Hi, I am reading FreeBSD Handbook (chapter about jails).
Just for curiosity, why is it necessary/recommended to invoke
After few lines, there is another command:
but such is not recognized by
I think one could do same steps with bash or whatever, but again: I am just curious about it.
Second questions: why is it necessary to compile world from sources?
I wondering if one simply needs to create a jailed envrinonment, isn't possible to copy base system (binary), as with standard BSD installation?
Thank you very much
Just for curiosity, why is it necessary/recommended to invoke
sh
in example?
Code:
# sh
# export DESTDIR=/here/is/the/jail
Code:
# setenv D /here/is/the/jail
but such is not recognized by
sh
(it works with csh
, instead).I think one could do same steps with bash or whatever, but again: I am just curious about it.
Second questions: why is it necessary to compile world from sources?
I wondering if one simply needs to create a jailed envrinonment, isn't possible to copy base system (binary), as with standard BSD installation?
Thank you very much