* It compiles!
* Removed additional leftover link parser stuff.
* Removed unused memory allocate/free stuff until I discuss with my
cohort. It may be back... it may be left over from linkparser too. ;)
* list() works, but cores. Not sure why yet. Really, list() should be
renamed to something sensible, and return instantiated BSD::Jail
objects to attach() to or get additional info on.
* Ruby C bindings are way, way fun. Reminds me how little C I can
remember with one project a year :)
= 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.