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Do you have any questions on what needs to go into the /etc/fstab.<jailname>? It should look just like the mount of the basejail. If you are good to go please go ahead and mark this solved ("thread tools" at the top right, "edit thread", add "solved"). Thanks!

This is what I meant. Where the configuration is made will be different for sysutils/ezjail compared to sysutils/iocage or using native tools.

A client side pkg update -f may be warranted.

FreeBSD 5.x has been unsupported since 2008 (https://www.FreeBSD.org/security/unsupported.html). All the compatability packages do have a use but for a new installation please request a supported version of software from the vendor. I feels this is ill-advised recommending installing software...

The FreeBSD version does appear to be slightly behind. I don't know if the version difference is anything of consequence. I had one minor issue with net/relayd earlier in the 10.x series when some pf APIs changed and net/relayd would cause a kernel panic when interacting with PF. I switched...

Sorry for not dropping back by sooner as I've been rather busy. I'm going to answer this backwards. Yes. This would ensure state get created for DNS requests leaving your LAN to the WAN. This would not create states from the router to the WAN. As kpa said above the 'keep state' keywords are...

nullfs can be used to create either a read-only or read-write mount shared between jails. However you will need to identify the administration needed to mount it correctly for however you are managing your jails.

Hmm. Issues with the pkg-repo catalogue file creation perhaps? Do you have any errors when you trigger a rebuild of the repository? Alternately, are there any errors manually rebuilding a new catalogue (pkg repo All executed from the repository directory)?

PHP 5.6.15 is just a routine update with no security fixes (http://php.net/ChangeLog-5.php#5.6.15). Please request the maintainer update the port or lend a hand with a patch per the porter's handbook...

monkeyboy, I read this as you are looking for a reverse proxy. For example either net/haproxy or net/relayd could service this by relaying connections from the outside world to the backend server (B) or multiple backend servers as that is a common use case for a reverse proxy.

Search for "fibs" (4 characters to make the forum's search happy) and you'll find a few examples out there. Context would help here. Can you show the netstat -nr and setfib 1 netstat -nr of your current setup. Additionally sysctl -a | grep fib would be helpful.

Also, please see https://www.FreeBSD.org/security/security.html#sup for more details along with the list of currently supported versions.

phoenix covered the rest but for some extra background on the topic, there was some issues with the releng/10.2 NTP update. See https://svnweb.FreeBSD.org/base?view=revision&revision=290361as it mentions the regression being fixed. Also see...

201299 was created before 10.2-RELEASE to ask for backporting it. However it's not a trivial change and is a large amount of kernel code to support 64 bit Linux and 2.6.32 system calls.

OK, all done with the moderating for the evening. If that fixed the issue, I was going to explain what I believe is happening. 1. You don't have a rule for outbound DNS pass out on $ext_if from ($ext_if:0) to any port 53 2. You SSH in and sshd does a DNS lookup for the hostname of what is...

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pkg delete -f perl5.14 (don't delete dependencies) then pkg upgrade. I don't have a system this far behind to validate that for sure but I believe without the old Perl 5.14 that no longer exists as a port, the pkg upgrade step should resolve the latest Perl 5.20 as the correct dependency for...

Try this in /etc/ssh/sshd_config. UseDNS no

There are examples of how to do default routes with FIBS through /etc/rc.conf in different threads across the forum. For example: https://forums.FreeBSD.org/threads/multiple-ips-in-different-subnets-default-routing.50699/

Please just use svn.FreeBSD.org now. That is a geographically distributed mirror that should just work. See https://www.FreeBSD.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/svn.html for more info.