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In the beginning, I want to call myself the assembler man, but I have
a very poor english at 14' (I'm spanish) and
I didn't know what 'ass' means XD. But yes,
I'm assman.
Yes. This can be the right approach to this.
If you have all the packages ready for install into jail, you can jail a whole system:) But when you change the original package, you need to re-package the 'jail' version.
But, lets go one step far: what about to create a script that generates the jail package ? this shouln't be so difficult: jail explores the binary files (and a dry run) in order to extract the 'dependencies' of this file. But you can explicity say what are the dependencies (e.g. you can tell the packager that apache requires the bin/* files, the conf/* files, and the libexec/*, plus all the required libraries (found when jail explores all the binary and library files)
I think on this, it looks useful!. For now, what wants to create a.deb or.rpm packages for jail so it can be included in some distros
I'm Assman:) Yes, Jail works on all of these platforms!. I mantained Jail for about one year,
If you see the page, Its pretty outdated. I want
to update it more frecuently, but we have some
'technnical dificulties' (mainly, I need a new
site to migrate Jail)
Now I have new plans for it: support more platforms, fix the installation bugs, migrate all the scripts to python (yes, python rocks!) and support program dependencies in order to install all the software (not only one binary or script)
Thanks to everyone for your feedback and new
ideas.
- Juan M. Casillas
PS: Please send me all your feedback in order to improve jail!
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Yes !
In the beginning, I want to call myself the assembler man, but I have a very poor english at 14' (I'm spanish) and I didn't know what 'ass' means XD. But yes, I'm assman.
Hello
Yes. This can be the right approach to this. If you have all the packages ready for install into jail, you can jail a whole system :) But when you change the original package, you need to re-package the 'jail' version.
But, lets go one step far: what about to create a script that generates the jail package ? this shouln't be so difficult: jail explores the binary files (and a dry run) in order to extract the 'dependencies' of this file. But you can explicity say what are the dependencies (e.g. you can tell the packager that apache requires the bin/* files, the conf/* files, and the libexec/*, plus all the required libraries (found when jail explores all the binary and library files)
I think on this, it looks useful!. For now, what wants to create a .deb or .rpm packages for jail so it can be included in some distros
Hi to everybody !
I'm Assman :) Yes, Jail works on all of these platforms!. I mantained Jail for about one year,
If you see the page, Its pretty outdated. I want
to update it more frecuently, but we have some
'technnical dificulties' (mainly, I need a new
site to migrate Jail)
Now I have new plans for it: support more platforms, fix the installation bugs, migrate all the scripts to python (yes, python rocks!) and support program dependencies in order to install all the software (not only one binary or script)
Thanks to everyone for your feedback and new ideas.
- Juan M. Casillas
PS: Please send me all your feedback in order to improve jail!