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Show Notes:

Apple’s New File System: Who Cares?

• Apple’s Hierarchical File System

• Apple File System

ZFS, jails, FreeBSD

• FreeBSD Jails

• Origins of FreeBSD Jail and why imperfect virtualization is good

• Jails are like little virtual machines (jails) running on a bigger machine (the jail host)

• From the jail host (often just referred to as the host), you can see into the jails, see everything that’s running, monitor, etc.

• Stuff in the jail cannot see outside the jail and have no interactions with the host

• You can configure the host so that the jail can access stuff on the host (e.g. a tape drive) but that requires explicit action by the sysadmin.

• Simplified concept of a FreeBSD Jail: create a directory, install FreeBSD in there, chroot, done.

Feedback

• Changing bacula volume sizes pt2

• When to choose MySQL over Postgres?

• Bacula System

• File sharing in diverse environment

• Pin entry pad randomised feature

• Good $TIME_OF_DAY!

Round Up:

• FreeNAS Corral relegated to “TECHNOLOGY PREVIEW” status

• Dallas’ emergency sirens were hacked with a rogue radio signal

• Malware Reaches Play Store as Google Wages War Against BankBot Trojan

• Prisoners built two PCs from parts, hid them in ceiling, connected to the state’s network and did cybershenanigans

• Historian

Other links:

• Bacula copy job via SQL

• The Cuckoo’s Egg

• Acme Klein Bottle

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