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Hi ANx,
thanks. I should have a look on the naming convention, it may have changed as you said.
sysutils/ezjail comes from ports and was an effort of Dirk Engling to simplify the management of FreeBSD jails. The port itself is a wrapper script (shell script) around jail(8) command with some additional information stored under few directories.
In FreeBSD 11 few things changed along with the jail command. It now requires configuration in /etc/jail.conf which ezjail doesn't do. Hence manual creation is needed.
Running jails behave the same when it comes to their management, that's why you can continue using ezjail for administration.
thanks. I should have a look on the naming convention, it may have changed as you said.
sysutils/ezjail comes from ports and was an effort of Dirk Engling to simplify the management of FreeBSD jails. The port itself is a wrapper script (shell script) around jail(8) command with some additional information stored under few directories.
In FreeBSD 11 few things changed along with the jail command. It now requires configuration in /etc/jail.conf which ezjail doesn't do. Hence manual creation is needed.
Running jails behave the same when it comes to their management, that's why you can continue using ezjail for administration.