this !!

uml is a very good think but has not the good performace as a vserver !

i will test the vserver and if i think its stable i would run my webservers with it

mfg eimail

cmolina · Posted: Thu Apr 24, 2003 2:17 am Post subject: gentoo emerge

I installed succesfully vserver (wolk kernel) on a gentoo server. The main issue that I fond is that the vserver user tools (vserver scripts) from vserver web site, are fully for RedHat. Indeed, it requires linuxconf (???).
Now, I know that I can make a vserver manually, but it is a lot of work set networking, set the config files, etc etc etc...

Anybody had "gentoonized" the vserver scripts to create, maintain and administer vservers..??

I can start this ebuild, but it is some work, because it should make some task.
Anybody wants to share with me this task..??

Thanks a lot

Carlos