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Begin refactoring bhyve into fbhyve.
Planned:
- more consistent naming (analogous to jails)
- using bhyve configuration files instead of RC variables for bhyve devices
- more docs
| author | Franz Glasner <fzglas.hg@dom66.de> |
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| date | Fri, 14 Jun 2024 09:40:04 +0200 |
| parents | 38a5d6693b8b |
| children | 3108ce603fa1 |
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.. -*- coding: utf-8; indent-tabs-mode: nil; -*- ftjail ====== Synopsis -------- **ftjail -hV** **ftjail subcommand** Description ----------- Management tool for Thin Jails: creation of base and skeleton datasets, mount and population helpers. The following global options are implemented: .. program:: ftjail .. option:: -h Print a short usage message to stdout and exit. .. option:: -V Print the program name and version number to stdout and exit. Subcommands ----------- :manpage:`ftjail-build-etcupdate-current-tmpl(8)` Build a "current" tree suitable for the default and extract mode of \"etcupdate\" :manpage:`ftjail-copy-skel(8)` Recursively copy template skeleton contents into jail-specific datasets :manpage:`ftjail-datasets-tmpl(8)` Create ZFS template datasets for new Thin Jails using base and skeleton :manpage:`ftjail-freebsd-update(8)` A :manpage:`freebsd-update(8)` implementation for Thin Jails :manpage:`ftjail-mount-tmpl(8)` Canonically mount the RO base and the RW skeleton of a Thin Jail :manpage:`ftjail-umount-tmpl(8)` Unmount mounted Thin Jail template datasets :manpage:`ftjail-interlink-tmpl(8)` Create proper symlinks for "skeleton" style Thin Jails :manpage:`ftjail-populate-tmpl(8)` Populate a prepared directory structure with the contents of a FreeBSD base system :manpage:`ftjail-snapshot-tmpl(8)` Recursively create ZFS snapshots of the RO base datasets and the RW skeleton datasets Implementation Notes -------------------- All commands with the exception of :command:`ftjail populate-tmpl` and :command:`ftjail interlink-tmpl` require ZFS as filesystem. Environment ----------- All environment variables that affect :command:`zfs` are effective also.
