johnramsden

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   Running Nextcloud in jail on FreeBSD(ramsdenj.com)

   1 points by johnramsden 9y ago|1 comments
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   by johnramsden 10y ago

   Cool, I didn't realize it supported more than btrfs.
3. 63.▲
   by johnramsden 10y ago

   I used snapper on Arch Linux before I eventually moved to ZFS, it worked quite well. Now I'm happier with ZFS and zfs-auto-snapshot though to be honest.
4. 64.▲
   by johnramsden 10y ago

   I always run my containers in a jail which I run in a zone which is running in a VM just in case.
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   by johnramsden 10y ago

   I don't know if I'd agree. It can be a bit of a pain to set up and get right if you've never done it before and if you don't know what you're doing, but with Solus they pride themselves on managing the whole stack a
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   by johnramsden 10y ago

   It's a cool idea but I almost wonder if they would have gotten more functionality and the same end result by making use of ZFS snapshots and boot environments. Configuration could have even been kept in ZFS properties. Ikey has previou
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   by johnramsden 10y ago

   I'm excited to see FreeNAS "Corral" come out and the user interface looks great, however I'm still disappointed that jails are not able to be used. I'm not sad to see the plugins system gone, it was terrible and I a
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   by johnramsden 10y ago

   ZFS is probably one of your better options if you want portability. It works on most Unix like operating systems, and due to its zfs send/recv capability you can send your data all over the place - and can trust that it will actually e