Daniel Hokka Zakrisson wrote:
Roderick A. Anderson wrote:
After making several copies/clones of a vserver I am getting the
following message when I try to install yum ( for internal pkgmgmt )
using vyum.
# vyum demo -- install yum
vlogin: execvp(): No such file or directory
You should probably internalize package management prior to cloning the
guest.
Once again thanks Daniel.
Further fiddling makes me think for our purposes that internalizing
package management isn't a good idea at this time.
The guest I'm using to make copies from ( test ) was created using
the steps described in my previous messages.
The copy was created by:
1. vserver demo build -m skeleton -context 666
--hostname=yadayada.example.com --interface demo=eth0:192.168.13.13/24
2. cp -a /vservers/test/* /vservers/demo
There were several entrys in the /dev directory that I left alone
during the copy.
I'm thinking there is something missing in the second step above.
Pointers/suggestions?
If you want to use external package management, even if it's just to
internalize it, you'll have to copy /vservers/.pkg/test to
/vservers/.pkg/demo, and quite possibly create a symlink
(/etc/vservers/<name>/apps/pkgmgmt/base, according to my cursory
investigation).
I'll look at this. I was thinking I was missing somethink like this. I
just couldn't track it down.
Rod
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