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SYNOPSIS
bastille clone [-alx] TARGET NEW_NAME IPThe bastille clone sub-command will create an exact duplicate of the targeted jail, giving it the specified NEW_NAME and IP address.
EXAMPLES
Clone myjail to newjail:
# bastille clone myjail newjail 10.23.3.4/24Clone myjail to newjail with DHCP (VNET only):
# bastille clone myjail newjail DHCPClone myjail to newjail while running, with debug mode:
# bastille clone -xl myjail newjail 10.23.3.4/24 -
I'm pleased to report that I've just submitted the final capstone paper for my master's degree in cybersecurity!
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The bastille convert sub-command will convert a thin jail to a thick jail if only the TARGET argument is given.
If a TARGET and RELEASE is specified, it will convert the jail into a custom release. The jail will remain intact, and you will have a duplicate of it to use a a release base for any new jails.
EXAMPLES
Convert myjail from thin to thick:
# bastille convert myjailCreate myrelease from myjail:
# bastille convert myjail myrelease -
Ugh. I rebooted my FreeBSD server server (runs some #bastilleBSD jails and a bhyve linux vm) and now the bhyve vm isn’t on the network. Somehow I had something working but not matching what was in rc.conf and no clue what it was. :(
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bastille jcp – Copy file(s)/directorie(s) from jail to jail(s).SYNOPSIS
bastille jcp [-qx] SOURCE_JAIL JAIL_PATH DESTINATION_JAIL JAIL_PATHDESCRIPTION
The bastille jcp sub-command will copy files and directories from a single jail to any targeted jail(s).-q, --quiet : Suppress output.
-x, --debug : Enable debug mode.
EXAMPLES
Copy /etc/resolv.conf from myjail to yourjail:
# bastille jcp myjail /etc/resolv.conf yourjail /etc -
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bastille rcp – Copy file(s)/directorie(s) from jail to host.SYNOPSIS
bastille rcp [-qx] TARGET JAIL_PATH HOST_PATHDESCRIPTION
The bastille rcp sub-command will copy JAIL_PATH to HOST_PATH from inside TARGET.-q, --quiet : Suppress output.
-x, --debug : Enable debug mode.
EXAMPLES
Copy /etc/resolv.conf.custom to host:
# bastille rcp myjail /etc/resolv.custom /jailstuff/etcCopy /etc to host quietly:
# bastille rcp -q myjail /etc /jailstuff/etc -
From `man bastille-restart`:
EXAMPLES
Restart all jails, ignoring stopped jail:
> bastille restart -i allRestart all jails, but only if boot=on:
> bastille restart -b allRestart all jails with a 5 second delay between each one:
> bastille restart -d 5 all -
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bastille service – Manage services within jail(s).SYNOPSIS
bastille service [-ax] TARGET SERVICE ARGSDESCRIPTION
The bastille service sub-command can manage services in jails.-a, --auto
Auto mode. Start/stop jail(s) if required.-x, --debug
Enable debug mode.EXAMPLES
Start nginx in myjail:
> bastille service myjail nginx startStop caddy in myjail:
> bastille service myjail caddy stop -
@BastilleBSD My finds so far, all names of prisons:
- `Bastille`, obviously
- `folsom`, which seems to refer to Folsom State Prison
- `azkaban`, duhI'm not sure what the user `ishmael` refers to though, prison-wise
#nerdsniping people into reading documentation, bravo :)
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@BastilleBSD My finds so far, all names of prisons:
- `Bastille`, obviously
- `folsom`, which seems to refer to Folsom State Prison
- `azkaban`, duhI'm not sure what the user `ishmael` refers to though, prison-wise
#nerdsniping people into reading documentation, bravo :)
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@BastilleBSD My finds so far, all names of prisons:
- `Bastille`, obviously
- `folsom`, which seems to refer to Folsom State Prison
- `azkaban`, duhI'm not sure what the user `ishmael` refers to though, prison-wise
#nerdsniping people into reading documentation, bravo :)
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@BastilleBSD My finds so far, all names of prisons:
- `Bastille`, obviously
- `folsom`, which seems to refer to Folsom State Prison
- `azkaban`, duhI'm not sure what the user `ishmael` refers to though, prison-wise
#nerdsniping people into reading documentation, bravo :)
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@BastilleBSD My finds so far, all names of prisons:
- `Bastille`, obviously
- `folsom`, which seems to refer to Folsom State Prison
- `azkaban`, duhI'm not sure what the user `ishmael` refers to though, prison-wise
#nerdsniping people into reading documentation, bravo :)
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Did you know that there are historical and literary "easter eggs" in the Bastille documentation?
I can't provide any clues without giving them away, but after eight years I'm starting to think they're too clever.
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Another sneak preview of the in-progress BastilleBSD web interface, powered by the new BastilleBSD API.
The Resources page provides you with a quick overview of the available hardware resources and allows you to manage CPU, MEM and DISK based limits.
What do you think about the Resources page?
Note: these previews are still subject to change before release.
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2026 continues to be a good year for BastilleBSD!
We've onboarded our third training cohort this month, API development continues to mature and the UI is nearly ready for wider testing.
Let us know here if you'd like to help beta test the API and web interface on your Bastille hosts.
#BastilleBSD #FreeBSD #2026 #Training #API
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Want to contribute to Rocinante?
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Want to contribute to Rocinante?
It's an open-source project, and new contributors are always welcome. Check out the GitHub repository to get started.
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Want to contribute to Rocinante?
It's an open-source project, and new contributors are always welcome. Check out the GitHub repository to get started.
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> man bastille-import
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If the RELEASE argument is specified, Bastille will import the jail using that release.**EXAMPLES**
Import myjail_DATE.txz:
> bastille import myjail_DATE.txzImport myjail_DATE.gz under 15.0-RELEASE:
> bastille import myjail_DATE.txz 15.0-RELEASEImport myjail_DATE.gz under 15.0-RELEASE from non-default location:
> bastille import /my/custom/folder/myjail_DATE.txz 15.0-RELEASE -
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We're aware of an issue with the Rocinante documentation being inaccessible due to a domain expiring. We're moving some things around and will get it fixed soon.
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We're aware of an issue with the Rocinante documentation being inaccessible due to a domain expiring. We're moving some things around and will get it fixed soon.
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We're aware of an issue with the Rocinante documentation being inaccessible due to a domain expiring. We're moving some things around and will get it fixed soon.
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We're aware of an issue with the Rocinante documentation being inaccessible due to a domain expiring. We're moving some things around and will get it fixed soon.