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FreeNas: Create Custom Jails template

FreeNAS® supports the ability to add custom templates to the Templates drop-down menu described in Table 13.2.1. To create a custom template, first install the desired operating system and configure it as needed. The installation can be either to an existing jail or on another system. Next, create an mtree specification using this command, replacing /path/to/jail with the actual path to the jail:

After configuration is complete, create a tarball of the entire operating system to be used as a template. This tarball needs to be compressed with gzip and end in a .tgz extension. Be careful when creating the tarball as it is possible to end up in a recursive loop. In other words, the resulting tarball must be saved outside of the operating system being tarballed, such as to an external USB drive or network share. Alternately, create a temporary directory within the operating system and use the –exclude switch to tar to exclude this directory from the tarball. The exact tar command to use will vary, depending upon the operating system being used to create the tarball. Save the generated .mtree and .tgz files to either an FTP share or an HTTP server. The FTP or…

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Restore FreeNAS jail from dataset snapshot/backup

If something bad happens with your FreeNAS jail you might want to go back in time and just restore the jail from a previously saved snapshot of the jail dataset. Of course, this assumes that you previously have taken snapshots to restore from for the jail, either automatically or manually. If so, this howto describes how you can restore the state of your jail to any of those snapshots.

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Installing GitLab on FreeBSD 10

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