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==D. Using VServer Control Daemon== ===I. Interacting with VServer Control Client - vcc=== ====1. Configuring vcc==== <pre>The standard vcc config file is stored @ /etc/vcc.conf there you must have a look for, if the username and the password are set correct to your changes, which you have made in vxdb with the commands above!</pre> =====Standard /etc/vcc.conf===== <pre>/* example vcc configuration */ host = localhost port = 13386 user = admin pass = MySecret </pre> ====b. Set up for using tar archived templates==== <pre>At this moment no package manager is implemented, but we can create vserver guests with tar archived vserver templates, so let's start! 13. create template folder sudo mkdir /var/lib/vcd/templates 14. create lock folder sudo mkdir /var/lib/vcd/lock 15. copy tar templates into this folder cp <template>.tar /var/lib/vcd/templates 16. create template.conf sudo touch /var/lib/vcd/templates/<templatename>.conf 17. configure template.conf sudoedit /var/lib/vcd/templates/<templatename>.conf 18. insert archive = <template>.tar </pre> ====2. Create your first vserver==== <code>sudo vcc create test1 <templatename></code> ===II. Interacting with VServer Control E - vce=== ====1. Configuring vce==== <pre>The standard vce config file is stored @ /etc/vce.conf there you must have a look for, if the username and the password are set correct to your changes, which you have made in vxdb with the commands above!</pre> =====Standard /etc/vce.conf===== <pre>/* example vce configuration */ host = localhost port = 13386 user = admin pass = MySecret </pre> ===III. Interacting with VServer Helper - vshelper=== ====1. Configuring vcc==== <pre>The standard vshelper config file is stored @ /etc/vshelper.conf there you must have a look for, if the username and the password are set correct to your changes, which you have made in vxdb with the commands above!</pre> =====Standard /etc/vshelper.conf===== <pre> /* example vshelper configuration */ host = localhost port = 13386 user = vshelper pass = MySecret logfile = /var/log/vshelper.log </pre> ===IV. Interacting with vstatd=== =====Standard /etc/vstatd.conf===== <pre> /* example vstatd configuration */ /* Logfile */ #logfile = /var/log/vstatd.log /* PID file */ #pidfile = /var/run/vstatd.pid /* Directory for VXDB, templates and run-time data */ #datadir = /var/lib/vstatd </pre> [[Category:Documentation]]
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