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FreeBSD Jails are a fancy chroot so that someone using the jail can have root access and still not have complete control over the server that provides the jail infrastructure. | [[FreeBSD]] Jails are a fancy [[chroot]] so that someone using the jail can have root access and still not have complete control over the server that provides the jail infrastructure. | ||
Similar to Solaris containers. | Similar to Solaris containers. | ||
An easy way to set up jails is to use the ezjail port found in the /usr/ports directory. | |||
