jail-primer

Jail Primer Documentation with scripts

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Last Update: 2015-04-01

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Complete documentation on rc.conf defined jails and jail(8) defined jails. A new simplified prospective on jail configuration and usage. Written as a replacement for the handbook jail chapter 16.

Scripts are includes that perform the tasks explained in the documentation.

Documentation is in HTML format so it's readable by any browser.

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