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Linux VServer Project

Note: on public demand, we added a Hacker Page and we would kindly ask all that wannabe hackers to use that one for the very challenging task of wiki hacking (TIA)

This site contains information relating to the development of Linux kernel-based virtual servers running on a single piece of hardware. This particular virtual server model is implemented through a combination of "security contexts", segmented routing, chroot, extended quotas and some other standard tools.

As the project is undergoing a change of leadership and re-organisation there are still several other sites maintained by individuals. It is intended that in the future this site will become the central respository of information and coordination. To that end, all current developers and interested individuals are invited to contribute to these pages.

Note: If this isn't what you are looking for, maybe [Linux Virtual Server] is.

News

Date ... what happened.
2004 29 Sep: [VServer 1.29 'Morrigan'] released (Herbert)
2004 26 Aug: [VServer 1.9.2] released (Herbert).
2004 4 Jul: [VServer 1.28] released (Herbert)
2004 3 Jul: [util-vserver 0.30] released (Enrico).
2004 20 Apr: [VServer 1.3.9] released (Herbert).
2004 29 Mar: [Context Quota/Disk Limits q0.14] released.
2003 28 Dec: updated the wiki to 0.25 (Herbert).
2003 21 Dec: [Newbie-Howto(Beta)] published (JNoble).
2003 10 Dec: [vserver 0.29 (tools)] released (Jack).
2003 25 Nov: VSkel 0.20 released (Simon).
2003 1 Nov: [VServer 1.0] released! (Herbert)

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