* Now with 87% more hot jail action! * Predeclared all C methods in jail.h, so they could be arranged in logical order in jail.c * Fixed the extconf namespace. * Added rdoc. * Added usage examples, demonstrating jls, jexec, and jail ruby equivalents. * Re-added the "attach and execute within a block" code. * Added Enumerable and Comparable support. * Return 'path' as a Pathname object. TODO: * Create the actual 'jParallel' shell binary, now that we have a good backend framework. * Tests? How? * Add support for recently committed (will be part of 7.2-RELEASE) multiple IPs per jail, and jail labels.

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# An example 'jail' utility in ruby.
#

BEGIN {
        require 'pathname'
        basedir = Pathname.new( __FILE__ ).dirname.parent

        $LOAD_PATH.unshift basedir + "ext" unless 
                $LOAD_PATH.include? basedir + "ext"
}

require 'jail'

jid = BSD::Jail.create( '127.0.0.1', '/tmp', 'testjail' )
puts "New jail created with id: %d" % [ jid ]

# We're in the jail, now.
Dir.foreach('.') { |i| puts i }