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APPJAIL.CONF(5) FreeBSD File Formats Manual APPJAIL.CONF(5)

appjail.conf — Configuration parameters for AppJail

/usr/local/etc/appjail/appjail.conf

The appjail(1) utility uses some defaults that are safe for most environments, but you can change any parameters described below to adapt it to your needs. appjail.conf is a file that contains the parameters that control the operation of appjail(1). Note that this file is an sh(1) script.

PREFIX
Root prefix used by other directories.
Default:
LOGDIR
Location of log files.
Default:
JAILDIR
Location of jail root directories.
Default:
TMPDIR
Location of temporary files. It is highly recommended to use tmpfs(5) as the files written here are ephemeral and are not needed after a system reboot. Additionally, some AppJail operations (e.g. healthcheckers) may be using this directory during their execution, so if a power outage occurs and after the system reboots, those files will be there anyway (garbage).
Default:
GLOBAL_GIT_CACHEDIR
Location of repositories when using the method in a Makejail file.
Default:
HOOKSDIR
Location of hooks. This directory must have two subdirectories, for executables to be run before executing the subcommand, and for executables to be run after executing the subcommand.

SHAREDIR
Location of shared files.
Default:
COMMANDS
Location of AppJail commands.
Default:
FILESDIR
Location of files used by AppJail.
Default:
LIBDIR
Location of libraries (scripts that contains functions) used by AppJail and their commands.
Default:
SCRIPTSDIR
Location of scripts used by AppJail.
Default:
UTILDIR
Location of utilities used by AppJail.
Default:
MAKEJAILDIR
Directory used by appjail-makejail(1) command.
Default:
MAKEJAIL_COMMANDS
Location of Makejail commands.
Default:
MAKEJAIL_WCOMMANDS
Location of generators for the creation of the initscript.
Default:
DATADIR
Location of files generated by AppJail.
Default:
CACHEDIR
Location of data that can be reused later.
Default:
NETWORKDIR
Location of network's files such as their parameters.
Default:
RELEASEDIR
Location of releases created using FreeBSD components or similar (e.g.: debootstrap).
Default:
COMPONENTSDIR
Location of FreeBSD components ⟨base.txz, lib32.txz, ...⟩
Default:

ENABLE_ZFS
Enable or disable ZFS support. Use 0 ⟨default⟩ to disable it and any other value to enable it.

: Don't enable or disable this parameter after using AppJail, it must be set before use. See (BUGS/Don't mix ZFS and non-ZFS file systems!) in appjail-tutorial(7) for details.

Default: 0

ZPOOL
ZFS pool name.
Default:
ZROOTFS
Root prefix but for ZFS datasets. It will be concatenated using the ZFS pool name i.e. , e.g.: .
Default: appjail
ZOPTS
Optional ZFS parameters for datasets. You must escape characters that can be later interpreted by the shell.
Default:

SHORTEN_DOMAIN_NAMES
Use shorter domain names instead of full names, that is, if we enable this parameter and we have a jail called jtest that is in the ajnet virtual network and with the suffix .appjail, instead of resolving we can also resolve jtest.
Default: 0
NETWORK_TO_SHORTEN
The parameter only makes sense for a single virtual network; This parameter sets which virtual network AppJail will use for the aforementioned parameter.
Default:
HOST_DOMAIN
Domain suffix for hostnames when the template does not specify the parameter to explicitly set a hostname ⟨host.hostname⟩ Also this parameter is used when generating the list of hostnames for each virtual network, again as a domain suffix.
Default: .appjail

DEFAULT_TIMEZONE
Parameter equivalent to the tzdata option in appjail-quick(1). By default this parameter is set to an empty value.
USE_TIMEZONE
Enable or disable the tzdata parameter. See appjail-quick(1).
Default: 1

DEFAULT_DEVFS_RULESET
Default ruleset number to use when the parameter is not specified in appjail-quick(1). This only makes sense when the device parameter is not specified, since when it is used a number is automatically assigned.
Default:
DEFAULT_MOUNT_DEVFS
Parameter equivalent to the option in appjail-quick(1).
Default: 0
DEVFS_ASSIGN_ALGO
What algorithm to use to assign a ruleset number when using the device parameter in appjail-quick(1):
  • fsmn ⟨Find Smallest Missing Number⟩

    This algorithm will select an smallest unused number from a list of numbers. It takes into account the length of the list. If the list has a length of 0, the unused number is 1; if the length is 1, so the list has one element, the algorithm checks if that element is 1, if so, the unused number is , if not, is 1. If this check is unsuccessful, the algorithm does an N/2 linear search to compare two numbers starting from 1 up to the length of the list. If nothing matches, the last element plus 1 is the unused number.

