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Tigersharke at 08:12, 24 April 2013

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Tigersharke at 10:32, 22 April 2013

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Drulavigne at 16:02, 16 April 2013

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Drulavigne at 19:40, 12 April 2013

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Drulavigne: /* Additional Settings */

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‎Additional Settings

Tigersharke: /* Compiling FreeBSD Ports */

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‎Compiling FreeBSD Ports

Tigersharke at 13:10, 1 April 2013

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Tigersharke: /* Managing Software Not Available in Packages Tab */

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‎Managing Software Not Available in Packages Tab

Tigersharke at 07:52, 5 March 2013

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 Warden® is an easy to use, graphical {{citelink|wp|url=FreeBSD_jail|txt=jail}} management program. [[File:Warden1e.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 8.19b: Initial Warden® Screen''']] Using Warden®, it is possible to create multiple, isolated virtual instances of FreeBSD which can be used to run services such as Apache, PHP, or MySQL in a secure manner. Each jail is considered to be a unique FreeBSD operating system and whatever happens in that jail will not affect your operating system or other jails running on the PC-BSD® system.
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 {{txtbox|box='''warden set flags 192.168.1.1 allow.raw_sockets=true,allow.chflags=true'''
-'''warden get flags 192.168.1.1'''
+'''warden get flags 192.168.1.1 allow.raw_sockets=true,allow.chflags=true'''}}
 allow.raw_sockets=true,allow.chflags=true}}
 The Warden® configuration file is located in ''/usr/local/etc/warden.conf.'' It can be manually edited to change the default interface, the directory used for compressing/decompressing files, and the location of the created jails.

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 * it takes time. Depending upon the size of the application, the amount of dependencies, the amount of CPU and RAM on the system, and the current load on the PC-BSD® system, the amount of time can range from a few minutes to a few hours or even to a few days.
-{{note|icon64=if the port does not provide any compile options, save your time and the PC-BSD system's resources by using the '''pkg_add''' command instead.}}
+{{note|width=48.5|align=left|icon64=if the port does not provide any compile options, save your time and the PC-BSD system's resources by using the '''pkg_add''' command instead.}}
 FreshPorts will indicate if a port has any configurable compile options. To continue the example shown in Figure 8.18m, Figure 8.18n shows the configurable options for electric.

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 The installation script is used to install the specified Linux distribution. At this time, installation scripts for Debian Squeeze and for Gentoo are provided. Scripts for other distros will be added over time.
-{{note|width=48.5%|a Linux installation script is simply a shell script which invokes a Linux network installation. In the case of Debian Squeeze, it invokes the '''debootstrap''' command.}}
+{{note|width=48.5%|icon64=a Linux installation script is simply a shell script which invokes a Linux network installation. In the case of Debian Squeeze, it invokes the '''debootstrap''' command.}}
 Once you select the install script, the wizard will ask if you would like to start the jail at boot time as seen in Figure 8.19h.
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 The "Tools" tab, shown in Figure 8.19j, allows you to manage common configuration tasks within a jail.
-{{note|width=48.5%|make sure that the desired jail is highlighted when using the "Tools" tab.}}
+{{warning|width=48.5%|icon64=make sure that the desired jail is highlighted when using the "Tools" tab.}}
 [[File:Warden6b.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 8.19j: Tools Tab for the Highlighted Jail''']]
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 The "Snapshots" tab, shown in Figure 8.19k, is used to create and manage snapshots within the currently highlighted jail.
-{{note|width=48.5%|this tab will be greyed out if you are not using the ZFS filesystem.}}
+{{note|width=48.5%|icon64=this tab will be greyed out if you are not using the ZFS filesystem.}}
 [[File:Warden7b.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 8.19k: Snapshots Tab for the Highlighted Jail''']]
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 [[File:Warden8a.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 8.19l: Packages Tab for the Highlighted Jail''']]
-{{note|width=48.5%|by default, jails use the ''warden'' metapkgset which provides packages suited to a server, command line installation. At this time, meta-packages are not available for Linux jails meaning that this tab will be greyed out if a Linux jail is highlighted.}}
+{{note|width=48.5%|icon64=by default, jails use the ''warden'' metapkgset which provides packages suited to a server, command line installation. At this time, meta-packages are not available for Linux jails meaning that this tab will be greyed out if a Linux jail is highlighted.}}
 The following meta-packages are available:
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 * '''Export jail to .wdn file:''' allows you to save the jail (and all of its software, configuration, and files) as a ''.wdn'' file. This allows you to quickly clone a pre-configured jail to a new jail on either the same or another PC-BSD® system. The exported jail will end with a ''.wdn'' extension and the filename will be the IP address of the jail. When exporting a jail, a pop-up window will prompt you to choose the directory in which to store the backup. A progress bar will indicate that the export is in progress. Creating the ''.wdn'' file may take some time, especially if you have installed src, ports, or software.
-{{note|width=48.5%|you should close all network connections to the jail before exporting it as Warden® will need to stop the jail in order to back it up. If your jail is running services (e.g. a webserver), export the jail at a time that will least impact network connections to the jail.}}
+{{warning|width=48.5%|icon64=you should close all network connections to the jail before exporting it as Warden® will need to stop the jail in order to back it up. If your jail is running services (e.g. a webserver), export the jail at a time that will least impact network connections to the jail.}}
 * '''Delete Jail:''' removes the jail and all of its contents from the PC-BSD® system. You will be prompted to confirm this action.
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 The commands demonstrated in this section can also be used to install software inside a ports jail. The software you install into a ports jail will be available to your PC-BSD® system.  ''' ''If you are interested in installing software on your PC-BSD® system that is not available as a PBI or you wish to learn how to use FreeBSD packages and ports without affecting the software that came with your PC-BSD® system, install the software within a ports jail.'' '''
-{{note|to manage software in a Linux jail, use the package management system provided by that Linux distro. For example, in Debian Squeeze, use {{citelink|wp|url=Aptitude_(software)|aptitude}}.}}
+{{note|icon64=to manage software in a Linux jail, use the package management system provided by that Linux distro. For example, in Debian Squeeze, use {{citelink|wp|url=Aptitude_(software)|aptitude}}.}}
 ''' ''All of the commands in this section assume that you have highlighted the jail that you wish to install software into and clicked ''Tools'' ➜ ''Launch Terminal''.'' '''
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 * it takes time. Depending upon the size of the application, the amount of dependencies, the amount of CPU and RAM on the system, and the current load on the PC-BSD® system, the amount of time can range from a few minutes to a few hours or even to a few days.
-{{note|if the port does not provide any compile options, save your time and the PC-BSD system's resources by using the '''pkg_add''' command instead.}}
+{{note|icon64=if the port does not provide any compile options, save your time and the PC-BSD system's resources by using the '''pkg_add''' command instead.}}
 FreshPorts will indicate if a port has any configurable compile options. To continue the example shown in Figure 8.18m, Figure 8.18n shows the configurable options for electric.
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 To change an option's setting, use the arrow keys to highlight the option, then press the ''' ''spacebar'' ''' to toggle the selection. Once you are finished, press enter. The port will begin to compile and install.
-{{note|width=48.5%|if you change your mind, the configuration screen will not be displayed again should you stop and restart the build. Type '''make config && make install clean''' if you need to change your selected options.}}
+{{note|width=48.5%|icon64=if you change your mind, the configuration screen will not be displayed again should you stop and restart the build. Type '''make config && make install clean''' if you need to change your selected options.}}
 If the port has any dependencies with options, their configuration screens will be displayed and the compile will pause until it receives your input. It is a good idea to keep an eye on the compile until it finishes and you are returned to the command prompt.
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 How long the compile will take can range from a few minutes to many hours, depending upon the size of the application and the speed of your system. The '''make''' command will spit out many messages, most of which you can ignore as they are simply an indication of which source is currently being compiled.  Occasionally, '''make''' will encounter an error and will stop with an error message. If the solution for the error is not obvious to you, try a web search for the keywords in the error message.
-{{note|sometimes due to licensing reasons a port will require that a file be downloaded manually and placed into the ''/usr/ports/distfiles/'' directory. After downloading and copying this file to that directory, repeat the '''make''' command to finish the compile.}}
+{{note|icon64=sometimes due to licensing reasons a port will require that a file be downloaded manually and placed into the ''/usr/ports/distfiles/'' directory. After downloading and copying this file to that directory, repeat the '''make''' command to finish the compile.}}
 Once the port is installed, it is registered in the same package database that manages packages. This means that you can use the '''pkg_info''' command to determine what was installed, as described in the previous section.