NAME
bastille jcp – Copy file(s)/directorie(s) from jail to jail(s).

SYNOPSIS
bastille jcp [-qx] SOURCE_JAIL JAIL_PATH DESTINATION_JAIL JAIL_PATH

DESCRIPTION
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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NAME
bastille jcp – Copy file(s)/directorie(s) from jail to jail(s).

SYNOPSIS
bastille jcp [-qx] SOURCE_JAIL JAIL_PATH DESTINATION_JAIL JAIL_PATH

DESCRIPTION
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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NAME
bastille service – Manage services within jail(s).

SYNOPSIS
bastille service [-ax] TARGET SERVICE ARGS

DESCRIPTION
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 start

Stop caddy in myjail:
> bastille service myjail caddy stop

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NAME
bastille service – Manage services within jail(s).

SYNOPSIS
bastille service [-ax] TARGET SERVICE ARGS

DESCRIPTION
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 start

Stop caddy in myjail:
> bastille service myjail caddy stop

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> man bastille-import

…
If the RELEASE argument is specified, Bastille will import the jail using that release.

**EXAMPLES**

Import myjail_DATE.txz:
> bastille import myjail_DATE.txz

Import myjail_DATE.gz under 15.0-RELEASE:
> bastille import myjail_DATE.txz 15.0-RELEASE

Import 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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> man bastille-import

…
If the RELEASE argument is specified, Bastille will import the jail using that release.

**EXAMPLES**

Import myjail_DATE.txz:
> bastille import myjail_DATE.txz

Import myjail_DATE.gz under 15.0-RELEASE:
> bastille import myjail_DATE.txz 15.0-RELEASE

Import 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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