Short summary of a VServer user

Sam Przyswa <[email protected]> Fri, 28 May 2021 17:12:18 +0200
Newsgroups	gmane.linux.vserver
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Hi,

After trying VirtualBox I can tell you that VServer is the lightest, the 
most flexible and 100% manageable from a terminal which is very useful 
for a server hosted in a datacenter. A simple rsync transfer of the 
directory / of the machine in the /var/lib/ vservers/<machine> created 
and it works!

A little reminder though VServer does not work on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS 
because of Init systemd, VServer currently only works with Init SysV so 
to be installed on Debian 9.13 (tested).

I hope that VServer will continue to be maintained and possibly made 
compatible with Init Systemd.

Thanks to the whole VServer team.

Sam.



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    <p>Hi,<br>
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    <p>After trying VirtualBox I can tell you that VServer is the
      lightest, the most flexible and 100% manageable from a terminal
      which is very useful for a server hosted in a datacenter. A simple
      rsync transfer of the directory / of the machine in the /var/lib/
      vservers/&lt;machine&gt; created and it works!</p>
    <p>A little reminder though VServer does not work on Ubuntu 20.04
      LTS because of Init systemd, VServer currently only works with
      Init SysV so to be installed on Debian 9.13 (tested).</p>
    <p>I hope that VServer will continue to be maintained and possibly
      made compatible with Init Systemd.</p>
    <p>Thanks to the whole VServer team.</p>
    <p>Sam.</p>
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