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SOLVED Webserver in Jail?
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It's not but this topic interest me. Would it be advisable to set up a simple web server in a jail and make it internet facing?
If it is possible and doesn't put the rest of the box at a security risk I'd love to know how to set one up for a simple private discussion forum for about 50 people. I've got one set up in virtualbox but I'd rather have it in a jail using nginx, mysql and php. Then again it wouldn't take much to get one running on a raspberry pi either and maybe that's a better option.
If it is possible and doesn't put the rest of the box at a security risk I'd love to know how to set one up for a simple private discussion forum for about 50 people. I've got one set up in virtualbox but I'd rather have it in a jail using nginx, mysql and php. Then again it wouldn't take much to get one running on a raspberry pi either and maybe that's a better option.
danb35
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It is not, but here's a recent thread discussing installing one: https://forums.freenas.org/index.php?threads/jails-and-famp-server.27975/
A jail is pretty much a base FreeBSD installation, so you can install whatever web server you want inside it.
A jail is pretty much a base FreeBSD installation, so you can install whatever web server you want inside it.
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