Thanks Adrian. On 01/04/2014 04:48 AM, Adrian Reyer wrote: > Hello Rod, > > On Fri, Jan 03, 2014 at 09:21:38AM -0800, Roderick A. Anderson wrote: >> I have one host system build (Wheezy amd64) and running so now need >> to build the guests. The example on the web site is for older >> Debian's so I'd need to confirm I just need to change the build >> command line to -d wheezy from -d lenny if I want to build 64bit >> wheezy guests. > > Basically it is just that. Make sure with recent vserver-Patches to use > recent util-vserver as well. In no case use the debian-provided > squeeze-version. I used Ben's instructions so got them from his repo -- wheezy. >> Once I have one built, how complete is the guest? I.E. what >> packages are installed during the build process? The guests will be >> mostly DNS servers (authoritative and resolvers), MX and SMTP >> servers. Toss in a couple web servers and some fun project servers >> to round it out. > > It is a minimal install. As I discovered. Really minimal. Anyone: Is there a script that performs the same type of action that a disk or net based install does ... set the keyboard, language, etc? I did create a guest and when I tried installing vim, less, and Postfix I got errors about some environment variables not being set. I've been using standard distribution installs for so long I can't even ask the right questions of Mr. Google for where/how to set them in Debian. Thanks, Rod -- > > Regards, > Adrian