Created attachment 170616 [details] port_diff Summary of 4.7 update 1. When running "qjail create -c" option for creating a jail with ssh and a user id / password of the jail name. On first start the user id gets created in the jail. This first start status was not being turned off. Added code to start logic to fix this. 2. Did not like the way console function was handling console commands being passed to the jail for execution. Changed the logic so it works like this. If -c option used alone or if -c & -u used together, them default jexec command format used. If no -c option then "jexec jailname login -f <root or -u value>" format used. This is real login causing the Welcome message to display. 3. Corrected the qjail manual console function to document usage of -c and -u flags.
A commit references this bug: Author: amdmi3 Date: Thu May 26 13:16:48 UTC 2016 New revision: 415891 URL: https://svnweb.freebsd.org/changeset/ports/415891 Log: - Update to 4.7 Changes: 1. When running "qjail create -c" option for creating a jail with ssh and a user id / password of the jail name. On first start the user id gets created in the jail. This first start status was not being turned off. Added code to start logic to fix this. 2. Did not like the way console function was handling console commands being passed to the jail for execution. Changed the logic so it works like this. If -c option used alone or if -c & -u used together, them default jexec command format used. If no -c option then "jexec jailname login -f <root or -u value>" format used. This is real login causing the Welcome message to display. 3. Corrected the qjail manual console function to document usage of -c and -u flags. PR: 209737 Submitted by: qjail1@a1poweruser.com (maintainer) Changes: head/sysutils/qjail/Makefile head/sysutils/qjail/distinfo