  • fnfs ⟨Find Number From Start⟩

    This algorithm selects a given number from a list of numbers. If this number is already in use, the number is incremented and the search continues. Once this search is finished, the resulting number is the unused. As fsmn, it takes the length of the list. If the list has a length of 0, the resulting number is the same as the given number.

You don't need to worry about the details, but for the record: both algorithms assume that the list is sorted and that all elements are unique. The list of numbers is the output of the command plus the assigned ruleset numbers of other jails.

Use fsmn if you have no problem assigning lower numbers, if you don't edit devfs.rules(5) frequently, or if you have rulesets with a higher number in that file.

Use fnfs is you want a more deterministic way of assigning a ruleset number.

Default: fsmn

DEVFS_FNFS
Initial number used by fnfs.
Default:

VOLUMESDIR
Location of the root directory inside the jail for volumes that don't have a mountpoint explicitly set.
Default:
DEFAULT_TEMPLATE
Default template that will be used by some operations such as appjail-start(1) or appjail-quick(1).
Default:
DEFAULT_BOOT
Parameter equivalent to the boot option in appjail-quick(1).
Default: 1
DEFAULT_PACKAGES
Parameter equivalent to the option in appjail-quick(1). By default this parameter is set to an empty value.
DEFAULT_PRIORITY
Parameter equivalent to the option in appjail-quick(1).
Default: 0
DEFAULT_START
Parameter equivalent to the start option in appjail-quick(1).
Default: 0
DEFAULT_RESTART
Parameter equivalent to the option in appjail-quick(1). This parameter requires option start to be used.
Default: 0
DEFAULT_RUN
Parameter equivalent to the option in appjail-quick(1). This parameter requires option start to be used.
Default: 0
DEFAULT_LOGIN
Parameter equivalent to the option in appjail-quick(1). This parameter requires option start to be used.
Default: 0
DEFAULT_LOGIN_USER
Parameter equivalent to the option in appjail-quick(1).
Default:
DEFAULT_COPYDIR
Parameter equivalent to the option in appjail-quick(1).
Default:
DEFAULT_OVERWRITE
Parameter equivalent to the option in appjail-quick(1).
Default: 0

USE_PARALLEL
Start and stop jails in parallel.
USE_PARALLEL_NATNET
Perform NAT per network in parallel.

AUTO_NETWORK_ADDR
Network address. This and the below parameters are used by the subcommand in appjail-network(1) to create a virtual network when none are specified in appjail-quick(1).
Default:
AUTO_NETWORK_NAME
Network name.
Default: ajnet
AUTO_NETWORK_DESC
Network description.
Default:
USE_FIREWALL
Packet filter or firewall to use. pf, and are valid values, but currently only pf is supported.
Default: pf
EXT_IF
External interface. By default, AppJail will automatically get the external interface, but it is highly recommended to set this parameter explicitly to improve performance and stability. Performance improves because AppJail relies on you for this task, so it does not need to get the external interface for each execution. Stability is improved because the external interface may not be valid if e.g. it is unplugged or you have multiple interfaces and you want to choose one of them as the external interface.
ON_IF
Network interface or group name to transmit packets on.
Default:
EXT_IP
Use this value as the specified IPv4 address. This is useful for the appjail-expose(1) and appjail-nat(1) commands. Note that this IPv4 address must exist in the specified external address.
SHARED_BRIDGE
Shared bridge to be created by the attach subcommand in appjail-network(1) and also used by the subcommand.
Default: appjail
DEFAULT_MTU
If an epair interface is provided before a non-epair interface, use this MTU. The non-epair interface should be provided before the epair interface, so that AppJail can obtain the MTU and set the bridge MTU correctly. Remember that if_bridge(4) requires that all interfaces have the same MTU; see if_bridge(4) for more details.

If you are not sure which MTU to choose, use . See for more details.

This parameter is used by the attach subcommand in appjail-network(1).

Default: 1500

DEFAULT_VIRTUALNET_MTU
Default MTU used by Virtual Networks.

