Hello, > (if he switches from stable debian to testing debian, > unifying could cause a lot of trouble)
No, that is what the "immutable bit" stuff is about. > > 2) Flexibility > > > > Next group is running different hosts in different vservers. For the > > easiness of moving hosts. > > Means, if you have a too high load on a host, you can tar a couple > > of vservers down, untar them > > on a new host and you are running. Problem solved, no big problem. This would also apply to the first "hosting" group. What about the configurations? My problem is that I make mistakes, lots of them, and spend most of my time trying not to or fixing the ones I did make. A tool that will change the configuration and perform the copy, and restart would be cool. Then again, one can mirror a server for backup and have a script to shutdown, re-sync, change config and restart >From the FAQ: rsync -e ssh -avHl /vservers/XX new-server:/vserver/XX > > Unifying could be a space saver, but how expensive are harddisks ? I think there was some other benefit regarding disk cache, libs or something. best ragnar
