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Since I've started working on PR #783, I've noticed a few minor things that could be tweaked.
interface = bastille0; ip4.addr = 10.0.0.1;
This makes it slightly difficult to deal with adding and removing interfaces from the jail.conf file.
I've currently implemented the following structure when creating jails ip4.addr = bastille0|10.0.0.1
ip4.addr = bastille0|10.0.0.1
This makes it really easy to add multiple IP/interface pairs like the following example.
ip4.addr = bastille0|10.0.0.1 ip4.addr += bastille0|10.0.0.2 ip4.addr += bastille0|10.0.0.3 ip4.addr += bridge0|10.0.1.9
I will suggest editing create.sh (which I have done easily in my version) to just create classic jails in that way.
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I am ok with the change.
@yaazkal your thoughts?
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Since I've started working on PR #783, I've noticed a few minor things that could be tweaked.
This makes it slightly difficult to deal with adding and removing interfaces from the jail.conf file.
I've currently implemented the following structure when creating jails
ip4.addr = bastille0|10.0.0.1
This makes it really easy to add multiple IP/interface pairs like the following example.
I will suggest editing create.sh (which I have done easily in my version) to just create classic jails in that way.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: