# $FreeBSD$
Sample 1: jail.conf(5)
$ cp jib jng /usr/sbin/
$ cat jail.xxx.conf >> /etc/jail.conf
$ vi /etc/jail.conf
# NB: Customize root directory and bridge interface
$ sysrc jail_enable=YES
# NB: Assumes jail_list="" (meaning ``all jails in jail.conf'')
# NB: Assumes rc_conf_files="" (``below rc.conf(5) samples not used'')
$ service jail start
Sample 2: rc.conf(5)
$ cp jib jng /usr/sbin/
$ cp rc.conf.jails /etc/
$ vi /etc/rc.conf.jails
# NB: Customize root directory and bridge interface
$ sysrc rc_conf_files+=/etc/rc.conf.jails
# NB: Assumes /etc/jail.conf does not exist and jail_list=""
$ service jail start
Sample 3: Per-jail jail.conf(5)
$ cp jib jng /usr/sbin/
$ cp jail.xxx.conf /etc/
$ vi /etc/jail.xxx.conf
# NB: Customize root directory and bridge interface
$ sysrc jail_enable=YES
$ sysrc jail_list+=xxx
# NB: Assumes rc_conf_files=""
$ service jail start
Sample 4: Per-jail rc.conf(5)
$ cp jib jng /usr/sbin/
$ cp rcjail.xxx.conf /etc/
$ vi /etc/rcjail.xxx.conf
# NB: Customize root directory and bridge interface
$ sysrc jail_enable=YES
$ sysrc jail_list+=xxx
$ sysrc rc_conf_files+=/etc/rcjail.xxx.conf
# NB: Assumes neither /etc/jail.conf nor /etc/jail.xxx.conf exist
$ service jail start
For additional recipes, see share/examples/netgraph for
making and hooking together jails using netgraph as the
virtual networking fabric.
