Jeffrey 'jf' Lim wrote:
> On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 5:42 AM, Roderick A. Anderson
> <raanders@cyber-office.net> wrote:
>> This is what I use for a centos5 system.
>>
>> vserver $GUEST build -m yum --context $CONTEXT --hostname=$FQDN \
>> --interface $IFACEID=$NETDEV:${BASEIP}.$LO/$PREFIX \
>> --initstyle sysv -- -d centos5
>>
>> Be aware I don't do a lot of experimenting once I have some thing that
>> works. So what you're missing might be the --context
>>
>
> Rod is your vserver stuff installed from packages? because from an
> installation from source, it doesnt seem to be able to build...
It is a CentOS minimal install for the host, then the kernel and
vserver-* packages from Daniel's repo.
Works like a champ. I've been using the same scripts (the above line is
just part of my build_*_guest.sh scripts) for well over a year now with
minor tweaks as I refine the process. I use and keep one script per
guest since I don't work in a highly dynamic area. Someday I'll acquire
some extra TUITs and make them generic so there is just a *.cfg file
per guest and a functions file and wrapper script.
Rod
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>
> mount: mount point /etc/rpm does not exist
>
> Another thing to ask would be, what distribution is your host system?
>
> -jf