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FBSD jail question
I'm trying to establish a jail on a FBSD 6.1 system and have a couple of questions on bringing up the daemon.
Under the jail man page there are two user flags that I am unclear on, -u username The user name from host environment as whom the command should run. -U username The user name from jailed environment as whom the command should run. I think that I understand what the -U is for, but wouldn't bet the family silverware on it, as for the -u flag I am completely lost. Could someone give me a clue on these two items? Thanks thumper |
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I suppose the "-u" implies the real user name on the system, vhost, or something else, where the "-U" is the jailed one, i.e. you can have different credentials.
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