Xavier Montagutelli wrote:
>On Tuesday 29 November 2005 19:12, Lars Hallberg wrote:
>
>
>>I'm new to VServer and need a way copy vservers, in short term.
>>vserver-copy don't work no more and replacment is not done yet? This is
>>a small script to (on local host only) copy a vserver.
>>
>>What I wonder before taking it further is.... Have I missed something
>>important?
>>
>>
>[.. script ..]
>
>
>10 cents :
>
>1) copy the .pkg dir, usually /vservers/.pkg/$from, which has a link under
>/etc/vservers/<vserver>/apps/pkgmgmt/base . Used if you build vservers with
>"vserver vs build"
>
>
Don't seem to have one, might be becuse I use package management internal?
Don't know howe much difference this make, but I using Ubuntu 5.10 and
the debian tools. Built my original 'guest' with somthing like:
# newvserver -v --hostname testname --domain "foo.bar" --ip IPADDRESS
>$copy $confdir/$from/apps/pkgmgmt/base/. $confdir/.defaults/vdirbase/.pkg/$to
>cd $confdir/$to/apps/pkgmgmt
>ln -fs $confdir/.defaults/vdirbase/.pkg/$to base
>
>2) modify name automatically to avoid errors ?
>
>
>echo $to > $confdir/$to/name
>echo $to > $confdir/$to/interfaces/0/name
>ed $confdir/$to/uts/nodename <<EOF
>1,\$s/$from/$to/
>w
>q
>EOF
>
>
Is that name internal to the vserver level, or is it the 'running'
hostname. Trying to make this a 'clean' copy tool (and possably make a
separate conf tool to change hostname, ip etc). It shuld alowe copy,
posably including stoping and starting to make a 'safe' backup and
stoping the source system, copy and starting the target system to make a
clean migrate. Probably options --backup and --migrate respectivly.
As most of this is to be integrated with the vserver comand, it's realy
throw away code.... But I need it short term to let pretty newbe sysadm
move services around.
>3) modify IP automatically ?
>
>4) modify context number automatically (if you use static context numbers,
>which is preferred) ?
>
>
Don't think I do, possably I shuld... Wher can I read about pro and con?
Thanks /LaH
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Received on Wed Nov 30 17:51:54 2005