Re: Acces to apache log.

On 19.06.2008 17:47, Albert Shih wrote: Hi all I'm using FreeBSD with jail. On those jail I'm running apache and tomcat (not apache/tomcat, but apache and tomcat not in same jail of course). Now my user (developper team) want to have access to tomcat log and apache log for debugging. I really

Re: Acces to apache log.

On my server with jails, I have changed the error-log directive of Apache to send logs in an other jail which is listening with syslog and it works fine. Then you have just to create an acces in this jail. albinootje wrote: Albert Shih wrote: Hi, I'm using FreeBSD with jail. On those jai

Re: new set of multi-IPv4/v6/noIP jail patches

On Thu, 19 Jun 2008, alexus wrote: Hi, I'm about to try out your latest patch http://sources.zabbadoz.net/freebsd/jail/20080617-01-jail-7.0R.diff be aware that this one will be updated again soonish (as some things do not yet work [raw ipv6 sockets to be precise is what I am aware of so far])

Re: new set of multi-IPv4/v6/noIP jail patches

On Jun 19, 2008, at 8:23 PM, alexus wrote: I'm about to try out your latest patch http://sources.zabbadoz.net/freebsd/jail/20080617-01-jail-7.0R.diff i didn't find any instructions, did I missed them or they just don't exists at all? can you give us some short cheat sheet on what needs to be d

Re: new set of multi-IPv4/v6/noIP jail patches

I'm about to try out your latest patch http://sources.zabbadoz.net/freebsd/jail/20080617-01-jail-7.0R.diff i didn't find any instructions, did I missed them or they just don't exists at all? can you give us some short cheat sheet on what needs to be done in order to install and use it correctly?

Re: Acces to apache log.

Albert Shih schrieb: How can I do that ? Make the acces to apache-log and tomcat-log (or anything log) to my users ? Maybe some unconventional approach: use syslog to write all logs to a user-accessible location. (If they have no shell account at all, then to a file on the Apache server the

Re: Acces to apache log.

Albert Shih wrote: Hi, > I'm using FreeBSD with jail. On those jail I'm running apache and tomcat > (not apache/tomcat, but apache and tomcat not in same jail of course). > > Now my user (developper team) want to have access to tomcat log and apache > log for debugging. > > I really prefer to n

Acces to apache log.

Hi all I'm using FreeBSD with jail. On those jail I'm running apache and tomcat (not apache/tomcat, but apache and tomcat not in same jail of course). Now my user (developper team) want to have access to tomcat log and apache log for debugging. I really prefer to not grant ssh access to my devel

Re: tun/gif interfaces inside jail.

Peter Ankerstål wrote: Is it possible to give root access to a certain tun-interface inside a jail? In order to use OpenVPN or something like that? -- Jail can use only 1 IP address (currently). If you need to use only some ports on VPN, you can use port redirect by firewall. I am using it

Re: tun/gif interfaces inside jail.

Jille Timmmermans wrote: No. You must run OpenVPN outside of your jail Peter Ankerstål wrote: I have readRUMORS that you can have the jailed systems route through and access the jail which is outside the jail, but so far, have not sean any real 'cookbook' on how to do it. I tried it a

Re: tun/gif interfaces inside jail.

No. You must run OpenVPN outside of your jail Peter Ankerstål wrote: Is it possible to give root access to a certain tun-interface inside a jail? In order to use OpenVPN or something like that? -- Peter Ankerstål [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ freebsd-jail@f

tun/gif interfaces inside jail.

Is it possible to give root access to a certain tun-interface inside a jail? In order to use OpenVPN or something like that? -- Peter Ankerstål [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ freebsd-jail@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/free