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`pkg(1)` is a binary package management tool akin to `apt` or `yum`. On modern
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FreeBSD installations compiling ports is no longer required, which is an
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incredibly welcome change to FreeBSD in recent years. Like it's Linux
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incredibly welcome change to FreeBSD in recent years. Like its Linux
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relatives, `pkg` retrieves package metadata and tarballs from a remote
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repository by default, from the "offline jail" perspective this is a problem.
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Jails however, are just running off slices off my host filesystem, e.g. `/jails/postgresql` which allows me to commands from the host in that file tree, for example:
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Jails however, are just running off slices of my host filesystem, e.g. `/jails/postgresql` which allows me to commands from the host in that file tree, for example:
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```
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freebsd# ls /jails/postgressql
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