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From: "Erich Jenkins, Fuujin Group Ltd" <erich@fuujingroup.com>
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Subject: jail file and directory permissions
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So, I received a response on the Bugs mailing list, suggesting that this 
might have been a directory permission issue I overlooked (because I 
failed to explain the situation as completely as I should have, but 
thank you for the response).

This is not a directory permission issue, this is a jail file permission 
issue. The directory inside the users home directory is owned by root, 
and the user does not have write permission to it.

Come on guys. Am I to assume the lack of interest in this issue is an 
indication that jails are not actively maintained? Should I move three 
racks of equipment to VMware ESXi and FreeBSD rather than use jails?

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Erich M. Jenkins
Fuujin Group Limited

"You should never, never doubt what no one is sure about."
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