Note that if you have a Virtual Network already created with no MTU defined, this value will be used every time when an if_epair(4) interface is created, so don't change this value when you have already added a member to the bridge with a different MTU, this will result in an error. See if_bridge(4) for details.

Default: 1500

DEFAULT_RESOLV_CONF
Parameter equivalent to the resolv_conf option in appjail-quick(1).
Default:
USE_RESOLV_CONF
Enable or disable the resolv_conf parameter. See appjail-quick(1).
Default: 1

CREATED_FORMAT
date(1) format to display in a human-understandable format for the keyword in the or subcommands of appjail-jail(1).
Default:
CONSOLELOG_NAME
Command to run to generate a filename for the parameter in a template. The slash character can't be used.
Default: date +%Y-%m-%d.log
SESSION_ID_NAME
Command to run to generate a filename for when the parameter is set to a value other than 0. The slash character can't be used.
Default: date +%Y-%m-%d.log
STARTUPLOG_NAME
Command to run to generate a filename for logs generated by the appjail-startup(1) command. The slash character can't be used.
Default: date +%Y-%m-%d.log
CONTAINERLOG_NAME
Command to execute to generate a filename for the logs generated by the background processes in the appjail-oci(1) exec command. The slash character can't be used.
Default: date +%Y-%m-%d.log
BUILDLOG_NAME
Command to run to generate a filename for logs generated by the appjail-fetch(1) command when building the FreeBSD source. The slash character can't be used.
Default: date +%Y-%m-%d_%Hh%Mm%Ss.log
ETCUPDATELOG_NAME
Command to run to generate a filename for logs generated by the appjail-etcupdate(1) command. The slash character can't be used.
Default: date +%Y-%m-%d_%Hh%Mm%Ss.log
ENABLE_LOGGING_OUTPUT
Records the AppJail session, that is, from the first time it is run until it ends.
Default: 0
SCRIPT_TIME
See -t in script(1).
Default: 30
ENABLE_DEBUG
There are four levels of debugging: debug, , and . Only the debug level can be enabled or disabled.
Default: 1

DEFAULT_FETCH_METHOD
Default appjail-fetch(1) subcommand to be executed when none is provided.
Default:
DEFAULT_INSTALL_METHOD
Default appjail-jail(1) installation method for creating new jails.
Default:
DOWNLOADURL
Site where FreeBSD components will be downloaded. The protocols that can be used depend entirely on the command specified in the parameter.

The value of this parameter may contain some keywords that have special meaning:

  • ⟨Architecture⟩
  • ⟨Version⟩

AppJail will quote the keyword's value at runtime and escape any characters that can be interpreted by the shell. If you want to escape a keyword, use %%, e.g. %%v.

Default:

COMPONENTS
Default components to be downloaded when none are specified.
Default:
DEFAULT_RELEASE
Default release name when none is specified.
Default:
WWW_CMD
Command to download FreeBSD components.

The value of this parameter may contain some keywords that have special meaning:

  • ⟨Component pathname⟩
  • ⟨Site where FreeBSD components will be downloaded⟩
  • ⟨Component filename⟩

AppJail will quote the keyword's value at runtime and escape any characters that can be interpreted by the shell. If you want to escape a keyword, use %%, e.g. %%c.

Default: fetch -Rpm -o %o %u/%c

MAKEJAIL_FETCH_CMD
Command to get a Makejail when using the fetch method in appjail-makejail(1).

The value of this parameter may contain some keywords that have special meaning:

  • ⟨Makejail pathname⟩
  • ⟨Site where the Makejail file will be downloaded⟩

AppJail will quote the keyword's value at runtime and escape any characters that can be interpreted by the shell. If you want to escape a keyword, use %%, e.g. %%u.

Default: fetch -Rpm -o %o %u

MAKEJAIL_ADD_FETCH_CMD
Command to get the tarball file used by the instruction in a Makejail file.

The value of this parameter may contain some keywords that have special meaning:

  • ⟨Site where the tarball will be downloaded⟩

AppJail will quote the keyword's value at runtime and escape any characters that can be interpreted by the shell. If you want to escape a keyword, use %%, e.g. %%u.

