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To be fair, ez-jails doesn't really abstract away that much. It just streamlines some of the more monotonous stuff. My home server did originally run with jail
by laumars 11y ago
To be fair, ez-jails doesn't really abstract away that much. It just streamlines some of the more monotonous stuff.
My home server did originally run with jails which I'd created by hand and that worked really well for a while. But I started running into issues keeping the jails up-to-date. So I recreated those jails with ez-jails and the whole platform has been faultless ever since.
In fact it's been such an effective set up that I've been considering flattening my Proxmox box and running FreeBSD + Jails on that as well
- feld 11y agoezjails are not upgradable by design which is a huge problem
- geococcyxc 11y agoezjail-admin update -i has always worked for me, binary upgrades should work as well. What "design" are you thinking of here?
- feld 11y agoIt doesn't update files in /etc nor does it remove old files. There are other problems, but those are the most prominent.