--- PÁSZTOR György <pasztor@linux.gyakg.u-szeged.hu> wrote: - snip - > If I need all guests are up > whenever > > the PC is turned on. What number shall I assign to all guests on > the > > context TIA > In that case you have to fill the > /etc/vservers/<vsname>/apps/init/mark > file. > If that mark is the same as in your /etc/default/util-vserver (I > suppose your > host runs debian linux), than the util-vserver script in /etc/init.d > will > bring that vserver up during the boot process. > > Cheers, Hi gyu, Host - Debian Etch $ grep MARK /etc/default/util-vserver # Any vserver which has $MARK in /etc/vservers/<vserver-id>/apps/init/mark MARK=default # have $MARK set or not, this is set to true by default because if you # If AUTO=true, then the vservers with $MARK set will be started on boot # vservers with $MARK are shutdown the 'cleaner' way, and any unmarked $ cat /etc/vservers/vserver1/apps/init/mark $ cat /etc/vservers/vserver2/apps/init/mark both w/o printout. Nothing has been set on the file. Edited both of them entering; default Changed the number on "context" of VServer2 to 43. Rebooted PC. $ sudo vserver-stat CTX PROC VSZ RSS userTIME sysTIME UPTIME NAME 0 101 15.9+ 290.1M 0m10s79 0m05s10 1m44s82 root server 42 5 393.3M 5.6M 0m00s10 0m00s20 1m23s10 vserver1 43 2 52.8M 2.1M 0m00s00 0m00s00 1m23s21 vserver2 Both guests up. Thanks B.R. Stephen L Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com