Default: fetch -Rpm -o - %u

SRCDIR
Location of FreeBSD source tree.
Default:
TARGET_ARCH
Default value for the and variables. See appjail-fetch(1) and build(7) for details.
Default: ${FREEBSD_ARCH}
MAKEARGS
Default arguments used by make(1) when building the source tree. By default this parameter is set to an empty value.
KERNEL
Default kernel to compile.
Default:
JOBS
Number of jobs. By default, the number of CPUs of the system.

IMAGESDIR
Location of images.
Default:
IMAGE_COMPRESS
Default algorithm to compress the images.
Default: xz
IMAGE_ARCH
Default target to build the images. If not defined, the output of the -p parameter of the uname(1) command is used. By default this parameter is set to an empty value.
IMAGE_TAG
Default image tag.
Default:
IMAGE_FETCH_CMD
Command to get a ajspec file when using the fetch method in the subcommand of the appjail-image(1) command.

The value of this parameter may contain some keywords that have special meaning:

  • ⟨Image pathname⟩
  • ⟨Site where the image will be downloaded⟩

AppJail will quote the keyword's value at runtime and escape any characters that can be interpreted by the shell. If you want to escape a keyword, use %%, e.g. %%u.

Default: fetch -Rpm -o %o %u

IMAGE_ENTRYPOINT
If no entrypoint is specified in a Makejail file, use this parameter as the default value. This value will be concatenated like a pathname, e.g. .
Default:
IMAGE_DOWNLOAD_METHOD
The appjail-image(1) command will get a list of sources to try to download the image to one of them, if this parameter is set to the attempts are made as it is in the list defined in the ajspec file, but if this parameter is set to random, the list is sorted randomly before trying to download the image.
Default: random

DEBOOTSTRAP_CMD
debootstrap(8) command to bootstrap a basic debian system.

The value of this parameter may contain some keywords that have special meaning:

  • ⟨Target architecture⟩
  • ⟨Suite name⟩
  • ⟨Output directory⟩

AppJail will quote the keyword's value at runtime and escape any characters that can be interpreted by the shell. If you want to escape a keyword, use %%, e.g. %%s.

Default:

DEBOOTSTRAP_ARCH
Default target architecture used by the debootstrap(8) command.
Default: ${FREEBSD_ARCH}
DEBOOTSTRAP_MIRROR
See debootstrap(8). By default this parameter is set to an empty value.
DEBOOTSTRAP_SCRIPT
See debootstrap(8). By default this parameter is set to an empty value.
APT_CACHE_START
See in apt.conf(5).
Default:

ENABLE_COLORS
Enable or disable colors. It is highly recommended to use colors to more easily identify errors, warnings, and so on. Use the -R parameter in less(1) if you want to see a log created by AppJail when this parameter is enabled.
Default: 1
ENABLE_RANDOM_COLORS
Some commands set a prefix before displaying a message which is commonly the target name, i.e. jail name, image name, etc. That prefix can be displayed colored with a randomly chosen color by enabling this parameter.
Default: 1

DEFAULT_HEALTH_TYPE
Default health type when the user doesn't specify one.
Default: host
DEFAULT_RECOVER_TYPE
Default recover type when the user doesn't specify one.
Default: host
DEFAULT_HEALTH_CMD
Default health command when the user doesn't specify one.

The value of this parameter may contain some keywords that have special meaning:

  • ⟨Jail name⟩

AppJail will quote the keyword's value at runtime and escape any characters that can be interpreted by the shell. If you want to escape a keyword, use %%, e.g. %%j.

Default: appjail status -q %j

DEFAULT_RECOVER_CMD
Default recover command when the user doesn't specify one

The value of this parameter may contain some keywords that have special meaning:

  • ⟨Jail name⟩

AppJail will quote the keyword's value at runtime and escape any characters that can be interpreted by the shell. If you want to escape a keyword, use %%, e.g. %%j.

