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Subject: Re: jail_set_vimage - Vimage under new jails
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I'd like to have "jail_set versions" of a lot of what's out there - 
certainly what's being currently worked on.  My next target is Bjoern 
Zeeb's multi-ip/no-ip/ipv6 extension (actually, I've got no-ip 
already).  But I don't want to turn it all into one grand jail_set patch 
without buy-in, as I don't know which patches have what kind of support.

Some things like vimage work well as prison services, using the provided 
jail layering and remaining their own separate things.  But most of the 
jail patches are extensions to the base jail stuff itself, and would 
make more sense to just add to the existing jail code.  Some of these 
changes re-appear in different forms in different patches.

- Jamie


Julian Elischer wrote:
> One question I have is to do with Jails in general.
> There are a lot of other patches floating around with
> jails features.  How many of those patches are going to be
> incorporated?