Ezjail - Revision history

Sidetone at 08:58, 1 November 2015

2015-11-01T08:58:54Z

Sidetone: /* Accessing hardware */

2015-11-01T08:32:12Z

Accessing hardware

Sidetone: /* Starting */

2015-10-30T06:55:27Z

Starting

Sidetone: /* Starting */

2015-10-30T06:54:53Z

Starting

Sidetone: Xnest

2015-10-30T06:52:03Z

Xnest

Sidetone at 06:42, 30 October 2015

2015-10-30T06:42:28Z

Sidetone: /* Accessing hardware */

2015-10-29T01:50:35Z

Accessing hardware

Sidetone: See also poudriere

2015-03-10T03:52:53Z

Sidetone: /* Network */

2015-03-08T05:04:37Z

Network

Sidetone: /* Configuring */

2015-03-08T05:03:11Z

Configuring

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−	{{~~prt~~\|sysutils/ezjail}} is ~~much easier~~ to install and configure ~~than using the sole program {{prt\|sysutils/~~[[jails~~\|jail~~]]}}.	+	{{port\|sysutils/ezjail}} is a simplified way to install and configure [[jails]].

	==Installing and updating==		==Installing and updating==

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 To create custom rules, create {{file|/etc/devfs.rules}}, which will override defaults. Create a {{code|[devfsrules_jail]}} section header, that matches the header in {{file|/etc/defaults/devfs.rules}}.
-To access the X display from jail, use the {{cmd|Xnest}} command from {{port|x11-servers/xorg-nestserver}}. See {{man|Xnest(1)}} for information.
+To access the X display from jail, use the {{cmd|Xnest}} command from {{port|x11-servers/xorg-nestserver}}. See {{man|Xnest|1}} for information.
 ===Filesystems===

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 To see your jail and log in to it type:
   % ezjail-admin list
-  % ezjail-admin console myjail
+  % ezjail-admin console ''myjail''
 Once inside the jail, configure your date, and network settings similarly to how its done in the root operating system.
 From outside the jail, the program {{cmd|jexec}} may run a program from inside the jail:
-  % jexec myjail program
+  % jexec ''myjail'' program
 ==Archiving a jail==

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 ==Starting==
   % ezjail-admin start
-* '''restart''', '''stop''', '''startcrypto''', and '''stopcrypto''' are other options
+* {{cmd|restart}} and {{cmd|stop}} are other options.
 To see your jail and log in to it type:
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 Once inside the jail, configure your date, and network settings similarly to how its done in the root operating system.
-From outside the jail, the program ''jexec'' may run a program from inside the jail:
+From outside the jail, the program {{cmd|jexec}} may run a program from inside the jail:
   % jexec myjail program

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 The line {{code|export ezjail_devfs_ruleset<nowiki>=</nowiki>"devfsrules_jail"}} in {{file|/usr/local/etc/ezjail/''myjail''}}, refers to {{code|[devfsrules_jail]}} in {{file|/etc/defaults/devfs.rules}}.
-To create custom rules, create ''/etc/devfs.rules'' , which will override defaults. Create a [devfsrules_jail] section header, that matches the header in ''/etc/defaults/devfs.rules'' .
+To create custom rules, create {{file|/etc/devfs.rules}}, which will override defaults. Create a {{code|[devfsrules_jail]}} section header, that matches the header in {{file|/etc/defaults/devfs.rules}}.
-To access the X display from jail, xorg-nestserver must be installed in the host system.
+To access the X display from jail, use the {{cmd|Xnest}} command from {{port|x11-servers/xorg-nestserver}}. See {{man|Xnest(1)}} for information.
 ===Filesystems===

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-Ezjail is much easier to install and configure than using the sole program [[jails|jail]].
+{{prt|sysutils/ezjail}} is much easier to install and configure than using the sole program {{prt|sysutils/[[jails|jail]]}}.
 ==Installing and updating==
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   % man ezjail
   % man ezjail-admin
-* Note: the -s flag has a different function when using the options '''install''' and '''update'''.
+* Note: the {{code|-s}} flag has a different function when using the options {{cmd|install}} and {{cmd|update}}.
 ==Configuring==
-The custom configuration for each jail is in ''/usr/local/etc/ezjail/'''myjail''''', and it it's jailed ''/etc'' directory. Pre-setup of jails can be configured in ''/usr/local/etc/ezjail.conf''. The text in these two files are similar except one lacks the the term '''export'''.
+The custom configuration for each jail is in {{file|/usr/local/etc/ezjail/''myjail''}}, and it it's jailed {{file|/etc}} directory. Pre-setup of jails can be configured in {{file|/usr/local/etc/ezjail.conf}}. The text in these two files are similar except one lacks the the term {{code|export}}.
 ===Network===
-For the network to work, the '''alias''' line in ''rc.conf'' must match the ip address in ''/usr/local/etc/ezjail/'''myjail'''''. Also, the jailed ''/etc'' files ''resolv.conf'' and ''hosts'' must be functional:
+For the network to work, the {{code|alias}} line in {{file|rc.conf}} must match the ip address in {{file|/usr/local/etc/ezjail/''myjail''}}. Also, the jailed {{file|/etc/}} files {{file|resolv.conf}} and {{file|hosts}} must be functional:
-Example ''rc.conf'' :
+Example {{file|rc.conf}}:
   ifconfig_wlan0_alias0="inet 192.168.1.20 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 192.168.1.255"
   #cloned_interfaces="${cloned_interfaces} lo1"
   ezjail_enable="YES"
-and initial jail set up from the commandline, which will correspond to ''/usr/local/etc/ezjail/'''myjail''''' :
+and initial jail set up from the commandline, which will correspond to {{file|/usr/local/etc/ezjail/''myjail''}}:
   % ezjail-admin create myjail 192.168.1.20
   % cp /etc/resolv.conf /usr/jails/myjail/etc/
-Your created jailname file in the directory ''/usr/local/etc/ezjail/'' is where ''ping'' usage can be allowed:
+Your created jailname file in the directory {{file|/usr/local/etc/ezjail/}} is where {{cmd|ping}} usage can be turned on:
   export jail_jailname_parameters="allow.raw_sockets=1"  # This allows network programs including ping to be used from the jail
 ===Accessing hardware===
-The line
+The line {{code|export ezjail_devfs_ruleset<nowiki>=</nowiki>"devfsrules_jail"}} in {{file|/usr/local/etc/ezjail/''myjail''}}, refers to {{code|[devfsrules_jail]}} in {{file|/etc/defaults/devfs.rules}}.
- export ezjail_devfs_ruleset="devfsrules_jail"
-in ''/usr/local/etc/ezjail/'''myjail''''' , refers to
- [devfsrules_jail]
-in ''/etc/defaults/devfs.rules'' .
 To create custom rules, create ''/etc/devfs.rules'' , which will override defaults. Create a [devfsrules_jail] section header, that matches the header in ''/etc/defaults/devfs.rules'' .

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 ==See also==
 * [[Jail Facility]] - mentions ezjail alternative ''qjail''
 ==References==