# --- JAIL_TOOLS RESOURCE CONFIGURATION FILE
#
# /usr/local/etc/jail.conf, see also http://the-labs.com/FreeBSD/JailTools/
#
# define the ethernet interface, e.g. jail_if=rl0
#   check with ifconfig which interface to use

jail_if=PLEASE_EDIT_ME

#
# define jail_root, where all jails will be created, default is
#     /usr/jails/* or /opt/jails/*
#
# NOTE: in case you plan to jail_install -light <jail>
#       where the /usr will be mounted from the jail-host read-only
#       via nullfs, then you need to set it outside of /usr, e.g. /opt 
#       or so.

jail_root=/usr/jails


#
# define what to do with jail_login= when 'jail_start' is called:
#
#     /etc/rc.jail starts /etc/rc and calls then getty in a loop
#                  which looks like a booted a machine to login into
#
#     /etc/rc      only runs /etc/rc and then quits (jail itself quits,
#                  but inetd within the jail may still run, and you are
#                  able to login into the jailed environment if it's
#                  enabled in /etc/inetd.conf of the jail)
#
#     <empty>      if you leave jail_login empty, then no script is
#                  called, except the jail_shell is started (/bin/sh)

jail_login=


#
# define the jail-shell, as default it's /bin/sh, but you can also use
#     /bin/bash, or /bin/tcsh, e.g. jail_shell=/bin/tcsh

jail_shell=/bin/sh


#
# define how light-installs takes the /usr (read-only) from, by default
# from the host (using nullfs), optionally you can define any FreeBSD
# nfs server. The variable jail_ro_usr will be used internally like
#        mount -o ro $jail_ro_usr $jail_root/$ip/usr
#
# ATTENTION: be aware a possible nfs /usr must have the same release-version 
#            as the jail-host otherwise you quickly run into troubles as
#            the jail-kernel comes from the jail-host, but the userland
#            comes from the nfs server. again, this option is only relevant
#            for light-installs.
#
# jail_ro_usr=server:/usr
# jail_ro_usr=-t null /usr

jail_ro_usr=

# Example of named jails:
# jailconfig_profx="ip 192.168.0.100 login /etc/rc.jail"
# jailconfig_storm="ip 192.168.0.101 shell /bin/tcsh"
# jailconfig_magneto="ip 192.168.0.102 if rl0"
# jailconfig_magma="ip 192.168.0.104 x11 1024x768 depth 24"
# etc.