I have a question.. we all know VPS' come with various OS templates. For this example, let's go with CentOS 5 :
Typically, how you would do it would be :
Create VPS/Assign IPs/Assign Hostname
Login
cd /home
wget http://layer1.cpanel.net/latest
sh latest
Now, if you only deply 2-3 vps' per day, that works. However, when you're deploying 20-30 vps' per day, that gets tedious.
Now, we could make a template where cPanel is installed (fresh, with no configuration done), but it somehow keeps the original nameservers/hostname and IPs, rather than those of the new VPS.
Is there some script, or some sort that I can use to templatize the cPanel install, and have it auto-update its nameservers/hostname to the new VPS, without having to manually go in and do it?
Typically, how you would do it would be :
Create VPS/Assign IPs/Assign Hostname
Login
cd /home
wget http://layer1.cpanel.net/latest
sh latest
Now, if you only deply 2-3 vps' per day, that works. However, when you're deploying 20-30 vps' per day, that gets tedious.
Now, we could make a template where cPanel is installed (fresh, with no configuration done), but it somehow keeps the original nameservers/hostname and IPs, rather than those of the new VPS.
Is there some script, or some sort that I can use to templatize the cPanel install, and have it auto-update its nameservers/hostname to the new VPS, without having to manually go in and do it?