qchroot Files

Utility for deployment of chroot environments on FreeBSD

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qchroot-0.1.pkg.txz	2015-04-01	11.0 kB	0
qchroot-0.0.pkg.txz	2014-07-10	12.5 kB	0
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qchroot Files

Utility for deployment of chroot environments on FreeBSD

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