Wed, 20 Aug 2008 16:10:31 -0400 On Wednesday 20 August 2008, John Alberts wrote: > I can vouch for openrc in a vserver as well. I have it running on about 10 > different vservers without problem. Actually, I used to run into occasional > problem with regular baselayout. Now, with baselayout-2, I haven't had a > single problem. > > John > will put it on the least of the hosts first in a few experimental vservers, and then convert a few unimportant ones till i get 'my feet wet'... sounds like it may be something i would want to move into across the board. im gonnna talk with our standards people to waiver this so it would be used with permission. > > On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 2:22 PM, Benedikt Böhm <bb@xnull.de> wrote: > > > > > On Aug 20, 2008, at 9:05 PM, Chuck wrote: > > > >> ahh thank you, however i don't believe baselayout-2 is out of > >>>> unstable yet and > >>>> our requirements for certain machines is everything must come from > >>>> stable > >>>> production branches (not my policy believe me :) ).. ill play with > >>>> that for > >>>> myself but i cant use it in production unfortunately until it is > >>>> released in > >>>> the stable branch. will double check though to be sure and if it is > >>>> stable > >>>> ill go for it. > >>>> > >>> > >>> there is no other way to do it, except you hack the init script from > >>> baselayout-1 on your own > >>> > >>> > >> hmm..maybe i can sneak it on.... what are the caveats on this... i have > >> not > >> looked into it at all... any problems with traditional > >> layouts/packages/etc > >> or unexplained hiccups in start/stop of the vserver? i guess im asking is > >> if > >> there is anything noticable to the mildly trained eye when watching it > >> work. > >> if not i might get away with it and use a 2008 stage. > >> > > > > we use baselayout-2/openrc at work since it was still named baselayout-1.13 > > and i worked together with roy (the openrc maintainer) for the last year to > > make everything work out of the box inside vservers and it works very nice > > since openrc-0.2.2, never had any problems with it (deployed on about 50 > > vservers currently) > > > > Bene > > > > > > -- > John Alberts > -- Chuck