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In message <4183A771.7080906@liwing.de>, Jens Rehsack writes:

>>>Oh, that means for each update you have to stop all jails running
>>>on those mounts? How useful could that be on production machines?
>> 
>> I don't know, that depends on what you use jails for.
>
>Web-Service(s), Mail-Service(s), Name-Service, ...
>
>And on each update I had to stop the services, shutting down the jail,
>unmount each ro-bunch, mount rw, update, unmount, remount ro-bunches,
>starting jails & services.

Then this is probably not a good thing for your installation.

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