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Questions - jail

Best way for a user within a BSD jail to have full access to a particular user's files on the hosting system

This happens to be a TrueNAS (BSD) system. The system itself has an id of pedz with UID of 1000. (I'll call him Gpedz). I created a jail so I could write an application and run it safely on the NAS...
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pedz

bsd

file-access

jail

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This should work as expected: Make sure their home directory is a zfs filesystem: /usr/home/pedz Add something like this to the jail rc.conf file: jail_pedz_mount_enable="YES" Add this to...
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James Risner

How do I run a Node.js script in a jail after it boots in TrueNAS

I'm very new to server related stuff, but I'm trying to have a node.js server start automatically in a TrueNAS jail upon booting up (instead of starting the server manually through the terminal). The ...
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Gabriel Wilson

node.js

server

freebsd

jail

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M'kay I found a solution. For anyone else who's curious there's an npm package called pm2 that does exactly what I was trying to do. Here's how I got it working: Install pm2: npm install pm2 -g Make p...
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Gabriel Wilson

How to share files between two (desktop) applications in a secure way

The problem is that I need to share files between 2 programs, but I don't want that those files are accessible by the user of the computer and other programs than these 2. So the flow of the files are...
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Wouter

linux

windows

security

sandbox

jail

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You can't really prevent the user/owner of the computer from reading the file if you are storing it on their disk. You can try to make it more difficult to access the content (which is what DRM does) ...
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