jails

Hi all, I need some help, I don't know exactly what I am looking for so I would like some advice with what I am trying to do here. So I play with NAT jails currently, and I would like to : _ access them using a proper domain name (a fake one see the note below) instead of IP+PORT. _ avoid the...

Hi all, I created a jail using Bastille. I would like to redirect traffic to the jail with haproxy. Somehow, the redirect does not work, I am not able to reach my python server externally. Here is the list of jails given by Bastille: # bastille list JID IP Address Hostname...

Hello all. I recently purchased a miniture computer to use as a home server, and decided to try FreeBSD out for the first time. Part of my endeavor involved setting up a jail with ezjail and running nginx inside. Unfortunately, I'm experiencing an issue wherein the jail is only occasionally...

There is some writing about running Bhyve within a Jail (testing the opposite). Can you run jails within a Bhyve freebsd instances? I assume yes so, so I spend a few hours messing with a Bhyve FreeBSD I have for testing purposes... Installed a few jails in it and while I can make them...

So, I know that network doesn't work with bhyve and wifi, I'm using a lagg (wlan0 + em0) setup. But does anyone here was able to make jails+vnet work with wifi(in a lagg setup)?

Hi, after I was able to setup a nginx reverse proxy in jail to serve traffic for other jails I am stuck at another point: Nginx+Mysql+PHP in one jail works perfect for one website(and probably for more than 1). But the point of jails is that we want to run one site or one application in one...

Hi all, looked around about this topic, found a lot of articles but all confusing. Appreciate if someone can make it clear. It is about jails with internals IP in which are running different websites(let say WP with each having its own database and own php and own nginx inside reach jails), on a...

Hello everyone, I wanted to share an article that I recently wrote about migrating from Proxmox to FreeBSD's bhyve hypervisor. The article covers the process of migrating virtual machines, storage, and networking from Proxmox to bhyve, and includes tips and tricks that I learned along the way...

Hi, I share this post from my (new) blog to show how to use AppJail and its Makejails to develop an API using FastAPI. Python With Appjail | FastAPI

Hello everyone... I'm fairly new to FreeBSD and come from a Linux/Docker background, but I've been amazed and impresed with the jails functionality in this OS. I've deployed a small DevOps/CI stack on a small Intel mini-PC in my home, using IPv4, if_bridge, and iocage. I'm trying to migrate...

Hi all, I'm trying to install emby-server into an ezjail-created jail. I need to set the "allow.mlock" jail configuration value to "1" but am being thwarted at every attempt. Host runs FreeBSD 13.1. I can't seem to find the right value to put in /usr/local/etc/ezjail/jailname.conf, and I the...

EDIT: PLEASE NOTE that I've now got things mostly working; the one remaining problem that I know of is that the jail host can't ping the jails (while other machines on my intranet can ping them). The config shown in this initial post is now out of date; the new config (and further details about...

I'm learning ansible and bastille to introduce some level of automation to my homelab and to use jails instead of FreeBSD VMs for my services. At the moment I manually create thick VNET jails with bastille and then set up my services with ansible where each jail is treated as a separate host...

What are the strong and weak points of each system ? Or how do they compare ? When to use one or when another. https://www.bsdstore.ru/img/freebsd-jail-chart-2022.png

Hi All, I have managed to install a Ubuntu chroot jail within FreeBSD 13.1. However, I need to run Firefox from it to launch Jupyter Lab from a python virtual environment within the chroot subsystem. I was wondering if I could use the FreeBSD Firefox from the subsystem. Nevertheless, I installed...

Hi All, I have managed to install Ubuntu Jail in FreeBSD 13.1. However when I log into it, I am always at root. Is there a way that I could log in as a user please. I don't want to mess the system up. Just want to sudo the important tasks. Thanks & Best Regards Schroter Michael

Greetings. I manually created a jail and installed nginx within it, made related settings, when I lynx http://10.10.10.3 both inside the jail (that's the IP of that jail) and externally from the host, nginx's default web sample page appears. So, that's fine. However, when I type it with httpS...

I searched first, but can't find an example of this - I must be missing something. I can install packages using a custom repo on the host, using poudriere: $ doas pkg install dokuwiki Password: Updating FreeBSD repository catalogue... FreeBSD repository is up to date. Updating myrepo...

Hello, does already exist a tool which setups networks and hostname lookups for jails so that services in jails can find and communicate to each other in a safe but also dynamic way on multiple hosts? More or less like it is done by Docker Swarm or K8. Thanks

I want to create a Jail with a public IP address. But as we have IPv4 address shortage. I want to only make the jail able to bind to a range of ports (say 700 to 750). I asked in the IRC and one answer was to use pf to NAT ports from/to the jail.