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Linux-VServer allows you to create virtual private servers and security contexts which operate like a normal Linux server, but allow many independent servers to be run simultaneously in one box at full speed. All services, such as ssh, mail, Web, and databases, can be started on such a VPS, without modification, just like on any real server. Each virtual server has its own user account database and root password and doesn't interfere with other virtual servers.

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2004-01-14 10:04
1.3.5

The next generation procfs for vserver was implemented,
and the long missing procfs security features where
added. This allows to selectively disable procfs entries on
the host or vservers.
Tags: Development, Major feature enhancements

2004-01-12 08:33
1.23

This version removes some SMP race conditions between procfs access and context creation/destruction. It also integrates a new configuration interface, which enables the user to mask out dangerous or unwanted procfs entries.
Tags: Stable, Major security fixes

2004-01-07 03:34
1.3.4

This version basically is a cleanup of the Immutable Link Invert code, which from now on shall be known as 'Immutable Unlink'. Support for XFS was added to the ck1 version, and a small change was made to the vserver userspace helper interface.
Tags: Development, Code cleanup

2004-01-04 06:45
1.3.3

The procfs interface was improved, and many hard to trigger procfs races where eliminated. Context and IPRoot structure locking was enhanced. The outstanding 'nproc' flag issue was resolved.
Tags: Development, Major bugfixes

2003-12-26 20:48
1.3.1

The ip_info struct was adapted to match vx_info, and allocation and deallocation work similarly. Strict locking for vx_info and a better solution for dynamic context allocation. Heavy code cleanup, improved compatibility layer, and the re-introduction of vx_id.
Tags: Development, Code cleanup

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