| ve-veconfig(5) |
Virtual Private Servers |
ve-veconfig(5) |
ve-veconfig - vzctl helper script for setting various VE parameters
/etc/sysconfig/vz-scripts/ve-veconfig
The ve-veconfig script is called by vzctl(8). Its purpose is to
set various parameters for a given VE.
Parameters are passed to the script in the form of environment variables. The
following variables can be defined:
- HOSTNM
- Sets VE hostname to be name. This is done by modifying VE's
/etc/hosts and
/etc/sysconfig/network (in RedHat or RedHat-like
based VE) or /etc/rc.config (in SuSE-based
VE).
- SEARCHDOMAIN
- Sets VE resolver's search list for host-name lookup. This option modifies
VE's /etc/resolv.conf.
- NAMESERVER
- Sets VE name server IP address. This option modifies VE's
/etc/resolv.conf.
- USERPW user:password
- Sets the password for user, adding user if it does
not already exists. Several --userpasswd options can be given.
- DIST
- Name of the distribution this VE runs (like redhat-7.1). Used for
script to do distribution-dependent setup.
The script is expected to return 0 on success, any other return code will be
printed by vzctl.
vzctl(8), resolv.conf(5).
Copyright (C) 2001-2006, SWsoft. Licensed under GNU GPL.