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From: Elite Bizkit (elite_bizkit_at_hotmail.com)
Date: Thu Jan 02 2003 - 03:56:02 CST

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    Ah I see, "sh MAKEDEV jail" creates a device inside the jail, so if I run
    "rm -fr /usr/jail" the device will be removed aswell?

    - BiZKiT

    >From: "Nielsen" <nielsenmemberwebs.com>
    >To: "Elite Bizkit"
    ><elite_bizkithotmail.com>,<freebsd-securityFreeBSD.org>
    >Subject: Re: Removing a Jail
    >Date: Thu, 2 Jan 2003 07:49:13 +0000 (GMT)
    >
    > > Me again :p Im bulding my Jails using the script in the jail(8) man
    >pages,
    > > to resolve the issue of not being able to ping my NIC alias I have
    >changed
    > > the IP of the alias and therefore the IP of the jail. Each jail is
    >in a
    > > certain folder with its own IP (e.g. /my/jail/10.0.0.1/). First of
    >all, how
    > > do I remove current jail? is it as easy as just deleting the folder?
    >
    >yes.
    >
    > > Secondly in the script (located in jail(8) man pages) it runs "sh
    >MAKEDEV
    > > jail", if I run this script again with a different IP will it have
    >any
    > > conflicts because "sh MAKEDEV jail" has already been run?
    >
    >No. MAKEDEV operates in the current folder. That's in the jail(8) man
    >pages, you change to the appropriate /dev directory before running 'sh
    >MAKEDEV jail'.
    >
    >Cheers
    >
    >Nate

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