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Hi. I host a webserver under a jail, on a FreeBSD 14.0 machine. The jail is started on boot.

So within the jail go to the syscontrol directory and then issue this command: touch reboot . Then as soon as the cronjob activates it will ...

Hello Often I get the following problem when starting / restarting my jails # service jail start sys1 Starting jails: cannot start jail ...

I reloaded the devfs_ruleset by service devfs restart and service jail restart jailname and service jail restart. I got back into the ...

I'm currently looking for a standardized way to 'reboot' jails from within. 'shutdown' is a simple one, just issue 'kill -TERM -1' and you're done.

Once a jail is installed, it can be started by using the jail(8) utility. The 4 elements listed earlier in the guide (directory subtree, hostname, IP address, ...

Jails are started, stopped or restarted in same fashion as any other services in FreeBSD, with service <servicename> (start|stop|restart) .

You can restart the jail from the web GUI: just go to Jails, click on your jail, and click the reboot button on the bottom.

If you wanted something simple and you are unsure on how the jail crashed then I'd stop and restart the jail via the CRON.