On Saturday 31 January 2004 00:17, Harald Schmalzbauer wrote: > Hi all, > > I have devfs mounted at /somepint/ip/dev and ls shows: > > acpi cuala0 net1 stdout ttyv2 twed0s1 > agpgart cuala1 net2 sysmouse ttyv3 twed0s1a > apm devctl network ttyd0 ttyv4 twed0s1b > ast0 devstat null ttyd1 ttyv5 twed0s1c > ata fd pci ttyid0 ttyv6 twed0s1d > console geom.ctl perfmon ttyid1 ttyv7 twed0s1e > consolectl io ptyp0 ttyld0 ttyv8 twed0s1f > ctty klog ptyp1 ttyld1 ttyv9 twed0s1g > cuaa0 kmem random ttyp0 ttyva twed0s1h > cuaa1 mem smb0 ttyp1 ttyvb urandom > cuaia0 nast0 stderr ttyv0 twe0 xpt0 > cuaia1 net stdin ttyv1 twed0 zero > > > "devfs rule show" print: > 100 hide > > I expected after a "devfs -m /somepoint/ip/dev rule applyset" that I don't > see a device anymore. > > What am I doing wrong? > > Also the jail_ip_devfs_ruleset="4" line in /etc/rc.conf didn't work for me. Arghh, found the mistake. The example in /etc/default/rc.conf shows a number for "jail_example_devfs_ruleset=123". But it should be the name of the rule so I think the line should be corrected by: jail_example_devfs_ruleset="devfsrules_hide_all" Or a dummy example-entry in /etc/defaults/devfs.rules -Harry > > Thanks in advance, > > -Harry
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