Default: appjail restart %j

DEFAULT_HEALTH_INTERVAL
Default interval number to execute the health command
Default: 30
DEFAULT_HEALTH_RETRIES
Default number of attempts before executing the recover command.
Default: 3
DEFAULT_HEALTH_START_PERIOD
Delay before running the healthchecker. If this parameter is set to 0, no delay is performed.
Default: 0
DEFAULT_RECOVER_TOTAL
Default number of attempts before considering the jail as unhealthy.
Default: 3
DEFAULT_HEALTH_TIMEOUT
Duration of the health command before sending the signal specified in the DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_SIGNAL.
Default: 120
DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_SIGNAL
Signal to send once the timeout specified in has been reached.
Default: sigterm
DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_KILL_AFTER
Send a SIGKILL signal after sending the signal specified in the DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_SIGNAL parameter.
Default: 180
DEFAULT_RECOVER_TIMEOUT
Duration of the recover command before sending the signal specified in the DEFAULT_RECOVER_TIMEOUT_SIGNAL.
Default: 120
DEFAULT_RECOVER_TIMEOUT_SIGNAL
Signal to send once the timeout specified in has been reached.
Default: sigterm
DEFAULT_RECOVER_TIMEOUT_KILL_AFTER
Send a SIGKILL signal after sending the signal specified in the DEFAULT_RECOVER_TIMEOUT_SIGNAL parameter.
Default: 180

The following parameters are self-explanatory.

Parameters prefixed with apply to operations related with tar(1) such as , , and

Parameters such as , , <ALGO>_COMPRESS_CMD, and <ALGO>_DECOMPRESS_CMD apply to compression and decompression-related operations that use <ALGO>_COMPRESS_CMD for compress and <ALGO>_DECOMPRESS_CMD for decompress, i.e. export and import ZFS images.

TAR_ARGS
By default this parameter is set to an empty value.
TAR_COMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${TAR_ARGS}
TAR_DECOMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${TAR_ARGS}
TAR_BZIP_ARGS
Default: ${TAR_COMPRESS_ARGS} --bzip
TAR_GZIP_ARGS
Default: ${TAR_COMPRESS_ARGS} --gzip
TAR_LRZIP_ARGS
You need to install archivers/lrzip to use this algorithm.

Default: ${TAR_COMPRESS_ARGS} --lrzip

TAR_LZ4_ARGS
Default: ${TAR_COMPRESS_ARGS} --lz4
TAR_LZMA_ARGS
Default: ${TAR_COMPRESS_ARGS} --lzma
TAR_LZOP_ARGS
You need to install archivers/lzop to use this algorithm.

Default: ${TAR_COMPRESS_ARGS} --lzop

TAR_XZ_ARGS
Default: ${TAR_COMPRESS_ARGS} --xz
TAR_ZSTD_ARGS
Default: ${TAR_COMPRESS_ARGS} --zstd
BZIP_ARGS
By default this parameter is set to an empty value.
BZIP_COMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${BZIP_ARGS}
BZIP_COMPRESS_CMD
Default: bzip2 ${BZIP_COMPRESS_ARGS}
BZIP_DECOMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${BZIP_ARGS}
BZIP_DECOMPRESS_CMD
Default: bzip2 ${BZIP_DECOMPRESS_ARGS} -d
GZIP_ARGS
By default this parameter is set to an empty value.
GZIP_COMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${GZIP_ARGS}
GZIP_COMPRESS_CMD
Default: gzip ${GZIP_COMPRESS_ARGS}
GZIP_DECOMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${GZIP_ARGS}
GZIP_DECOMPRESS_CMD
Default: gzip -d ${GZIP_DECOMPRESS_ARGS}
LRZIP_ARGS
By default this parameter is set to an empty value.

You need to install archivers/lrzip to use this algorithm.

LRZIP_COMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${LRZIP_ARGS}
LRZIP_COMPRESS_CMD
Default: lrzip ${LRZIP_COMPRESS_ARGS}
LRZIP_DECOMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${LRZIP_ARGS}
LRZIP_DECOMPRESS_CMD
Default: lrzip -d ${LRZIP_DECOMPRESS_ARGS}
LZ4_ARGS
By default this parameter is set to an empty value.
LZ4_COMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${LZ4_ARGS}
LZ4_COMPRESS_CMD
Default: lz4 ${LZ4_COMPRESS_ARGS}
LZ4_DECOMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${LZ4_ARGS}
LZ4_DECOMPRESS_CMD
Default: lz4 -d ${LZ4_DECOMPRESS_ARGS}
LZMA_ARGS
By default this parameter is set to an empty value.
LZMA_COMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${LZMA_ARGS}
LZMA_COMPRESS_CMD
Default: lzma ${LZMA_COMPRESS_ARGS}
LZMA_DECOMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${LZMA_ARGS}
LZMA_DECOMPRESS_CMD
Default: lzma -d ${LZMA_DECOMPRESS_ARGS}
LZOP_ARGS
By default this parameter is set to an empty value.

You need to install archivers/lzop to use this algorithm.

