Herbert, still having a problem (after this patch) with /dev/initctl :( kernel 2.4.22-vs1.1.3 util-vserver-0.24
Vi, pico, nano, whatever your /tmp/gentoo.patch to use my script (including auto-backup) Add this to /tmp/gentoo.patch to make it happen... 471a472,473 > elif [ -x $VROOTDIR/$1/usr/bin/emerge ] ; then > STARTCMD="/sbin/rc default" 584a587,588 > elif [ -x $VROOTDIR/$1/usr/bin/emerge ] ; then > STOPCMD="/sbin/rc shutdown" #!/bin/bash # output the patch contents cd /tmp # that variable thing... VSLOC=`whereis vserver | cut -d " " -f 2` # backup the bitch cp $VSLOC $VSLOC.unpatched # patch the bitch patch -p0 $VSLOC < /tmp/gentoo.patch cd - #end of script Hopefully this fixes the "Gentoo problem" in util-vserver :-p could this possibly be added to util-vserver for Gentoo compatibility? Or perhaps bring back the S_START and S_STOP config variables? This has been tested working by me personally... Just an fyi, if you're running Gentoo, it'd be a good idea to add "/sbin/depscan.sh && sleep 2" to the 3 or 4th line of /sbin/rc to make sure that your /var/lib/init.d tree gets regenerated automatically at boot. Allen "Chip" Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hosting in all shapes and sizes. _______________________________________________ Vserver mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://list.linux-vserver.org/mailman/listinfo/vserver
