qjail.conf(8) BSD System Manager's Manual qjail.conf(8)NAMEqjail.conf — The qjail default configuration file.
DESCRIPTIONqjail.conf contains the qjail environment defaults. In most cases the
defaults do not need changing. It's recommended to use the defaults. The
defaults are hard coded in the qjail script. The qjail.conf file as
delivered is located at /usr/local/etc/qjail.conf.sample and is not
required for the qjail system to run. To make a permanent override to the
defaults, you first must remove the .sample suffix.
PATH OPTIONS
If you want to alter the "jaildir" variable after running "qjail install"
you will have to delete all your jails using the "qjail delete" command
and them "rm -rf /usr/jails/" before un-commenting it and running the
"qjail install" command again.
qjail_jaildir
Location of qjail environment root directory
default: /usr/jails
If you want to alter the "archivedir" variable after running "qjail
install" you will have to create the directory at the new path and copy
any archive files from the old location to the new or they will be un-
accessable.
qjail_archivedir
Archive location used by subcommands
archive, restore, and create.
default: /usr/jails/archive
Altering the following variables take effect immediately.
qjail_default_flavor
This is the flavor name used by default when creating
a new jail.
default: default
qjail_sourcetree
Location of FreeBSD's source tree "qjail install"
command uses.
default: /usr/src
qjail_ftphost
Remote server the "qjail install" command uses to fetch its
RELEASE distribution files from
default: ftp2.freebsd.org
qjail_default_execute
Logon command used by "qjail console" command
default: /usr/bin/login -f root
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