LZOP_COMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${LZOP_ARGS}
LZOP_COMPRESS_CMD
Default: lzop ${LZOP_COMPRESS_ARGS}
LZOP_DECOMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${LZOP_ARGS}
LZOP_DECOMPRESS_CMD
Default: lzop -d ${LZOP_DECOMPRESS_ARGS}
XZ_ARGS
By default this parameter is set to an empty value.
XZ_COMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${XZ_ARGS}
XZ_COMPRESS_CMD
Default: xz ${XZ_COMPRESS_ARGS}
XZ_DECOMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${XZ_ARGS}
XZ_DECOMPRESS_CMD
Default: xz -d ${XZ_DECOMPRESS_ARGS}
ZSTD_ARGS
By default this parameter is set to an empty value.
ZSTD_COMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${ZSTD_ARGS}
ZSTD_COMPRESS_CMD
Default: zstd ${ZSTD_COMPRESS_ARGS}
ZSTD_DECOMPRESS_ARGS
Default: ${ZSTD_ARGS}
ZSTD_DECOMPRESS_CMD
Default: zstd -d ${ZSTD_DECOMPRESS_ARGS}

DEFAULT_COLUMNS_VOLUME
Default columns for appjail-volume(1) get.
Default: name mountpoint type uid gid perm
DEFAULT_COLUMNS_LIMITS
Default columns for appjail-limits(1) get.
Default: nro enabled name rule loaded
DEFAULT_COLUMNS_STATS
Default columns for appjail-limits(1) stats.
DEFAULT_COLUMNS_LABEL
Default columns for appjail-label(1) get.
Default: name value
DEFAULT_COLUMNS_JAIL
Default columns for appjail-jail(1) get.
Default:
DEFAULT_COLUMNS_NETWORK
Default columns for appjail-network(1) get.
Default: name network cidr broadcast gateway minaddr maxaddr addresses description mtu
DEFAULT_COLUMNS_IMAGE
Default columns for appjail-image(1) get.
Default: name
DEFAULT_COLUMNS_NAT_JAIL
Default columns for appjail-nat(1) jail get.
Default: name network rule
DEFAULT_COLUMNS_NAT_NETWORK
Default columns for appjail-nat(1) network get.
Default: boot name rule
DEFAULT_COLUMNS_HEALTHCHECK
Default columns for appjail-healthcheck(1) get.
Default: nro enabled name status health_type health_cmd recover_type recover_cmd
DEFAULT_COLUMNS_FSTAB
Default columns for appjail-fstab(1) get.
Default: nro enabled name device mountpoint type options dump pass
DEFAULT_COLUMNS_DEVFS
Default columns for appjail-devfs(1) get.
Default: nro enabled name rule
DEFAULT_COLUMNS_EXPOSE
Default columns for appjail-expose(1) get.
Default: nro enabled name ports protocol network_name ext_if on_if

AUTO_GIT_UPDATE
If there is a request to clone a repository in a Makejail file and it already exists locally, update it.
Default: 1
BUILDAH_FROM_ARGS
buildah-from(1) arguments. By default this parameter is set to an empty value.
FREEBSD_UPDATE_CONF
Default freebsd-update.conf(5) configuration file when updating or upgrading a FreeBSD jail or release.
Default:
FREEBSD_ARCH
Default architecture used by some operations, such as fetching FreeBSD components, creating jails, etc. If not defined, the output of the -m parameter of the uname(1) command is used. By default this parameter is set to an empty value.
FREEBSD_VERSION
Default FreeBSD version without the patch level used by some operations, such as fetching FreeBSD components, creating jails, etc. If not defined, AppJail will get a valid version string.
RUNAS
Utility that runs when a non-root user runs appjail(1). See appjail-user(8).
Default:

/usr/local/etc/appjail/appjail.conf /usr/local/etc/appjail/appjail.conf.sample

appjail(1) appjail-devfs(1) appjail-fetch(1) appjail-image(1) appjail-makejail(1) appjail-nat(1) appjail-network(1) appjail-quick(1) appjail-volume(1) appjail-zfs(1) tar(1) if_bridge(4) if_epair(4) freebsd-update.conf(5) appjail-tutorial(7) appjail-dns(8)

Jesús Daniel Colmenares Oviedo <DtxdF@disroot.org>

March 21, 2024 FreeBSD 14.3-RELEASE
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