[Devil-linux-develop] [fmII] VServer 0.19 released (Default branch)

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The changes in this release are as follows:
C++ compilation issues were solved. Debian support was added. Multiple
IP addresses on several devices are now supported. You can setup up
to 16 IPs per vserver. All the scripts have been modified to allow
the package to be moved to a different location. The vrpm command now
tries to run the rpm command in the proper context (if the vserver is
running) so that the post-install script will have proper effect (and
won't interfere with the root server). The various pseudo services
such as v_httpd and friends have been reworked to support multiple IP
addresses. 

Project description:
VServer virtual servers operate like a normal Linux server, but allow
many independent servers to be run simultaneously in one box. These
can involve normal services such as telnet, mail, Web, and SQL
servers - in most cases using a standard configuration. The services
are unaware of the virtual server concept. Each virtual server has
its own user account database and root password. Each vserver uses
standard packages and runs at the same speed as a non-VServer
installation.

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