Have anybody DA in the jail?

[DJSedoy]

Subj.....

[l0rdphi1]

Hello,

This has been discussed before over here: http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2107&highlight=user+jail
;)

Phi1.

[sysadm]

Originally posted by l0rdphi1
Hello,

This has been discussed before over here: http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2107&highlight=user+jail
;)

Phi1.

I'm guessing DJSedoy asked about jail(8). The topic above is about "jail" as user chroot, not FreeBSD's jail (see manpage 8).

[DJSedoy]

Sorry, but I mean DA in the virtual machine - FreeBSD Jail.

I've tried to install DA into the jail, and it's working... Almost :p For example - some startup scripts (such as httpd.sh) cannot find its child proccess and trying to restart service every minute.

[sysadm]

Originally posted by DJSedoy
Sorry, but I mean DA in the virtual machine - FreeBSD Jail.

I've tried to install DA into the jail, and it's working... Almost :p For example - some startup scripts (such as httpd.sh) cannot find its child proccess and trying to restart service every minute.
Try to run services/deamons in the same jail as DA.

Regards,
sysadm

[DirectAdmin Support]

DJSedoy: make sure you have a /proc directory for processes (except FreeBSD 5.x). DA needs to check for the running processes, if it can't find them, it will try to restart them.

John