Am 17.05.2020 um 06:01 schrieb Greg A. Woods <wo...@planix.com>: > > I know some people do allow human users to login to FreeBSD "jails", but > I really have to wonder why. I think if you want to give human users > the idea that they have their own machine then you really do need to > give them a whole VM (at least with Unix/POSIX systems -- modernized > multics-like systems might be a better way).
if you really wonder, take a look at i.e. FreeNAS as other projects which uses BSD jails as containers for virtual multi host environments (i.e. mailservers, LAMP stuff, Database servers, Samba stuff and proprietary / binary software etc) which all have their own IPs as root as user contexts in fs as userspace and security isolation (system as net / firewalling etc) is a major reason. This is one of the most used scenarios today. many greetings, niels. — Niels Dettenbach https://www.syndicat.com https://www.syndicat.com/pub_key.asc
