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- famp @computers:truenas
- h of these examples for your own situation DOMAIN_NAME="wiki.example.com" # the fully qualified domain name of the web site you're going to set up JAIL_NAME="${DOMAIN_NAME%%.*}" # name of the jail containing this instance of a FAMP stack ("wiki" in this exampl
- mail @computers:truenas
- ach of these examples for your own situation JAIL_NAME="net" # name of the jail that will contain the mail server </code> ====== Set up the Mailbox ====== ... can access as an unprivileged user. The domain name (the bit after the @ sign in the email address) can be localhost, or the domain name you set up when you created this jail. If it is o
- dnsmasq @computers:truenas
- ach of these examples for your own situation JAIL_NAME="net" # name of the jail that will contain the instance of dnsmasq </code> 3. Install the software. <code> jexec "ioc-${JAIL_NAME:?}" pkg update jexec "ioc-${JAIL_NAME:?} "pkg install dnsmasq </code> 4. Prepare the dnsmasq configur
- breeze @computers:arduino
- le above, it's not obvious that "variable" is the name of a variable, until the parser sees the equals s... y, it's the bracket that proves "function" is the name of a function. It is possible to search through a... e first word on the line (until the space) is the name of a command. This is a very simple syntax rule f... a Tcl program. The first word on the line is the name of the command, and anything that follows are sim
- gateway @computers:truenas
- ch of these examples for your own situation JAIL_NAME="net" # name of the jail that will contain the gateway and firewall LAN_INTERFACE="epair0b" # ... = Configure NAT ====== <code> jexec "ioc-${JAIL_NAME:?}" mkdir -p "${NAT_CONF%/*}" jexec "ioc-${JAIL_NAME:?}" /bin/sh -c "cat >| ${NAT_CONF:?}" <<END use_
- arduino @computers:arduino
- not be directly accessible to users. If a folder name (rather than a file name) is specified, then it is assumed the user wants to look at "INDEX.HTM" in tha