How to copy freebsd jail
To copy freebsd jail directory you have to archive it in order to preserve all:
copy freebsd jail
mkdir /path/to/new_jail
cd /path/to/old_jail
tar -cpf - . | More >> 
zfs import recover pool
If you have a zfs partition and want to recover it on a new server zfs capable:
zfs import
- will list zfs pools
zfs import pool_name
to recover it
you can mount it More >> Step 1- FreeBSD 9.0 cpu temperature
In order to find out freebsd 9.0 cpu temperature
you will have to load the module:
kldload coretemp
Step 2 - FreeBSD 9.0 cpu temperature
then:
sysctl More >> ISC.ORG any ATTACK -Â dns attack isc.org any query
An attack on udp port 53 is spreading around these days (isc.org any query attack) Attack is like this:
Attacker sends a small udp packet using victims More >>
Try this ping 192.168.xxx
what happens ? believe me it works ! How ? Strange ! Magic ! :-)
let's see:
If you try ping 192.168.xxx you receive an answer from an ip sixty seven dot two hundred More >> Asign cpu core to jail
To asign one or more cpu's to a freebsd jail just enter:
cpuset -l x,y -j jaild
this will asign cpus/cores x and y to specific jail id
Asign cpu core to jail
by default More >> 
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to find all files which contain "somename" in name:
find / -name "*somename*" -ls
that's simply way to work with find command in freebsd
to More >> Freebsd 9.0 howto jail
Easiest way i guess for a new jail under FreeBSD 9.0 :
mkdir /path/to/newjail
cd path/to/newjail
wget ftp://ftp2.de.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/releases/amd64/amd64/9.0-RELEASE/base.txz
tar More >> tr -d \\r < dosfile > newfile