Ubuntu template - Revision history

Kir: warn -> warning

2009-04-07T12:36:38Z

warn -> warning

Kir: fix warning

2009-04-07T12:36:21Z

fix warning

Fayette: Warning that dapper isn't supported any longer. This page should be deleted or updated.

2009-04-07T11:12:31Z

Warning that dapper isn't supported any longer. This page should be deleted or updated.

Narcisgarcia: Ubuntu category

2009-02-01T15:46:30Z

Ubuntu category

Kir: /* How do I get it? */ "original place" no longer avail.

2008-03-11T13:50:33Z

‎How do I get it?: "original place" no longer avail.

Botinki Kira: Robot: Automated text replacement (-VE +container)

2008-03-11T13:00:13Z

Robot: Automated text replacement (-VE +container)

Hathawsh: Added bug report

2006-07-19T17:09:18Z

Added bug report

Kir: removed some extra chars errorneously added by User:Logos

2006-07-13T12:27:37Z

removed some extra chars errorneously added by User:Logos

Kir: Reverted edit of Kir, changed back to last version by Logos

2006-07-13T12:26:47Z

Reverted edit of Kir, changed back to last version by Logos

Kir: Reverted edit of Logos, changed back to last version by Kir

2006-07-13T11:22:44Z

Reverted edit of Logos, changed back to last version by Kir

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−	{{~~Warn~~\|Dapper (i.e. 6.06) is no longer supported. Use newer Ubuntu templates.}}	+	{{Warning\|Dapper (i.e. 6.06) is no longer supported. Use newer Ubuntu templates.}}

	The ubuntu template is an OpenVZ [[OS template]] that allows you to run ubuntu dapper in your [[container]], as opposed to the normal Debian stable or Fedora.		The ubuntu template is an OpenVZ [[OS template]] that allows you to run ubuntu dapper in your [[container]], as opposed to the normal Debian stable or Fedora.

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−	~~'''~~	+	{{Warn\|Dapper (i.e. 6.06) is no longer supported. Use newer Ubuntu templates.}}
−	~~== Warning~~. ~~Dapper~~ is no longer supported ~~and the repositories are no longer available~~. ~~Do not install the dapper template unless you have a copy of the repository~~. ==
−	~~'''~~

	The ubuntu template is an OpenVZ [[OS template]] that allows you to run ubuntu dapper in your [[container]], as opposed to the normal Debian stable or Fedora.		The ubuntu template is an OpenVZ [[OS template]] that allows you to run ubuntu dapper in your [[container]], as opposed to the normal Debian stable or Fedora.

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		+	== Warning. Dapper is no longer supported and the repositories are no longer available. Do not install the dapper template unless you have a copy of the repository. ==
		+	'''
		+
	The ubuntu template is an OpenVZ [[OS template]] that allows you to run ubuntu dapper in your [[container]], as opposed to the normal Debian stable or Fedora.		The ubuntu template is an OpenVZ [[OS template]] that allows you to run ubuntu dapper in your [[container]], as opposed to the normal Debian stable or Fedora.
	''Please note, that this package is really minimal, you must even install your own language pack!''		''Please note, that this package is really minimal, you must even install your own language pack!''

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	[[Category: Templates]]		[[Category: Templates]]
	[[Category: HOWTO]]		[[Category: HOWTO]]
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 ==How do I get it?==
 You may download it from one of the following places:
 * [http://download.openvz.org/contrib/template/precreated/ubuntu-6.06-i386-minimal.tar.gz download.openvz.org]
 * One of the [[download mirrors]]

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-The ubuntu template is an OpenVZ [[OS template]] that allows you to run ubuntu dapper in your [[VE]], as opposed to the normal Debian stable or Fedora.
+The ubuntu template is an OpenVZ [[OS template]] that allows you to run ubuntu dapper in your [[container]], as opposed to the normal Debian stable or Fedora.
 ''Please note, that this package is really minimal, you must even install your own language pack!''
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 You must place this file in <tt>/vz/template/cache/</tt> directory on your [[hardware node]].
-==How do I create a VE that uses this template?==
+==How do I create a container that uses this template?==
-All you have to do is simply create a normal VE but specify ubuntu-6.06-i386-minimal as the template. For example:
+All you have to do is simply create a normal container but specify ubuntu-6.06-i386-minimal as the template. For example:
 <pre> vzctl create 1002 --ostemplate ubuntu-6.06-i386-minimal </pre>
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 ==How do I set it up?==
-You can either do those modifications on already existing VE, or, if you want these changes to be incorporated into your template, create a temporary VE, do these changes, stop the VE and tar the result into the same template file.
+You can either do those modifications on already existing container, or, if you want these changes to be incorporated into your template, create a temporary container, do these changes, stop the container and tar the result into the same template file.
 Well, the first thing you *must* do is install a language pack.  You can do this by typing in
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 /etc/network/if-up.d/ntpdate
 </pre>
-wants to set the clock during network start and runs into a very long timeout. Since ntpdate is not needed at all inside a VE this script can simply be deleted. And Magic - the VE starts up as fast as I would expect it to and all network interfaces are up and running at once.
+wants to set the clock during network start and runs into a very long timeout. Since ntpdate is not needed at all inside a container this script can simply be deleted. And Magic - the container starts up as fast as I would expect it to and all network interfaces are up and running at once.
 ==Bugs==

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 You can either do those modifications on already existing VE, or, if you want these changes to be incorporated into your template, create a temporary VE, do these changes, stop the VE and tar the result into the same template file.
-Well, the first thing you *must* do is install a language pack.  You can do this by typing in <pre> apt-get install language-pack-en </pre>
+Well, the first thing you *must* do is install a language pack.  You can do this by typing in
 Then you should create another user. To do this, just type in <pre> adduser bob </pre>
 You will probably want to install some other basic utilities: <pre>apt-get install man traceroute wget</pre>