* 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.

= jparallel

jparallel is a "parallel jail shell" written in Ruby. 

This is shell that can be used to interact with multiple FreeBSD jail instances
simultaneously. It includes a Ruby binding to the FreeBSD jail(2) functions. 

It's still under development, but in the meantime, you can check out the
current development source with Subversion from the following URL:

    svn://deveiate.org/jparallel/trunk

The project page is also likely to have more details:

    http://deveiate.org/projects/Jparallel/

== License

See the LICENSE file in the same directory for licensing details.