I would like to test how far in time can Jails keep old versions and I am trying to deploy a FreeBSD5 (the first release supporting amd64) in a jail being the host FreeBSD14.
This host has several FreeBSD14 jails and they work without issues. I have tried to follow the same procedure but being...
I setup a jail with bsdinstall jail /jails/myjail as in https://freebsdfoundation.org/freebsd-project/resources/introduction-to-freebsd-jails, and setup the /etc/jail.conf contains the following
myjail {
exec.start = "/bin/sh /etc/rc";
exec.stop = "/bin/sh /etc/rc.shutdown";
exec.consolelog =...
Sorry,
may be I just do not know the propper kewords*.
I want to make sure that a special jail is starting after another jail, it depents on. What to do in jail.conf (FreeBSD 14) or elsewhere?
Thanks
* I'm not a native speaker
Hi all,
On a clean install of 13.1-RELEASE, I have noticed that there is now a "/etc/jail.conf.d" folder. As this would make automated jail management easier for me, I would like to make use of it.
I made a simple test configuration in /etc/jail.conf.d/test.conf, and tried starting the jail...
I am not sure what I am missing but when I place my jail configurations into /etc/jail.conf.d the rc.d script for jails says it cannot find anything.
Is there something special I need to do to use that directory over a monolithic jail configuration file?
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