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2006-11-20T10:54:11Z

moved prev. change to the separate Cloning VE article; added a NOTE

2006-11-20T10:44:50Z

‎C

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Previous change is moved to separate article

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This category is for various HOWTOs on all the possible topics.

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	+	This category is for various HOWTOs on all the possible topics.

	+	<!-- NOTE NOTE NOTE
	+
	+	If you want to add a HOWTO article, the best way to do is to type its name (for example "Extranet setup") into the search box at the left and click on "Go" button. Search will tell you there is no such page, and will suggest you to create a page. Just follow the "create page" link and type in your article. In the bottom of the article, place this line:
	+
	+	[[Category:HOWTO]]
	+
	+	This will automatically assign your new article to the HOWTO category and will add a link to it to this very page.
	+
	+	WARNING WARNING WARNING
	+
	+	Do NOT add your contents here. Write a separate article as it was described above.
	+
	+	-->

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−	~~This category is for various HOWTOs on all the possible topics.~~

−	~~<!-- NOTE NOTE NOTE~~
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−	If you want to add a HOWTO article, the best way to do is to type its name (for example "Extranet setup") into the search box at the left and click on "Go" button. Search will tell you there is no such page, and will suggest you to create a page. Just follow the "create page" link and type in your article. In the bottom of the article, place this line:
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−	~~[[Category:HOWTO]]~~
−
−	~~This will automatically assign your new article to the HOWTO category and will add a link to it to this very page.~~
−
−	~~WARNING WARNING WARNING~~
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−	~~Do NOT add your contents here. Write a separate article as it was described above.~~
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 This category is for various HOWTOs on all the possible topics.
-== C ==
+If you want to add a HOWTO article, the best way to do is to type its name (for example "Extranet setup") into the search box at the left and click on "Go" button. Search will tell you there is no such page, and will suggest you to create a page. Just follow the "create page" link and type in your article. In the bottom of the article, place this line:
-Clone VPS
+[[Category:HOWTO]]
-This is important if you host several VEs in the same Hardware Node so that you don't have to repeat the same process again and again.
+This will automatically assign your new article to the HOWTO category and will add a link to it to this very page.
-Just do this:
+WARNING WARNING WARNING
-# vzctl stop old_VEid
+Do NOT add your contents here. Write a separate article as it was described above.
-If it starts well, the VE is cloned. However, if you have created a VE with the same ID before and destroyed it (vzctl destroy VEid), then do not forget to delete files relating to that:
+-->

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	Dr. Sichendra Bista		Dr. Sichendra Bista
−	eParliament.org	+	eParliament.org[http://eParliament.org]

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	This category is for various HOWTOs on all the possible topics.		This category is for various HOWTOs on all the possible topics.
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		+	== C ==
		+
		+	Clone VPS
		+
		+	This is important if you host several VEs in the same Hardware Node so that you don't have to repeat the same process again and again.
		+
		+	Just do this:
		+
		+	# vzctl stop old_VEid
		+	#cp /vz/root/old_VEid /vz/root/new_VEid (don't know why but a file of that name was there, so I made a copy)
		+	#cp /etc/vz/conf/old_VEid.conf /etc/vz/conf/new_VEid.conf
		+	#cp -r /vz/private/old_VEid /vz/private/new_VEid
		+	#vzctl start new_VEid; vzctl start old_VEid
		+
		+	If it starts well, the VE is cloned. However, if you have created a VE with the same ID before and destroyed it (vzctl destroy VEid), then do not forget to delete files relating to that:
		+
		+	#rm /vz/root/destroyed_VEid /etc/vz/conf/destroyed_VEid.conf.destroyed
		+
		+	Maybe you need a HN reboot like in my case, but not sure.
		+
		+	I ackknowledge the help of Mr. Vasily Tarasov at [http://forum.openvz.org/index.php?t=tree&th=878&mid=4749&&rev=&reveal=]
		+
		+	Dr. Sichendra Bista
		+	eParliament.org

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−	~~Printing in VE with Debian stable~~	+	This category is for various HOWTOs on all the possible topics.
−
−	~~Here are the steps to set up a print server (CUPS)~~ on ~~a VE using Debian.<br><br>~~
−
−	~~1. Create the VE and do your initial setup.<br><br>~~
−
−	~~2. apt-get cupsys cupsys-bsd foomatic-db cupsomatic-ppd (etc)<br><br>~~
−
−	~~3. Return to the HN and do the following:<br>~~
−	~~<code>vzctl set <veid> --devnodes lp0:rw</code><br><br>~~
−
−	~~4. If you configured parport, etc, as modules, you'll have to do the following:<br>~~
−	~~<code>vim /etc/modules~~
−	~~parport~~
−	~~parport_pc~~
−	~~lp</code><br><br>~~
−
−	~~5. Return to~~ the ~~VE and configure your printer in CUPS~~.

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−	~~This category is for various HOWTOs~~ on ~~all~~ the ~~possible topics~~.	+	Printing in VE with Debian stable
		+
		+	Here are the steps to set up a print server (CUPS) on a VE using Debian.<br><br>
		+
		+	1. Create the VE and do your initial setup.<br><br>
		+
		+	2. apt-get cupsys cupsys-bsd foomatic-db cupsomatic-ppd (etc)<br><br>
		+
		+	3. Return to the HN and do the following:<br>
		+	<code>vzctl set <veid> --devnodes lp0:rw</code><br><br>
		+
		+	4. If you configured parport, etc, as modules, you'll have to do the following:<br>
		+	<code>vim /etc/modules
		+	parport
		+	parport_pc
		+	lp</code><br><br>
		+
		+	5. Return to the VE and configure your printer in CUPS.