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Hi! |
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> Im interested in this vserver process but still a little uncertain about how it works. |
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Go on a check out the official Linux vserver page: http://linux-vserver.org/ |
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Furthermore I highly recommend you to browse the mail archive |
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http://list.linux-vserver.org/archive/vserver/ |
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> I mean I have a rough idea and I know it sounds promising and that I would like to finish setting it up (started that last week, but had to tackle other stuff meanwhile) |
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> Questions: |
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> But are you able to have a 'hardened' vserver? Because I was wanting to try that out also. |
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How do you define hardening? |
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> Also does It make sense to run mysql in one virtual server apache in another and your MTA in another and pop3/imap in yet another? (only examples of what I mean) |
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Yes, of course! That's what they're made for :) |
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> Can the virtual servers share folders/partitions? |
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Yes, you can mount (bind ~ share) partitions within the host or vserver |
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context. |
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regards, |
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Chris |
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