To set a virtual server, you need to copy in a sub-directory
a Linux installation. One way to achieve that is
to copy some parts of the the current server by issuing the
command vserver XX build, where XX is
the name of the virtual server (pick one). This basically does
(Well, it does a little more than that, but this give you an
idea):
mkdir /vservers/XX
cd /vservers/XX
cp -ax /sbin /bin /etc /usr /var /dev /lib .
mkdir proc tmp home
chmod 1777 tmp
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Building a virtual server
This is normally done using the command /usr/sbin/newvserver.
This is a text mode/graphical front-end allowing to
setup the vserver runtime and configure it.
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